City News notes events and sales in early Montana town
Monday and Tuesday weather mild with rain or snow on Tuesday west of divide, Old Style lunches at Scharpf's Eagle building. Private ballroom lessons offered. Banking luncheon topic by T C Hammond on proposed bank guaranty law. St James AM church serves chicken dinner Tuesday Jan 2 noon to 7 pm at Capital Street stand 131 South Main. Ida Welsh chair. Batton Buying: Mrs S Le Jeune to NYC for spring stock. Burgess dairy advertises Melena service and delivery to four doors.
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T. C. Hammond
Rhyanis
Hammond
St. James A. M
Capital Struit
South Main
Ida Welsh
League of Christian Men Dinner Meeting Announced
The League of Christian Men will meet at dinner this evening at 6130 in the Congregational church. A program will follow. President E J Klemme of Intermountain Union College will be the principal speaker.
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League of Christian Men
Congregational Church
E. J. Klemme
Intermountain Union College
Personal Notices From Elliston and Nearby Cities
Nunt of Elliston and Mark Moreau of Elliston register at the Harvey. Gilham of Anaconda and Pool of Butte reside in the city on business. Kerr and wife of Butte guests at the Placer. Geard of Whitefish visits on business. Ghester Pool of Butte registered yesterday at the Harvey. Mulroney of Missoula attorney here on business. Jeff Doggett and wife of Townsend guests at the Placer. Jenkins and wife of Lewistown stop at the Placer. Short of Havre and Bolton of Great Falls are in the city for business. Dixon and wife of Wolf Creek stay at the Harvey. Mrs Dixon to visit relatives in Newcastle, Wyoming today.
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Edgar , Geard of
Whitefish
Mark
Moreau
Elliston
Harvey
T. EB. Mulroney
Missgula
Jeff Doggett
Townsend
Mt. i
Havre
L. GC. Bolton
Great Falls
Dixon
Wolf Creek
Harver
Newwcastle
Wyo
Scottish Rite special meeting in Helena Chapter
Ross Croix chapter will hold a special meeting this evening at 7 30 for conferring the fifteenth degree. Members urged to attend promptly and visiting Brethren welcome. Geo H Carsley Wise Master and Carl B Pfeiffer Secretary.
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Helena
Ross Croix
Geo. H. Carsley
Carl B. Pfeiffer
Prison Labor Bill Backed by Church Forum Speakers
Rev Frank Carlson and Mrs E S Thomas of the state board of charities spoke at First Congregational church in favor of a bill to create an industrial program at the Deer Lodge state prison. They argued the prison should reform rather than punish and that convict labor must not compete with free labor in Montana. Wages would go to dependents or the convicts, with salvaging men the primary aim rather than state profit. The plan would be managed by the state prison commission under proposed funding.
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Frank
Carlson
Thomas
State Board of Charities and Reforms
First Congregational Church
State’ Assembly
Deer Lodge
Montana
Minnesota
State Prison Commission
ElAS Paradise Plan Of Shag Walton League ELAS
The Isaac Walton league of America plans to transform Jackson Hole Wyoming into a winter elk refuge to save Yellowstone region elk from starvation. With US biological survey cooperation, options on ranches will be bought this spring and turned into protected feeding grounds. An estimated 1000000s dollars is sought from 589000 members to fund the program and secure grazing rights. The effort aims to close Hole country to homestead entry and shift elk to protected winter habitats.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Associated Press
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Isaac Walton League of America
United States Biological Survey
League
United States
Congress
Biological Survey
Eskimos Buy Fans From Comic Salesman
London reports John Harris, a real life comic salesman, sold a large quantity of electric fans to Eskimos in Hudson Bay country. The fans operate on storage batteries to provide air circulation in igloos.
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Eskimos
London
John Harris
Hudson Bay
Canada
Hermit in cave claims rocks are food for humans
Heinrich Klein, a hermit living ten miles from Hamburg, says rocks provide wonderful food values and that humanity would be stronger if living on stone and vegetables. He was released six months ago from a hospital for the insane.
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Hamburg
Heinrich Klein
Klein
No Longer Shy Prize Prompt Stirs London Talk
Judge Randolph Hayes told the Mothers' society he would award a prize to a good looking pair of people over 18 who could sit at opposite ends of a sofa for more than 30 minutes. The remark framed a critique of past courting norms and sparked debate on social proprieties.
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London
Randolph Hayes
Mothers’ Society
Sumooneer Full of Liquor Blows Up
A report from Pacific waters says seven missing crew members of the schooner Speedway after an explosion and sinking off Cape Flattery. Captain R St Clair and 13 crew fled in launches, some rescued by the Manuia and Armendeita. Searches by Canadian and American coast guards for the seven missing continue near Tatoosh and North Head.
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Portland
Ore
Coast Guard
Strait of San Juan de Fuca
Speedway
Cape Flattery
Senn
Matson
Manuiain
Tatoosh
Swiftsure
Canadian Coast Guard
Armendeta
R. St. Clair
Ammerican Guard
Algonquin
North Head
Seach
Speedway Ovas
Vancouver
Fair co respondent named in Egyptian divorce suit
Princess Chivekiar of Egypt accuses Captain Selyom Bey of adultery with Princess Suad Chakir formerly Mrs J D Spreckels Jr of California as co respondent after a moonlit yacht voyage. In Pittsburgh a three story brick building housing Contractors Machinery Mine Mill and Supply Co was destroyed by fire with $225000 loss.
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Suad Chakir
J. D. Spreckels, Jr
California
Princess Chivekiar
Egypt
Selyom Bey
Chivekiar
Pittsburg
Machinery, Mine, Mill and Supply Company
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Hair Darkening
An old time gray hair remedy, Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, is marketed in ready to use form. It darkens gray hair, adds lustre, and is praised for a youthful appearance without drawing attention.
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Wreth
Wyeth
International law urged as path to future by Columbia president
Nicholas Murray Butler says nationalism peaks and progress requires an accepted body of international law and conduct. He praises the late Elihu Root in a preface to Scott's estimate, arguing concrete acts of cooperation are needed rather than mere declarations to advance civilization.
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Associated Press
New York
Nicholas Murray Buller
Columbia Uniersity
Dlchu Rott
Wien
James Brown Scott
Root
Butler
Columbia
Tugs Engine Generates Light for Entire Island
Seattle January 24. The ocean going tug Roosevelt, carrying Robert B. Perry, repaired a wrecked power cable to Vashon Island after five days of darkness. The Roosevelt’s 200 horsepower steam engine generated light that enabled more than 1000 residents to have a bright Christmas.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Vashon Island
Puget Sound
Roosevelt
Robert BE. Perry
Worth Pole
Vashon
Tim Burton Buys Building He Once Lost Twenty Years Ago
Tim Burton of Fairmont Minnesota, once evicted from his basement bootblack shop for $3 monthly rent, has returned to buy the building for 10 600 dollars and now also owns a second property across the street, becoming an alderman and restaurant proprietor.
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Tim Burton
Fairmont
Mipn
Tim
Automobiles Collide on Stuart Street injures man
A Marmon car formerly in taxi service collided with a Nash driven by Conductor Campbell of the Northern Facilie railroad on Stuart street late Saturday night. Walter Davies received cuts from broken glass, treated at St. Peter's hospital, then returned home. No others were seriously hurt, and Campbell escaped injury. pavement slickness was blamed for the accident. Later, Rev Charles Fiske bishop of the Central diocese of New York, faces discharge after nine months in hospital.
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Marmon
Nash
Campbell
Northern Facilie Railroad
Stuart Street
Walter Davies
St. Peter's Hospital
Ate Campbell
Baltimore
Charles Fiske
Central Diocese of
New York
Amateur weather prophet dies on eclipse day
Andraw Jackson Devoe a nationally known amateur weather forecaster from Hackensack New Jersey died of heart disease at his home He spent over 25 years earning income by providing copyrighted forecasts to patent and other companies issuing annual almanacs His death followed a lifetime in pursuit of viewing the eclipse he had long awaited.
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Associated Press
Hackensack
N. J
Andraw Jackson Devoe
Devoe
Hunch for Gold Draws Swede Across Nevada
Pete Oslund known as that lucky Swede returns to Tonopah Nevada after years away. Once a Halifax mine leaseholder he stuck with a hunch and struck rich ore worth about 25000 dollars before retiring to Sweden. Now he revisits the Cow Springs range near Tonopah hoping to repeat his luck.
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Tonopah
Nev
Associated Press
Pete Oslund
Sweden
Pete
Halifax
Cow Springs
Nevada Desert
Chilean President Invited to Return by Military Junta
Venice Italy Jan 23 The Associated Press reports Artero Alessandri president of Chile received a dispatch signed by Generals Dartnell and Ortizvega inviting him, in the name of a new Santiago military Junta, to return and resume the presidency. He will decide after his upcoming trip to Rome.
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Venice
Tualy
Associated Press
Artero Alessandri
Chile
Dartnell
Ortizvega
Satiago
Senor Alessandri
Rome
Charity bequest tops $1.6 million in Richardson will
Mrs Nate Richardson of New Haven dies leaving more than 1.6 million in wills with gifts to hospitals and children’s societies. Her husband Edward Richardson was a New York real estate man from two decades ago.
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Associated Press
New York
Nate 5. Richardson
New Haven
Conn
Edward ‘Richardson
New York City
Mule With Cold At Fire House Becomes Local Tale
Edinburgh townsfolk bring favorite cold remedies to the No 2 fire station for Amy the mule famed as the only fire mule in the British Isles. Amy has drawn a ladder wagon to hundreds of fires and is now ill with a severe cold.
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Edinburgh
Amy
British Isles
Berlin merchant pursued by police dog in chase for five blocks
Berlin businessman Victor Penzel, famed for expeditions into Africa, was chased five blocks by an army police dog. He remarked that while he could face lions and elephants, dogs are more dangerous.
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Berlin
Victor Penzel
Africa
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