Court Hears Speeding Case and Licenses At Risk
Police Judge Grimes found Arthur Barbeau guilty of speeding and fined $20 in a case filed by H. C. Arons after a collision that damaged Arons’ car. Barbeau, taxi driver on Montana street, allegedly drove at 400 miles per hour into Arena’s car. A charge against Al Brown was dismissed. Frank Reynolds paid $10 for improper parking. An appeal was noted by Barbeau who testified he parked to haul workers for a Chamber of Commerce drive. Islam Seccomb pled guilty to driving on the wrong side of South Montana street and paid a $10 fine.
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Grimes
Arthur Barbeau
H.C. Arons
Arons
Barbeau
Witene
Montana Street
Arena
al Brown
Frank Reynolds
Chamber of Commerce
Reynolds
Dalybank
Daly Bank
Islam Seccomb
Canvass of Silver Bow primary votes reports no major changes
Canvass of the April 28 presidential primaries in Silver Bow county showed no noticeable changes in the first returns despite a few minor errors. Justices of the Peace Robert Ornaby and Louis A. Buckley assisted County Clerk Sam L. Anderson in conducting the count. The report notes the process complied with legal provisions. In Honolulu, British admiralty survey crews led by H. R. Latte and A. L. Perfect arrived with five tons of surveying and boring equipment en route to Fanning Island for naval base exploration, a project long under consideration.
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Silver Bow
Justices of the
Robert Ornaby
Louis A. Buckley
Sam L. Anderson
Honolulu
R. Latte
A. L. Perfect
Fanning Island
Admiralty
Butte News Notes a Busy Patch of Local Life
A son was born to Mr and Mrs at 2217 Cottonwood on April 27. A marriage license was issued for Frank Gallagher and Christina Margaret Tweedy, both of Butte. Nellie Feeham Dunn was granted a divorce from Frank A Dunn in Judge Lambs court and George M Manson was granted a divorce from Hertha Manson in Judge Jacksons court yesterday. Mr and Mrs Claude Webber and their son Jack of South Gaylord street with Mrs Webber s sister Mrs Hamen and his grand of Centerville, Washington and Mobile expect to be done in several months. Mrs Webber will be remembered as Belle McGilliveay.
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D. Bills
Idaho Street
Boca
Meelote
Fiona Avenee
Wank. Kine
Cottonwood
Frank’ Gallagher
Christina Margaret Tweedy
Butte
Nellie Feeham Dunn
Frank A. Dunn
Lamb
George M. Manson
Hertha ¥. Manson
Drive workers double efforts to pasd goal in Butte drive
Campaign teams for the new chamber of commerce in Butte start renewed efforts from campaign HQ at the Hotel Butte, seeking to surpass a 1,600 member target as divisions report day two results. Judge Joseph J. Jackson outlines goals, civic education, and the chamber’s role in city and county government.
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Chamber of Commerce
Butte
St. John's Parish House
P. L
American City Bureau
Wills
A. T. Morgan
A. Perham
F.C. Walker
T. C. Angell
Joseph Brinley
L. W. Crutcher
A. von Dachenhausen
Malcolm
A.W. Merkle
J. R. Gaul
Invitation Extended Labor Union Members to Butte Chamber
Louis Dreibelbis, chair of the campaign executive committee, invites union members to join the new chamber of commerce in Butte. The drive aims to sign 1,600 members this week after which officers resign and a board is elected. Each member has one vote, with equal weight, to promote commercial, industrial, agricultural, and civic interests and a greater, better city.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Butte
Louis Dreibelbis
Dretbelbis
Chamber of Commerce
Dta
Otherx
Buttes
Young Ruffians Assault Boy Near Butte
Described incident involved three older youths who bound a 14 year old boy and laid him across railway tracks. They stopped when a train approached. The boy suffered bruises and dirt in his mouth. The father sought prosecution but the widowed mothers influenced the decision not to pursue charges.
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Butte
Ofimines
Solemn High Mass for Mrs. Mhatton
Solemn high mass will be sung at St Patrick's church Onis Morning at 8:30 on the first anniversary of Mrs John McHatton death. Rev J M Venus rector will be celebrant assisted by Father Meehan as Heacon and Father O Connor as deacon. Mrs McHatton helped lead the Altar society at St Patrick's church. The church choir will sing during the mass.
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Altar Society
St. Patrick's Church
Onis
John Fr McHfatton
J. M. Venus
Ce Brant
Father Meehan
Father O'Connor
Lack of Room at Hospital Pushes Interchurch Drive
The Interchurch world movement funds a campaign to aid Butte Beacon fess hospital aiming to raise 100000. Montana hospitals report overcrowding with about ten people turned away monthly due to limited accommodations. The campaign outlines a plan to bolster Protestant hospitals and homes with 5,116,465 dedicated to institutions serving white and colored patients, children, and missionaries, plus training and relief facilities.
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United Financial
Interchurch World Movement
Butte Beacon Fess
Bec
Teev
George Mecklenburg
Montana
Interchurch World
Interchuren
Interenur
Harvey
Interchurch Movement
Department of the Interchurch World Movement
General Hospitals
General Hospitale
Arizona
New York
Minnesota
Texan
Salary schedule report discussed at Silver Bow teachers meeting
A meeting of the Silver Bow County Teachers Association will be held at the high school at 4 o clock Friday afternoon. The executive committee called the meeting to hear the report on the increased salary request recently presented to the school.
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Silver Bow County Teachers, Association
City to Collect Chelsea Taxes
City officials announce proceedings to collect taxes levied for a Chelsea sanitary sewer project in Chelwea addition. City Attorney RL Clinton says the sewer was a public necessity and district property owners are liable, with litigation possible if taxes remain unpaid.
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Chelwea Addition
RL. Clinton
Yeater
Clin
Ken Hynt
Clinton
Special Improvement District No
Chelsea
Montana
Lea
Mts
Di Bene Faces Serious Charges in Butte Court
Angelo Di Bene, charged with a statutory offense at the instance of a young Italian girl, appeared before Judge Lynch in Butte yesterday. The girl testified partially amid spectators while a probation department matron sat nearby. The defendant’s sister said the niece’s charges were unfounded. Police revenue rose by $60 after five cases. two defendants were convicted, two pleaded guilty, and fines of $10 were imposed in each case. One defendant forfeited a $10 bond.
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Angelo di Bene
Lal
TB. Downey
Harid
Chai Glovas Nee
Pelce
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Butte News
Batavia
M. J.B
D.C
Mrs. Stewart's
Jackson
New Chamber
A. J. Morgan
Morgan
Joseph J. Jackson
Schools of Citizenship
Rotary Club of
Anaconda
A. Olen
Auto Company
Clintonville
Wis
Mr. Olen
Chamber of ‘Commerce
P. L. Wills
Butte Ad Club
Rotary Club
B. Park St
ED Rose Jeweler
Lad
Mrs. Mhatton
Deaconess Institution
McArthy
Bryant
M. J. Bor
Occident
Lyon
John J. M’carthy
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins CO
Horlick
Oechsli
West Broadway
Met
DI Bene
Baby
Infield-Canty
Park Street
McCarthy’s
Sanitary Grocery & Meat
East Broadway
Dot
Russell
Duct
Idaho
McCarthy's Sanitary
Dinah Molas
Alee Oe
Dorothy Cafe
Mil Murphy
Prop
Wyoming and
Granite Streets
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