Rotary Director Praises Conduct In Rotary Expansion Talk
A Butte Rotary leader lauded the organization’s growth and influence as Rotary expands to 28 countries with 1 975 clubs. King cited Europe and Australia potential, noted upcoming international convention in Cleveland with 15 000 attendees, and highlighted Canada premier McKenzie King and other dignitaries slated to attend. The Butte delegation returning from the district conference included C W Goodale and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary International
Butte
Rusterholts
Rotary
South Africa
Rhodesia
Johannesburg
Rotary Magazine
Ptanc
Europe
Eigh Shore
Italy
France
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
England
Australia
Inamania
Hobart
South America
Mexico
Cuba
Cleveland
Canada
McKensie King
Canon Eliot
Bishop Meade
Denver
Ages King
Montana
Rotary figures travel to capital in distinctive derbies
The Butte Rotarian members listed include Craven Davis Em and several others who traveled by special coach to and from the capital. Mr Goodale led as president of Butte Rotary, wearing brown derbies as a distinguishing mark during the journey.
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W. Craven
Tom J. Davis
Fred Emmet
Alfred Karsted
Fred Kiesel
A. J. Kaloval
George D. Lounsberry
W. J. Merriman
C. J. Miller
Fr. McCormick
Don’ McMillan
C. J. Nepper
J. D. Newman
P. Omcer
Price
G. N. Short
Ea Slemons
R. L. Thomas
R. Venable
Sam R. White
Butte
Mr. Goodale
Butte Rotary
Man Gets 30 Days For Watch Theft
Victor Bolarde was found guilty before Justice of the Peace Lewis of South Butte and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for stealing a watch. Co defendant John Sarde was found not guilty. The case arose after relatives mislaid a letter in Lo’s room and noticed the watch missing after a search. Additional notes mention a separate matter involving Bob Martin and a tax ruling from Washington.
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Victor Bolarde
Nick Lorenzo
Galena Street
Olty
Justice of the Peace
Lewis
South Butte
John Sarde
Notuilty
Battle in Church Spurs New Fight Over Virgin Birth
The Presbyterian modernists and fundamentalists clash at a New York Presbytery meeting over the virgin birth and miracles. Cameron P Hall was licensed as minister despite refusing to concede belief in the virgin birth. Dr Carlos Fuller retained fellowship after dissent. Final vote on Hall 65 to 18.
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Associated Press
New York
Presbyterian Church
Moderator’s Council
Cameron P. Hall
Bronze Street
Carlos G. Fuller
Featherbed Lane Presbyterian Church
Bronx
Hall
Henry Sloane Coffin
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Thomas Guthrie Speers
Suspected Slayer Collapses After Death Claim
A damaged report alleges a youth died of typhoid fever and accuses McClintock of poisoning. The piece notes a collapse of the suspect within ten days and says detected mercury amounts render it unlikely the poison was given as medicine.
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McClintock
Memorial Held for Titanic Dead Ceremony Observed by Coast Guard
Under an overcast sky the memorial service for Titanic victims was conducted by the coast guard cutter Modoc at 3 pm. The Atlantic fleet joined by maintaining five minutes of radio silence as buglers sounded taps and three volleys were fired.
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Associated Proas
Washington
Coast Guard
Modoc
Hen Ra
Atlantic
41 SUMMONED FOR WHEELER HEARING
Federal case involving Wheeler sees 41 subpoenas issued with many witnesses from across the country. J. H. Dally with Justice, L. C. Stevenson oil operator, E. Harvey of Eugene, John P. McDowell interior, and Judge Frank B. Dietrich of Idaho to preside. Attorneys confer on final details as subpoenas arrive.
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Dell
Campbell .S
Senate
J. H. Dally
Department of Justice
Wheeler
H. J. Coleman
Mont
L. C. Stevenon
Montana
Wheel
Bngaman
Casper
Wyo
E. M. Harvey
Eugene
Ore
John P. McDowell
Department of the Interior
Smelts
Los Angeles
L. J. Wertheimer
Palm Beach
Fla
Frank 8. Dietrich
Idaho
Businessman Goes Underworld Hunt For Evidence In Denver
Associated Press reports Thomas Mainland, assistant manager of a large milling firm, lived among alleged bootleggers to obtain evidence for raids that led to over 200 arrests. Mainland and other businessmen supposedly sought to curb vice by purchasing whiskey to expose the extent of debauchery and prostitution among youths, schools, and universities. The Rocky Mountain News printed Mainland’s account alleging widespread gambling dens and easy access to whiskey.
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Associated Press
ENVER
Rocky Mountain News Today
Thomas Mainland
Mainland
Stapleton
Enterir
Saya
Polar Exploration Ships Safe in Ice Floes
Polar exploration ships weather the ice floes and reach safe harbor after a perilous voyage. Fleet command reports no loss of life and confirms supply lines secured for the northern expedition.
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Polar Exploaiion
Woman Kills Babies Then Dies By Own Action
A New York report states a woman who killed twin three week old boys by throwing them from a window also jumped after them and died from injuries. Physicians treated her for a broken arm and other injuries. The homicide charge against her was dismissed by the attorney's office.
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York
Reshdo
Are
Katz
Revolutionary plot nipped in Colombia
In Bogota on April 14 a coup attempt failed as army officers planned to seize the Palace and government while President Ospina was away. The conspirators were discovered and the involved officers were arrested in the capital.
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Bogota
Colombia
Pii
Nel Ospina
Street and Alley Committee Meeting Notices
Street and Alley Committee discusses relief measures as Navy rains in Italy ease the electric power shortage, reducing layoffs and sparking potential job restoration.
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Italy
Rev Gatley Named Governor in Missoula Church History
Rev. H. S. Gatley, long time Missoula rector of the Church of the Holy Spirit, is named district governor. Native of New York born near Rome Oneida county, he studied at Berkeley Divinity School and has served the Episcopal church in Montana since 1910. He has been active in masonry Celtic and naval reserve chaplaincy.
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Gatley
Missoula
Montana
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Paul's Church
Church of the Holy Spirit
New York State
Rome
Oneida County
Fort Siann x
Berkeley Divinity School
Middleton
Conn
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
W. F. Faber
Bshop Faber
Mishop
Tutte
Ing
Masons
Knights of Io Celtic
U. S
Culgoaing
U. & He Teat
825Th Engineers
Executive's Case Argued In Court
In Washington on April 18 the Supreme Court heard Solicitor General Beck defend the Presidents power to remove postmasters without Senate approval in the Myers case. Beck argued restricting removal would bind the president in a straight jacket and impair executive functioning.
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Prem
Washington
White House
Supreme Court
Beck
Myers
Senate
Solicitor General
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Frank §. Myers
Portland
Mlegal
Congress
Mtg
Australia to Receive American Broadcast
Australia will receive an American broadcast service under a new arrangement. Officials confirmed access to programs from U S networks and the timetable for launch remains under discussion with partners in the United States. Local stations and viewers anticipate expanded choices and potential schedule changes.
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Australia
Intrusion at a San Francisco Fireman Funeral Home Scene
Fragmentary OCR records a chaotic notice mentioning a fireman in San Francisco and a funeral proceeding. Names such as Catherine, Mary, Grace Lang appear in garbled form, with an address fragment 17 South Taah treet and Pred Lane. The text is unclear about events and dates.
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Stra Mary
Catherine Doc Ed
Ona Shen Hog
Gil of
Bute Tour Nigga
Mary
Grace Lang
Nis Pred Lane
South Taahtreet
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Bob Martin
Bob
C Baseball
Wecuritien
Moderators’ Council
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Mutary
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