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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1928

Page

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Setback Weakens British Monarch Fueling Recovery Fears

Doctors in the midnight bulletin warn the monarch’s condition worsens with a narrowing safety margin. Officials monitor signs of improvement as new updates surface, sparking grave concerns among the public.

Woman 15 Given Sue Months In Liquor Charge

Court closes a nine day term with about 240 cases disposed of and moves to abatement matters. Judge Bourquin imposed thirteen jail terms yesterday including a 61 year old woman for operating a still. Mrs Kate Farlan received six months despite pleas. prior suspensions were revoked and a $100 fine imposed. Four Chinese defendants got one day plus $50 fines for smuggling opium.

United States District Court United States Billings Charles N. Pray George M. Bourquin Anaconda Kate Farlan Kemper Avenue Yen Shee Bourquin

Northwest Agricultural Foundation forms to unite farm tariff action

Fargo North Dakota December 27 AP reports the Northwest Agricultural Foundation organized to unite farmers across Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana. A tariff committee will push for protection including a standard of living and cost of production. The group aims to present a unified front on spring wheat legislation and tariff matters before Congress in January.

Fargo N. D Minnesota North South Dakota Montana Northwest Agricultural Foundation Greater North Dakota Association Northwest Opt Congress

Little Chinese Girl Demands Doll Bob At Barber

A six year old Chinese girl visits a Walla Walla barber with her doll and insists the barber bob the doll’s hair after his cuts hers. She leaves smiling, proving the doll’s new style.

Becky Thatcher Dies at 91 in Hannibal

Laura Frazer known to Mark Twain as Becky Thatcher who inspired the fictional character died at 91 in Hannibal Missouri on a hill overlooking the Mississippi River. The longtime friend and schoolmate of Samuel Clemens reportedly knew more of the author’s early life than his characters. The obituary notes her lifelong link to Twain and her role as his childhood sweetheart.

Montana Standard North American Newspaper Alliance Kansas City Des Mississippi River Hannibal Mark Twain Missouri Becky Thatcher Laura Frazer Becky Mississippi Samuel L. Clemens Tom Law

Butte School Board Allocates 1000 for Reducing Failures

The Butte district board appropriated 1000 dollars to cut student failures after high school principal Pye G. Ragsdale requested funds. He noted about 10 percent of enrollment fails, and proposed a six weeks promotion class to target early-year dropouts, with staff and trustees approving the measure.

Butte Pye G. Ragsdale Said Ragsdale

King George in grave condition Buckingham palace updates

A midnight Buckingham Palace statement says King George remains in a fragile state with a very narrow margin of safety and a check in progress. Doctors plan a general case review tomorrow after two lengthy consultations and a bacteriologist joined the panel.

London Buckingham Palace George Whitby Palace J. E. H. Whitby Hugh Rigby Stanley Hewett Lord Dawson of Penn

Mishaps on Main Highway Injure and Halt Traffic

Seven cars piled up along the Butte Anaconda route after icy pavement caused multiple crashes. Several passengers were treated for minor injuries at Butte and Anaconda hospitals while wreckers from both cities towed vehicles. A car driven by Monk Girard of Anaconda with four passengers rolled over near the Silver turn as traffic halted.

Butte-Anaconda Road Butte-Anaconda Butte Anaconda Monk Girard Silver

Butte High School To Install Cafeteria In Gym

Butte High School plans a cafeteria in the gym supplying wholesome meals at cost to about 450 students. A four to two board vote approved the plan amid labor and cost debates. Principal Ragsdale noted no rent or light bills and that $6,000 of capital would come from dormant funds. Trustee Boyle supported the plan as beneficial to students.

Butte High School Tutty Scott Butte Ragsdale

Butte High School to Open Semester With 1600 Plus Students

Principal Jesse J. Ragsdale announced that Butte High School will enroll a record number of students for the January start of the 1928-29 term, with slightly over 1,600 on hand. He noted this would surpass the previous high of 1,581 set last year.

Butte High School Jesse J. Ragsdale Ragsdale

Bolivian Troops Occupy Paraguayan Fort

Bolivian forces have occupied Fort Valadía and advanced 12 miles into Paraguay’s interior, according to a Paraguayan government advisory from its legation in Washington. Dr Juan V. Ramirez, chargé d affaires, released the report noting it substantiates Paraguay’s claim that Bolivia ignores established rights at Fort Vanguardia.

Washington Valadia Juan V. Ramierez Legation Bolivia Fort Vanguardia

Wrecked Missionary Train: Wreckers Sought After Ditching Near Cajon Pass

Police and railway detectives searched for wreckers who ditched the Missionary, an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train, 35 miles north of San Bernardino California. Three passengers were seriously injured and several others lightly hurt. A $1000 reward was offered for the culprits.

San Bernardino Calif Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe W. H. Burbage Meee Winslow Ariz F. J. Mackie George Searle Needles Los Angeles Cajon Pass San Bernardino Mountains Railway

Unprecedented Prosperity Foreseen For U S Market

New York reports an upcoming economic boom with broader distribution of prosperity Profits expected to rise for small merchants manufacturers and large firms Boost in per capita consumption and rising corporate earnings forecast for 1927 relative to 1926 and 1927.

New York

Gift of gun proves fatal to youngster at home

Little Falls Minnesota December 21 three hours after receiving a shotgun as a belated Christmas present fourteen year old Fred Irvin son of Joseph Irvin of Minneapolis was killed in an accidental shooting. Irvin and a companion had just returned from a hunting trip and were examining the gun when it discharged.

Little Falls Minn Fred Irvin Joseph Irvin Minneapolis Irvin

Four Die From Gas Poisoning In Minneapolis

Four people die from illuminating gas poisoning in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Hilding Borg and their two year old daughter Joyce found dead in bed after gas odors traced to the kitchen stove. Coroner says homicide and death by own action, suggesting Mrs Borg opened the gas. The fourth victim is Margaret E Felt, 72, found dead at home with a stove gas jet partly opened, indicated as accidental death.

Minneapolis Hilding Borg Joyce Margaret E. Felt

Idaho Most Healthful State in 1927 Death Rate

The 1927 national death rate was 11.4 per 1000. Idaho posted the lowest rate at 7.1, while California Vermont and New Hampshire tied for the highest at 13.9. Negro death rates were higher than white in states with large black populations, Kentucky 21 and Arkansas 12.8 noted among others.

Washington Department of Commerce Idaho California Vermont New Hame District of Columbia Kentucky Arkansas Minnesota Montana Nebraska Oregon Utah Wyoming

Surgeon General Sees Serious Influenza Epidemic Spread

Surgeon General Cummings said influenza situation is serious and shows every indication of spreading through the Atlantic states. He warned deaths may exceed 15 000 this year, though current cases are mild with no major complications. A second, more severe wave could come later in winter, he cautioned.

Washington Cummings Atlantic States Theer Lantic States Orata

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