Juvenile crime rise sparks plea for industrial schools
Dr. Orne warns that juvenile delinquency is expanding across America with crime up 75 percent in a decade while population grows 23 percent. He urges prevention through industrial schools, blames neglectful homes, and cites costs and societal impact, urging reforms in parenting and public policy.
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Agency of Industrial Schools
Orne
America
New England
New York State
Massachusetts
Premium list offers subscriptions with $2 value premiums
The Standard advertises an expanded premium list for all subscribers who pay $1 in advance for a year. Many premiums are worth up to $2.00. Also notes Pilsner and Haufbrau on draft at Windsor buffet and a seasonal opening under new management at Potosi Springs near Pony with sixteen rooms and fishing nearby. The classifieds highlight For Sale and Exchange ads for second-hand autos and trades.
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Potosi Springs
Pony
Ony, Mont
Black Friday mine shows rich ore strike near Radersburg
Reports from Radersburg district say a strike at the Black Friday mine yielded two feet of ore worth $30 per ton near the shaft on the 700 foot level, sparking a miners celebration. Nearby,. Keating and Ohte Keating firms report steady ore shipments and new electric plant work as others develop rich prospects across the area.
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Black Friday
Radersburg
Keating Company
Ohte-Keating
Keating
Calumet & Corbin
de Lome Mining Company
Hodgens & Greene Company
Mohawk
Adams and
Butte
Black Diamond
Arena Company
Calumett& Moritana Company
Bozeman Schools Seek New Teachers After Departures
Bozeman public schools faced multiple resignations and withdrawals after their May teacher election, prompting a second board meeting to fill vacancies. Principal changes include A Wan ne of Stout Institute stepping into manual training, and Blanche Metheny may take over home science. several other hires and reassignment plans were noted, with the Irving principalship still vacant.
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Standard
Bozeman
Bozeman Public Schools
Benjamin W. Spaulding
Irving School
A. Wanne
Stout Institute
Menomine
Vis
Edna Bull
Miss Bull
Bozeman College
Blanche Metheny
Buena Nelson
California
Anna Lockhart
Young Women's Christian Association
Crowds Disappointed by Ely's Failed Ascension
Lewistown reports great disappointment as Eugene Ely cannot perform due to high winds. The aviation program was postponed to tomorrow afternoon, drawing hundreds who remained in town. If weather stays unfavorable, Ely will postpone again and fly after his Missoula engagement.
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Standard
Lewistown
Eugene Ely
Ely
Montana Amusement invites patrons to buy stock
Patrons of the Montana Amusement chain in Montana Utah and Washington are invited to become stockholders in a profit sharing plan. The company operates theaters in Butte Anaconda Missoula Great Falls Billings Salt Lake and Spokane with 7 venues and aims to expand without heavy debt.
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Montana Amusement Company
Montana
Utah
Washington
Butte
Anaconda
Missoula
Great Faulx
Billings
Salt Lake
Spokane
Frank T. Bailey
George Grombacher
William Cutts
Talley
Law
Montana Armusement Company
Northwest
Dry land drops as Twin Bridges and wheat on bench
Reports from various localities in the county describe favorable dry land crops despite hot, dry weather. Roy Pritchett near Twin Bridges reports a 20 inch winter wheat stand sown Oct 7 with potential about 20 bushels per acre, plus fine barley and spring wheat. Wool sales include 19 1/2 cent clips by Ma Lauterbach and 18 cent clips by Darnutzer Bros and Breck. Frank Black dies in Arizona after long illness. School board re elects Principal Alfred Bruner. several staff changes and building funding discussion follow. John Scott, Northern Pacific foreman, dies of heart failure at Waterloo. A. R. Leland of Chicago arrives to oversee Roach mining, with plans for a large work force. The orphans home prepares for a July 3 transition under new administrators Renish. Rev. Bechter to fill summer pulpit. various residents relocate or travel including Miss Grace Falconer and Mrs. Page.
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Roy Pritchett
Pritenett
Pritchett
Ivan Sanders
Point of Rocks
Ma Lauterbach
Ruby Valley
Jones-McDonald
Boston
Darnutzer Bros
Platne
J. E. Hample
Butte
Fred Schultz
Laurin
Sermpe
Alfred Bruner
Prinipal
Luella Jones
Preville
B. FP. Yerkes
John Scott
Northern Pacific
Waterloo
Whitehall
A. R. Leland
Daniel Agan
Roach
Goodrich Gulch
Root Range
Chicago
Mr. Leland
Mra
BE. BH. Renish
Leslie Bechter
Presbyterian Church
Bechtel
Anna Page
Crosham
Ore
Ford
Grace Falconer
Olney
Frank Howard
Virginia City
Mortimer Lott Jr
Grinnell
Iowa
James Bertoglio
Alaska Ranch
Bertoglio
Fulton
Lakeshore
Wisconsin Creek
Judge Dickey
Rochester
Kalispell
Edna Fox
Missoula
Anaconda
C. E. Goodwin
North Yakima
Fred Siedensticker
H. McLain
Lauria
Wisconsin
Bozeman College to undergo major campus changes planned
Special Dispatch reports a broad modernization at Montana State College in Bozeman. Key items include a new engineering building pending funding, a 60000 dollar appropriation hoped to be released for fall foundation work, and completion targeted for September 1912. Greenhouses for horticulture biology and agronomy rise with a palm room, while College Hall and the chemistry building receive renovations. The drill hall gains 200 extra seats to host larger crowds.
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Tr Standard Bozeman
Agricultural College
Hamilton
State Board of Examiners
Montana
College Hall
Willson
Patrolman chases suspect on Central avenue
Great Falls report says Patrolman Semmingson fired four shots around 4 AM on Central avenue but the fleeing suspect escaped. No injuries reported and the chase continued as officers pursue leads in the case. The article notes the suspect proved fleeter of foot than the officer in his efforts to round him up.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Semmingson
Police Department
Central Avenue
Morony and Associates Bank Admission of Service
Joan G Morony presides over a bank led by HN Bdrain and Bwinborne as vice presidents with I A Kunkel and W Place as assistant cashiers. The institution transacts a general banking business including letters of credit and drafts payable in the United States and foreign countries while soliciting customer business.
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Joan G. Morony
HN Bdrian
Co. Co, Bwinborne
Eeaees
I. A. Kunkel
W. Place
United States
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Waltham
New York
Legs
Optician
North Main
East Park, Butte
Save Parents and Society
Wargerard
Ropean
Mose Linz—Lends
North Main Street
Orton Bros
James Hayes
Los Angeles
California Chemical CO
Sale Distributors
New High St
Panson & Rockefeller
Drexwisi
Hutte, Mont
Pilsner and Haufbrau
Windsor
John T. Todd
Old Mile
Keating and
Ohio
de Lome Company
E. Calkins
Main and Broadway
Clerke
Clerke’s
North Main St
Frank J. Binck
Arizona
Princi
Pal Broner
Trustees of Twin Bridges
Frank Black
Frank I. Black
Mr Black
Twin Bridge Bank
Robert
Philippines
Gallatin County
Twin Bridges Cient
Aryie Lee
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co
Harry Siegel
Wyoming
Independent
Bitter Root Valley
Avant Hotel
Hamilton, Mont
Helena
Butte Banks
Noighbor
State Savings Bank
Butte, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Co
OF Butte
Canital
John G. Morony
John D. Ryan
Marcus Daly
C. C Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
First National Bank OF Butte
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
Ld. B. Weirick
J. S. Dutton
A. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro., Bankers
Butte City, Moat
Maren Lat
Europe
Alexander J. Jovanston
Cashie
Vigpad
Silver Bow National Bank
Bo Bi Wamr
First National Bank of Dillon
Torn Macginnails
Robert T. F
Eeees
Serlun
Casnier M&m BP Kennett Redatant Canler
Heilbronner CO
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