Masquerade Motives Stirred on Long Island Ferry
Saltonstall Cabot Adams in disguise on a Long Island trip with Connemara Moore and companions encounters Aunt Celimena and the Moorelands group. A planned departure to Stamford follows a night of adventures as tensions rise over an engagement token and looming danger, with Salt’s return to normalcy interrupted by suspect figures and a police warning.
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Saltonstall Capotadanis
Long Island
Stanford
Conn
Connemara Moore
Connie
Celimena
Dave
Sweetie
Connemara
Bing
David Lacs
Sui Lacy
Cetimena
Tim
Salt
Salton
Ferry-House
Red Riding Hood
Jacob
Archbald
Peres
Harvard
Rence
Saltonstall Cabot Adams
Mr. Brewster
Saltonstall
Bingham
Moorelands
Free gold strike reported at Badim in Jib properties
Free gold ore strike reported at the Badim Jib property in Butte. The discovery occurred in raise No 411 on the Katie ground at the 400 foot level of old workings. Ore samples reached Butte yesterday and preliminary notes say high grade veins were encountered in development near the new shaft. Further extent not known until later.
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Tutte
Ver. I
Jib
Basit Prilay
Nutte
Butte
Fred J. Melcher
Board of Stockholders’ Directors
Strick
August Grunert
Melcher
Mexican Gang Accused of Producing Counterfeit Change
In Butte a Mexican gang circulated counterfeit nickels and dimes bearing unauthorized mint marks. Joe Garcia, a gang organizer, was arrested with several dollars of poor currency and confessed involvement. Authorities traced the operation to a cabin with counterfeiting equipment but missing molds, while Secret Service agents assisted.
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Butte
Urmene
United States Secret Service
Joe M. Garcia
United States Mint
Is Labors
Tim Dimes
Grady Boatwright
Secret Service
Garcia
Mof East Mercury Alley
Government Ships Experiment Lambs to Eastern Market
Miles City Dec 1 The second annual shipment of more than 400 lambs from the United States range livestock experimental station was sent to eastern markets. The 400 head were fed on mill screenings and alfalfa or exclusive alfalfa diets under Supt Swartz. Last year’s shipment totaled about 300 lambs with a satisfactory profit margin. Government will not publish financial returns for the two years but will continue experiments and average results for next year.
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Miles City
United States Range
Sunt. W. Swartz
Livingston Woman Wins Big Damages in Suit Over Son's Death
Mrs Dora Hart was awarded 900 damages by a district jury after suing E Powers White for 150 damages and 5000 exemplary damages. The case arose from a bicycle accident in which Hart's son was killed when his bicycle collided with a coat driven by White.
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Livingston
Diec
Dora Hart
E. Powers White
White
Wheeled witness testifies in murder trial in Butte
In Butte Emma street, Sept. 24, Tony Glavinich shot and killed his former sweetheart's mother, Anna Jovica. Nena Jovica, 19, testified in court in a wheeled chair after being wounded in the same shooting. She described the fatal affray and Glavinich’s actions after she declined to marry him.
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Butte, Bee
Emma Street
Tony Glavinelli
Nena Jovica
Glavinch
Anna Jovica
Glavinich
Miss Jovica
Nena
Miles Section Nets $32,000 This Turkey Season
Miles City reports show about 32 thousand dollars likely realized by turkey raisers in the district this shipping season after two carloads have shipped and two more are expected. Prices paid range from 36 to 39 cents per pound, higher than last year. Cold weather cut thousands of young Wickeys from flocks, but the Montana crop overall may reach about half a million dollars, about 50 percent above last year.
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Miles City
Faiser
Montana
Defunct Libby Bank Reorganized With Reopening Expected
Great Falls Dec 13 W M Wayman formerly land sales head in the Walter litigation project and now receiver for four national banks was in the city on business. He said the First National Bank of Libby has been reorganized and is expected to reopen within a week with $50,000 needed and $24,000 already brought in.
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Great Falls
W. MM. Waye’ Nan
Walier
Shelby
First National Bank
Libby
Wayman
First National Bank of Shelby
National Bank of Talhy
National Bank of Joplin
National Bank of Galata
First National Bank of Cut Bank
First National Bank of Libby
Beets Deliveries in Fromberg District Close
Fromberg Tec March reports delivery of the sugar beet crop completed Wednesday noon. A total of 149 cars were shipped this season, slightly less than 150 cars in 1924. Acreage tributary to the dump was smaller, with losses from November freezing and thawing. Despite shrinkage and weather, the effort by growers yielded strong dividends.
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Fromberg
Impudent Cripple With Bank Roll Sent Up 90 Days
In Butte an apparently disabled man named Gilhooley caused a scene in a cafe at 2 am. He argued with the proprietor and fought a cashier until police arrived. Court records note vagrancy and poverty as the basis for the 90 day county jail sentence, with a bank book shown to prove funds.
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Butte
Pat Galhwoley
Gilhooley
Red Grange
Turing
Andrew
Wgilhooley
Dilhooley
Escaped Prisoner Recaptured Near Missoula
Missoula December 13 G Morrison escaped from Deputy Sheriff James Corbett near a ranch by Grant Creek. Morrison ran after handcuffs were used, then was recaptured along the Milwaukee tracks west of town by Janes Heath and junior Rice. He had escaped custody earlier and was questioned about removing the cuffs. He is wanted for weded forge.
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Missoula
G. Morrison
James Corbett
Milwaukee
Janes Heath
Olny Rice, Jr
F. A. Rier
Morrison
Grant Creek
Corbett
Damage Suit Brings Plaintiffs Only $65
In Harlowton Montana Judge William J. Ford presiding the district court disposed of several cases this week before Christmas. Edgar Kichl v Charles Walliday ended with a verdict of 825 for the plaintiff and another similar suit on sheep injuries netted $40 for the plaintiff. Dan Jackson of the C M St Paul railway reached a settlement early Friday for a personal injury claim from unloading a boxcar.
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Harlowton
District Court
William J. Ford
Edgar Kichl
Charles Walliday
Java
Dan Jackson
C. Af. & St. Paul Railway
Hunters Kill 626 Rabbits in a Day Reported
In a local rabbit hunt the group led by Girdle and Dee tracked 626 rabbits in a single day across 2forse creek Lost Creek Lone Tree and Buffalo. Vehicles including Ford cars and trucks chased rabbits over rough ground ditches and rocks as mild weather aided open-nesting rabbits.
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Lost Creck
Lone Tree
How Doctors Treat Colds and Fluj Ta Break Up a Cold
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs, a purified calomel compound tablet. One or two at bed time with water purges and salts without causing nausea or loss of appetite. next morning the cold vanishes and the system is purified. A family package with directions sells for 25 cents at drug stores.
Officers Raid Anaconda House Seizes Large Illicit Liquor Haul
Federal officers raided Anton Julian at 1001 East Thier Street and seized 18 cases of beer 100 gallons of wire a 1 5 gallon keg of gin and two small moonshine kegs. Julian and Phillip Bonaface were jailed E. E. Collins will file in district court. Liquor was found in several rooms and the cellar along with glasses steins and siphons.
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Anaconda
Anton Julian
East Thier Strest
Judge Warns Violators of Higher Law in Leavenworth Threats
A federal court session in Butte ended with a guilty verdict after several defendants alternated pleas. The judge warned violators that continued liquor law violations would lead to federal prison, notably Leavenworth, as the docket filled with cases.
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Butte
Accnsend
Leavenworth
Deputy Warden Hurt in Car Crash near Cattenersani GG
Deputy Game Warden PW Nelson and his grandson Wayne Miller escaped serious injury when his car left the road to avoid a collision and struck a tree at the Cattenersani GG streets intersection. Nelson was shaken. Miller had a slight chin cut. The warden had been returning from Clyde Park after distributing a crate of Hungarian partridges for the Rane commission.
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Livingston
Nelson
Wayne Miller
Cattener Sani GG
Clyde Park
Jie
Rane Commission
Workers Generally Are Fully Employed Across Nation
Washington reports that despite seasonal declines in building and a coal mine shutdown due to labor disputes, the United States employment service says most workers were fully employed at the end of November. Payrolls rose modestly from October to November, and both months showed satisfactory turnover.
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Washington
United States Employment Service
Uite
MaGee Carpet announces wage bonuses for employees
President Law of MaGee Carpet company announces a 7 percent lien payment on this year's wages for 1,200 workers with an additional 3 percent bonus for the same period. The bonuses will be paid by Christmas with a further payment planned on April 1 next year for employees still with the company.
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Bloombure
President Law
MaGee Carpet Company
Comepany
Cream Balm for Cold Relief Promises Quick Breathing
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic nasal treatment. A small amount applied in the nostrils clears swollen mucous membranes, relieves catarrh, and restores easy breathing within minutes, claimed to end discomfort from colds.
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Ely
Army Chief Refutes Mitchell Charges In Court Martial
Brigadier General Hugh A. Drum testified about War Department policies for nearly four hours in the Mitchell court martial. He defended actions and denied giving Congress false or misleading information as Major General Frank W. Coe had been recalled to discuss previous statements about anti aircraft defense. Drum was to return tomorrow for further examination after being interrupted once.
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Washington
Hugh A. Drum
Army General Staff
Mitchell
War Department Agialiot Nalicies
Congress
Frank W. Coe
Coast Artillery
General Drum
Frank R. Reid
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IBA
Fi Catller & Son Cu
G. P. Putnam
Rade Prevost
Warzer Bros. Fictures, Lace
Cannemara
David Lacy
Lacey
Bayville Ferry
Bin
Aunt Velimena
Aunt Celimena Pres
Connemata
Badim
Jib Properties
Son
Carkura
Mra
Alice A. Reid
R.R
Oaka
Mich
Alfl
Miles
Turkey
Libby Bank
Anaconda Place
Fed
ARMY
Flaherty & Kohler
Art Store
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
Round Trip
Hatsystem
Vickre
Freare
Rialte
Phear
Apex Electrical Cleaner
Palmquist Electric Co
North Main
Boy Scouts of America
Boys’ Life
the Woods
Gans & Klein Co
Finais
Boise
Idaho County
State Game Department
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