Nurses Convene In Butte For First State Session
The Montana State Association of Nurses opened its first annual convention in Butte with about fifty nurses attending. Speakers urged state registration to weed out unqualified or “correspondence school” nurses and improve training and patient care through医生 oversight and a physicians and nurses appointed board.
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Montana
Montana State Association of Nurses
State Board of Examiners
T. C. Witherspoon
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Witherspoon
Stewart
State Board
Lucy A. Marshall
Missoula
M. M. Hughes
Helena
Ames
Billings
George Bennett
Butte
Murray Hospital
Gallatin County Association
Olive Peoples
Mary Kelly
Bohart
Minnie McCauley
Missoula County Association
Sloan
Brunnelle
Hills
Jennings
Goforth
Donaldson
Loughrin
Hamilton
Lewis and Clark County Association
Sigreland
Hutchinson
Hughes
Comet
Yellowstone County Association
Magee
Cascade County Association
Ariss
McDougall
H. Strom
Miss Strom
Thornton hold up nets about $400 in Thornton hotel robbery
Two masked men robbed the Thornton hotel at East Broadway and Wyoming street just before 3am taking about $400 in cash from the desk and safe area. Night clerk Gordon House and two hotel employees were forced to open the safe and hand over money and checks. The pair fled, but a janitor glimpsed one robber’s face as a mask slipped. Police alerted, elevator evasion noted, suspects suspected to be the same duo behind recent saloon robberies.
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Thornton
East Broadway
Wyoming Street
Tall Man
Butte
Gordon House
the Thornton
George Warren
Charles Williams
Herman Schilling
House
Jong Lobby
Schilling
Vegetable life and animals in uneasy balance
From the New York Press a note on ecological links between plant life and animal life. It warns vegetables support animal life and suggests concern for the balance of ecosystems while implying ongoing research and contemplation.
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Hore
The
New York Press
Venus Alone Habitable Says Maunder Revival
The New York Press reports that Prof Walter Maunder, noted astronomer, has revived speculation that other heavenly bodies may harbor conditions suitable for life. He revisits arguments about planetary atmospheres and solar distances to assess potential habitability beyond Earth.
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New York Press
Walter Maunder
Could Venus Be The Only Habitable Planet
A discussion outlines planetary temperatures from a 19th century view. It argues the sun is over 5000 C, the Moon near liquid air, Mercury faces extreme heat, Mars is frozen, and distant planets remain incandescent with likely no solid core. Venus is given a mean 69 C and 95 C at the equator, suggesting possible habitability while others are unsuitable for protoplasm.
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Ercury
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Maunder
Venus
Sun
Mercury
Moon
Stewardess saves him from going overboard on mutinous voyage
New Orleans July 21 Mutiny by 25 Chinese aboard the steamship Comus arriving from New York caused panic among passengers. First Officer M L Proctor was saved from being tossed overboard by stewardess Florence Shaw. Six Chinese attacked Proctor at the rail. shots wounded one man, a second seriously. Crew and passengers intervened. the mutineers were sent to the hold. Each Chinese fined bond $500. disposition pending.
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New Orleans
Comus
New York
M. L. Proctor
Camus
Proctor
Florence Shaw
Shaw
United Fruit Company
Hotel Arrivals With Wide Roster From Cities Across Regions
A lengthy hotel arrivals list shows travelers and guests visiting from New Orleans Chicago Denver Missoula Seattle Spokane Los Angeles New York Chicago and many others. Names include Thornton Mrs M J Radstick A B Flagg Hattie Rakoff Q R Swartz D E Haller P E White and wife C R Bray W W Patterson J F Green E Schmidt J C Cutler H Hildebrant and more. The roster spans across multiple states including Idaho Montana Washington Oregon and Colorado with attendees from Denver St Paul and New York among others.
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Los Angeles
S. R. Robinson
Minneapolis
George B. Spaulding
Hamilton
G. A. Mendenhall
Pony
Charles Frank
Cincinnati
Albert Valentine
J. Valentine
New York
C. A. Armacost
Seattle
Theodore A. Hathaway
Pittsburg
T. J. Welcher
Houghton
Mich
Mich. Finlen—F, Ef, Benedict, St. Paul; Mrs. A. L. Ward
Spellion
L. D. Hanson
Boulder
H. Peeples
Galen
Walter Marshall
Missoula
A. J. Woodland
St. Paul
A. B. Flagg
Chicago
W. D. Roberts
Anaconda
W. W. Merk
Silver Star
Dan Healy
Louis Pierce
Livingston
W. J. Sausman
Billings
St. Joseph
G. R. Kelly
Art Wicksher
H. A. White
Salt Lake
Butte
H. A. McLennan
Lewistown
H. D. Cook
Miles City
Thomas Kirkpatrick
C. M. Slighton
R. J. Thompson
Avery
George M. Grant
New York City
W. F. Sage
W. A. Flager
Spider captures fish in Natal aquarium discovery
Specimens of Thalassius Spenceri at Durban museum reveal a spider, three inches across with legs extended, catching a fish by the water ledge. The creature seized a fish beneath its legs, dragged it into view, then bit and consumed a prey four times its weight in a dramatic display observed by Rev. N Abraham and a servant boy.
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New York
Thalassius Spenceri
Durban
Natal
FE. Cc. Chubb
N. Abraham
Greytown
Office seekers and a president's reply in history
Senator Bourne recalls a president who faced a flood of job requests. A letter offered to destroy the mountain of letters if the president ever took a month off, illustrating the never-ending pull of offices for voters.
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Woodrow Wilson
Senator Bourne
St. Louis Globe Democrat
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