Art Exhibit in Central Auditorium Attracts Crowds
The Central School auditorium hosts an Impressionist exhibit titled A Gem of the Collection featuring Giovanni Trouecoli A Lady From Salem Nicolas Fechin The Mandi cure Girl and Mary Falrchnd Low. Exhibits draw hundreds including younger art students and general public. tickets are valid for the full week granting multiple visits.
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Central School
Are Woman’s Day of
Helena
America
Giovanni B. Trouecoli
Salem
Truccoli
Aito Praccoli
Italy
Denman Hoes
Julian Academy
Paris
Boston
Mass
United States
San Francisco
Nicolas Fechin
Fechin
Russia
Wazah Art School
Imperial Academy of Petrograd
Notre Dame
Cameron Burnside
Notre Dam
Mr. Burnside
London
Washington, D. C
Menard
Rupert Bunny
Lucien Stinah
Burnside
American Red Cross
France
Mary Falrchnd Low
New Haven
Conn
Woman's Club
Cleveland lunatic uses gun on family in deadly shooting
Associated Press reports in Cleveland Ohio that John E Fish a rail yard clerk shot and killed his wife Clara 49 likely fatally wounded his son Carl 26 and then shot himself after his wife started divorce proceedings He wounded others and fled for a time before arrest pending investigation
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Associated Press
Gleveland
Ohio
John E. Fish
Sliot
Clara
Carl
Killan
Clara Fish
Morance May
Wish
Florence May
Scottish Rite Meeting Postponed to Tuesday Evening
The meeting of the Scottish Rite bodies was moved from Monday to tonight at 7 o'clock sharp. Petitions will be ballot ed upon and candidates should report at the Scottish Rite temple on Jackson street at 7 30. The fourth and fifth degrees will be conferred beginning at o'clock sharp.
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von Jackson Street
Bricker Completes List of Rouse Committee Assignments
A complete list of Montana House committees announced by Speaker Bricker lists members by name and county across numerous panels. Key figures include Clarke Rosebud, Duncan Cascade, Campbell Missoula, Keeley Powell, Masters Park, Throssel Yellowstone, Murphy Deer Lodge, Doran Silver Bow, and Walker Fergus among others, with roles across Affairs of Cities to Revenue and Taxation and dozens more bodies.
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Montana
House of Representatives
R. C. Bricker
Clarke
Rosebuds
Duncan
Cascade
Campbell
Missoula
Piachsenhar
Prairie
Keeley
Powell
Masters
Park
Throssel
Yellowstone
Peat
Walker
Fergus
Caplis
Silver Bow
Doran
Fox
Murphy
Deer Lodge
Mulholland
Smith
Lewis and Clark
Walton
Gallatin
Hedrick
Eudas
Carbon
Green
Dawson
Johnson
Valley
Robert Larson
Sheridan
Besancon
Hardcastle
Silver Bar
Conservation of Resources
Heilman
Stillwater
Donaldson
Chouteau
Fletcher
Golden Valley
Beadle
Miler
Lintoun
Holt
Eaton
Keeley of
Fairgrieves of
Lemmon
Floistead of
Carter
Ainsworth
Sanders
Castles of
Mineral
Ouler
Lincoln
Fitegarrald
Ravalli
Steeves
Sales of
Merritt of
Musselshell
Moriarity
McCone
Larson
Rupert
Sweet Grass
Patterson
Vic. T
Chotteai
Holton
Garfield
Aforris
Moss
Flat- Head
Hardcasile
Silver Boy
Loble
Lewiss and Clark
White
Richland
Hill
Ebutns
Blaine
Throsse
Ryder
Roosevelt
Teton
Rice
Toole
Leavens
Andrus
Custer
Stoddard
Harris
Meagher
Gordon
Big Horn
Ruffcarnaf Valley
Castles of Mineral
Wuerth
Tinsley
Madison
McCarty
McGrath
Silver Bos
Andrug
Castles
Vairgrieves
Alley
Cusick
Flathead
Graybill
Kiniville
Medrick
Brandt
Phillips
Burns
Beaverhead
Miller
Grayhill
Fitzgerald
Troy
Public Utilities
Andris
Steaves
Davis
Wibaux
Capsis
Silver Low
Anderson
Hinsley
Pitsgerald
Puillins
Moulton
Metone
Mose
Rulfearn
Walier
Plumer
Treasure
Taton
Roy
Parkin
Reed
Broadwater
Flachsenhar
Schoening
Sevelt
Nagle
Cusi¢k
Tetonish
Game
Sales
Hartis
Trossel
Read
Hatley
Utland
Peterson
Glacier
Kinsville
Joffray
Jefferson
Fasurance
Fiona
Kennedy
Granite
Kelly
Edication
Aton
Hawley
Wheatland
Bighorn
Wlathead
Merritt
Graybil
Skinsville
Besanson
Missouri
Plank
Liberty
Hanson
Daniels
Hoffman
Hedvick
Valles
Wallon
A. T Larsen
Akofer
Pondera
Dellno
Lake
Phillins
Strange
Flaghsenhar
Levens
Roffcorn
Pergus
Ainstworth
Nelstead
Rutffeorn
Nanson
Datiels
Berryman
Schoeving
Hoosevelt
Stergstrom
Fatlon
Ferg Shields
Famous homemade Pinex cough remedy promises quick relief
An old home remedy promotes mixing 2½ ounces of Pinex with a pint of syrup or honey to soothe air passages. It claims instant soothing action, loosens phlegm, and halts a stubborn cough within a day. Touted as cheaper and effective for throat and chest ailments, with a satisfaction guarantee from The Pinex Co.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Boehm Bound Over On Perjury Charge In Forced Marriage Case
Denver reports Keith Boehm 19 bound over to criminal court on a perjury charge for allegedly lying about his age to obtain a marriage license to Mae Nash. Theodore Boehm, father, asks for hearing delay while William Zritts, a former banker, surrenders on conspiracy and kidnapping charges and is released on bond. C A Irkling plans surrender. De Tocke to face juvenile court hearing January 24. trial date set for Boehm.
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Associated Press
Denver
Keith Boehm
Mae Nash
John Galen Locke
Colorado Ku Klux Klan
Boehm
Miss Nash
Theodore Borhmn
Staived
West Side Criminal Court
William Zritts
Dr. Locke
C. A. Irkling
Juvenile Court J
de Tocke
Bon A. Lindsey
Young Boehm
Latest Georgia fad spotted on Miss Marion Harris
Miss Marion Harris of Atlanta leads a Georgia trend as girls imitate her monocle and fancy feltching style, sparking interest in fashion circles and local chatter about the latest fad sweeping schools and shops.
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Marion
Vey Harris
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Manchester grocer confesses after robbery finger print match
Johm Westlake of Manchester, a city grocer, reported a downtown store robbery only to have police identify his own fingerprints on the safe. He confessed he wished to rob but feared to strike anywhere but his own shop. In unrelated news Addison, editor of the Life Tanchburg News, died.
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Manchester
Eng
Johm
Westlake
Lyuwinburg, Ya
Wee 13
Addison
Life Tanchburg News
Governor Sweet Loses Battle Over Penitentiary Control
Denver dispatch reports Governor William E. Sweet suspended Warden Thomas J. Tynan for ten days and named Sheriff Clifford R. Glasson acting warden, but Tynan refused to accept service and to vacate. A mandamus action was filed, and notices were posted at the penitentiary as court action began. After swift moves and earlier charges of inefficiency and brutality, Sweet appears poised to relinquish office without ousting Tynan.
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Denver
Colo
Willam E. Sweet
Thomas J. Tynan
State Penitentiary
Clifford R. Glasson
Canon City
Glasson
Tynan
Fred 8. Caldwell
Sweet
Associated Press
Civil Service Commission
War Mothers Incorporation Backed by Senate Panel
Forty five women named as incorporators led by Lydia Burdy of Butte Montana, to form the Ameri can War Mothers association. The group aims to preserve wartime spirit, aid veterans and promote fellowship with allied nations, through patriotic work and community service.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Spencer
Missouri
Lydia Burdy
Butte
Montana
America
Joint Ease for Creaky Joints
A classic period style ad claims Joint-Ease eases stiff painful joints by topical application. It promises quick relief from rheumatic swelling with skin absorption, cites Parden Drug Co as dispenser, and offers a free hook on a mystery title by mail.
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Parden Drug Co
Oath
H.om Clearwater
Tox 806
Hollowell, Main
Rhodes Scholarships numbers and changes noted
The report shows 64 Rhodes scholars took up scholarships for the first time, with 221 in residence during the year, including 11 from the United States and 109 from the British empire. The 1924-1925 year opens with 180 scholars in residence, and the scholarship value increases by a $250 annual bonus, plus the holder must cover another $250 yearly. Berlin reports co education rejected in Prussia as girls reach 16, with boys then surpassing. an admission talk at Cornell laments overemphasis on certain leaders and warns against unfounded university portrayals.
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Rhodes
United States
British Empire
Berlin
Prussia
German heir vows British subject status for large fortune
Berlin reports Dr. Max Waechter of Berlin will accept the 4,140,000 pound estate left by his uncle Sir Max Waechter on one condition he must become an English subject. The announcement makes him one of Germany’s most discussed men.
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Berlin
Byte Associated Press
Max Waecter
Germany
Max Waechter
English Bequest Reveals German Roots of Wealthy Benefactor
Dr Waechter noted the bequest shows his uncle, Sir Max Waechter, a Stettin native naturalized in England, loved England yet refused to renounce German nationality. Waechter, who died in London aged around 80, amassed a vast fortune and spent much in promoting a Pan European movement.
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Waechter
Hie
England
Germany
Max Waechter
Stettin
Jie
London
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