Montana's youngest volunteer returns home from the Philippines
Adie Parker is presented as the youngest Montanan volunteer, 18, who enlisted at 16 and served in the Twentieth Infantry as a medical corpsman with the Red Cross. He describes voyage hardships, typhoons, and deaths aboard the transport Grant, and notes discipline and anecdotes about Filipino society, guerrilla warfare, and postwar conditions. Embree is due to report back in February after remaining year of service.
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Feve
Wether
Phitinum Street
Aveliefe
Montane
Spain
May Bam
Brivirce Xa
Islaands
Twentiet Difawtry
Red Cross
Maul Degembert
San Francisco
Butte
United States
Steppe
Hong Kong
M Kirley
Manila
Philippines
Penrose
Utah
General Lawton
Calamba
Vase
San Mateo Valley
Lawton
Pasig
Wheaton
Bavely
Ted Cross
Ty Son
Jury Probes Cause Of S E R Mine Accident
Coroner led inquiry into the deaths of Anthony Smale and Guy Kingsbury at Richards mine. Testimony cited foul air, unsafe cage practices, and warnings as workers descended the shaft. Relatives described admonitions to be careful, with Smale and Kingsbury allegedly losing balance after exposure to fumes.
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Anthony Smale
Guy W. Kingsbury
Johnson
Richards
Tallon
1. ER
Inez Lever
Andrew Herron
Arthur Goodman
Samwel Sinale
Samuel Smale
Shovell
Kingsbury
Smale
John Birmingham
Death in Mining Cage Fallout Causes Inquiry
Deputy mine inspector Frank Hunter testified at the L. E. R. mine that the shaft cage had safety gates removed, a violation of the law. The jury found Guy W. Kingsbory and Anthony Smate died from a fall from the cage with safety appliances removed by unknown persons.
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Frank Hunter
Guy W. Kingsbory
Anthony Smate
L. E.R
Charles F Young Estate Inventory and Life Policy Claim
An inventory in district court shows Charles F Young left a 4195 judgment against Pacific Mutual Life Insurance of San Francisco. Young was killed on the Meaderville Montana Union railroad line while holding a 4000 life policy. The public administrator compromised for 250, aiming to bar further recovery, leading to a suit that the administrator won. The policy proceeds and related costs total about 4195 and continue to accrue as the case proceeds.
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Charles F. Young
Pacific Mutual Life Dnsurance Company
San Francisco
Charles P. Young
Meaderville
Montana Union Railroad
Boston
Stiiael Malvilte
Cone Wil
Nced
Din Res
Agtministrator
Supreme Venrt
Man charged with disturbing peace in Arcnde Verging case
Will Morrison, described as a centered man, was arraigned this morning on charges of disturbing the peace by beating Kittie La Toys on South Mall Street. He pleaded not guilty and the case was set for Friday afternoon with bail fixed at 45 percent. The court heard that Kittie wished to leave the city and did not want to testify again.
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Will Morrison
Arcnde
South Mall Street
Kittie la Toys
Kittie
Dia
Sid
Bittle
Minnie Brealey
W. AL O'Brien
Miles Finlen
Hunt
Wis
Rita
Lewtoy
Aero
Finten
Alo Urter
Frank Hurte
Wilean
Miles Finten
Special City Council Meeting on Quartz Street Fire Station
A special meeting of the city council is planned for tomorrow afternoon to inspect the new Quartz street fire station and decide whether to accept it if it meets the contract terms. The building and light committees proposed an inspection by the council as a whole. if accepted, the fire apparatus will move to the new quarters, the old quarters will be renovated for a jail office, and police patrol wagon accommodations will be provided.
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Quartz Street
Jall
Blondinette Not Dead Says St Pauls Hospital Report
Inter Mountain corrected a mistaken report claiming Blondinette had flown at St Pauls hospital. French Cyprian Blondinette is said to be recovering from injuries and confined to a room in the Copper block. A telephone update from St Pauls denies any death on that day.
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Inter
Blondinette
St Paul's Hospital
Cyprian
Inter Mountain
St. Paul's Hospital
Boston and Montana To Adopt Eight Hour Day At Mine
The Boston & Montana Mining Company has purchased the Minnie Healey mine adjoining the Leonard shaft from Miles Finlen. The deal closes days ago while court actions over the property and forged deeds have played out, with a receiver overseeing the Minnie Healey mine. The company plans an eight hour day starting February 1, aligning with district practice.
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Boston & Montana
Vorton & Montana Company
Healey
Miles Fiulen
Une Boston & Montana Company
Leonard
Bhuyn
John 2
Alport
Gen Rush
Denver
Finlen
Allport
Heinge
Minnie Healey
Nnbelie
Wilson
Turtgeney
Heston & Muntainit
Avis
Uneratte & Boston Company
Klopetke
Calendar of Judge Harney's court sessions announced
The article lists dates February 5 to February 15 for cases to be heard in Judge Harney's department. Notable actions include repeated adjournments and several civil matters such as Hauser v Hans and Tait v Montana Liquor Commission. A number of cases have been rubbed from the docket as settled and a 75 member jury was ordered to report next Monday after verdicts.
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Harney
Hauser
Catherine Hans
Robert Tait
Montana Liquor Commuy
Laura Sent
Thomas F. Stephens
John H. Sullivan
J. Bo Oppenheimer
Regan
Frank D.simith
Lew Coal
Young
James Doli
Bruary S—Tim
Monta Jany
Thomas Tre . Shaw
Wiliam
Jos. Broughton
Paul Bert
Clara Martin
G. H. Morrison
George H. MacDougall
G. H. Gray
J. Po Hes W. Exselbark
The
Buble Meier Company
W. J. Sellers
Mark McEllistrom
B. L. Smith
Va. Marks
M. L. Selzer
Evans Owens
A.B. Marshman
BM. Coen
Patrick Hastings
Oscar Carlson
Mary Ann Cronine
John Sullivan
C. BE. Summers
Martin Delano
C. W. Morrison
H. MacDougall
Mya
L. M. Wing
M. Wilson
Victor Bontan
Sam Gulaaun
Lawsuit notices involving Swend Carlson and others
Filing lists Swend Carlson as agent for Tom Moore seeking removal and damages in a case tied to Ailes Morant and a location on Main Street Butte. It also references J B Hewes versus W W Wiseman and Miller Borgium with defendants promising action on Saturday and a motion on pleadings.
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Swend Carlson
Tom Moore
S. Main
Butte
J. B. Hewes
W. W. Wiseman
Miller Borgium
Pebreo
Eleventh Hour and Dark Side of a Great City Theaters
Lincoln review lauds The Eleventh Hour for its stage effects and climactic pantomime with a roughhouse palace scene and chaos in a police climax. Dark Side of a Great City praised for company and engaging plot. Faust set promised for future production. In San Diego, Feb 1 plan to venture to Puget Sound and Fremerton dockyard. Philadelphia cruiser due in San Francisco mid February.
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Sutton
Della Pringle
Te Campany
Butte
San Francisco
San Diego
Casey
Cnmin
Pacific
Kants
Uget Sound
Government
Fremerton
Philalelphia
Central American
Green's August Flower praised by globe-trotting professor
Prof Houton says after ten years of travel he met more users of Green's August Flower than any other remedy for dyspepsia and deranged liver and stomach. He notes it helps constipation and irregular habits, with sample bottles offered by Newbro Drug Co and Finien-Media Drug Co and available through dealers worldwide.
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Prof. Houton
Newbro Drug Co
Finien-Media Drug Co
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