Little City Warm Springs Montana Hospital Size
A 1925 feature highlights Warm Springs State Hospital for the insane near Anaconda Montana. It reports 1,386 patients, 137 employees, and a campus with farms, a dairy, a bakery, a store, and multiple skilled shops. Superintendent De H. A. Galton leads a large operation with centralized heating and extensive new construction for 100 patients.
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J. Burke Clements
State Hospital For
State Penitentiary
Warar Springs
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Evers
State Hospital For the
Montana
Warm Springs
Velena
Bolton
de H. A. Galton
Warm Springs State Hospital nutrition and history summary
A detailed account describes Warm Springs receiving hospital's modern diet kitchen, central food prep, tunnel transport, and live steam cooking. It notes a greenhouse, grounds walks for ambulatory patients, and cultural remarks on patient terminology. The article then outlines Montana State Hospital history from 1877, ownership transfers in 1912, acreage, cost, patient counts, and mortality trends through 1922, with regional patient origins and long-stay demographics.
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Anaconda
Ife
Montana State Hospital
Deer Lodge
Bashifal
Mitchell
Mussigbrod
Othe
Yurchase
Warm Springs Hospital Faces and Facilities Highlighted
An in-depth look at Warm Springs Hospital detailing Dr Bolton and Dr Felton, their roles, staff of four resident physicians and one pathologist, and the care system. The article notes personalized patient attention, the receiving hospital with modern operating and X ray facilities, and daily bakery and meat supplies. It describes patient-initiated bath houses, winter dances, weekly photoplays, lawn games, picnics, and outings to nearby towns.
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Warm Springs
Bolton
State Hospital
Walter Sprllngs
United States Veterans’ Bureau
United States Veterans’ Buereau
Helena
Erickson
Felton
George
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Verdict on Separation Case Read Over Telephone
The Rhinelander separation trial ended with jurors answering seven questions about colored blood and consent. The defense had conceded race and the verdict was read to Nead by a private detective, while Mrs. Rhinelander accepted the outcome.
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Ead
Thlnelander
Morschauser
Ile
Rhinelander
Arlee
Nead
Jintet Gramatau
Bronsville
Mr. Mill
Ellen
WJ. Demprist
Modern railway reaches Kipling era route in Khyber Pass
A new railway section along the Khyber Pass opens on the northwest frontier of India, linking Fort Jari to Aly Masod. The route, famed in Kipling lore, passes through rugged terrain once guarded by Afridi tribes and historic caravans, raising questions about safety and Afghan border access as rail travel expands the long contested pass.
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Washington
Khyber Pass
India
Afghanistan
Broad Road
Kapling
Lama
Hua
Kim
Khyber Pats
Natonal Geographic Society
Alexander Aml
Kirher Pass
Flondgate
Fort Jari
Aly Masod
Tne
I .c
Kashmir
Lalla Rookh
Kabul River
Pass
Khyber Riftes
Theorthwest Trontier
Pasa
Shmehat
Landi Kota
Wlner
Flegh
Ree
AL Ali Masjid
Pleasant Surroundings and Mental Health Law Reform
The article describes procedures under Montana statutes for commitment of mentally disordered patients, including hearings, financial assessments, and sheriff delivery to Warm Springs. It also recalls a courtroom debate on racial prejudice in a landmark Rhinelander case and notes on travel safety in the All Ali Masjid area with weekly caravan passages and guard patrols against highwaymen.
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Warm Springs
Montana
Board of
Warn Springs
Governor of Hawaii Seeks Citizens Birth Rights Abroad
The annual report by W R Arrington, Governor of Hawaii, urges prompt nationwide recognition of American citizens born in the Hawaiian Islands when traveling. Secretary Work highlighted immigration officials at ports accepting birth certificates under authority. The territorial legislature authorized a commission to seek relief, reporting $176,240.61 in mainland business for the last fiscal year with exports at 1,504,546 and imports at 9,657,129.
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Washington, Nee
Ins
Hawaiian Islands
United States
W. R. “Arrington
Hawaii
Work
Hawaiian
Tech
Orcal
Japan to Tax Pro Baseball Games
Tokyo reports that all professional baseball games in Japan will be taxed in the future under a decision by the taxation authorities. The ruling signals a broad new levy affecting teams, venues, and related revenue streams, with potential implications for the sport’s finances and fan pricing.
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Japan
Tokyo
Taxation Authoritien
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Fara
Rauldey
Maine
Northwest
H. A. Bolton
State Hospital For the Insane
Hospital Green House
Institution
Rudyard Kipling
Loqqn
Alexander the Great
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