Butte Hotel Guests and Visitors Reported
A sea of names lists guests at the Finlen Arizona and New Finlen hotels, including H G Carpenter of Fargo, D A Crichton of Great Falls, A Mattison of Great Falls, and J J Deitch of Wickes, with multiple residents and visitors such as Henry Geunther of Dillon and L W Drummond of Billings. Special notices urge delivery in case of missed papers.
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Orton Bros
H. G. Carpenter
Fargo
N. D
Finlen
Walter Ellinghouse
Sheridan
Butte Hotel
H. W. Balsley
Missoula
Butte
John J. Deitch
Wickes
Acoma
Saturday Post
Literary Digest
Argosy
Flynn's
Ladies Home Journal
P. O
Matt Kosola
Basin
Arizona
D. A. Chrichton
Great Falls
Henry Geunther
Dillion
J. M. Jackson
Spokene
Thornton
L. W. Drummond
Billings
New Pinion
R. B. Thompson
Ennis
J. B
Drummond
New Finten
A. Mattison
Hughes denies report on movie producers fight
Charles Evans Hughes, preparing to depart for Bermuda, denied a published claim that he planned to lead independent film producers against the large producers organized as the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. He said he had not heard of such plans.
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Hughes
Associated Press
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Bermuda
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of
America
Shipping Board Signs Dollar Line Vessel Contract
Washington April 2 1920 contract signed for sale by the Shipping Board to the Dollar interests of five President type vessels and the service of the California Orient line. Board approval given to the contract as drawn by its counsel and R Stanley Dollar vice president of the Dollar Lines. Signed by Chairman O Connor and by Mr Dollar.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board
Dollar
California- Orient Line
R. Stanley Dollar
Dollar Lines
O'Connor
Young Men Freed of Theft Charge
Five young men including Martin Fox and William Driscoll faced a theft charge for taking an automobile on July 22, 1924. Judge Lynch dismissed the case yesterday on a motion by County Attorney Downey due to insufficient evidence. The news item also lists several civil actions: a divorce filing by Gertrude Harris from Lewis Harris, seeking restoration of her name Gertrude Miller. multiple estates and administration petitions. and a motor-vehicle accident suit against Acme Cleaners and Dyers with damages claimed.
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Martin Fox
William Driscoll
Thomas Delaney
Gene Sullivan
Mack Donahue
Jeremiah J. Lynch
T. E. Downey
Gertrude Harris
Lewis Harris
Butte
Acks
Gertrude Miller
William Lechner
E. J. Ryan
Catherine J. Ryan
Acme Cleaners and Dyers
Tom Petrick
Holmes Avenue
S. Lewis
M. M. Blythe
James M. Brown
James A. Gorman
St. John's
New Brunswick
John Schutty
George Schutty
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Marie E. T Toppari
Gust William Toppari
Madge B. Duggan
Susie Myerle
Fred Sweet
Elizabeth Bryan Reed
William Broughton
George Broughton
Salvation Army to Launch June Fund Drive in Butte
The Salvation Army advisory board in Butte plans a 10 day campaign starting June 1 to raise 16441 for 1925 operations. Portions fund Spokane delinquent girls home, citadel debt, and relief for needy Butte families, with national HQ receiving 250 and nursery care noted for 3157 babies in 1924.
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Salvation Army
Butte
Butte Citadel
Spokane
Citadel
Butte Salvation Army
Charles Leonard
Tom Davis
W. C. Siderfin
Frank Venable
Fred Melcher
E. G. Howell
Floyd Fluent
H. Howell
William Brownfield
Baynton
Mrs. Purdy
Ensign J. F. Purdy
Registered Nurses Meet Next Monday in Helena
Delegates to the state convention to be held in Helena in June will be selected by registered nurses of District No. 2 at an informal session at Gamer's Monday afternoon. Members urged to make reservations with Miss Winifred Kenny by Saturday afternoon. The meeting convenes at 3 o'clock.
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Helena
District No. 2
Winifred Kenny
May Day Carnival at St. John's House
The St. John s Episcopal Sunday school will hold a May day carnival and festival in the parish hall tomorrow evening beginning at 7 30 o clock Folklore singing tales and other entertainments will be presented by the classes numbering close to 200 children.
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St. John’s Episcopal Sunday School
Women Voters Meet At YMCA For Regular Session
The League of Women Voters will hold its regular meeting this evening at the YMCA. The event features a one act play by club members and a discussion on the work of the National club.
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Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Y. M.C.A
National Club
Safety drive aims to cut grade crossing deaths in Chicago
The American Railway association safety section, citing a 15 percent drop last summer, adopted plans for a more intense campaign this year to caution motorists about grade crossing dangers in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Railway Association
Federal Judge Bourquin Maps Busy May Federal Term
Federal Judge George M. Bourquin outlined a heavy May schedule starting in Great Falls with the Gordon Campbell case and proceeding in Butte for jury sessions May 7 through May 13 including narcotic, prohibition and civil matters. He will then sit in Seattle for the June term per a designation by Circuit Judge Gilbert.
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George M. Bourquin
Great Falls
Butte
Seattle
Bourquin
United States
Gordon Campbell
Federal Court
Gilbert
San Rancisco
Rotary Officers Installed Today in Butte Club
The Butte Rotary club will install officers chosen by the board last week. Names will be announced at noon. Retiring president C W Goodale will give a farewell address. Henry Coulam presides. Reports from the sixth annual district conference in Helena will be heard, with Fred Emmett and Dick Christiansen giving brief talks.
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Butte Rotary Club
C. W. Goodale
Henry Coulam
Helena
Fred Emmett
Dick Christiansen
Lavins Welcome Son Born April 22 at Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Lavin of 941 Waukesha street announce the birth of an eight pound son on April 22. The father is manager of the repair department at the Underwood Typewriter company. Mrs Lavin, formerly Miss Frances a Mother is reported as doing nicely and both mother and babe are progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lavin
Waukesha Street
Gladden
Underwood Typewriter Company
Lavin
Miss Frances
Silver Bow County issues marriage license
A marriage license was issued in Silver Bow county to Humphrey J. Courtney, 49, of Philipsburg, and Catherine Lowney, 29, of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Humphrey J. Courtney
Philipsburg
Catherine Lowney
Butte
Garden club lists trees and plants for Butte climate
Nearly 100 Butte women attended a reception for new Rocky Mountain Garden Club officers hosted by the local federation of women’s clubs. The event featured singing, dancing, and a prize crossword, with gardeners testing knowledge of flowers from pictures. The club released a prepared list of trees shrubs vines and perennials suited to Butte, including Golden Willow Laurel-leaved Willow Canada Poplar and many others.
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Butte
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Woman's Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
Garden Club
Canada
Colorado
Iria
Boy of 11 sent to insane ward in Warm Springs
An 11 year old Butte boy nicknamed Crying Ponzi was examined by a sanity commission and ordered sent to the state hospital for the insane at Warm Springs. Judges and doctors described him as unsound mentally despite efforts at juvenile court and parental appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
South Montana
Ponzi
Sanday
Warm Springs
David O'Connor
Sheriff's Deputies
Pianist Loses Effects to Thief in Hotel Theft
Pianist Boria Dubidoff reported theft of wardrobe items including a dress suit and a Petrograd University diploma after a thief stole his suitcase at a hotel. Also noted were a clothesline theft in North Jackson and two Anaconda youths found with an automobile while intoxicated, per police reports.
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Boria Dubidoff
Petrograd University
Jackson
Reasons A Man Gives For Household Relations
A fragment describes how some women irritate husbands at home over messiness, discipline, and interference. It notes complaints about dust, clothing, orderliness, spending on dress, and outsiders’ advice disrupting quiet reading. A cautious, reflective social tip from an era.
Why Men Leave Home at the Rialto Now
A humorous editorial prompts readers to consider how men behave at home versus at work. It teases a feature titled Why Men Leave Home and invites the audience to see the Rialto screening and decide for themselves.
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Rialto
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