Spokane Man Gains Twenty Pounds On It
Spokane resident Charles Green reports Tanlac restored his health and appetite after years of distress. He says the medicine toning his stomach eliminated pain and improved rheumatism and nerves, leaving him feeling strong and energetic. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Spokane
Taniac
Green
Anid Charles Green
North Post Street
Kane
Paniac
Drucetets
Testimonial Promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs Ema Baker of Lebanon endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She calls it a wonderful medicine that helps sick women and urges others to try it, noting it restores energy and aids regular work.
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Ema Baker
East St
Lebanon
Lydia E. Pinkham
Farewell Talk to Senate Boys at Butte High Banquet
Bruce E P Millikin principal of Butte High School spoke at the annual senate banquet lamenting his resignation and the end of a long ties with the organization. The event drew 50 members and featured remarks from Superintendent Douglass and Assistant Principal Corrie. Pierce McMullan served as toastmaster and was later honored with a gold pencil and chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte High School
Senate
Bruce E.pmilkin
Thornton
Millikin
T Toom
Butte
Douglass
Eugene Corrie
William Morris
Irvine Arnowsky
Paul Gow
H. Kirshen
Carl Bock
Tom Bartlett
Ben Fisher
Pierce McMullan
Carlmans
Milton Collins
McMullan
Yens Settorrenes
Roceibers
Peking Front Turmoil Drives Rail Line Blockade
Reports indicate Wu Pei Fu and Chang Tso Lin forces clash near Peking and along the Peking to Tien Tein line. Rail traffic is blocked as fighting shifts, while a Portuguese diplomat warns of protocol violations and ships head toward Chin-wan- Tao for American legation guard reinforcements.
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Liukho
Peking-Hankowoailway
Peking
Chang
Isautroad
N. Chang Tso-Lin
Chungtangchen
Tien Tsi
Taku
Shanhaikuan
Chang Tao-Lin
Washington
Chin
Marine Guard
Amercian Legation
Ching- Wan-Tao
Navy Department
Strauss
Huron
Walle
Burglary Hits Laundry Safe In Office of COD Loses $300
A late Sunday night break in through a rear window of the COD laundry office allowed thieves to pry open a steel safe with a hammer and steal $300. The loss was discovered when the office opened yesterday morning. The report then shifts to a license listing noting a marriage license granted the previous day to Harrington and Miriam Silva of Blue?
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Asterday
Harrington
Miriam Silva
Bue
Dr Taylor Talks to Butte Ministers on Social Ideals
Dr Alva Taylor opened a series of talks before local ministers at the YMCA in Butte yesterday afternoon. He urged equal rights and justice for all, called for abolition of child labor and protection for workers, and argued that religion has a duty to shape industrial standards and the sacred worth of every person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Taylor
Butte
Y.mca
Mus
Wold Industria
Deer Lodge Receives Warm Kiwanis Welcome Start
Deer Lodge hosts a Kiwanis club initiation with remarks by William Keeley praising the town as a fine place to live. J B C Knight of the Anaconda club and I R Blaisdell of the Deer Lodge Rotary highlight cooperation, as Harding sends congratulations and other Kiwanis leaders extend greetings. The hall is decorated in blue and white with music and dancing to close the evening.
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Bozeman
William Keeley
Deer Lodge
Kiwanis
N. P
J. B.C. Knight
Anaconda Club
I.R. Blaisdell
Deer Lodge Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Harding
State University
Howard Macintyre
Butte
Harry Carr
Billings Kiwanis Club
Butte Kiwanis Club
Butte Kiwanis Train to Deer Lodge Sparks Festive Sendoff
Butte Kiwanis and wives filled a Milwaukee depot platform with about 150 people as they boarded a special train to Deer Lodge. Delegation members listed include E. S. Woodland, M. V. O Neill, A. P B Stephenson and many others amid marching bands, quartets, and lively entertainment en route to the penitentiary city.
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Butte Kiwanians
Milwaukee
Butte Kiwanis Club
Deer Lodge
Penitentiary City
Rooney Defeated In Sixth Round Bout At Pocatello
Telephone reports from Pocatello say Walter Rooney of Butte lost to Spud Myers in the sixth round of a planned 12 round bout. Rooney was said to be competitive before Myers delivered a sleep-producing punch. Rooney did not appear knocked out but was badly punished and unable to continue.
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Pocatello
Walter Rooney
Butte
Spud” Myers
Rooney
Myers
California alien land law ruled unconstitutional guardianship claim
The California Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional the provision barring aliens ineligible for citizenship from acting as guardians of agricultural lands for their American born children. The decision concerns Hayao Yano of Sutter County, a Japanese man seeking guardianship over his infant child.
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San Francisco
California
State Supreme Court
Hayao Yano
Sutter County
Butte Teachers Join Montana State Teachers Association
Silver Bow County Teachers association voted yesterday to affiliate with the Montana State Teachers Association and will become the Silver Bow Community Teachers association. The change limits officers to three, sets meeting days, and provides for one delegate per 25 teachers at conventions. Pierce McMullen presided and Miss Mary Quigley read the new constitution and by laws.
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Silver Bow County Teachers Association
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Silver Bow Community Teachere’ Association
State Association
Ecome
Montana
Silver Tow
Pierce McMullen
Mary Quigley
Reagan Elected President of Eagles in Butte Meeting
At the Butte annual Eagles meeting, Dan W Reagan was elected worthy president with Hartnett as past president and R J Roberts as chaplain. The group plans a May 18 Odeon hall event to raise funds to send the team to Bozeman for a July convention, aiming for the big prize. over 400 members attended.
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Butte
Bozeman
Dr Groeneveld in One Pulpit After 34 Years of Service
Des Moines reports Reverend Groeneveld of First Presbyterian Church preached for the last time in Des Moines before leaving for Princeton New Jersey to attend the Princeton reunion and church assemblies. He plans to return in about a month.
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DR. Groeneveld
J. Groeneveld
Fist Presbyterian Church
Princeton
N. J
Groeneveld
General Assembly of Thesbyterian Church
Home Missionary Counciln
Des Moines
Irish Delegates Leave Butte After Liberty Fund Stop
Countess Markievicz Mica Parry and J J O Kelly led Irish republican delegates from Butte to Seattle aboard the Milwaukee. A large crowd saw them off as donors contributed over 6000 dollars and residents pledged support for Pearse and the 1916 uprising. The party visited the county jail and courthouse, received a donors list, and left with resolutions praising Irish independence and linking it to American revolutionary ideals. Payments for Sunday subscriptions were arranged at local outlets.
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Countess Markievich
Mica Kathleen Parry
J. J. O'Kelly
Trish Republic
United States
Butts
Milwaukee
Seattle
Marklevicz
Butte
Irish Republic
Friends of Irish
Old Land
Barry
Indies
Trish Republic Fund
Dan Donahue
East Mercury
Frank Hayes
Serttion
Pearse
Ireland
Washington
de Ree
Aine
Caemoanine
Montana
Congress
Millikin Accepts Offer at Dillon Normal School
Bruce E. Millikin, previously principal of Butte High School, has accepted a position offered by H. E. Davis of the Dillon Normal School. The board had requested his resignation and extended other offers, with Millikin among several principals considered for openings in the state normal system.
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State Normal School
Dillon
Bruce E. Millikin
Butte High School
Millikin
H. E. Davis
Normal School
Butte
Fire Company Prevents Spread to Adjacent Homes
The Harrison Avenue fire company under Chief Martin responded to a blaze near 64 Silver Bow Park Street. They saved surrounding properties while the house at that address, owned by Mackey, was destroyed. The flames threatened nearby homes before the firefighters arrived.
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Harrison Avenue Fire Company
Martin
Silver Bow Park Street
Mackey
Harrison Avenue Company
Billings Gazette Adopts American Plan for Paper
Due to wage scale deadlock and union refusal to arbitrate, the Billings Gazette announces a full shift to the American plan except for the stereotype department. The typographical contract expired Sunday, while the stereotypers’ runs to December. A full crew is in place and five daily editions are expected.
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Halette
Excepion
Stereotype Department
Stereotypers
Typographical Union
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