Federation Women Meet in Boston Ninth Biennial
Boston hosts the General Federation of Women's Clubs with 1,500 delegates and visitors registered. Mrs. Sarah S. Pratt Decker presides and speakers include Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker. discussions focus on indorsements and future meeting sites amid debates over next president candidates Mrs. Philip N. Moore and Mrs. May Alden Ward.
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St. Louis
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Julia Ward Howe
Cohan Brothers of Butte to Stage Runaway Princess Next Summer
Cohan and Charles Co. of Butte return from New York after arranging production of The Runaway Princess. They sign with H W Williams & Sim Williams Theatrical Enterprises for a New York summer show and road tour. Prior to the musical, Election Night March will be featured in Williams productions next season.
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Cohen
Butte
New York
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Sim Williams Theatrical Enterprises Company
Williams Company
Cohan Boys
Williams
Cohans
Missoula Minister Tells Bible Story Pearl of Parables
Rev. Henry Van Engelen preached at First Baptist Church in the absence of Rev. J. E. Noftsinger, sharing the Pearl of Parables theme. He expounded the prodigal son tale, stressing human will, wanderings from God, and the Father’s forgiving love, with vivid parable contrasts and moral lessons.
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First Baptist Church
J. E. Noftsinger
God
Christ
Miles
Jesus
Tragic death of Billy McCrudden in snow near Saltese
Robert McCrudden, from Coeur d'Alene mines, recalls his brother Billy McCrudden found dead in deep snow near Saltese after a long cold walk. Billy fired 12 shots before collapse, likely due to exhaustion and a broken snowshoe. a glove and revolver were found near the body. McCrudden, Ontario born, was a well known Butte resident and Eagles member. funeral in Mullan, Idaho with Eagles leading.
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Robert McCrUdden
Butte
Coeur d'Alene
Saltese
MecCrudden
William McCrudden
Billy
Billly
James Traxell
Traxell
McCrudden
Ontario
Canada
Montana
Idaho
The
Eagles
Mullan
Business Prosperity and a Funeral Aboard
Edward J. Schneider aged 32 died yesterday. The body will be shipped to Ann Arbor Michigan tonight accompanied by Mrs Schneider. Services will be held at the residence 3 West Summit street at 7 o clock by Rev M D Hudtloff.
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Edward J. Schneider
Ann Arbor
Mich
Death of Thomas Rodda at Meaderville
Thomas Rodda aged 42 died early yesterday. Funeral set for tomorrow at 10 at the family home 67 Main Street Meaderville with services at St Pauls Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Mr Reed.
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Main Street
Meaderville
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mr. Reed
Small Monthly Payment Homes Sold by Local Firm
We advertise affordable housing with small monthly payments offered by SHATENS, WIlson & Smith. Located at 23-4 Oswley Lock, the firm specializes in selling homes on easy terms to attract buyers seeking entry into home ownership.
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Shatens
Wilson & Smith
Oswley Lock
Tonkin’s Patriotic Sock Sale Slashes Prices
Tonkin’s patriotic sale offers swell cassimere socks in large medium and small sizes. normally 50 and 75 cents a pair, now 25 cents.
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Dent
Tonkin's
Gent
Tonkin
Big Timber Fire Rages in Coeur d Alenes
A large timber blaze along Dominion Creek in the Coeur d Alenes rages since midweek, reportedly out of control despite efforts by forest guards and railroad workers. The fire, said to have started when railroad pioneers burned waste timber, threatens premium stands in the Bitterroot range near Montana and Idaho.
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Montana
Dominion Creek
Idaho
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