Kelly case returns for retrial over $30000 damage suit
Mrs. Gina Kelly of Forsyth sues Dr. R. J. Hathaway of Glendive and Susan Kipp of Rosebud in a retrial in district court over alleged wrongful confinement and operation at Warm Springs state asylum. Prior trial awarded $27300 against Hathaway and Missipp. case continues.
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Anaconda
Gina Kelly
Forsyth
R. J. Hathaway
Glendive
Susan Kipp
Rosebud
Moonana
Hathaway and
Missipp
Many Cities Pay Honor to Wilson in U.S. Tribute
Five hundred American cities marked the 69th anniversary of Woodrow Wilson’s birth with memorials. A Woodrow Wilson Foundation dinner at the Hotel Astor featured tributes to his statesmanship and ideals. Dr Garfield praised Wilson’s vision on international dispute settlement and his push for arms control and welfare efforts.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Hotel Astor
Varey A. Garfield
Walliams College
Wilsay
Garfield
Conference For International Control of Trade In
Commission
Tree Candles Start Fire Four Die in Quebec Rooming House
Four persons die and two are hospitalized after a fire in a Guiges Quebec rooming house. Cited cause liquor candles left burning on a Christmas tree. Firefighters say lighted candles started the blaze hitting a crowded rooming house. Nearby candles and the Christmas tree were believed to be the cause.
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Cobalt
Ont
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Guiges
Quebec
Montana educators decide to study state championships
Montana public school administrators at the midwinter conference voted to continue the committee on state interscholastic championships including athletic contents. They requested a complete investigation in the next months with a tentative report expected at the annual delegate assembly. Chancellor M A Bannon presided. opinion among administrators was sharply divided on state championships.
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Montana
M.A. Bannon
State Athletic Association
Colonel Goolidge Not Seriously In Pipers
Colonel John OC Coolidge, father of the president, was reported not seriously ill in Pipers, VI, on December 28. Doctors said he remained in bed for several days, with his condition stable after a second medical visit. Dr. Albert Cram Reed stated he was resting comfortably as arrangements were made for further information.
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Pipers
John OC. Coolidge
Albert Co Cram
Catonel
Tymont
Tl Calone
Chicago firm faces fraud probe amid large scope scheme
Inspectors revealed names of Consolidated Realty and Theaters Cooperation members including doctors and professionals tied to a fraud scheme. Indictments have been issued against several. estimated losses reach about $1.5 million with total expenses near $4 million across Chicago and surrounding areas.
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Dev. Au - Upi
Sawyers
Fiestas
Butler Rejoins Marine Corps Duty After Resigning
Brigadier General Butler withdrew his resignation and reported for duty with the Marine Corps. He had been serving as director of public safety of Philadelphia under leave that would expire in December, but returned immediately to active duty.
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Washington
Butler
Marine Corps
Tax returns above estimates for December in Treasury report
Washington Tec 28 In come coreturns for Mecember were declared by Assistant Secre tary Vinson of the treasury day to be likely to exceed by a few milion dollars the preliminary es timate of 350,000,000.
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Washington
Vinson
the Treasury
Rise in Wheat Prices Sparks British Outcry
London reports an unexpected two shilling rise in a 280 pound sack of flour amid anticipated price cuts for bread. The Master Takers' Trade Society will probe the increase, noting government data showing a global wheat surplus. A Westminster Gazette quote hints American wheat merchants may be retaliating in the market.
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London
Traketive Society
The
West Minster Gazette
Kiwanis Advocate Better Highways in Montana
Resolutions favoring an extensive good roads program in Montana were adopted by Kiwanis trustees meeting for their annual interconference. New officers from 18 clubs attended. George Shell of Billings, Kiwanis international trustee, urged sending delegations to the Montreal convention in 1926.
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Satta
Mont
Nec
Montana
George Shell
Hillings
International Kiwanis
Maxim
International Enousersien
Montreal
Bank Bill to Aid Rural Communities
Farmer Representative Sternern of Minnesota proposed to President Coolidge a bill requiring banks to segregate a portion of their assets to protect small depositors. He argued the move would relieve farmers in the West and Northwest harmed by bank failures and delays in redeeming deposits.
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Sternerrun
Minneola
Saday
Coolidge
West
Northwest
Fire rages through five business blocks in Norfolk
Fire swept downtown Norfolk early today tearing through five business buildings at the Katily and Free Mason streets corner. Three alarms were sounded and all downtown fire apparatus were dispatched to battle the blaze.
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Norfolk
Tee
Katily
Free Mason Streets
Classified Ads Deliver Quick Rental Results
Steady income comes from reliable ad placements. A new landlord in Radway used two doubles to solve rentals, showing that Independent Classified Ads offer swift service to all Welena property owners. Call 491-492 to an Ad-Taker and solve rental needs today.
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Welena
Independent
Great merger in New York foreshadows bank consolidation
A massive banking merger in New York, with banks including Mechanics and Metals and Chase National, could create a super bank with combined resources near 1.0 billion dollars. Reports name Dillon Read & Company as key negotiators, with several other bank combinations under discussion and potential closures expected within the year.
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New York
i+gantic banking
Wall Street
John McHugh
Mechanics and Metals Bank
Chase National Bank
Clarence Dillon
Dillon, Read & Company
Wilder Way
The
Mechanics and Merats National
Chatham and Phoenix
National Park
Chemical National
Central Union Trust Camp
National Bank and Trust Company
Cardinal Mercier faces operation after removal from archbishopric
Cardinal Mercier, primate of Kelrirm, removed from the archbishopric today and sent to St. Jean clinic in self Fla. He will undergo a surgical operation tomorrow for a stomach ailment.
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Trussels
Cardinal Mercier
Kelrirm
Alines
St. Jean Clinic
Self
Fla
Report on liquor sales profits rise in Canada
The finance department reports profits from government liquor sales in Thitis by Columbia steadily growing after an 18 month drop. Six months ending September 39 show 1,551,265 versus 1,409,791 the prior six months. A peak was reached in the six months ending March 31, 1924 with 3,601, etc. Signboard sales began June 15, 1921.
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Victoria
BR. C
Finance Department
Columbia
Advance Inheritance Tax Payment To Clark Heirs
An advance payment of 900000 on the inheritance tax of the late William A Clark heirs was made to Silber Bow county treasurer. The sum goes to the state treasury and public schools with the balance later remitted to districts. The Clark estate inventory valued at 16000000 prompted a higher tax estimate. the board of equalization authorized its audit. An agreement with Clark interests enabled the advance payment to be released. The tax avoids interest for 12 months after Clark's death on March 2, 1925.
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Silver Bow County
William A. Clark
Montaut
Silber Row
State Board of Equalization
Clark
Treasung
Montana
Board of Equisication
Board of Examiners
Jaanion
Efits
James A. Stewart
Bergeson
Washington
New York
Stewart
SMO
Old Guard Feels Tariff Fight Could Change Rates
Washington report notes Republican leaders fear Democrats may gather votes to amend the Farley McCumber tariff act and push downward revisions. Rep Tilson says GOP and business support bolster Mull amendment to repeal the flexible provision, risking more schedule changes. GOP plans procedural moves to block floor action.
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Bascom N. Timmons
Washington
Congress
Connecticut
Considerabe
Walt
Wave of severe cold causes heavy losses across the nation
A massive cold wave swept the country causing at least two dozen deaths in four days with dozens more due to cold. Chicago alone faced about a million dollars in fire losses and transportation and communications disruptions. The storm stretched from the Rockies to the Atlantic, freezing rivers, and setting new low temperature records in Missouri Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico as the Midwest and Northeast braced for continued frigid conditions.
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Middlewest
Mercury
Gincaga
Mali
Rocky Mountains
Mexico
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahouta
Texas
Ohio River
Hartman Praises Woodrow Wilson in Bozeman Tribute
Walter Hartman of Bozeman delivers an eloquent tribute to Woodrow Wilson at a recent Helena ceremony. The remarks reference Wilson’s leadership and a council discussion on war work efforts, as reported in this local account.
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Walter ©. Hartman
Bozeman
Woodrow Wilson
Council
Wilsen
Walter 8. Hartman
Helhday Canioin
Rumor of Sinking of Steamer Davis Near New Orleans
A radio rumor circulated tonight claiming the steamer Davis sank near New Orleans after leaving on December 21. Reports mention distress signals and naval authorities noting no confirmation. the vessel’s crew and exact fate remain unverified as a cautious telegrams note possible loss of life.
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Naval Vosarimicarons
Davis
New Orleans
Village blacksmith dies in Washington state
Washington on December 28 reports the village blacksmith Tarmat, aged about 70, who began as a youth at around 14 and spent seven decades shaping and shoeing horses. He was known to many prominent residents for maintaining carriages and horses.
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Washington
Dehu Tarmat
Cowichan Sunk Near Strait of Georgia Total Loss
In dense fog the freighter Cowichan sank about 30 miles north of Vancouver Island in the Strait of Georgia area. The passenger steamer Lady Cynthia rammed the Cowichan but saved 43 people. The incident caused an estimated damage of $150,000.
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Vancouver
Here
Wesome Pass
Strait of Georgia
Joss
Death by own action shocks dancer’s era spouse case
The report notes Serge inin, linked to a divorce from famed dancer Isadora Duncan, reportedly died by his own action in New York after arrival with associates. The sensational details recount stage events and ensuing legal and societal reactions amid a volatile cultural scene.
Rhine Rising and Main on Rampage Amid Flooding
The article reports Rhine and Main rivers surging due to extraordinary high water levels. Officials warn Frechets are raising concerns along riverbanks as embankments strain under flood pressures.
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Trankfork
Oan Afarning
Flooding in France as rivers burst banks
In France the Doubs and its tributaries overflow, turning Montbéliard plain into a vast lake. Villages decamp nocturnally, farms isolated, and the Hesse plain flooded. The Saone rises one inch, waters flood Chalon and Charig. Rhone at peak, expected to recede tomorrow after causing damage. Continued on Page Five.
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Hoods
Wate
France
Doubs
Mave
Mont Beliard
Vya
Sanne
Clalons
Chagiy
Rhone
Sun disturbance stirs up weather across North America
A surface solar disturbance, the first in years, has sparked a spell of unusually low temperatures across North America. The phenomenon raised questions about upcoming conditions as experts predict continued unsettled weather with potential severe winds and cold snaps affecting several regions.
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San Francisco
Der
North America
Santa Clara
Ricardadrou
Flood Strikes Hungary Amid Looting and Bridge Collapse
Reports from Hungary state a severe flood has struck food districts in Hekes and nearby areas, prompting proclamations of emergency. An engineer and a foreman were mortally injured when a passenger train plunged after a bridge failure on the River Minna, while a rail accident at Novimaros left two dead and fifteen injured.
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Gudapess
Hungary
Hekes
Fogle
Oreman
Minna
Variation in Sun Rays Affects Earth Weather
Washington notes that Smithsonian research into solar variation aims at long range weather prediction. The article describes uneven solar radiation since three years of reduced heat emission, with scientists debating whether this signals periodic solar swings.
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Dev
Smithsonian Institute
Sci
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