Butte News Notes
Rent pianos from Orton Bros and Dodge Brothers cars available. Silver Bow Motor Car Co offers stationery and office supplies. Mrs. Henry S. Vincent recovering from influenza. Mattie A. Daems seeks divorce from Henry Francis Daems for desertion. Ruth Ford granted divorce from Harold lord for failure to provide. Mrs. George Whetstone visits Mrs. Fred McClure. Matt Watmar dies in East Butte mine after ground collapse. coroner reports safety precautions followed. John Danjouvich held for disturbing the peace. bail set at 25 dollars.
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Orton Bros
Dodge Brothers
Silver Bow Motor Car Co
Henry S. Vincent
Locust Street
Mattie A. Daems
Henry Francis Daems
Jackson
Ruth Ford
Harold Lord
George Whetstone
Stevensville
Fred McClure
Oregon Short Line
Butte
Matt Watmar
East Butte
Injured Worker Fell From Stacked Plant Shelf
Matt A. Regan of Anaconda was severely injured at the Continental Oil plant on Kaw avenue when a stack collapsed. He fell to the boiler room roof and then to the ground, suffering fractures to both legs and possible internal injuries. Attended by Dr Shotka, he was taken to St. James hospital. Regan is married with two children.
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Matt A. Regan
Anaconda
Continental Oil Company
Kaw Avenue
Regan
Shotka
St. James’ Hospital
Weber Promoted to Forest Supervisor at St. Joe
W. W. Weber, deputy supervisor of Deer Lodge national forest, is named supervisor of the St. Joe national forest with headquarters in Coeur d'Alene Idaho. He will move his family to Coeur d'Alene within a week to assume command after acting as supervisor when L. C. Stockdale was away and succeeding I. G. Clark this summer during fire season.
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W. W. Weber
Deer Lodge National Forest
St. Joe National Forest
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Weber
Butte
Anaconda
L. C. Stockdale
I. G. Clark
Carpenters Urge Members to Attend Special Meeting
Livery members of Local No. 112 are urged to attend a special meeting Sunday night April 3 at 7 30 replacing 7 30 as previously announced. Business of importance. J E M Nally, Rec. Sec.
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J. E. M’'Nally
Ree
Dailey Charged With Violation of Espionage Act
Albert Bailey alias C A Brown was arrested by Department of Justice agents for selling radical pamphlets including I WW materials near the federal building in Butte. A search of his room yielded literature and stamps for fundraising defense. Bailey is bound over for a hearing April 13 with bonds set at $500.
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Albert Bailey
C. A. Brown
Department of Justice
Bailey
J. L. Webb
Butte
United States
L. N. van Etten
Finnish Workers’ Club
Red Dawn
North Main Street
Federal Building
Salt Lake
Construction Workers’ Union
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Centralia
N. van Etten
Department of
Radical literature sales case lands in espionage probe
Bailey, recently arrived from Spokane, is linked to radical circles in Seattle and Salt Lake City. A card shows prior Seattle shipyard work. Special Agent Webb says Bailey sold radical communist Soviet literature and faces espionage act charges for distributing prohibited material. Receipts under the name C A Brown appear.
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Bailey
Spokane
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Webb
Germany
C. A. Brown
Socialist Movement
Butte voters to decide 1.25 million bond for new schools
The election asks voters to approve a 1,250,000 bond for construction of new school buildings including two high schools and two replacements for McKinley. Polling places span 30 precincts with schools and courthouses listed as voting sites in Butte Montana.
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McKinley
Sherman School House
Walkerville
Blaine School House
Centerville
Booth
Wyoming
Woolman Streets
West Granite Street
Washington School House
East Broadway
Shiner's
Porphyry Streets
Lincoln
West Broadway
Monroe_ school
Arizona
First
Lincoln School
Monroe School
First Streets
MecKinley
West Park Street
Grant
Galena Street
Park and
Idaho Streets
Grant School
East
Jefferson School
Gallatin and
Shields
Garfield School
Colorado
Emerson
Garrison Street
South Butte
Garfield
Silver
Alabama
Madison School
Boulevard Addition
Booth, Emmet
Porphyry
Franklin School
Meaderville
Montana
Webster School House
Aluminum
South Washington Streets
Greeley
East Butte
Webster School
Hawthorne
Lake Avoca
Three-Mile
Three Mile
April Weather Brings Cold, Snow in Butte
Temperatures in Butte yesterday reached a high of 27 degrees and a low of 10 degrees amid persistent snow and wind. Light snowfall continued at night with little prospect of relief, and this April's readings resemble last year with overall cooler temperatures and a forecast of more snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Denver criminologist testifies in Searle murder trial
Dr. A I Bennett of Denver testified as a state witness in the case of Mr and Mrs George Searle charged with killing Mrs Hilda Neamy. He examined clothing found with Neamy’s partly burned body in a Lead South Dakota furnace on December 7 and said red stains tested positive for human blood.
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Searle
Deadwood
A. I. Bennett
Denver
Ireland appoints Sir Hamar Greenwood as Chief Secretary
Sir Hamar Greenwood, under secretary for home affairs, is named chief secretary for Ireland. He succeeds Ian MacPherson, who resigned yesterday in London on April 2.
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London
Hamar Greenwood
Home Affairs
Ireland
Hamar
Ian MacPherson
Detroit Left Fielder McIntyre Dies of Influenza
Matthew M. McIntyre, left fielder for the Detroit team during 1905 to 1910, died in Detroit today at age 40 from influenza.
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Detroit
Matthew M. McIntyre
Detroit ST Certiatie
Secret of smoke screen used by British navy exposed
The article reveals the smoke screen secret behind raids on Ostend and Zeebrugge. Commander Brock devised feeding acid as a fine spray into a destroyer funnel to vaporize it and form the smoke cloud with water vapor.
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Ostend
Zebrugge
Brock
Strikes in Building Trades Edge Toward Settlement
Federal mediator Thomas Barker reports ongoing talks with employers and unions over a proposed agreement. Carpenters have endorsed the basis of the plan, while other crafts examine its provisions with mixed views. Union members urge constructive discussion to resolve differences and end industrial paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Barker
Federal
McIntosh
Barker
Dr E P Lienemann Opens New Butte Dental Office
Dr. E P Lienemann has opened a new dental office at 318 Phoenix Building with equipment in place. A native of Butte he graduated from Northwest College of Dentistry at Portland and has practiced locally with other Butte dentists after early schooling in the city and preliminary studies in Bellingham Washington.
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Lienemann
Phoenix
Northwest College of Dentistry
Portland
Butte
Bellingham
Wash
Icebound steamers beset off Ludington in fierce blizzard
Six lake steamers and five Vere Marquette car ferries along with Pere Marquette No. 4 were trapped in a large ice pack near Ludington Mich during a blinding snowstorm driven by a 40 mile gale. Mariners feared for the vessels safety due to proximity to shore and high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludington
Mich
Vere Marquette Car Ferries
Pere Marquette Line
Coal Prices to Rise Only With Wage Scale Change
All depends on the new wage scale agreed in New York. Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators' Association secretary treasurer Phil H. Penna said the mine price effect will come only if wages increase as a result of the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
New York
Phil H. Penna
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
Mother 3 Held on New Charge
Mrs. Sarah Tabor, 80, faced a new murder charge at a preliminary hearing after an autopsy by Dr. A B Worthin found Maude Virgo’s death due to illegal surgery. The case follows the earlier dismissal and re-arrest in Paw Paw Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw Paw
Mich
Sarah Tabor
Maude Tabor Virgo
A. 8. Worthin
University of Michigan Pathologist
Worthin
Tabor
Four Montana postmasters appointed in April dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports four Montana postmasters named on April 2 1925 George F Carter at Two Dot replacing M E Deven Jessie Ong at Worden replacing John W Nippert Ellen L May at Dupuyer replacing T Embody Florence M Matheson at Miner replacing H B Hoppe The notices list resignations removals and new appointments.
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Standard
Washington
Montana
George F. Cartier
Dot
M. E. Deven
Jessie Ong
Worden
John W. Nippert
Ellen
Dupuyer
T. Embody
Florence M. Matheson
Miner
H. B. Hoppe
Prohibition Raid Seizes Stills and Mash in Queens House
Federal agents led by Capt. William R. Allen Jr. seized two 60 gallon stills, three 500 gallon vats, 2 tons of mash, and 15 barrels of whiskey in a Queens house raid today. The Brooklyn prohibition director and a six man squad conducted the operation.
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New York
William R. Allen Jr
Brooklyn
Queens
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