Charity Funds At Home Urged By Red Cross Advocate
Mrs Hazel Kingsley an Anaconda born advocate argues against diverting American charity to Europe. She cites experience from Albania and Poland to urge Americans to fund local reforms, hospitals and schools while limiting European aid and immigration. She warns about misdirected gifts and calls for supervised relief within the United States.
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Anaconda
United States
Hazel Wirestone
Kingsley
Albania
American Redcrogs Society
Europe
Red Cross
Earth
Gardon
Jiden
Poland
Warsaw
Hich
New York City
Janey
R. J. Kingsley
Mr. Kingsley
Butte
I Red Crossrope
Murderer in Flu Fight Strains Prison Guards
In Ino county January events surrounding the murder case of Philip Prija draw attention as a prisoner named Barzan, ill with influenza, is moved from a cell to the hospital ward. Sheriff Duggan asks for three extra deputies to guard the hospital area, a request briefly denied. The sheriff insists on continuing guard over Barzan, fearing escape, while the com missioners weigh security measures and jail procedures.
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Burle
Mke Barzan
Ino County
Jan
Philip Prija
McCarthy
Duggan
Eli Hour Shits
Bergan
Sherif
Barzan ‘Ja
Tila
Isak
Murein
Jalera
Coln
Tskon
East Helena Smelter May Be Kept Running
East Helena plant of the American Smelting and Refining Company may remain in operation despite poor market conditions. G Carmer, buyer for the company, says the mine will continue shipments and will accept ores, noting opportunities for idle miners in Montana as silver prices rise.
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East Helena
Butte
East Helen
G'Carmer
Thornton Hotel
East Helong
Mr. O'Connor
Montana
Missoula Kilfer Seeks New Trial After Conviction
Missoula reports Kilfer seeks a new trial for Joe Vuckovien, convicted of murder and sentenced to hang. The death warrant signed by Judge Lentz was presented to Sheriff Houston, while defense counsel may file a bill of exceptions and motion for a new trial by May 1640. A death guard watches Vucko vie in prison as he remains silent and withdrawn.
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Missoula
Joe Vuckoyieh
Joy Judee Lentz
Sheitt W. H. Honston
Vuckovien
Former Missoula officer seeks reinstatement after clash
Harley Lense seeks his old job back after a 1915 dismissal for fighting a police officer. Missoula city commissioners ordered a reinstate petition heard, with delays and court actions spanning years. The Supreme Court eventually ruled Lease had been wrongly dismissed and should be reinstated.
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iMissoula
Apel
Harley Lense
Miasuuta
Polles Forge
Jvilee
Theodora Lantz
Dlytlet Coirl
Ketjon
Leasy
Farea
Pollen Force
Marc
Tha
Henry Morris
Mehta
Kemp Wag Shleé
Policn
Tease
Roundup Business Men Buy 500 Cows to Aid Musselshell Farmers
At a Roundup Commercial club meeting President Lamber outlined a plan to buy 500 dairy cows at a cost to farmers via a low payment scheme. Funds secured by cattle and local business credit, with long terms and small payments, aim to boost diversified farming. If successful, a second center will follow and purebred stock will be introduced gradually.
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Comratrcial Club
Lamber
Tyen
Roundayy
Conley Reelected Mayor of Deer Lodge in landslide
Frank Conley was reelected mayor of Deer Lodge by a large margin over opponent Dr J C Mare fett a A full city ticket was elected including aldermen Sears in the first ward Bintes in the second McLean in the third and J M Brown in the fourth The result assures continued city improvements and vindicates Conley policy His vote was 57 to 25 in Marquette
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Eer
Willam Bintes
Ha McLean
J. M. Brown
Contey
Deer Lodge
Conley
Marquette’s
Allowed to Marry After Found Guilty On Bootleg Charge
Mincoula April S A sentence of four months in jail with a fine of $200 was given Luigi Enriuso convicted recently of violating the Quar law by Tvase Theodore Lentz yesterday Farusan proprietor of the Truns wick soft drink parlor on Railvoad ave Augaml Woody street After his conviction by the jury he was granted permission to return to his old home and marry his fiance and this morning Judge Lentz allowed 60 days in addition to the time allowed by law to file a bill of exceptions
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Mincoula
Louigi Enriusso
Tvase
Theodore Lentz
Farusan
Trunswick
Railvoad
Woody Street
Lentz
National council of Jewish women open interstate conference here
Prominent women from Portland Sno-Kune and Duke joined by Mrs. Blaumayer and Mrs. Leinert took a leading part in the opening session of the interstate conference of the council of Jewish women held today. Also noted were missing boys found after a 16 mile trek in a snowbound area near Butte.
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Portuaity
Gra
Anei
Council of Jewish Women's
SM. Blaumayer
Portland
Gird Vlos
National Council of Jewish Women
J. Leinert
Sno- Kune
Arnold Shermin
Duke
Cownecil
John McCatten Veteran Great Falls Typo Dies
John McCatten a longtime Great Falls typographer and former foreman of the composing room at Tribune died after a prolonged illness. He had served the paper for 35 years and the industry for decades in the city, with family and colleagues noting his dedication. The obituary mentions his recent health decline and travel prior to passing.
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Great Falls
John M. Pateten
The
Tribuné of
Big City
Jos Angeley
Daten
Cattornia
Local Woman Dies in San Diego Return Burial Planned
A woman who had been visiting San Diego died while returning home. Her body will be sent to Grand Falls for burial on Sunday under the auspices of the International Typographical Union.
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San Diego
Gr Falls
International Typoleraptical Union
Veteran Weds Helena Girl at Deer Lodge
A marriage license was tested to J. J. Williamson, son of this city, and Miss Vinelda Li Pein of Helena. The couple wed at Judge WGN Wycoff's home and will reside in Deer Lodge. Williamson is an ex soldier with a noted war record and served nearly one year as under sheriff of Patel county. The bride is a young woman from Helena.
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Deer Lodge
J. J. JK. Wiliamson
Miks
Pope Visits Statue of Himeleft in Bosphorus Monument
Rome reports Pope Benestet accompanied by his sister the Countess Persico visited a monument dedicated to the pontiff. The ten foot statue depicts the pope in pontifical robes with triple crown. sculptor praised as work moves toward erection on the Bosphorus shore.
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Rome
Pri
Pope Benestet
Persico
Pomtii
Bosphorus
Benesdict
French mine horror claims fourteen lives near Calais
An explosion at the Trelys mine near Calais, France, today killed and trapped miners. Fourteen bodies have been recovered, with crews continuing searches as rescue operations proceed.
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Associated Press
Calais
France
Trelys
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