Republicans Honor Hinkle with Condolence Resolutions
A five member committee led by Richard Brimacombe will draft condolence resolutions for Judge J. M. Hinkle, who died Tuesday. The central committee will forward them to Mrs. J. M. Hinkle and attend his funeral at the Masonic temple next Saturday afternoon. Judge Grimes lauded Hinkle as a tireless party worker and esteemed citizen. The drafting committee includes Larry Hamilton Griffin John Wilson Shelby Irvine and C. C. Good.
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Richard Brimacombe
Republican City Central Committee
J. M. Hinkle
Central Committee
Masonic Temple
Larry Hamilton
Attorney Griffin
John Wilson
Shelby Irvine
Fire damages Royal Cleaning shop at 102 104 South Montana
A fire at 9 30 last night partially consumed the Royal Cleaning shop and damaged the adjoining barber shop at 102 104 South Montana street. Proprietor Mr Gay was slightly burned while trying to save contents. Water damaged remaining items and clothing. MacLeod Tailoring was briefly endangered but clothing was removed and restored. Spectators helped move items. inventory later showed full stock returned.
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Royal Cleaning Shop
Montana Street
Gay
MacLeod Tailoring Shop
MacLeod
Officer Finds Gun On Man He Arrests
Ell Valivaara was arrested on South Arizona street last night by Officer Peter McDonald and jailed on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. A gun was found upon Valivaara during a search after the officer observed his actions. Also in custody are John and Jennie Doe on drunkenness charges with the woman causing trouble en route to the jail. H. A. Smith faces disturbance charge with a $25 bond posted for the man and a $10 bond for the woman for appearance in police court today.
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Valivaara
Arizona Street
Peter McDonald
John
Jennie Doe
John Doe
H. A. Smith
Mabel King
Hoadley Sent to Asylum Correction
The Standard corrects a December report that named Charles Holden as committed to Warm Springs asylum on December 14. The actual patient was Charles Hoadley, not Holden.
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Hoadley
Holden
Charles Holden
Warm Springs
Charles Hoadley
Both Sides Claim Gains In Industrial Dispute
The Associated Industries announce more men secured under the employers terms and operations proceed satisfactorily. The unions admit workers are shipped to the town but allege deser tions from their ranks and note few local men have accepted the employers terms.
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Associated Industries
Butte
Ransom Unpaid as Lexington Boy Remains Captive
Lexington merchant E R Little confirms a ransom demand for his 11 year old son Paul who was abducted by an unidentified white man last night. The note threatens the boy’s life if the money is not paid but authorities will not be questioned in the case.
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Lexington
E. R. Little
Lexington Capitalist
Paul Little
Little
Mastodon Tooth Unearthed Near Alamosa
Claus Wiebers of Del Norte reports finding a six inch long mastodon molar in the hills near Alamosa Colorado. The tooth is well preserved and suggests prehistoric roams in the Rockies ages ago.
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Alamosa, Col
Bank plan in Argentine republic backed by Argentine and American interests
In New York on March 25 an organization to form a bank in the Argentine republic was announced. The bank would operate jointly by Argentine and American interests to promote reciprocal banking and trade, especially to finance imports.
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New York
Argentine Republic
Republicans Prepare For Municipal Fight
Aldermanic candidates met with the city central committee of the Republican party in Judge Grimes court last night to map a general campaign outline. The plan calls for executive finance and publicity committees to meet next Saturday night to complete the strategy and open campaign headquarters. Mrs. T R Grigg urged including women, and she and Mrs. Francis Halver were added to the city executive committee. Richard Brimacombe announced committee appointments for Executive Finance and Publicity with several named members.
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Republican Party
Francis Halver
Richard Brimacombe
City Central Committee
John S. Wulf
Herman Strasburger
Jacob Oliver
Grigg
F. Halver
Fr. A. Fluent
T. D. Butterfield
F. A. Morley
W. E. Carroll
W. D. Fenner
A. J. Gunther
G. R. Bay
T. B. McDonald
Charles Juttner
Barracks Blown Up at Gortatlea Near Tralee
A police barracks at Gortatlea seven miles southeast of Tralee in County Kerry was blown up and burned today. Three policemen were seriously injured in the blast and ensuing fire.
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Cork
Ireland
Gortatlea
Tralee
County Kerry
Munster
American Legion Buys Moh Liberty Bonds
Silver Bow post of the American Legion voted unanimously to subscribe to Irish liberty loan bonds up to 100 dollars. Adjutant Emmett O'Brien noted regional support for greater purchase but cited financial conditions. Father Tougas was elected chaplain. James Cummings had been the initial chaplain candidate. A smoker event is planned for April with date to be announced at the next meeting.
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Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Erin
Emmett O'Brien
Father Tougas
Butte
James Cummings
Friends of the Legionaries
Submarine H-1 sunk again after rescue at Santa Margarita
The submarine H-1, wrecked on Santa Margarita Island shoals, was pulled off the rocks today by the repair ship U S S Vestal and sank 40 minutes later in 50 feet of water, per wireless messages to the Los Angeles submarine base.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Margarita Island
Lower California
U. S. S. Vestal
Los Angeles Harbor
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National NO. 1
North Main Street
National NO
East Park Street
West Park Street
Miners Savings Bank and Trust CO
Montana
Mother
U.S
IG Potes
Hinkle
Mama
Navy
Japan
Vashion
Madras
Washington
Sunkist
Liberty
Speedway
Main
Mercury Streets
Mont
Montana Auction and Commission Co
George Klotz
Burt Marsh
P. J. Grogan
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