Dress Reform at Butte High Hints at University Style Uniforms
Butte high school students discuss a dress reform plan mirroring eastern and southern colleges. Miss Christine McRae supports uniforms as democratic and attractive while noting current student attire is conservative. Last semester the girls adopted simple rules and resolutions promoting simpler, affordable dress.
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Butte High School
Christine McRae
Helen Venus
Butte High
Georgette
Havre Prohibition Enforcer Oftedal Arrested in Hill County
U S deputy for Montana Alf Oftedal, in charge of the state district, is jailed in Havre on a second degree assault charge. Sheriff McLain served a habeas corpus writ, while federal prosecutors seek release or transfer of the case to federal court at Butte.
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U. S
Montana
Shorty” Young
Havre
Alf Offecial
Matt McLain
Hill County
Butte
Oftedal
Michigan
C. W. Young
Cers
United States
Young
McLain
O’rourke
James Baldwin
Prohibition
New Road to Cooke City Aims at Historic Mining Metropolis
Cooke City mining district in Park county near Yellowstone has a year of activity with plans to develop into a leading western district. A road to Gardiner will connect to a Northern Pacific branch, enabling ore shipments and new smelter use.
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Cooke City
Old Camp
Park County
Yellowstone National Park
R. J. McKay
McKay
Cooke
Camp
Gardiner
Northern Pacific Railway
W. D. Marlow
Tower Falls
Yellowstone Park
Western Power & Smelting Co
Yellowstone
Glengarry Company
Republic Company
Republic
Marlow
Yellowstone Company
Mohawk
Miller Mountain
Henderson Mountain
Commutation Proposed For Man Who Threw Baby On Train
Gov S V Stewart recommends commutation of Frank Pierson of Snowden county to the state board of pardons. He would reduce from not less than 10 or more than 20 years to not less than eight nor more than 20. Pierson was convicted of second degree murder for throwing his six week old baby from a moving train near Snowden. The baby survived briefly before dying. His wife was convicted as an accomplice with a suspended sentence of three years. The board will hear the case November 26.
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Frank Pierson
Snowden
Sheridan County
S. V. Stewart
State Board of Pardons
Pierson
Nine Cars of Apples Wrecked In Montana Forest
A Northern Pacific freight derailment between Townsend and Toston in Broadwater county wrecked nine cars of Yakima apples. Some fruit was salvaged by locals while the railroad recovered most of the cargo. the remaining apples were to be shipped to St Paul for sale and the original destination London was not reached.
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Yakima
London
Northern Pacific
Townsend
Toston
Broadwater County
St. Paul
Wyoming and Utah mining men form district development push
Rapid development moves by key firms including Republic Mines & Transit Mohawk Mining Western Power & Smelting Glengarry Mining Yellowstone and a Wyoming Utah mining group. They have prepared to begin real mining next season with extensive drifting and sinking work. Over 150 men have been employed in the 1920 development season.
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Republic Mines & Transit Company
Mohawk Mining Company
Western Power & Smelting Company
Glengarry Mining Company
Yellowstone Company
Wyoming and
Utah
Wyoming
Marlow
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Philadelphia
Carnation Milk Producta Co
Seattle
Uba
MIL
Dr. King
Dr.King
Sloan
W. F. Guy
Great Falls
Hickory
Northwest
Anteed
Lahes
Kelley-How-Thomson CO. Wholesale Hardware
Duluth
Minn
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