Fire Commissioner May Condemn Buildings Under New Powers
Ample power giver fire commissioner may condemn buildings under changes to protect safety. State fire chiefs discuss passage of bills enabling entry to inspect and alter hazardous structures. Legislation includes funding for fireman's disability and shifts tax revenues to cities for enforcement.
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Dave
Banger Westphieht
Senate
Vale Pire
McCormack
Banger
Shee
Young Man in Jail After Suicide Attempt
Tol Kelly, 26, of Helena, said to have never used drink or tobacco, tried to kill himself at Helena last night. He was revived and confined at Me cily jail on an unsagtry charge, watched by Sheriff Hollc Duncan and Deputy Joe Premcy as he is moved to Warn Spring. Kelly, holding a deter mina tion to kill himself, claims people pursue him and named prominent locals. He was judged insane at Helena morning.
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Tol Kelly
Halena
Me Cily
Helend
Kelly
Hollc Duncan
Joe Premcy
Sprin Kelly
UBC
Telena
Savonlistic
Winself Glarcony
Helens
Farmer Prices Double Pay For Harvest Machinery
Two witnesses testified in the government suit against the Saturna tional Harvester company for violating anti trust law by restraining trade. Testimony showed three tenths of farm machinery value, with Swanson and Flowells detailing farm implements and rising costs. Witnesses claimed coercion to force exclusive line selling, while defendants controlled a large share of business.
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Ownaba
Nev
Saturnational Harvester Company
George Swanson
Crawford
Niake
W. DP
Flowells
Thomas County
Titianational Harvester Company
Exeludively
Lin Busnese
Woman to Ask President to Pardon Her Husband
Miabet Hf Thompson plans to ask President Wilson for a full clemency pardon for her husband, attorney Orlando I. Aitorre, convicted of taking a $15,000 fee. Thompson left Los Angeles for Washington as part of the appeal process and faces ongoing legal actions with joint indictments and a possible reduction in sentence urged by his lawyers.
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Los Aaneles
Cal
Wison
Victa
Miabet Hf
Thompson
Walay
Washington
Asia
Los Angeles
Orlando I. Aitorre
Thompain
McNeils
Firlson
Neil Sutter Jax
Bibercalosia
Student Smnued Willige Capon and Dartmouth Roots
A muddled OCR fragment describes a student born in Massachusetts around age seven, connected to Dartmouth College and Ober-Meig. It mentions congressional reparations and a Minerisan board of commissioners for theology missions. The text is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Willige Capon
Aimee Try Tras
Minerisan
Wil
Nuge Wall
Shaptte Ws
Dartmouth College
Ober- Meig
Massachusetts
Ape
Dollar Commig 10 Girl With Muffe Dollar Commig 10 Girl
A damaged OCR fragment depicts a girl with a smile near a street corner photographed by a Standard photographer. The text mentions a silver dollar reward if she will visit a Baltic location and references a Stamford context.
Police Chief Father to Baby Born in Auto Incident
In Los Angeles a baby born in an automobile received hospital care after police vehicles blocked speed and traffic through crowded streets. The event prompted howls of praise for the department's restraint and a review by the Yee commission on vehicle safety and ambulance response. The infant is the daughter of Mrs. David Ather, wife of a salesman, and the scene occurred near a theater box during a tense moment.
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Lay Angeles
Charley
Bastian
Ehier
Yee Commission
Littha
David Ateher
Wify
Window Displays Feature Suet Prices and Enticements
In a local window display, two large frames showcase suet products and a price tag of $2. The display emphasizes value and attracts passersby with bold visuals and clear pricing.
Marriage Revealed a Month Afterward
A long, reader-assembled narrative details a couple's marriage, with vivid scenes of the ceremony and reception described through fragmented OCR text. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on the newlywed pair and their social circle amid coastal celebrations and local attention.
President Directs Them to the Attorney General
Washington report outlines a directive from President Wilson directing urgent action by the Attorney General. The piece notes a practical demonstration of new puron ise and references remarks by key figures including Judge wed a United Ants attorney and others in a tense political setting.
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Attorney
Washington
Mamkh
Wilson Gree
Mitors Hryan
Ville
United Antes
Uni
Askes Ubean
Reo Memlitinis
Fragmented Q and A excerpt with quirky historical questions
A garbled Q and A record lists names, events, and facts across topics from athletes and leaders to astronomy and weather. It mentions Alfred Ne Ora Isles, Walter Wilnint, John McCloakey Wurbguer, and figures like Woodrow Wilson, with scattered references to a 1805 explosion near Butte and a Panam canal distance.
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Ithefiampton
Iadl
Alfred Ne
Ora Isles
Poal
Pocket
Yadnes
Avatat
Anwentie
Ode
Uris Cango
Roman Cintholl
Woodrow Wilson
United Stake
Gineral Grant Y
Gelles
Supreme Authority
United States
Panarm Canal
French Call For Sacrifices As Three Year Army Service Debated
Paris reports an appeal to French citizens to accept sacrifices amid a military ban. The cabinet proposed extending army service to three years in parliament, arguing the plan protects France and Europe. The era recalls World War I veterans Brigadier de Gibson, Lieutenant-Colonel Ay Isaiftman, Major Willan Fletcher. Robert Marvas died in Baltimore on January 7.
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Paris
Martha
Chamber of Deputies
France
Europe
Gibson
Ay Isaiftman
Maj
Willan
Fletcher
Chen
Robert Marvas
Baltimore
Thoroughly Clean Wheat Choices for Better Bread
Mauritinia last wheat with dirt thoroughly secured from the crack in each kernel makes bread that is better and lasts longer and yields more loaves to the sack. The following brands of flour are made from the finest wheat obtainable, poor grades not considered on the back of every sack. That mark is the sign of a perfect product.
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Laem
Waltridss
Bis
Yale
Richelieu
Marketeria Doz
Tau
Pohuts
York State
Ralston
Cali
Lutey
Carlos
Prk Street
Mein Street
Park Suter
Luteys Meat Market
Marleteviac
Mott
Parts
Mate Street
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Allen
UT Grin
Euttering
Detlir
S Allen
East Park Street
B. E. Calikins
Broadway
Empironight
Cleve
Opera Campas
Pork Packers
Life
Wie
Family Theater
St. Elmo
Sonipyit- Lite
Bee
Therlis
Pele
Hawk Menes
Secret
Tay Thames
Leprreentative McNatky
Mie
Dre Giaurinve
Iaat
I Weal
Swaser
Feglianton
East Side Bargain
Ieee Cor Sule
Hus Road Slate Foundation
Dora
Stuient
Seul
Sou
Nes
Auto
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Butte
Montana
Stacy Adams
Kuerlands
Racine Shoe Company
Gamer’s Shoe
North Main
Lipper Asysey
Fred
Pei
Sven
Wendy Boemnalins
Salih Yen
Willy
Bane
Crpre Ce Ester Wits
Tibet
Ernest
Crud
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Hirkns
Anus Dresemaker Ind
He Gheqeener’s Dbm
Hpiby
Feng
Bin
Fieger
Leavius
Piaped
Shane
Uae
Destin CC
Arenes
Peucia
Ahire
Thone
Quaker Sats
Soverie
Taney Bexow
Erin
Monarch
Hunt
California
New York
Utah
Tae
Norway
Sapphire
Judith Queen
Lewistown
Belle Montcoists
Roses
Gold Cross
Musselshell
Everybody’s
Ake
Aioe Litt
Dacasteney
Areng Bukeest
Mack
Montana Flour Mills Co
Sanitary Mills
Harlowton
ONDON
Kondon
Kmondon Mfg. CO
Mingeapolis
Misa
Western Mariiana National Bank
Missoula
Mont
Preaidan
Burplus
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