Normal schools essential in educational system
In St Louis on February 29 members of the National Educational Association and the national council of education held a joint session. Homer H Seerley reported findings from the normal school statistics committee noting normal schools are numerous and essential yet lack a cohesive institutional conception of education and national status.
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St. Louis
Department of Superintendency
National Educational Association
National Council of Education
Department of Normal Schools
Homer H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Department of the Normal Schools
No Redress When Wife Goes Through Pockets
Philadelphia report cites Magistrate McFarland ruling that a wife may rifle her husband’s pockets and claim his funds. In the Dorcas case, the husband arrested for non support argued his wife took every cent, but the magistrate held that property belonged to Mrs. Dorcas regardless of method.
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Philadelphia
McFarland
John Dorcas
Dorcas
Commercial club elects officers for coming year
Lewistown February 29 The newly elected executive board of the commercial club chose Ralph W Reynolds as president Senator Tom Stout as vice president and W D Symmes as treasurer The board will elect a secretary within a week and George E Mathews is to be reengaged as secretary after two years in the post
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Commercial Club
Ralph W. Reynolds
Tom Stout
W. D. Symmes
George E. Mathews
Mine Boiler House Fire at Trail Creek
Word reached Bozeman that Tuesday afternoon a boiler house at the Maxey mines at Trail Creek burned. Boilers were knocked out temporarily, but an emergency unit is in use with no shutdown needed. Estimated damage is 1500 dollars. origin of the fire is unknown.
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Standard
Bozeman
Trail Creek
Maxey Mines
First of Morgan art treasures arrive at Met Museum
The first consign ment of J Pierpont Morgans European art treasures is unpacked at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. It arrived Saturday on the Celtic and was appraised at 700 009 dollars. The total value of incoming treasures from future liners exceeds 50 million dollars. Formalities remain for customs under Inspector Nathan who accompanied the shipment. The Morgan collections will not be shown publicly until the museum completes its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Metropolitan Museum
Celtic
Nathan
Europe
Morgan
Foulke
America
Prescott fatally shoots rival suitor in Oakland home
Harry Prescott, a Trinity county mining operator, shot Ralph J. Thompson in Oakland just before midnight as Thompson and Mrs. Prescott returned to her sister's home. Prescott says he warned Thompson to stop pursuing his wife, then entered via a second-story window and fired, killing Thompson and surrendering to police.
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Oakland
Cal
Harry Prescott
Trinity County
Ralph J. Thompson
Thompson
Forest Fire Cooperation Sought With Army Aid
Supervisor D T Conkling reports Washington heads of war and agriculture are considering military aid for forest fires in the Gallatin park. The forest service seeks permission to call on soldiers for rations and supplies to speed fire control and relief efforts.
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Bozeman
D. T. Conkling
Gallatin Forest Reserve
Livingston
United States
Park
Forest Service
Departments of War and Agriculture
Washington
Miles City merchant files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Hay S. Russell a commission merchant of Miles City filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Liabilities total 10 572 with assets of 1 778. Secured claims amount to 3 731 and unsecured claims to 7 302.
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Standard
Helena
Hay S. Russell
Commission
Miles City
Have you tried the exclusive novelty Pallas Turkish paste
The question asks about trying a new product named Pallas Turkish paste. No additional context or details are provided to confirm availability, ingredients, or sourcing.
Frankfort on the Main as Model for German Municipal Reform
William D. Foulke describes Frankfort on the Main to a Cur rent Topics club, detailing a highly centralized city system with income and rental taxes, pensioned workers, state supported police, municipal utilities, and city ownership of land and enterprises. The example highlights public finance, urban planning, and municipal entrepreneurship in contrast to American norms.
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United States
Current Topics Club
William D. Foulke
Richmond
Ind
National Municipal League
Commercial Club
St. Paul
Germany
Farnkfort
Mr. Foulke
Gallatin Farmers Erect Many Modern Buildings
Gallatin valley witnesses a booming building era as farmers, real estate men, and lumber dealers report extensive construction of farm homes, barns, granaries, and sheds. Notables among the builders include Frank House, Y. Yoma, John H. Bos, and Gene Buckley with Will V. Callantine adding a large machine shed and tool shop. Amsterdam on Camp Creek sees a new lumber yard, store, and several residences under way.
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Standard
Frank House
Y. Yoma
John H. Bos
Gene Buckley
Will
Unknown Man Buried After Railroad Tragedy
Coroner A. D. Brewer ordered Undertaker Laf ley to bury the unknown man killed by Northern Pacific train No. 169 near Bozeman after no crew could identify him. The accident happened Friday afternoon as the man walked along the tracks.
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Bozeman
A. D. Brewer
Lafley
Northern Pacific
Identity of Miners Shrouded in Double Tracks Mystery
It was believed he had worked in the Maxey mines, but miners from that site could not establish his identity. The fragment notes uncertainty about who the man is and where he last worked, leaving his background unresolved.
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Maxey
The Russian Peasant at the Orpheum Theater
The Russian Peasant, a dramatic photoplay shown at the Orpheum on West Park Street, draws note for its fearless attack on Russian nobility and its depiction of peasant slavery under a powerful ruler. Also on the bill is The Squaw's Debt of Gratitude and My Double, and How He Outdid Me, a comedy about a minister and a tramp. show changes Saturday night.
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Dramau
Th Orpheum Theater
West Park Street
Russia
Siberia
Orpheum
Butte
Monte Police Court February Work Report
Police Judge Booker reports February activity for Monte city court with 2608 total cases. Drunk cases numbered 72 with 68 dismissed and 1 committed. disturbance 69 with 16 fined 26 dismissed 26 committed 5 suspended 1 forfeited bonds 1 fine remitted. miscellaneous 67 with 3 fined 4 dismissed 6 suspended 3 appealed 1 forfeited bonds 2 committed. Fines and forfeited bonds collected totaled ThG.
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Booker
Rabbi Cohen Voices Mordecai Talk At Temple Service
At Temple B nam Israel corner Washington and Galena streets Rabbi Montague N A Cohen speaks on Mordecai the Jew this Friday at 8 o clock Prelude allegretto Rockel Hymn Oh God Our Help in Ages Past Mendelssohn Sole Hand in Hand Myrtle Andrews Postlude Alla Marcia Roecke organist Edward C Hall The ladies auxiliary meeting follows at the temple vestry Monday afternoon next at 2 0
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Temple B'nai Israel
Washington and
Galena Streets
Montague N. A. Cohen
Mordecai
Rockel
Mendelssohn
Sole
Johnson
Mires Myertle Andrews
Alla Marcia
Roecke Edward C. Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Temple Penal Israel
Temple Vestry
McGillivray Libel Suit Transferred to U S Court
Judge Lynch granted Unite Miner Co to transfer the case against Clifford McGillivray to the United States court. McGillivray seeks damages for libel alleged in a newspaper article about his arrest, noting the defendant is a foreign corporation with a Washington charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lynch
Unite Miner Company
Clifford McGillivray
United States
McGillvray
Thankful Acknowledgment From Benefit Hall Attendees
The note expresses thanks to the musicians union Butt Miners union Loyal Order of Moose Tonlin mine management working men and the general public for kindness at the recent grand benefit hall at St. George's hall Centerville on February 17 1912 signed by Buffalo Social Club president Tim J Leary and officers OlIe Williams T B Mooney Harry Daniels.
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Musicians’ Union
Butt Miners’ Union
Order of Moose
Tonlin Mine
St. George's Hall
Centerville
Buffalo Social Clas
Tim J. Leary
Ollie Williams
T. B. Mooney
Harry Daniels
Basin Creek Pair Wed by Justice at Bride Home
Jerry Harrington and Miss Charlotte Edwards of Basin Creek wed Wednesday evening at the bride's home with Justice Ornsby officiating. Harrington is a blacksmith in Butte and Edwards is the daughter of Isa Edwards, Basin Creek dairyman. The couple will reside in Butte.
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Jerry Harrington
Charlotte Edwards
Basin Creek
Justice Ornsby
Harrington
Butte
Isa Edwards
Man chooses jail over paying fines in city court
Arch ie Le Goff valued money over liberty refusing to pay a $20 fine for writing an insulting letter to Blanche Morris. He preferred a 1 day jail stay at city expense. John Haddock fined $25 for disturbance could not pay and was jailed. Others include Frank Rouleau fined $5 for horn omission and B Lattamus freed with $100 suspended assessment.
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Barney Lavelle
Archie le Goff
Blanche Morris
le Goff
Ted
Chlef
Lewis
John Haddock
Haddock
Adams
Butte City
Frank Rouleau
Amoothly
Whittman
Rouleau
Nouleas
B. Lattamus
East Broadway
Attorney absent client in court over unpaid fee delays case
In a district court case from New York, attorney James Canning failed to appear citing nonpayment of a $9 fee by defendant Brone. Judge Lynch pressed for immediate representation or trial postponement while Brone sought another attorney. The suit for $4 concerns a debt with dependent claims.
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G L. Wryne
Lynch
Department of Court
Couicel
M. FF. Canhiffe
Hit
Pewler
Atttorney Canning
Wheeler
Brine
Jadee Lyne
Canning
District Court
Justce
Depen
Hone
Asken
New York
Wiley Not Considering Leaving Government Job
Dr Harvey W Wiley chief chemist of the department of agriculture denied rumors he planned to resign or attack Secretary Wilson and the administration He said the gossip came from enemies and added he cannot run for president on the democratic ticket noting he is a whole Democrat and supports equal voting rights for women and men
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Wiley
Yeetor
Scholastics Face Centerville Team Tonight in Butte
The Butte High School and Contervitt Athletic Club meet Centerville at the School of Mines Gymnasium tonight. A hard fought game is expected as Butte lists Collins Dennety Schmipf Lyford and Bourquin among its lineup.
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Butte High School
Contervitt Athletic Club
School of Mines Gymnastum
Centerville
Butte
Beys
Collins
Dennety
Schmipf
Lyford
Bourquin
Soards
Amateurs Shine in Family Theater Card
Amateurs appear between acts at the Family Theater as a bigger bill than usual features stunts and a vaudeville flavor. The program includes The Stander's Daughter before mand Muller pastoral drama, with Bottom of the Sea two reels shown during the week.
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Marr Muller
Imp Company
Replications Filed in Dissolution Suit in Trenton
The United States government filed in Trenton nine replicas to the answers of United States Steel and 55 defendants in the dissolution suit. The replies are formal and state the petition will be proven true in law to the defendants' answers.
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Trenton
N. J
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Two River Steamer Disasters Claim Eight Missing
In New Orleans on February 29 the Mississippi river packet J. E. Trudeau burned to the water's edge and sank at St. Gabriel, about 100 miles above New Orleans. Eight crew members, all Black, are missing and feared drowned. The steamer Carrie B. Schwiryg also burned last night. no confirmed reports of fatalities.
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New Orleans
J. E. Trudeau
St. Gabriel
Carrie B. Schwiryg
Louisiana
Conners Out on Bats
Bert H. Conners is temporarily free after friends posted a 5000 bond to secure his appearance in court on April 16 for a second trial on the charge of conspiring to dynamite the county hall of records on September 9, 191. He was held nine months in the county jail.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bert H. Conners
County Hall of Records
Plans of Standard to gain control of Waters-Pierce
Charles M. Adams former Waters-Pierce secretary testified at a St Louis oil hearing that Standard interests plotted to take control. He described a Jan 18 hotel conference with Robert W. Stewart who said he could become a Waters-Pierce president with stockholder support. Stewart claimed major stockholders were dissatisfied and aimed to place the company on a paying basis.
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St. Louis
Charles M. Adams
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Standard Interests
Jesse McDonald
Waters-Pierce Company
Adams
Robert W. Stewart
Chicago
Waters- Pierce Company
Stewart
Wen
Pierce
Waters-Pierce
Johnson Urges Recall as Part of New Constitution
Gov Hiram Johnson of California urged Ohio's fourth constitutional convention to adopt the initiative and referendum with recall to keep government accountable. He argued the recall should not replace representation but help make representative government truly representative.
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Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Hiram Johnson
California
Fire at Northern Malt plant sparks renewed blaze
Chicago February 24 firemen fought a blaze at the Northern Malt Co plant. A section of the plant containing thousands of bushels of grain burned earlier in February. water fed the ruins for days until firemen withdrew. Flames rekindled when crews returned today.
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Chicago
Northern Malt Company
Postmaster Appointments and Nominations in Montana
Washington February 29 two fourth class postmasters named John Isaacson Smith Fergus county to replace Samuel Smith resigned Matilda G Horsman Gen Flathead county to replace J Walker resigned The president nominated Louis V Bogy to be postmaster at Chinook in Montana services and appointments continue to evolve in federal posts
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Standard
Washington
Montana
John [Saacson
Smith
Fergus County
Samuel Smith
Matilda G. Horsman
Flathead County
J. Walker
Louis V. Bogy
Chinook
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