Women clubs form local history department in Montana
Lewistown Montana January 3 1929 a new department of the Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs called the department of local history aims to gather record and preserve community histories. Clubs should confer with pioneers collect data footnote sources and place bound materials in libraries and schools proposing a Pioneer Day in public schools across the state.
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Lewistown
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Montana
Federalion
Itl
Fife
Citizers
Coroner Rules Snow Train Death Accidental Near Essex
A coroner's jury at Whitefish absolved the railroad of blame in the death of 17 year old Lawrence Strong who was killed near Essex on Wednesday. Strong, a snow gang worker from Whitefish, was found on a moving train when he jumped from it and was run over by about 40 cars. The body was taken to Kalispell then Whitefish. He was the eldest of nine children and the son of a widowed mother.
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Kalispell
Jane
Whitefish
Lawrence Strong
Essex
Young Strong
Miler
Bor
Fatal shooting in Wyoming prompts manhunt report
An undated incident in Larame Wyoming involves Guillermo Cortno, a Mexican laborer at Medere Bay, who allegedly shot and killed Andres Vela, a former railroad laborer. The assailant reportedly surrendered to authorities, claiming self defense before firing again, with Vela fatally wounded.
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Larame
Wyo
Guillermo Cortno
Medere Bay
Andresg Vela
Sunda Ard
Immard
Fom
Unreadable OCR fragment on local event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions firesets and a ten story structure linked to Penns and a location on a western avenue. Names and details are unclear, hindering precise reconstruction of event, entities, or outcome.
Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief From Catarrh
Advert reads Li's Cream Balm claims to clear nasal passages instantly by applying in nostrils. Fragrant antiseptic cream soothes swollen membranes and relieves headache and stuffed nose, promising fast relief from cold or catarrh with a small bottle available.
Park County Officials Plan Helena Visit for Jan 15 Meet
Commissioners Dan Miles and Chris Jetson will travel to Helena on January 15 for the state association of county commissioners annual meeting. They discuss road funding ideas including sharing gasoline and license taxes with the state highway commission to match federal funds for trunk highway projects linking county seats.
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Commissioners of Park Co
Helena
Lisingston
Park County
State Association of County Commissioners
Dan Miles
Chris Jetson
Miles
State Highway Commission
Sawmills Resume Log Handling at Bonner and Nearby Ports
Missoula January 5 A.M. plant at Bonner of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co resumes sawing Monday after five weeks of repairs. Western Lumber Co planing mill also to reopen. Logs from multiple camps totaling about 390 cars weekly are staged for the run, with A.M. Bonner receiving logs from Ude Paradise and Dowdspur, Nine Mile camps and Flathead district.
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Missoula
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Western Lumber Company
Ude
Flear Paradise
Dowdspur
Northern Pacific
Eva Tangray Hits Paris With New Song Just Look
Camille Calyat known as Eva Tangray tops Paris theater season with the song Vever Mind My Face Just Look at Me Legs earning wide acclaim and audience attention.
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Camille Calyat
Eva ‘Tangray
France
Paris
Missoula Moves to Recall Mayor Beacom
A quiet recall campaign in Missoula has gathered over 1000 signatures to remove Mayor W. H. Beacom. About 1653 signatures are needed, equal to 23 percent of last election electors, with 600 more needed to reach the threshold. The recall cites waste of funds and alleged lack of executive and financial management.
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Missoula
W. H. Beacom
Beacom
Local residents travel and visit highlights across Helena and Butte
Mrs Roy Penhale and children of Holter Dam left for Butte to visit relatives. Mrs Peter Burggraff and son Adolf passed through for the Dearborn ranch. Jessie Connors went to Helena to resume high school. Many locals made short trips to Helena or Missoula for schooling, business, or visits, with multiple family members and neighbors noted in daily movements.
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Wolf Creek
Roy Penhale
Holter Dam
Fleft
Butte
Peter Burggraff
Adolf
Dearborn
Jessie Connors
Helena
Leo Rheim
Matilda Ritted
South Fork
Helena Business College
Sam Ingersoll
Thomas Toohey
Frank Thompson
Doris Nickerson
Frances
John Patterson
William Rittel
Jessie Burns
Missoula
Barney Kuholsky
Ed Borho
Mabel Norling
H F Bowman
Dillon
Arche Craig
Patterson Ranch
Adolf Becker
E Adams
Inez Patterson
Colorado Grand Lodge exclusivity ruling shocks Masonic bodies
The Colorado Supreme Court reaffirmed exclusive jurisdiction of the Colorado Grand Lodge over Masonic matters within the state, barring other grand lodges from operations in Colorado. The decision impacts worship and lodge activities, with further actions anticipated by involved parties. In Vienna, blind men organize a social club and push legislation for welfare, while a local football game notes a sighted event.
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T. Tenter
Colorado Grand Lange
Masoni
Colorado
Colorado Supreme Court
Solomon Grant Lodge
Ats Ip
Tue Fugd
Colorado Grand Lodge
Opsraton Amn
Caleraan Var
Vienna
Eling Men of
Tpcela
Jury frees Home Brew violator after court order
Bozeman Jam King Wil low Creek was convicted of tilt liquor possession by a jury in district court. He faced 6 days in the county jail and a $40 fine but was released yesterday under court order after Judge B B Law reviewed the case. The verdict had urged suspended execution of judgment.
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Bozeman
Jam
John King
Willow Creek
King
B. B Law
Plan to Form Michigan Alumni Club in Butte
A committee in Butte advances plans to form a Michigan Alumni Club with a January 19 meeting and dinner. Hawley Tapping, Michigan Alumni field secretary, will present the proposal to gather local Michigan graduates including at least two alumni, with invitations extended to the state supreme court justices.
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Butte
University of Michigan
Michigan
Guy P Bhess
H. A Tash
W Od Kile
John Curtis
Earl Gensberger
Robert Kerr
Mrs Strong
Tom Davis
Hawley Tapping
Tapping
Tan
Montana Supreme Court
Montana
Supreme Court
PROJECTS TO SPOIL TWO IRISH BEAUTY SPOTS
Dublin reports plans to utilize the River Liffey for hydro power alongside Shannon development. Objections cite potential flooding of Poulaphuca falls and Leslip salmon scenery. The Poulaphuca project would flood 5,400 acres and submerge eight square miles of Wicklow, yet the parliamentary committee shows little concern for scenery destruction.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Shannon
Free State
Liffey
Leslip
Poulaphuca
County Wicklow
Sport Dress With Convertible Scarf and Large Pockets
A description of a fashionable sport dress features bordered tan and black white fabric, a convertible scarf, and unusually large pockets. Borders are arranged to create a long, flattering silhouette with slim sleeves noted as attractive.
Justice McKenna Resigns as Stone Named to High Court
Washington January 3 Justice McKenna concluded active service on the Supreme Court and Attorney General Harlan F. Stone was nominated to succeed him. The resignation ends Pacific coast representation on the court and brings New York a member. Nomination awaits Senate action. Justice McKenna served since 1898 and retires at eighty two after his wife’s death. Stone, Amherst alumnus and close Coolidge associate, is a hard worker who reorganized the DOJ staff upon taking office.
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Washington
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
Stone
New York
Dietrich
Idaho
Jutice
Arthur P Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Judical Court
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Mexico
Stonemeathile
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Chamber
Justice McKenna
Supreme Bench
Taft
White House
Justice Meckenta
Amherst
Coolidge
Department of Justice
Crossplan Puzzle Teases Words Across and Down
This item references a past crossword style puzzle with clues and wordplay. It notes a long list of quirky entries such as a space related term, a unit of measure, a religious reference, and various descriptive hints.
Miami Estates Backed By Ames Deering Wealth
Ames Deering, a mill owner and manufacturer of harvest machinery, owns the Miami estate of the wonderful homes. He plans to spend the winter season there.
Debate on Prohibition Divides Milwaukee Clergy and PUBLIC
The Associated Press reports a heated debate on prohibition at Trinity Episcopal church in Milwaukee. Pastor Rev G Kenneth MacInnis argued that major religious denominations support the prohibition amendment while editor C A Windle of the Iconoclast defended repeal. The audience applauded loudly as wet and dry factions clashed amid New Year tour fallout by Dr J J Seelman. Also noted is Commander Richard R Mann, U S N, buried at sea with military honors after dying Saturday.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
C. A. Windle
The
Iconoclast
Trinitys Episcopal Church
G. Kenneth MacInnis
J J Seelman
Wisconsin
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Mr Windle
Chicago
MacInnis
Windle
Martin’ Luther
Luther
Christan
Mania
Comander
Richard R Mann
sAsiatic Naval Communication Service
Deficiency Bill Goes to Congress Amid Urgent Items
The House appropriations committee reported a $137,111,700 deficiency bill with plans to rush to the Senate. It includes $150,000 refund of illicitly collected taxes, $3,501,200 for Muscle Shoals dam No. 2, $33,000,000 for inland waterway purchases, and $273,000 to curb epidemics at ports. Also funds for Manning cutter repair, Paris Texas post office, insect control in national parks, Pueblo lands board, fire devices at the naval observatory, electoral count transportation, and Coast Guard personnel costs. The committee noted these urgencies should be enacted now and counted eight-year internal revenue receipts at $2759,431,243.56 with refunds totaling about $340,871,672.72 for 1923–1925.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thouse Appropriations Committee
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Inlard Waterways Corporation
New Orleans
Oakland
California
Manning
Paris
Texas
National
Naval Observatory
Shbuacit
Tom Tal
Birth of Dr Lyon G Tyler's son shocks relatives
Richmond AP reports Dr Lyon G Tyler 71 welcomed an eight pound son yesterday his second wife Mrs Trier 35 years his junior. They married two years ago. President Tyler was 68 at birth of Dr Tyler and 76 at the previous daughter's birth.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Lyon G. Tyler
Tyler
Walham and Mary College
Trier
Fighting Within Democratic Ranks Over Senate Dispute
Washington expects a sharp clash in the Democratic ranks as Senator Bruce of Maryland and Senator Harrison of Mississippi trade barbed charges. Bruce defends a constituent while Harrison accuses Bruce of rank heresy, in a lengthy verbal duel that lasts an hour.
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Harry B. Hunt
Washington
Senate
GQP
LaFollette
Brookhart Frazier
Ladd
Bruce
Maryland
Harrison
Brice
Mississippi
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Self
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Tthe
McKen
Harlan Fiske Stone
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Anrentell
Blane
Merry Lait
Amoko
Faye
Anawee
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Ames Deering
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Congress
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Gustavus Ober, Jr
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Smith
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