Rotary club to hear about chamber exhibits in Butte
P L Wills and Arthur W Merkle will explain industrial exhibits destined for the new chamber of commerce clubrooms during the Rotary weekly luncheon at the Silver Bow club. Directors meet beforehand to plan a three week lecture tour by Dr. Charles T. Baylis and discuss banker entertainment and other business. J H McIntosh will chair. Visiting bankers attending the convention have been invited.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
P. L. Wills
Arthur W. Merkle
Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Rotarians
Charles T. Baylis
J. H. McIntosh
Bobby Meets the Sexton and His Wife
Illustrated tale where Bobby consoles a dead bird and befriends meadow beetles. Squeedee introduces Bobby to Mamma and Daddy Sexton Beetle who bury the bird, lay eggs in feathers, and explain the cycle of life as Bobby watches the scene with gentle surprise.
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Neva Harrison
Bobby
the Sexton
Squeedee
Mamma
Addy Sexton Beetle
Mamma Sexton Beetle
Daddy Sexton Beetle
Daddy Sexton
Mamma Sexton
Denial of trampling dispute over personal matter
Mrs Halloran denied that the trouble between Deputy Sheriff Mackey Jack Dwyer and Matt Halloran on the B A F tracks north of the city limits Monday night was caused by Sheriff O Rourke handling the I W W situation on Anaconda road on April 21. She said the fight that led to Halloran being knocked out and Dwyer arrested arose over a personal matter.
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Mackey
Jack Dwyer
Matt Halloran
O'Rourke
Anaconda Road
Halloran
Dwyer
Federal raid nets still and molasses mash at residence
Federal officers raided 20 Fast Woolman street Tuesday and seized a 40 gallon still 50 gallons of molasses mash and about two gallons of liquor under the worm. Peter Morrisroe held for hearing on charges. he pleads not guilty. Officers say cans of molasses were found both basement and upper rooms. possible forfeiture of the premises under moonshining laws discussed.
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Woolman Street
Peter Morrisroe
Morrisroe
United States
Horoscope Forecast Signals Turbulent Times Across Cities
The 1920 forecast warns of potential strikes and riots with loss of life under Mars influence. Officials may face challenges as younger leaders rise, and mine accidents or labor troubles threaten progress. Civic efforts boost community spirit while astrology draws scientific attention. Births bring adventurous youths. marriages may beckon young women.
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Saturn
Mars
San Francisco
New York
Washington
DD. C
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Topeka Considers Ordinance Against Slow Driving
Topeka Kansas plans a possible ordinance to curb slow driving on business streets after complaints that auto salesmen use main thoroughfares to demonstrate slow speeds, disrupting traffic and prompting action by city commissioners.
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Topeka
Kan
Sunflower State
United States
Average Chinese Sleep Anywhere Amid Uproar
A curious claim describes how the average Chinese person can sleep in any setting including on the ground during loud disturbances. The remark suggests remarkable adaptability in resting positions regardless of noise or comfort.
FIXES RESPONSIBILITY FOR STREET ACCIDENTS IN BUTTE
Butte motorists must yield the right of way to the car on their right at street intersections under a city council passed ordinance. If a left side driver crosses before the right and an accident occurs, the left driver is held responsible. The measure aims to fix liability and gives the rightmost driver the greater chance to avoid a crash.
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Butte
Divorce filing cites husband’s uncontrollable temper and abuse
Au rora Arthur files for divorce from Walter Arthur in district court alleging an uncontrollable temper that made him mean and vicious. She says he beat her, gave a black eye, and threatened to kill her, and asks for alimony and attorney fees.
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Aurora Arthur
Walter Arthur
Butte
Federal Judge blocks grand jury report on jail strike leaders
Federal Judge Alschuler refused to receive a grand jury report indicting 41 jail strike leaders for conspiracy to violate the Lever Act by moving food and coal. He ordered the jury to return to session and investigate a leak that fed newspapers before the report was presented to him. Newspapers published alleged indictments two and a half hours before the court reconvened.
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Chicago
Alschuler
Grand Jury
Pilgrim Tercentenary Set by President Wilson
President Wilson issued a proclamation urging nationwide celebration of December 21 as the Pilgrim landing anniversary at Plymouth Rock in 1620. He named Samuel W. McCall Richard Hooker and George Foster Peabody to the Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission. In New Zealand strong sentiment against German goods persists, limiting imports.
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Washington
President Wilson
United States
Plymouth Rock
Samuel W. McCall
Richard Hooker
Massachusetts
George Foster Peabody
New York
New Zealand
Realty Company Wins Right of Foreclosure
The Realty Company of Massachusetts won a right of foreclosure in Judge Lamb’s court yesterday against Birka Binnard and others. The mortgage plus costs totals 14,236.21, and sheriff sale is ordered for four lots in block 27 of the original townsite of Butte. Plaintiff to receive 12,500 principal, 1,029.51 interest since Dec 11, 191%, 49.90 court costs, and 665.80 attorney fees if the sale meets the amount, while defendants retain mineral rights.
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the Realty Company of
Massachusetts
Birka Binnard
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Symons
Georgette
Norfolk
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High Jes
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