Gerard’s Bath Knight Title Stirs Washington Debate
James W. Gerard, former ambassador to Berlin, cited for the Knight Grand Cross of the Bath by King George. He reportedly suffers rheumatism and cannot wear the title until a visit to England confirms it, raising questions about foreign honors in U S politics and diplomacy.
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England
Jame W. Gerard
Berlin
Montana
Marcus Daly
Root
Washington
Great Britain
George
Bath
Gerard
Germany
State Department
Mr. Gerard
Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
Shipping Board
Edward Hurley
Legion of Armor
Famous Bluebird Silver Mine To Reopen In Butte Revival
Butte sees a revival in silver mining with leases granted across the famed silver lead vein from Lovers Roost to Rocker. Old mines like Germany Travyonia and Hibernia resume work after years idle, and the Bluebird mine near Rocker is set to reopen as low-grade ore becomes profitable at current silver prices.
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Butte
Rocker
Germania
Travyonia
Hibernia
Bluebird
Messenger Girls Replacing Boys In Telegraph Service
The piece notes a shift to female messengers in Butte as war and a new law limit boy labor. It cites efficiency, daytime work, similar pay to boys, and potential advancement in telegraphy for young women amid rising opportunities in Montana offices.
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Butte
Continental Telegraph Company
Army
Navy
Montana
Doctor Highlights Iron Deficiency In Modern Women
A physician urges that many women today show signs of iron deficiency. Symptoms include fatigue, nervousness, irritability, pale appearance, and weariness, prompting blood tests to check iron levels.
Nuxated Iron Promoted By Doctor For Strength
A doctor touts Nuxated Iron as a highly absorbable iron supplement to quickly boost strength and endurance. He cites trials with athletes and patients, claims dramatic results, and notes a money-back promise if strength or endurance does not double in ten days. The ad asserts it is not a patent medicine and is widely available from druggists.
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Ferdinand King
New York
America
Tron
Schuyler C. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
New York City
Europe
Defalcation Ties Bank Chief to Hunt Funds
Miss Ellen Hunt, aged about 70 of Manhattan, was defrauded of 300000 by Joseph B. Martinsdale, president of Chemical National Bank. Martinsdale was helped by Hunt family ties, with the elder Wilson G. Hunt a founder of the bank and a Montana cattle investor. The theft was discovered after Martinsdale’s death. efforts were made to keep the depositor’s identity secret.
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Martinsdale
Chemical National Bank
Cyrus W. Field
Wilson G. Hunt
New York City
Hunt
Montana
Treasure State
National Park
Gotham
Joseph B. Martinsdale
Ellen D. Hunt
Rase
Hunt Family
Miss Hunt
East Wiftieth Street
Manhattan
Edward Hunt
Brooklyn
Heward
Montana News In Brief From Across The State
A roundup of short items from Montana towns. Carnegie library contracts in Fort Benton. Northern Pacific doubles track from Livingston to Mission. Circle taps 25 foot coal vein. Baptist convention to meet in Billings Oct 9 12. Gallatin poultry show planned in Bozeman. National park entrance route card to be printed. Second Montana infantry renamed One Hundred Sixty Third. Free mail delivery promised in Stevensville after street naming. Missoula imposes bread weight labeling. Great Falls clubs hold annual meeting. Toole county raises $600 for first German captured soldier fund. Culbertson consolidates rural phone service. Missoula soldier Harry Hendrickson of Joplin killed by train. W A Clark Jr donates 1000 for prison library books. Havre milk train ditched, minimal damage. Butte Daily Bulletin named new city newspaper. Great Falls transitions GN rail leaders. Local man Norton dies after hunting mishap. Binder attachment aids harvest near Outlook. Great Falls approves 2500 for urban growth plan. Priest’s pass Bourquin shoots arm, likely saves. Lewistown veteran William Barney sells Moore ranch for 77000. Helena seed growers elect Sumner president. Numerous officers named from across state.
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Fort Benton
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Mission
Billings
Baptist Churches In
Montana
Bozeman
Gallatin County Poultry Association
Gallatin
National Park
Helena
Montana Infantry
Stevensville
Missoula
Great Falls
Sweetgrass
Toole County
Culbertson
Sioux Pass
Sidney
Harry Hendrickson
Joplin
Montana Regiment
Deer Lodge
W. A. Clark, Jr
Havre
Great Northern
Butte
Butte Daily Bulletin
Daily Bulletin
Fred Weir
G. B. Wotan
Portland
North Bank
George Norton
Plentywood
Nels M. Olson
Outlook
Morrell and Nichols
Minneapolis
Priest’s Pass
Amil Bourquin
Vancouver
Col White Promotes Flathead Country Investment
Col A A White of St Paul, who bought Wild Horse Island and villa sites on Flathead Lake two years ago, visited Butte yesterday and outlined plans that back his belief in Montana’s lake country. He has invested heavily in the region and supports new Northern Pacific service from Dixon to Polson, boosting summer-home prospects and Flathead tourism.
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A. A. White
St. Paul
Wild Horse Island
Flathead Lake
Butte
Montana
Northern Pacific
Dixon
Polson
Flathead
Commonwealth
Anaconda Standard
Adv
Edward O. Sisson Named President of Montana State University
Edward O. Sisson, formerly Idaho chancellor of education, has become president of the state university at Missoula. A native of England, he trained across Europe and the United States, holding posts in Chicago, Peoria, Seattle, and Washington before advancing to Montana.
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Edward O. Sisson
State University
Missoula
Idaho
West
State Board of Education
University of Montana
Garden City
Sisson
England
United States
State Agricultural College of Kansas
Manhattan
University of Chicago
Germany
University of Berlin
Harvard
South Side Academy
Chicago
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria
Ill
University of
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State Historical Society
National Museum
James W. Gerard
London Dispatches
Messenger Girls
Bourquin
Lewistown
Wiliam Barney
Fergus County
Moore Section
Fred C. Sumner
Clyde Park
Montana Seed Growers Association
W. L. Erwin
Pipestone Springs
F. E. Buller
I. D. O’donnell
J. P. Nash
C. L. Wentworth
W. V. Talbot
Armington
Pat Carney
Waterloo
Col. White
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
White Sulphur Springc Mineral Water CO
White Sulphur Springs
Fontana
U. OF M
Frank Lemmer
Central Avenue
P. O
Photos
Gibson
Cor
1St Ave
Harry H. McCole
Huseth
Oren Optometrist
Optician
F - Falls
Falls
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