Montana cities vie for Thomas H Ince fire cup
Butte Anaconda and other Montana towns enter the contest for a silver trophy awarded to the municipality with the best fire prevention record. The deadline is April 14. Chief Martin urges strict prevention measures and cites district alarm statistics as support.
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Butte
Anaconda
Montana
Thomas H. Ince
Pacific Coast
Martin
Everett
Walla Walla
Wash
Boise
Miles City
Billings
Havre
Mentrum
Steele
Quartz Street
Butte Couple Weds on Easter Sunday
Miss Imogene Dennis daughter of William Dennis became the bride of Leslie B Sulgrove a Butte attorney in a 4 pm Christian church ceremony performed by Rev B F Lingenfelter. Maid of honor was Miss Carrie Toward. Best man was Clay Dennis. The couple left for Spokane and California honeymoon and will reside in Butte upon return.
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Christian Church
Imogene Dennis
William Dennis
Leslie B. Sulgrove
Butte
B. F. Lingenfelter
Carrie Toward
Clay Dennis
Mrs. Sulgrove
Spokane
California
Anaconda
Last Surviving Quantrell Guerrilla James Dalton Dies
Capt. Kit Dalton known as the last survivor of Quantrell's guerrillas and linked to Frank and Jesse James after the Civil War died at his Memphis home at age 77. He had recently published a memoir detailing postwar James family exploits.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kit" Dalton
Quantrell
Frank
Jesse James
Dalton
James
Socialists Sweep Davenport City Ticket in Election
Davenport Iowa April 4 Socialists elected their entire city ticket and five of eight aldermen. Dr L Barewald named Davenport’s first socialist mayor in a decisive local victory.
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Davenport
Iowa
Dr. L. Barewald
Woman Candidate 15 to Run Again for Senator
Anne Martin, defeated two years ago in Nevada for the United States senate, announced from Washington headquarters that she will seek the Republican nomination again this year. Her platform opposes the peace treaty and the League of Nations. She will not fight a lone primary against a bipartisan fusion candidate and would run as an independent if opposed.
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Washington
Anne Martin
United States Senate
Nevada
Miss Martin
League of Nations
Editor Showalter Answers Summons
Editor William Ple Showalter of The Editor and Publisher died at his New York home after a lingering illness. Born 1869 in Brown Mills West Virginia, he was educated at Oberlin and began newspaper work in Chicago at age 18 before moving to New York in 1891.
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New York
William Ple. Showalter
Brown Mills
W. Va
Oberlin College
Chicago
Caoter Revolt Observed In Butte Irish Parade
More than a thousand Irish organizations members paraded in Butte to mark the fourth anniversary of the Easter week uprising in Ireland. The Pearse Connolly club led with green white and yellow sashes followed by Thomas Ashe branch Friends of Irish Freedom and St. Mary's parish groups. The procession proceeded through slush filled streets from North Wyoming to Quartz where it disbanded.
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Butte
Ireland
Pearse-Connolly Club
St. Mary's Boys
Irish Republic
Thomas Ashe Branch
Friends of Irish Freedom
M. J. Hannan
Thomas Hardy
St. Mary's Parish
Wyoming Street
Main
Broadway
Washington
Silver
Montana
Park
Arizona
Quartz
North Main Street
Pearse- Connolly Club
St. Mary's Church
Jewelry Turned Over From Insolvent Brokerage Firm
In Chicago on April 14, Federal Judge Landis ordered the receiver for Marcuse & Co. to take custody of a $1,800 diamond bracelet and a necklace once owned by Mrs. Lew Morris wife of a partner. Morris testified her husband bought the pieces with firm money. The judge noted insolvency and asked Morris to decide if she wished to keep the jewelry, she declined and the order was entered. The receiver also gained several bank accounts of Mrs Morris.
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Chicago
Lew Morris
Marcuse & Co
Landis
Rialto Theater Crowds See A Daughter of Two Worlds
Crowds packed the Rialto to view Leroy Scott’s A Daughter of Two Worlds starring Norma Talmadge. The film follows Jennie, a slum girl turned society figure, torn between two lives and a moral choice that could cost her everything.
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Butte
Rialto Theater
Leroy Scott
Norma Talmadge
Jennie
Jerry Malone
Miss Talmadge
Wage Scale For Hotel Employes Adopted In Washington
Olympia April 4 Recommendations from the state welfare conference call for a minimum weekly wage of 18 dollars for women employed in hotels and restaurants and a six day work week. The industrial welfare commission will adopt the plan and it becomes effective within 60 days.
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Olympia
Wash
State Welfare Conference
Industrial Welfare Commission
R. Younger
Officers Capture Moonshiner After Bed-Search
Vincent Babich was captured Saturday evening while eluding federal and county officers. He awaits a hearing before the federal grand jury on moonshine charges. A still arm was found hidden in bed clothes, and 125 gallons of mash a five gallon keg and moonshine were seized during a raid by U S Deputies Groff Woody and Deputies Boric and Smith.
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Vincent Babich
Babich
South Ohio Street
United States
Groff
Woody
Boric and
Smith
Sheriff's Office
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