Lengthy probate docket heard in county court
Probate court settled accounts and fees across multiple estates including administration appointments for Fred Laming and Elva Boardmen, probate of wills for Mary Rice and James Corkwell, and sales and mortgage petitions. Heirship determinations, guardianships, and final accounts in several estates were heard, with several matters continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ‘Ih. Grima
Fred Laming
J. J. Carroll
Elva
Ger.rade ‘Kennedy
Henrietta Kahnweller
Marie FE. Marconnot
Bridget Grosso
Frank
James Corkwell
Tate
G. G. Tzaros
Futt
Edna A. Gr
B. V. Alley
A. H. Muelier
Gasper Grosso
Aity
Thomas Tonkin
P. J Hamison
Peter Pezzett
Butte City Expenses Drop In March Compared To 1921
City finances show March expenses fell by about $26 thousand from 1921 levels, with Mayor Cocking’s office citing salary cuts as the main factor. Across departments small increases appear in sundries, while total March 1821 expenditures were $58,061.79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minyor
Butte
Cocking
Jane Cowl Likely 10 Play Juliet in Butte
Broadway manager Merle Davis says Jane Cowl will repeat her Smilin Through tour with Juliet in Romeo and Juliet. She remains in New York until May then moves to Chicago for two weeks at Selwyn theater before a Pacific coast tour hitting Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, Sacramento, Portland, Seattle, Butte, Bozeman and Duluth.
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Merle Davis
Broadway
Jane Cowl
Pacific Coast
Miss Cowl
Juliet
Henry Miller Theater
New York
Blane
Chicago
Selwyn Theater
Denver
Colorado
Springs
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Feo
San Jose
Sacramento
Portland
Seattle
Butte
Bozeman
Duluth
Misa Cowl
Harmony Society Sets Bi monthly business and social sessions
The society will hold business sessions on the first and third Fridays each month instead of every Friday during winter. A social session for members and friends followed. Dames Matthews, Malla, Jaap and Savage gave short addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Sume
Mesdames Matthews
Malla
Jaap and
Savage
Cleveland Seeks National Convention in 1924 Bid
Prominent Ohio Republicans and Democrats push Cleveland to host the 1924 national convention. The city touts the new municipal auditorium and hotel capacity, with Mayor Kohler offering the hall free of charge. Cordell Hull cites Cleveland’s bid as imminent as cooperation with the party committees grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Fred Kohler
Steel
Ford Motor Company acquires Peabody coal properties
Ford Motor Company expands holdings by purchasing Peabody coal properties in Southeastern Kentucky totaling about 120000 acres, with 200 million tons of coal and 600 million feet of timber. The move creates Ford owned coal operations and a Ford Coal Company to manage mines equipment and shipments, plus 1000 coal cars to streamline transport and reduce production delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
Peabody
Kentucky
Ford Holdings
Tre-Mendous
Fordeoh Coal ‘Company
Ford Motor Compay
Christian Churches Recognized as Legal Institutions in Korea
The Korean government general informs church bodies and foreign missionaries that Christian churches in Korea are now recognized as legal institutions under Japanese domestic law, with recognition dating from April 1. The notice marks formal status.
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Korea
Con
Foreign Missionari Pres
Japan
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Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cordell Hull
Democratic National
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