World News Roundup From Multiple Cities
The wire reports note George W. Perkins's estate of 5.6 million dollars after his June 1920 death. the U S Supreme Court sustains woman suffrage. Tex Hunter discharged over car theft after presenting a bill of sale. Other items include Willie Poteet's 12-child family, How ard Parks crew's open-boat voyage, and San Jose loan judgment balloon.
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New York
George W. Perkins
Washington
Supreme Court
Braneis
Basin
Wyo
Tex Hunter
Great Falls
Mont
Brownsville
Willie Poteet
Bee Springs
Edmundson County
Poteet
St. Johns
Howard Parks
Barbadoes
William Mohrman
Jamaica
Long Island
Cleveland
Building Trades Council
Building Trades Employers Association
San Jose
Cal
George Jones
H. R. Stuart
Superior Court
San Francisco
Lee Mantle
Montana
Chicago
Mary Etta Daly
Mary Daly
Mantle
George A. Kenna
Trilby
Fat Lady
Diapepsin Relieves Gas Indigestion Quickly
Pape’s Diapepsin offers fast relief from indigestion gas and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets ease discomfort almost immediately and allow continued meals. Large cases cost only a few cents at drug stores with millions helped annually.
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims applying four little drops softens hard corns and lets you lift them off with fingers, with a cheap bottle available through druggists to remove corns and calluses without soreness.
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Sloan
Circus retiree found dead in Chicago aged 16 years
A former circus performer who quit sixteen years ago and settled in Chicago died weighing 400 pounds with sources claiming her weight once exceeded 500 while with the show. The obituary notes the dramatic change in life and location.
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Chicago
Fremont
Neb
Fidelity Trust Company
T. L. Mathews
Miami
Fla
Carl Thompson
Kansas City
Patrick
Brady
Miami River
Thompson
Great Northern Buys 1020 Freight Cars for Wider Service
The Great Northern railway announces purchase of 1020 freight cars at about 1.6 million dollars to boost efficiency. The order includes 500 refrigerators and 500 stock cars as fruit shipments from Washington state surge, with 12 565 fruit cars moved last year through December 31.
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G. N
Great Northern Railway Company
L. B. Woods
Helena
Woods
Washington State
Great Northern
Mr. Woods
Montana State February warmth marks record lows and notable deaths
February mean temperatures across Montana dipped to 11 degrees above zero the lowest for the month since 1887 while Helena reports the suicide of J H Larson at the Placer hotel. Other items note Montana Supreme Court action filings hit a monthly high, and fires, conventions, and public notices span Billings to Conrad.
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Bozeman
Weather Bureau
Montana State College
Helena
J. H. Larson
Placer Hotel
Montana Supreme Court
Billings
Butte
Cornelius F. Kelley
Ben B. Thayer
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
New York
Blanche Butterfield
South
Arizona Street
Arnold
Great Falls
R. M. Armour
W. M. Cobleigh
C. T. Stewart
Cobleigh
Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Sioux City
Montana Stockgrowers' Association
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Giant Springs
Frank Scotten
Montana Power Company
Conrad
Richard
Board of County Commissioners
Pleas For Life In Butte Murder Case
The state board of pardons considers Assad Juhray case after testimonies seeking commutation of death to life. Juhray killed Hugh Gibson in a 1920 quarrel over May Gibson, his wife. He claims unfamiliarity with the marriage and says Gibson provoked the incident during a friendly visit when a pistol was drawn by Gibson’s wife, resulting in Gibson’s death.
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State Board of Pardons
Assad Juhray
Juhray
Hugh Gibson
Butte
May Gibson
Joseph M. Dixon
Gibson
Johnny
Jubray
Mary Pickford Verdict Clears Commission Claim
A federal jury ruled that Mary Pickford does not owe Mrs. Cora C Wilkenning any portion of 108000 dollars claimed as commission for obtaining a raise to ten thousand dollars a week. The verdict was returned before Federal Judge Mack. The piece ends with a political jab about Lent and senators.
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Mary
Mary Pickford
Cora C. Wilkenning
Federal Game Warden Sees Strong Montana Game Conditions
George A. Sawyer chief U S game warden from Washington D C visited Helena and Missoula with George Mushback to discuss federal law enforcement and state cooperation. He praised Montana game conditions and outlined the public shooting ground and game refuge bill to fund habitat protection and joint enforcement.
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George A. Sawyer
Washington, D. C
United States
George Mushback
Billings
Montana
Wyoming
Helena
C. A. Jakways
Sawyer
Jairways
Mushback
Missoula
State Fish and Game Commission
Congress
Senator New
Anthony
Senate
Biological Survey
Game Department
Real Wolf Dogs Offer Believed Cattle-Saving Solution
Modest breeders flood Sheriff Bob Gordon of Great Falls with letters after a millegan and Deep Creek wolves story. Hound owners from Oklahoma City and Illinois promise substantial compensation to supply dogs as a solution to wolf predation on cattle herds.
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Bob Gordon
Great Falls
Millegan
Deep Creek
Oklahoma City
Danderine Hair Product Promises Dandruff Cure
A vintage drug store claim touts Danderine at 35 cents a bottle promising immediate relief from dandruff after one application and claims every hair regains life vigor brightness color and fullness.
State Banks in Good Shape In Montana Says Bank Examiner
Bank Examiner L. Q. Skelton reports Abstract No. 69 shows 268 incorporated and seven unincorporated state banks as of December 31, 1921 with employed capital of 16.6 million and total resources of 108.7 million. Borrowings stood at 12.9 million versus 17.3 million six months earlier while deposits rose 4.2 million. The reserve exceeds legal requirements by 9.36 million, about 21.8 percent.
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L. Q. Skelton
Montana
State Banking Department
Cascarets Ten Cents A Nightly Laxative Claim
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative that cleanses liver and bowels overnight without griping. It promises relief from dizzy headaches cold biliousness indigestion and upset stomach and notes children also enjoy the product. It claims one or two tablets will empty bowels by morning for ten cents a box and that the pills work while you sleep.
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Chippewa Falls
Isconsin
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Minnesota
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Peyton Bidg
Spokane
K-23
Reat Falls
A. Brogger
Rookery
Atlas Printing Co
Binghampton
Paul Huth
Tfeila Place
Calif
Kentucky Tobacco
Farmers Union
Mayfield
Cee Kodaks
Eastman Camera
Winstead Photo Finishing CO
Box 116
Los Angeles
Furriers
Hoenck Fur House
Lewis & Walker
Butte, Mont
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Lee Forrest
Orrem Longeway
Pippinl
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Mabray
Morrison
W. Holden
Seattle
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Oakland
California
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KR. K
U. S
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Fortune
Winnett
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Geo
Fred Book
Edwards & Bradford Lumber CO
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Smith
Oregon
A. F. Manty
Cascade
Donald Livestock Co
Melville, Mont
E. C. Leap
Kolin
H. D. Millegan
C. W. L. Tancred
Scott Strain
H. W. Rider
Willow Creek
White Wyandotte
Charlie E. Ray
Ballantine
Buff Orpington
George P. Jacobson
Riverside St
Miles City
Bovok
Darsh & Greenfield Co
Poultry Paper of
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the Pacific Foultryman
Wash
Sexares
P. P. Geo. O. Gould
Buhl
Farmers’ Service
Twin Falls
Idaho
Suply Limited
M. B. Lund
Hermina, Minn
A. L. Koltze
Pingree
N. D
Victor Kolltsch
Montague
William Veazie
Seedman
Jerome
Mom A
S. O. Huseth
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London
Old England
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Lewistown
Orton Bros
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Hobson
Dent
Dr. King
Marshall Sanderson CO
Danderine