Wreck of the Columbian near Ingomar injures many
A Milwaukee bound freight train derailed one and a half miles west of Ingomar 9 0 clock this morning on a curve. The express and baggage cars left the track while the fish car rolled over. Several passengers were seriously injured and about 30 received minor injuries. Only three crew members were hurt. The train was running about 40 miles an hour. The line was torn up for long stretches and the injured were cared for on site before being moved to Miles City for further treatment.
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Spectal
Standard
Milwaukee
Ingomar
Forsyth
Melstons
P. Greer
Philly Jravott
Va Barkur
Julia Fuehr
W. W. Stork
Hasel ‘Morris
George Christ
Bis M. D. Friend
Vielt Leemheit
J. H. Kinny
Cal Fowler
John Scheiter
Corn J. Tio
A. T. Howe
J. Bounka
W. H. Dugen
J. F. Nike Gizenclem
John Brother’ McGee
Tt. Elerhart
Miles City
Burbridge
Gundsley
Uimt
McCabe Funeral Notice Remains At Walsh’s Undertakers
The remains of the late Wearke I. McCabe lie at Walsh's Undertaking Parlors awaiting relatives' arrival. Funeral notice to appear in later papers.
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Aucahf
Wearke I. McCabe
Walsh
Joseph Turk
Shertran i Kyeed
Wreck of Columbian Reaches Butte Increases Delays
News reports a derailment of Milwaukee eastbound train No. 1 near Ingomar, with two seriously injured and no fatalities. The accident stemmed from breaking undercarriage of the express car. traffic officials anticipate delays but plan to hold trains to clear the track. The body of Ella Fuell was on the derailed train and transported to Quincy, with several passengers listed among the injured or uninjured.
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Milhwaukee
Butte
Ingomar
Roumdinpaml Parsyth
Miles City
Fraffic
Ella Fuell
Quincy
Ad Mre
Myr
Stork
Sig Larson
Shawmut
Mont
SP Green
Phin Innoff
Tiva Barker
Mike Glzendleh
Treonin
George Danoff
Alles City
Patton
Cluten York
St. Louis
Joseph Lahbenpera
Seattle
Doser Mmoris
George Christ
M. D. Friend
Lake Gley
Minn
Vick Leemwell
Sanbury
Towd
H. J. Brown
Elmes
Chicago
Carl Pewter
Hartford
Wash
Bankers Oppose Government Takeover of Money Powers
A report on bankers meeting opposition to government ownership of money making utilities and proposed currency reforms. It notes socialist arguments, amendments to the Glass bill, and resolutions endorsing the Chicago conference actions, urging Congress to adopt amendments and secure banking support nationwide. Acting President Reynolds praised the gathering as the largest convention on currency questions with about 240 bankers attending across states.
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Federal Reserve
Congresseman O'Neill
Congress
Mr. O'Neill
Currency Commission
Chicago Conference
Chicago
Senate
Uheas
United
New Machinery Arrives to Boost Butte Duluth Copper Mill
The Butte Duluth company reports September output of 77 000 pounds of copper from 2 850 tons of ore at 27 pounds per ton. A new 100 horsepower boiler and tall iron stack arrived, enabling full plant heat and power. Five Dorr Cyanide leaching machines are now in transit and soon installed, boosting capacity. About seven workers are employed on site with ongoing construction. A major blasting operation loosened 400 tons of ore ready for processing.
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Butte Duluth Company
Wolvin
Butte Luluth
Vocational Conferences Highlight College Gathering
The vocational conference at the agricultural college in Boseman runs November 13 to 15. The Federation of Women's Clubs backs an engaging program with speakers on timely topics for women including vacations. Mrs. Ann Herrick, dean of women, chairs the event and has invited many to speak. Mrs. Liam Johnston of Butte is asked to judge a panel of women in newspaper work.
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Agricultural College
Boseman
Federation of Women's
Chils
Ann 13. Herrick
Entieze
Liam Tohntsone
Hutte
Poplear Young Couple to Be Married Today
Dan W Reagan and Morence Shea of Centerville wed this morning at the Church of the Trinitate Convention with Father ditelating. They will honeymoon on the Oregon Short Line train to Baltimore City visiting relatives and friends. John Cafferty stands with the bridegroom. Tessie Shea Megan maid of honor. Mars Johnson flowers. Reagan, a West-krows diner, previously with Anaconda Mine Inn. his father drove championship team for years. Bride a Cathol high school graduate and later Hutte business college. They will reside at dL North Wyong street after returning.
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Dan W. Reagan
Morence Shea
Centerville
Fathry
Balt Dake City
Uta
John Cafferty
Tessie Shea
Slater
Hrice
Little Mars" Johnson
Flower
Reagan
Montana Board Raises Pharmacist Standards At Statewide Exam
The Montana state board of pharmacy announced a major step to raise pharmacist qualifications. After a conference with University of Montana President Craighead, the board set higher education and training requirements for registration. Beginning after the date, applicants must complete five years of high school plus four years of practical work, with two additional years at a pharmacy school. the list of exam registrants includes many names from Missoula and nearby states.
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Missoula
Qet
State Board of Pharmacy
Immessioz Hown
Montana
Mand
Yhanmacy
University of Montana
Craig
Kuril Stary
Wales
Eadds
Pharma
Elamland
Achtat
Phanning
Gails Echaol
Plarmrony
Lollowiry
Wolk
Tawistown
Moilynbiytser
Mirsouri
J Pers
Dien
Geren
Moton
Tiss
Louis Fischel
Mise Wovla
Ela
Clyde Tork
Jon
Way Hon Onstall
Macvasin
Clyde Whiteman
Anaconda
A. J. MelTalyre
George Panzer
Thorine
Glasgow
Cow
Wondtuin
Timena
Aay W. Walle
Marth Dakota
A. Chlarse
Bulte
TT Swanson
Thoras A. Harkivess
Trobert
Woolson
Vindy
Alsere Mierson
J Pe
Untor
Vlecar
Victor
Paneya
Nickey
Marten
Curbstone Sketches and Probing Social Echoes
A fragmented essay critiques liberalism and gender roles, cites Webster and a Salt Lake interlocutor, and laments social manners. It notes cultural shifts with churches becoming theaters, mentions executions in 1900s context, and references figures like Ebert Hubbard and Judge Jimphreya while musing on public discourse and marital dynamics.
Knights of Columbus In Butte Plan Complimentary Party
The Knights of Columbus in Butte announce a complimentary Manclg party Tuesday evening November 28 at Ellis temple hall as part of a winter social series. The Butte lodge just held its annual meeting electing John J. O Neill grand knight and others. officers for one year include Harry L. Hanson deputy grand knight James J. Garrigan chancellor KE J Manley secretary Pan O Gernan secretary John J Burke treasurer Frank OG Walker advocate and guards Ferry J Muldoon James A. Torry trustees. An additional list of officers awaits naming. A hevin elas 1abela farmed for irrigation on the Thestay following th Inglillaton. She procuiects fax Rains.
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Knights of Columbus of
Butte
Ellis’ Temple Hall
John J. O'Neeill
Harry L. Hanson
James J. Garrigan
KE. J. Manley
Pan O'Gernan
John J. Burke
Treas
Frank OG
Walker
Colin
Wardens Ferry
J. Muldo
Frank Biletds
James A. Torry
Trustea
Wiesday
Notable growth projected for WW enrollment in spring plan
In manshrp, it is expected that total enrollment by WW will nearly double spring figures. A lime with an amusement point is aimed to boost interest, with construction starting early to complete and furnish by next year. The plan emphasizes the WW organization as a leading global pba entity.
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