AY INCREASES FOR REGULAR INSIGHT
An unofficial report from Col Herman Hall of the Regular Army details pay raises for enlisted personnel. Privates would rise from 33 to 54 dollars a month and noncommissioned officers from 54 to 100 dollars, with retirement after 30 years at three quarters of last year’s pay. A civilian-soldier baseball game is set for Sunday at Columbia Gardens featuring the Montana War Company team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Herman Fall
Hail
Senate
House
Hal Ie
Columbia Gardens
Sergio C. la June
Eculars
Montana War Company
la June
Genterville Couple Wed at St Lawrence's
A Genterville couple tied the knot at St Lawrence's with a small ceremony attended by immediate family. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Graham of Platte Street Contervilig, and the bride is from the Graham family. They plan a honeymoon tour through the state and will live on West Mercury Street Grapain after return. The groom is a tram engineer with overseas service in the American forces. the bride has worked as a teacher at the local school. Only close relatives and a few intimate friends were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Butte
Brolock Westerda
Jarene Attchurch
Centersitte
Sis
Heland
Graham
West Mercury
Grapain
St Frennan
West” Park Atreet
Graniingie
Alexander Graham
Platte Atreet
Ntarville
Inchool
Familice
Reinhardt Held for Higher Court
Reinhardt, charged with concealing money under false pretenses, was brought to district court by Buckley after a preliminary hearing in Butte yesterday. He faced charges of misrepresentation in the sale of a halt in ferent in four stalls in the public. In one stall, 30 pounds of butter were found. the purchaser said it matched the amount he paid for the goods. Weighardt was located in Pure after the alleged fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Reinhardt
District ‘Court
Buckley
Butte
Eishardt
Butte News Hints People and Local Visits
Local notes: Charles Cuist a Wisdom pharmacist visited Butte yesterday. Thomas Hurley from Great Falls and Mr and Mrs MacConnell from Helena stayed in town briefly. Pearl Plunket from Great Falls touring with friends. George Wise of the Tait hotel is seriously ill. Deputy state warden Robert Hill visited. Mother's Day cards sold at P O News Stand. John Roth of the Butte Anaconda & Pacific railway was injured by a dynamite cap explosion at Rocker and treated at Murray hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rent Piguos
Orton Bros
Charles Cuist
Wisdom
Butte
C. Harum
In Butte
Thomas Hurley
Great Pals
Miss Pearl Plunket
Great Falls
Ding
and MacConnell
Helena
Thornto
George Wise
Tait Hotel
Robert H. Hill
Puty
P.O
R. E. Foster
Dillon
Mr. Foster
Dilton
John Roth
Butte, Anaconda & Pacife
Rocker
Murray Hospital
Court Dismisses Murder Charge Against George Pallas
In Butte Judge Lynch dismissed the murder charge against George Pallas on motion by Deputy County Attorney Frank Riley. Pallas had been jailed since December after his wife Margaret Pallas testified as an eyewitness to the Manos murder, a case also involving co defendant Nick Koscoulos who was tried and for whom the jury hung after six days of deliberation. The prosecution cited marital privilege as the reason for the dismissal. Mrs Pallas testified she witnessed the killing in an East Park street rooming house and helped conceal the weapon after the bloodied scene. The victim, Gust Manos, was found March 12 near the School of Mines. The Greek defendants, including the unnamed “Shorty,” were joined by Mrs Pallas, an American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pallas
Butte
Gust Manos
Lynch
Frank Riley
Pallas
Margaret Pallas
Manos
United’ States Army
Koscoulos
Shorty
Heart Disease Causes Walther Death at Repair Shop
Jacob Walther owner of a 304 South Montana repair shop was found dead in his room behind the shop shortly after 3 PM. Dr. Hugh Carroll attributed heart disease as the cause. Walther had walked from his workbench to the bed before collapsing. He previously worked in a large Butte shoe repair shop before starting his own business. The report notes little beyond this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Carroll
Jacob Walther
South
Montana
Walther
Dr. Carroll
St. James' Hospital
Axe
Butte
Kit
Soldi
Lecture on Oberammergau Play at Butte Immaculate Conception
The Rt Rev. Mer. Victor Day of Anaconda will give a lecture at Immaculate Conception church, Butte, on Tuesday evening with stereopticon views. Proceeds benefit the parochial school sisters. Frances Harte-Parks directs the musical program. The talk praises Oberammergau’s 300 year ritual drama, once a decade, drawing visitors worldwide. The eight hour play features diverse peoples and faiths, with thousands in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberammergau
Mer. Victor Day
Immaculate Conception Church
Butte
Frances Harte-Parks
Bavaria
Peant
Mer
Bene Dictates Guilty In Long Jail Term
Angelo di Bene was found guilty of a dictatorial offence by a jury in Butte last night. He faces up to 10 years in the viate penitentiary. The charges allege the girl was held as a prisoner in a relative’s home on Hattorn east side. The defendant testified he denied familiarity with the girl, claiming relations were unfriendly due to language barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo di Bene
Butte
L Yoting Alla
Jones
Hattorn East Side
Yeaterday
Ile
First Range of Year at Columbia Gardens Dance Hall
Columbia Gardens begins annual dance season with tentative opening date to be announced. Management reports strong patron demand and forecasts a record turnout, while Forsythe predicts the venue will be the wardens’ most successful era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Ritahantsland
Stagdace
Neil T
Appar Forsythe
Iito
Church fund drive reports incomplete but shows progress
Partial returns from the interchurch world movement campaign indicate about 2,000 subscriptions and a total nearing 34 million dollars added so far. Montana Baptists and Pennsylvania leaders report varied progress while early totals suggest substantial fundraising activity nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Financial Drive
Shareh World Movement
Interchurch World Movement
Montana
Pennsylvania
Kew Tork
Ehloren's Program at Central Presbyterian
Children from the beginners and primary classes present an evening entertainment at Central Presbyterian Church in Butte under the direction of Mrs. James Adams and Miss Gwendolyn Dunstan. The program features dialogues, songs, and dances with names of participants and pieces such as Time and the Seasons, Sunbonnet Babies, Overall Boys, and a finale to America. Swedish princesses may marry commoners under a proposed law requiring only the king's knowledge and consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Butte
James Adams
Gwendolyn Dunstan
Jack
Vincent Schermerhorn
Hubbard
Ertrude
Bromfield
Tianita MacMillan
Eric Haws
Wee
Wee Womin
Martha Lee Phillips
Ralph Brown
Mildred Murray
Henry Staebler
Elwood Wilson
John Carroll
Howard Williams
Phyllis Lindsay
Elizabeth Zurflith
Luel
Helen
Tose
Geraldine
Wilson
Tiger
Loretta Murray
Autumn
Edna Wi Mame
Golden Red
Wilma Hubert
Mollie
Katie
Esther Zurflith
May
Helen. Benson
Dolly
Edna Willa
Joe
Stockholm
Membership Drive Aims To Launch New Butte Chamber
Clergyman appeals for civic unity at St Johns parish hall as campaigners push to reach a 13 member minimum and replace the old chamber of commerce with a new civic body. Captain reports 21 subscriptions after day three. teams plan meetings with large firms as Rev Charles F Chapman urges repentance toward civic faith and orderly development in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
St. John's Parish Hall
P. L. Wills
Charles F. Chapman
St. John's Episcopal Church
Butte
Mr. Chapman
Tutte Ax
Goodyear Tubber Campaign Drive Kicks Off At Noon
Reports show three divisions listing memberships totals as new officer elections loom. Maj. F C Walker to preside at today’s noon Rotary meeting while captains report progress. E H Lang leads in memberships and J B Stephenson’s team posted 20 memberships yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ©. Ante
Seph Biiney
Lee W. Crutcher
Avon Dachenhausen
Malcel Ginn
Charles T. Hughes
Vowell
John Troup
Paul A. Gow
W. G. Hoag
HM. Springer
G. Clapp
Herman Blank
W. Orton
Sam Treloat
BW Bacorn
H. H. Lang
J. Henson
George N. Short
D.C. Gillis
A. W. Merkle
Shields
Intensive Cleanup Campaign Planned
Dr. B. R. Grigg of the Butte health bureau announced plans for a spring cleanup to clear debris and rubbish from backyards in line with Governor Stewart's proclamation. The campaign will observe contract technicalities with the garbage and ash company and seek cooperation from civic bodies for a comprehensive effort. Details will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Grigg
Butte Health Bureau
Stewart
Hardage and Ash Collection Company
Health Bureau
County Health Report Shows Very Good Condition
The county health office notes strong overall health with only a diphtheria case and a single pox report. Officials describe current figures as near record levels for this time of year, reflecting the general wellness prevailing in the county.
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Ivilian Soldier
ST. Lawrence's
Reinhardt
Bute News
Dan M'Carthy
North Main
Batavia
M. J.B
D.C
Genesee
Mannifin
Lorene Butte Optical CO
West Park St
E. Park St
Zemo
W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
ED Rose Jeweler
Aes
Prest
Trerammerga
Monsignor
Ehloren
Central Presbyterian
Clergyman
St. Paul
Ino
Americaniee
Ameri
California
Joseph Weiner
Denver
Representatives
Ncarthy, Bryant & CO
Park
Swift's
White House
Ceretana Ly
John
J. M’carthy
Calkins Company
Dennison
B. E. Calkins CO
Davis
Owsley
Oechsli
West Broadway
Mary Maclaren the Star
Ning
Kentucky
Weiner
P. le Wills
Butte Hotel
Wille
Rotary Club
Ers
Anotheal
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Menu
East Broadway
Yellowstone
McCarthy's Sanitary
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Mont
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