FLYING COLUMBIAN WRECKS NEAR INGOMAR
A Milwaukee railroad train wreck occurred one and a half miles west of Ingomar between Fort and Melstone at 9 39 this morning. The engine and several cars derailed, overturning into a bank. two passengers in the day coach were seriously injured, with 99 others receiving minor injuries. Several crew members were lightly hurt, and many were transported to Miles City for treatment. The wreck was caused by a broken brake beam on the express car, officials say, with track condition deemed excellent and no major staffing cutbacks involved.
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Ingomar
Forth
Melstone
Ui Unig
Thee
Press ‘Messenger
A. Brakeman
Ewitchman
Aud
Greel
Philip Travor
Mise Eva Barker
Julia Puche
W. Hea Basel Morris
George, Christ
Mra.m. de Friend
Vick Leembell
J. Kting
Cal ‘Fowler
Joan Kieffer
Cora J. Hogan
A. "J. Howe
Mrs. Rowka
W. Ht. Dugen
J. #. Barnes
Mike Greencim
John Brotchovick
1 Mogee
Ft. G. Elerhart
Aira
Margaret Wantairs
A. Names
Tony Surima
Same Viradey
CW. Prenste
George Donoff
Nick Meioff
Miles City
Pital
Burbridge
Gundsley
Pont
Wreck of Columbian Reaches Butte Inquiries
Report of a derailment near Butte involving the Columbian. A number of passengers were bruised or cut by broken glass, none seriously. bodies headed for Quincy Illinois with accompanying relatives. List includes Eva Barker of Butte, George Danoff of Miles City, and R G Ebergeart of Miles City among others.
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Ora
W. H. Stork
Amy Puehr
Los Angeles
Avie Barrett
Centerville
Wner Mester
Wells-Farko Express Company
Butte
Philip Innoft
Miles City
Eva Barker
Mike Glzencleh
Tacoma
Hohn Brochevich
Mocoe
Bagageman
Wis
A. W. Howe
Vaughn
Wash
Krouska
Duluth
W. Ht. Dagen
Ling
J. F. Barnes
Tuckacrege
N.C
Bankers Rally For Currency Reform At Chicago Conference
About 2,400 bankers from across the United States attended the convention. The gathering approved amendments to the Glass bill and the currency commission’s work, endorsing a safe currency and urging passage of proper legislation. One dissenting vote was recorded as the meeting, described as the largest of its kind, concluded.
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Federal Reserve Bank
O'Neill
Congress
Currency Commission
Committee On Banking and Currency of
United States Senate
Treasy
Reynolds
Bankers of
America
United States
New Machinery Arrives at Butte Duluth Ore Plant
The Butte Duluth company reports for September 2850 tons mined and milled with 27 pounds copper per ton, total 77000 pounds. Gross value about $12000 to $13000. Cost mining and milling $2.64 per ton. A 100 horsepower boiler and tall iron stack arrived, enabling plant enlargement. New leaching machines from Dorr Cyanide arrive, expected to double capacity. About 75 workers, blasting progresses show ore above 3 percent copper. A large blast freed ore and 3 tons of ore were prepared for processing.
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Butte Duluth Company
Wolvin
Dorr Cyanide Machinery Company
Butte Duluth
Vocational Conference At Bozeman Promises Insight
The vocational contest at the agricultural college in Bozeman will run November 1, 14 and 15 under the Federation of Women's Clubs. Dean Ana B. Herrick plans an engaging program with speakers on women’s vocations. Mrs. Sam Johntsone of Butte is invited to discuss women in newspaper work.
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Agricultural College
Bozeman
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ana B. Herrick
Sam Johntsone
Butte
Popular Young Couple to Be Married Today
Dan W Reagan and Miss Florence Shea of Centerville marry at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with Father Barry presiding. They will honeymoon in Salt Lake City via the Oregon Short Line train, visiting relatives. John Cafferty stands with the groom, Teasle Shea is maid of honor, and Mary Johnson is flower girl. Reagan is a diamond driller for Anaconda Mining. his father was a longtime champion drill team member. The couple will reside at 431 North Wyoming Street after returning.
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Dan W. Reagan
Florence Shea
Centerville
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Barry
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
John Cafferty
Teasle Shea
Mary Johnson
Mr. Reagan
Anaconda Mining Company
Catholic High School
Inter
Butte Business College
North
Wyoming Street
Ners
Montana board tightens path to pharmacist registration
Missoula October report describes a Montana board action after examining candidates to raise pharmaceutical standards. From 1914 onward applicants must complete two years of high school and four years of practical work, with future entrants needing two years in a standard school of pharmacy. The move aligns Montana with other states and strengthens cooperation with the University of Montana school of pharmacy. Names of examined and assisting registrants listed include Carl Von Molt Lewistown Schlumberger Missoula Henry J Cassiers Dillon A B Jensen Butte and many others.
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Statacy
Montana
School of Pharmacy
University of Montana
Craisead
Email Starr
Helena
University School of Pharmacy
Carl von Molt
Lewistown
Schlumberger
Henry J. Cassiers
Dillon
A. B. Jensen
Butte
John I, Guerra
Meaderville
Fay Heaton
Ryegate
Louis Fischel
Bissoula
W. Sk. Nolan
Clyde Park
Johovat
Moccasin
Clyde Whiteman
Anaconda
A. B. McIntyre
Cier
Watford
George Panzer
W. T. Brounne
Glasgow
Woodburn
Guy W Waite
North Dakota
M. Galasso
J. E. Swanson
Thomas A. Harkness
Robert C. Woolson
Fragmented Gurdstone Sketches and Oddities of 19th Century Press
A curio collection of quotations and anecdotes notes varied topics from the era. It references a sai lae telephone influence, New York churches turned to theaters, and calls out figures like Mrs. Kate Edwards, noted for a murder case since 1908. It mentions women in office, Elbert Hubbard, Judge Humphreys, and social mores, interwoven with whimsical asides about radium and a Missouri hen adopting kittens.
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Edwards
Knights of Columbus Plan Dancing Party in Butte
The Butte Knights announce a complimentary dancing party on Tuesday evening November 28 to kick off a series of social events. The annual council meeting elected officers for the year including John J. O'Neill deputy grand knight Harry Le Hanson chancellor James Gan and E J Hanley recording. installation slated for the first Tuesday in November and a large class preparing for a new station next Tuesday after installation.
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Butte
Wil
Butte Council
John J. O'Neill
Wn Jfmight
Harry
le Hanson
James Gan
E. J. Hanley
Paul O'Gorman
Clarence Con
Jerry D. Muphy
James A. Berry
Trates
Membership drives promise near doubling of enrollment
The article notes flattering membership interest with spring enrollment expected to nearly double current figures. It mentions plans for a home with gymnasium and amusements, plus the aim to secure a building furnished early, as Liverpool's new cathedral, now in erection, will house the largest organ in the world.
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Liverpool
Bn of
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