State News Roundup From Montana City Pages
Ekalaka hosts oil well spudding near town. Bozeman to build a $75,000 Pythian home. Wolf Point forms American Legion post with 106 members. Billings raises minimum teacher salary to 1200. Butte arrests lead to fatal shooting of Alex McLean by a patrolman. Billings schools reopen after fuel shutdown. Missoula drug firm Peterson Drug loses about 35000 to fire. Helena proclaims November 27 Thanksgiving Day. Great Falls faces coal strike with 1500 idle workers and 6500 tons daily loss. Missoula firemen adopted gas masks for effectiveness. Great Falls to build a $50000 country club. Broadwater bay land purchases. Billings resolutions oppose government ownership of utilities. Lewistown Knights of Columbus purchase Main Street building for KC club. Great Falls beaver colony damages Giant Springs trees. efforts to curb depredations. Great Falls reports rich strike at Neihart, 288 oz silver and 13 dollars per ton. Nashua flax unharvested due to late planting and early snows. Butte reports moonshine activity with 250 plus stills raided since prohibition. Missoula child dies from gunshot by 12-year-old cousin. gun found on dining room table. Whitefish prospers with 1100 railroad workers earning 2650 000 monthly. 300 new housing units planned. Great Falls Mother Superior Adameus Dunne dies at 73. founded multiple Ursuline houses and served as a Rome delegate.
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Missoula
Peterson Drug Company
Helena
W. Stewart
Great Falls
Broadwater Bay
Billings
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Lewistown
Lewistown Knights of Columbus
Charters & McDonald
Main Street
Great Walls
Consolidated Silver Mining Company
Neihart
Nashua
Butte
Federal Revenue
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ed Wood
Stevensville
Whitefish
Adameus Dunne
United Ursuline Order
Northern
United States
Montana Ursuline Houses
America
Rome
Montana
Alaska
Seattle
Movie Tragedy Appears In Detroit Free Press Clip
The Detroit Free Press quotes a dramatic scene. Pauline Perfection responds with blunt dialogue about speaking on camera. She then asks for nine pieces of gum as part of the film moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Perfection
Detroit Free Press
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Relief for Thin and Nervous
The ad claims lack of phosphorus causes thinness and Nervousness and that Bitro-Phosphate tablets from druggists restore nerve vigor and overall health. It warns that users seeking to avoid fat gain should limit fat foods while using Euro-Phosphate noted as helpful for nervousness and debility.
Montana Man Defends War Effort Amid Frear Telegram Charges
John D. Ryan of Montana former deputy secretary of war and head of the air service replies to a Frear Magee telegram to Secretary Baker. He denies all charges as false and insists his actions on spruce production and railroad construction were wartime necessities approved by the War Department.
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John D. Ryan
Montana
Air Service
Washington
House Aviation Committee
Baker
Frear and Magee
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Ryan
Northwest
Railroad Administration
Deep Creek
Lake Pleasant
Ryan
Milwaukee Road
Spruce Production Division
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee
Secretary of War
War Department
Frear-Magee
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules promise kidney relief
An advertisement warns kidneys weaken slowly and threaten grave disease. It urges immediate treatment with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, touting Holland heritage, three to four capsules daily, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Haarlem
Holland
Netherlands
Sinn Fein raided. nine members arrested in Dublin
Across multiple cities, the week saw political and legal actions: Sinn Fein deputies raided in Dublin with nine arrests, President Wilson briefly leaves bed after illness, and a series of political and legal developments including a San Francisco republican campaign, a miners nationalization congress in London, a graft conviction in Indiana, and a prohibition appointment in Washington. The stock panic in New York, motion pictures admissible as evidence in Chicago, and a Latin American plot in Ecuador were also noted.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
Cal
London
Eng
Indianapolis
Rollin H. Bunch
Muncie
Indiana
John F. Kramer
Mansfield, O
Minneapolis
Minn
American Legion
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Landis
U.S. District Court
Franklin P. Glass
Birmingham
Alabama
Arrow Creek Company Plans to Start Oil Drill
After a strong oil discovery near Roundup the Arrow Creek Development Company moves to begin drilling at the earliest possible moment. Weather has hindered rig placement but operations will start as conditions improve.
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Arrow Creek Company
Arrow Creek Development Company
Emma Goldman Recognized Amid Red Cross Drive Effort
Among the women contributing to the Red Cross drive, the tender-hearted humanitarian Miss Emma Goldman stands out for her generosity and dedication. Her involvement highlights the broad support from local volunteers in the campaign.
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Red Cross
Emma Goldman
Sloan's Motiment Rheumatism Relief Ad
For rheumatic aches muscular soreness joint stiffness neuritis lame backs and neuralgia Sloan's miment offers quick relief. Clean refreshing soothing and economical, it works for many sufferers. Say Sloan's miment to your druggist and buy today at 35c 70c or 140.
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Sloan
Federal judges rule wartime prohibition unconstitutional
In a series of early notes the national press reports a federal judge in Louisville declaring wartime prohibition unconstitutional and signaling further legal challenges. A separate injunction temporarily blocks enforcement actions by US Attorney Harvey A. Baker and Internal Revenue Collector George F. Shaughnessy.
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American Newspaper Publishing Association
Providence R. L
Arthur L. Brown
Federal District Court
Harvey A. Baker
United States
George F. Shaughnessy
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Yakima
Wash
International Firefighters Association
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
Louisville
Walter Evans
Agriculture Lands in Western Montana Offered for Home Settlement
Lands offered under 10 percent down with balance in 10 yearly payments at 6 percent interest. Logged off lands of Anaconda Copper Mining Company suitable for dairying and pasture. Dairy hogs poultry fruits berries garden crops thrive. grain clover timothy potatoes stock roots grow well. Purchases fixed by appraisers with no promotion charges or commissions. Assistance provided to locate suitable land.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
Montana newspaper ads seek buyers and sellers for land and produce
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Bellingham Chemical Co
Bellingham
Washington
Montana
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
Conrad-Va- Hier
P. J. Nason
R. R
Conrad, Mont
Judith Basin
Barmera Land Company
Lewistown
Missouri River
Adams Realty Co
Three Forks
Ontana Newspaper Association
Mont
Legion Names Franklin D Oller First National Commander
Franklin D Oler of Philadelphia elected first national commander of the American Legion at its inaugural national convention. He began as a captain in the quartermaster corps and rose to major and lieutenant colonel, earning the American Distinguished Service Cross and the French Legion of Honor.
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Internal Revenue
Kentucky
Minneapolis
Minn
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Frear
Aircraft Production Board
THE
Chapple Laboratory
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Aide Paciete Bowe
Dept
Bonon
Agricultura Lands
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Colville Valley
Stevens Co
Amall Town
Colville
Nue
Coeur d'Alene
Hyde Building
Spokane
International Real Estate Exchange
Peere
Hampshire
Charles EF. Farnuin
Harlem
Durow
Jersey
Walters
J. J. Afflerbaugh
White
Buffalo, Mont
Frary & Burlingame
Great Falla
Butte Stock Exchange
North Main
Furs Remodeled
Ict i CIA iParts
Hoenck
Abnanan
J. R. Moore
First St
Havre
Grover & Letchars
M. N. AA
Ace Valley
Blackfoot
Elena
Northern Pacific
ACRH
Montana Ranchhis
Saco
O. B. Nelson Co
Central Avenue
Alyfalya Writh
Wirah Stuart Coburn
Columbia Gardens
Columbia Floral Co
W. Broadway
Butte College of Telegraphy
Mail
Granite
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Hislena
S. C. Huseth
Rete Optometrist and Optician
Great Falls, Mont
Opportunity
Bert
Warrenton
Montana-Warrenton Development CO
Stanton Bank
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