Truth of Recall of Gen Pershing
Washington reports medical findings warn General Pershing may suffer permanent health impairment if he does not return to the United States for treatment. President Coolidge faces pressure to order his recall amid arbitration uncertainties and political friction over the Pacific region and allied forces deployment.
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Washington
Army
Pertig
Feneral
United States
Pershing
Arica
Coolidge
Haven
Liticrat Pershing
Persiaine Oo
Iam
Chile
Adest Coolidge
Douglas Talks of Copper Industry in War-Era Outlook
Misber Arie Dee reports Walter Douglas president of Phelpy Dodge Corp outlines copper in the United States. He cites a 49,000 ton production rise, domestic deliveries up 86,000 tons, and exports up 10,000 tons. Prices average 14 cents per pound, below potential. He warns against overproduction as demand climbs and notes tariff implications.
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Misber
Arie
Dee
Fee Tees
Walter Douglas
Phelpy Dodge Corporation
Douglas
United States
Nho
Ponglas
Cappis
Ties
Ca Peru
Sears
Dorestic Industries
Ty Hosothe
Funeral of Stinnett Pending at Claherty & Woy Chapel
Funeral arrangements for George Sammeth Stinnett are in progress with relatives notified as the body rests at a local chapel. Reports indicate the death followed an accidental and fatal incident at a pole site, with observers awaiting a final date for the ceremony.
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George Sammeth
Clancy
Claherty
Stuad
Novelty Event Draws Crowd For New Year Eve
A local notice describes a New Year Eve gathering at the Merena Ose, with a crowd expected to attend the lowu and fresh greens. The write up mentions a few fellows and a playful sequence to welcome the new year.
Personal notes from Helena and nearby towns
A jumble of social notes lists visitors and residents in Helena and surrounding towns including Rena McKervee of Jordan, Mrs M Bremett of Townsend, and Tom Miller en route to Philadelphia. Also mentions George Cottingham Jr and travels to Warrensburg and Madison. An astronomy note from Raymond W Farwell of the University of Washington discusses a sunspot observed over Puget Sound caused by magnetic disturbances.
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Lux
Seale
Doe
Raymond W. Farwell
Mathetor
University of Washington
Puget Sound
Warwell
Miss Kipp Defense Trial Details Remain In Court
Fragmented report outlines Miss Kipp case with testimony from a Minnesota ward patient transfer to Montana and hospital operations. Witness recounts travel from Waseca to Miles City and the involvement of Alf Kelly and others, including an operating room incident and alleged questions about consent and necessity of surgery.
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Gary
Waseca
Kelly Wats
Malwakes
Montana
Alf Kelly
Hepselt
Miles City
Welly
Vere Fess
Kelly
Hospital
Alicy Hospital
Mrs Kelly
Mrs Welly
Tethys
Stadt
Seeiiel
Kelly Hori Botire
Grigg
Butte
Wits
Joel
In the Realm of Higher Things Church Debates Split
A Boston era church conflict pits fundamentalists against liberalists amid a broad debate on religious authority and mission. Separately a Maryland resort fire devastates a seaside city, with Atlantic and Seaside hotels and a power plant threatened and major damages reported.
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Maryland
Thane
Atlantic
Amusumient
Sinad
Rims
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Tito
Derume
John S. Gray Co
New York Shoe Co
HIVE
Photographer
South Seas
Robert Flahert
Man
Westie
Amercan Faut Rators
Stinnett
Tang
Pat Slasons
Eh Galadhus
Bea Teit
Helena
Mareuniite
Kwethpal
Rena MeKervee
Tordan
Grecke
Viestors
Gardine
Trent Fats
Das Pitt Sheridan
Mb Scutla
Ritte
Amon
Mina
I. Beuedler
Bulte
Mianer Hotel
Maria B. Waziewood
Wibacra
M. Bremett
Yolalte
Townsend
Thelen
Garter
Wail
Sae
Tom Miller
BB. Miller
Philadelphia
B. Major
Warrensburg
Mra. T
IT. Fuigman
Norman Winestine
Madison, NJ
Uhey
George Cottingham, Jr
Kipp
de Paert
Tate
Longrecational Church
Boston
Joe Teena
Victor
Red Seal
A. P. Curtin Music House
Curtin’s
6Th Avenue
Sanden & Ferguson Co
Cowes
Crewes and Batiste
Dept
Panty
Ffenderson
Women's Union
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