Monsignor Victor Day Named Temporary Archbishop Choice
The administrator who arrived from Belgium to Helena, at Bishop Brandell’s request, is Monsignor Victor Day. A former rector of Sacred Heart parish in Helena, he led St. Helena's cathedral after the parish’s closure and has long served the bishop with devotion and writing. His selection signals high recognition for long service, though the position is temporary. The late bishop’s body remains in Europe, with plans for a solemn requiem and return voyage expected to start soon, possibly aboard the French steamer Dea rasse sailing from Havre.
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Havre
Bishop Carroll Dies in Switzerland After Seizure
A solemn high requiem mass was held in St. Nicholas cathedral for Right Rev. John Patrick Carroll bishop of Selena Montana who died from an apoplectic seizure in a Friebourg hospital. His body rests in the cathedral chapel pending shipment to the United States likely on the French liner Degrasse sailing from Havre. Carroll, who had been making a European tour with his sister, arrived two weeks ago to continue to England before returning home.
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Selena
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Havre
England
Tribute by Walsh on Bishop Carroll death in Switzerland
United States Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana writes in tribute to Bishop John Patrick Carroll of Helena who died in Switzerland. Walsh notes Carroll’s administration and eloquence, calls him a builder, recalls his anti all night saloon crusade in Helena and his strong spiritual and civic impact.
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Montana
John Patrick Carroll
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Rev Day Accepts Call to Bozeman
Associated Press reports Rev W Friend Day Episcopal minister for the Livingston south district and Yellowstone has accepted a call to St James Episcopal Church Bozeman. He starts about December while living in Emigrant. He served Bozeman 1917 1921 on vestry and as lay reader during ordination studies.
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W. Friend Day
Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
St. James’ Episcopal Church
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T. A. Daughters
Spokane
Emigrant
No Improvement in Olcott's Condition
Chauncey Olcott a noted actor and tenor remained critically ill in a University of Michigan hospital. Physicians reported no improvement despite a brief earlier gain while friends attributed possible exhaustion from overwork after a Friday night breakdown.
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Ann Arbor
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Chauncey Olcott
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BOOST EXEMPTION HEAD OF FAMILY CONTINUED PAGE 1
Garner Texas Democrat leads committee pushing higher exemptions while treasury head opposes. 25 percent earned income allowance retained, treasury calls it hard to administer. 20 percent surtax on income over 100000. tax rates under that level to be set by sub committee. Green confirms votes not announced yet. Both parties attend meetings, aiming for a non partisan measure.
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Texas
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Polson Notes From Lake County News Page
Snow vanished after a chinook brought sunny mild days to Polson with community updates. Local residents and visitors, including Heckmans, Nichols, and Dalaren, shared news of visits, travel, and gatherings. Memorial services were held for Almeda Leonard with interment at Lakeview cemetery. Community members attended dinners, hunts, and church events. Missoula and Kalispell connections noted along with university weekends.
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Polson
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Masasouri
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Laurel, Mont
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Chilacathe
Missouri
Lester Antoine
Russel Williams
State University
Missoula
Theestminster Guild
Thomas Hardie
J. & Wilson
India
Presbyterian Church
Alfred Hanson
Messrs
Basin Irf Aul Basin News Notes
Basin news notes from Nov 5 recount visits by Sam Dawe, John Becker, Mrs Lea Picot, and others, plus travel to Butte Rochester and Alhambra Springs. Hunters Frank Stetson and Arthur Loiselle reported deer, while local social events include a Halloween party at the Methodist A'ct church and a rescheduled service due to cold weather.
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Frank Stetson
Arthur Loiselle
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Alhambra Springs
Pete Gullio
Comet
Rochester
Minn
al Johnson
Hyndman
Mike Sullivan
Butte
J. F. Wolverton
Jeff
Prohibition 15 Marvel of Age Speech on Policy and Liberty
A long endorsement argues prohibition is a growing government policy fighting wets and beer advocates. It cites organization support, warns of enforcement erosion, and praises General Andrews. The piece links democracy to wartime resolve and contrasts individual liberty with social duty under law.
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Prohibition Enforcement Department
Bishop Nicholson
Nicholson
Washington
Lincoln
Booze Runner Must Serve Term in Jail
Hill county district court convict T O Duncan of Havre on transporting liquor confirmed by Montana Supreme Court. Justice Holloway writes the ruling that the sheriff could search in his presence without a warrant. Duncan is fined 400 dollars and sentenced to four months in jail.
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Hill County
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Havre
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Pioneer Resident of Boulder Dies
Boulder November 6 Mrs SS H Knowles a pioneer resident who lived in Boulder about 40 years died tonight at 7 oclock at age 63 She is survived by a son Ted Her husband died here about eight years ago Funeral services will be held at the home Saturday afternoon at 2 30
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SS. H. Knowles
Masquerade at Henslee's auditorium draws crowd
Three Forks notes report a well attended masquerade at Henslee's auditorium with Rose Garden orchestra of Bozeman providing music. Prizes awarded for best and comic costumes to local residents F Tinsley, Thad Avery, A F Kungie, and Bill Hagen. Visitors and outings include Miss Donna Dunbar, Kate Kossoff, S V Goldelink, Alice Walsh, and others.
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Billings
No Grime to Kill Cripple 15 Plea
A peremptory challenge finds Blazer signaling to press as the defense readies a plea of temporary insanity. Prosecutor Joel Stone faces calls for conviction before trial. Jurors are excused as opinions form amid a citywide uproar over the case involving ending the life of “the thing” with “no soul.”
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Samuel Johnson
Chapman to Die Days High Court
The supreme court upholds the verdict as the only reasonable one given the evidence. It rejects claims that denying witness segregation harmed Chapman and that a prejudicial atmosphere occurred when three men rose as nitroglycerin was shown. The court also finds the prosecutor’s address within permissible limits.
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Cowen Held as Hammer Murderer In New Jersey
Elizabeth New Jersey November 5 Joseph Cowen a Newark iron worker was formally charged tonight with the slaying of William J Clark of Hillside who died Tuesday after his head had been beaten in with a stone mason s hammer
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Hillside
Mussolini Saved From Assassination Plot
Reports on an assassination attempt against Mussolini describe police finding a rifle with a telescopic sight. Authorities seized a car loaded with gasoline near a hotel, linked to the plot. General Cappello is named as a supposed conspirator, and fascist papers hint at foreign funding behind the plan. Zaniboni faces a speedy trial with arrangements in place.
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Tinney to Battle Claim for Alimony
New York, Nov. 5. The divorce suit of Mrs. Frank Tinney, wife of the former Broadway comedian, was begun in Mineola. Tinney will contest the $750 monthly alimony request while surrendering custody of his son, Frank, 7. Witnesses testified Tinney stayed with a tall blonde called Bubbles in England, claiming Tinney’s income nears $500 weekly and up to $1,700 extra from English bookings and night club appearances.
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Imogene
Bubbles) Wilson
Rialto
Supreme Court
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Mineola
Tinney
Frank
Ew Castle-on-Tyne
England
England Leads in Hen Yields as Bethnal Green Hens Excel
England's best hens raised in Bethnal Green backyards produce about twice as many eggs as Danish stock, asserted by the British minister of agriculture. The remark highlights domestic fowl as a measure of agricultural vigor amid cross-Channel comparisons.
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England
Bethnal Green
Denmark
Banks of Ecuador to undergo comprehensive reform review
All principal banks in Ecuador are under full investigation aimed at finance reform. Officials intend a broad tightening of oversight and potential policy adjustments to strengthen the banking system and align with new regulatory standards.
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Ecuador
BUTTE WOMAN SENTENCED AGAIN FOR MURDER
Mrs. Kacar, said to be the first woman from the county sent to prison for murder, faced a new sentence after her plea change. Evidence at trial cited heavy moonshine drinking and intoxication. she appeared in court in plain dress, same attire as during her earlier trial, while Deputy County Attorney Don J. Kelly prosecuted. The prior case eight years earlier involved a Melrose homicide and officer assaults.
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Silver Bow County
Smith
Melrose
Public hearing on Reitz injury claim in Missoula
The state board of examiners will hold a public hearing on November 20 to hear views on George A. Reitz of Augusta seeking up to 7500 in state compensation for injuries from falling down an elevator shaft at the state university in Missoula in September 1923. Attorneys Lester H. Loble and Hugh Adair will represent Reitz. The act authorize a settlement not exceeding 7500, with final entitlement decided by the board.
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Helena
State Board of Examiners
George A. Reitz
Aussta
State University At
Missoula
Lester H. Loble
Hugh Adair
Reitz
Legislative Assembly
Board of Examiners
Jury Returns Sealed Verdict in Noel vs Northern Pacific
A jury in Judge Bourquin's court reached a sealed verdict late last evening in the Tony Noel versus Northern Pacific Railway Company case after hearing evidence.
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