Ministers Sons Doing Fairly Well
Figures from Interchurch World Movement via Roger Babson suggest ministers sons fare better than old stereotypes imply. Babson notes many denominational efforts toward higher preacher salaries and pensions, while his study of 100 leading American industries shows a significant share of leaders descended from preachers, bankers, and merchants. The piece argues poverty among clergy fathers has not prevented their sons from rising to prominence.
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Interchurch World” Movement
Roger W. Babson
United States
Inter Church
World Movement
Unite
Preac
Manse
Scotland
Babson
America
Song
Batson
Army surplus sale underway at public market
The sale of surplus army supplies begins today with four carloads of goods on display. The hoode includes shoes underwear and blankets offered at reduced prices under Market Master J E Legare. Maj A C Aldrich directs the sale and stays in the city until the shipment is disposed of, having previously conducted a similar sale in Butte.
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J. E. Legare
Maj
A.C. Aldrich
Aldrich
Butte
Delegates Chosen at Fifteenth District Convention
From Missouri Carthage April 21 two unstructured delegates to the Republican national convention were chosen by the Fifteenth district convention here today.
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Missouri
Carthage
Three Springs concert charms over 500 school children
When the opening strains of the do lceful music of Three Springs are heard in the high school auditorium, more than 500 public school children will appear in the program this evening. The cadre of the direction will present to a large audience at o clock, and the children taking part have put their hearts into the performance.
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Butte High School
Three Springs
Faithful practice brings out music talent in city schools
Julia M. Springer and an assistant supervisor of music in city trade schools praise three months of faithful practice. The piece Thren'Springe by Paul Bliss is deemed delightful. Miss Bennett and Russ Springel express confidence in finished progress and talent.
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Julia M. Springer
Paul Bliss
Miss Bennett
Russ Springel
Three Pound Guilty In Vagrancy Case At City Court
Clay Fields Goldie Leavett and Robert Fields were found guilty of vagrancy after a police court hearing. Judge Grimes fined each member ten dollars. Robert Fields gave notice of appeal. Ome Van Orden and Mitchell testified they were called to 345 Hopkins Street to quell a disturbance leading to the trio’s arrest.
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Clay Fields
Goldie Leavett
Robert Fields
Grimes
Gav Ice
Ome van Orden
Mitehell
Hopkins Street
Canada Bans W. W. Literature from Mails and U S Bulletin
An official bulletin notes Canada will prohibit transmission of literature to Canadian destinations. It cites Canada’s postal authority informing U S officials that printed publications, journals, leaflets and related items are banned when directed to Canada. In Wallington, April 21, a separate item reports a house amendment to the Clayton act allowing private bank directors in foreign banking firms.
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Barry
Butte Post
Postal Administration of Canada
United States
Canada
Wallington
House
Open Discussion by Ad Club Members in Butte
Members of the weekly June Dn club held an informal open discussion on city affairs with Mayor Stodden as guest. Ad men protested dislikes, enjoyed the candid forum, and hope to meet again soon at the Silver luncheon and discussion. Terror in Madrid prompts socialist leaders to seek protection as syndicalists threaten to burn Bilbao headquarters.
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New Hampshire
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Ian
Arizona
Miles
Mace
Los Angeles
Louise A. Condit Smith
Justice Feld
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Cleveland and
McKiey
Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
Las Guasimay
Santiago
Pest House
McKinley
Cuba
Roosevelt
Germany
Savage Moro
Philippines
United States
Department of the East
Argentine Republic
Butte
Stodden
Ofange
Ad Club
Atthe
Madrid
Bilbao
British Gov Cements Ignorance On Conspiracy Rumors
New York officials today professed ignorance of any investigation into reports that a plot was hatched here to foment risings in various British dependencies. The statement came as queries touched on possible anti colonial unrest.
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New York
Gov Cement
Auto Fatality Kills Jewelry Firm Veep In Isco
Frank Vice president of a prominent jewelry firm in Isco was killed when his car struck a garbage wagon. Mrs. Roop, who accompanied him, sustained only slight injuries.
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ISCO
Frank P
Roop
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