Man slaughter verdict in case of William Dillon
Clarence L. Williams found guilty of manslaughter in the May 31 shooting death of George Harrison in Dillon. Jury deliberated 19 hours. Williams faces 6 to 10 years in state prison with sentencing by Judge Lyman H. Bennett expected soon. Local baseball note: Bunnies beat Normal College 10 to 8 in Dillon league game.
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Vedrict
Williams
Bennett
Dillon
Bunnies
Normal College
Collegians
Olson and
Scott
Normalites
Ditty and
Smith
Funeral notices for Solomon Verran Finneane services announced
Funeral details for Steve Solomon William Verran and Edward Finneane appear from multiple residences and churches. Services for Solomon at Serbian society and Serbian Orthodox Church with interment at Mount Moriah. Verran at Rev Chapman led service with Mount Moriah burial. Finneane to be removed to family home for a 1:30 pm funeral followed by Mountain View burial. Flowers requested to be omitted.
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Drustvo Srphko Jedinstve
Solomon
Steve Solomon
Wyoming Street
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Edward Finne Ane
Richards
Stewart Street
Peedey
Mountain View Cemetery
Card of Thanks From J Clark Family
The Clark family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors the Fraternal Brotherhood the Pipefitters Union Meaderville Reded Club the Badger mine football club and the boys for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our dear father and brother J Clark and family also thanks for the many beautiful offerings.
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Fraternal Brotherhood
Pipefitters’ UN- Fae
Meaderville Reseed
Badger Mine
J. Clark
Kiwanian Caravan Heads to Missoula for District Meet
About 20 Kiwanis members and spouses plan a motor caravan from Deer Lodge to Missoula for the district convention August 11 and 12. They will travel the Skalkaho road with lunch stops, joining an Anaconda delegation en route, and will arrive in Missoula Sunday night. Names include Ross Sage, Guy Stambaugh, H W Vans, W F Caselton, K E La Rock, F B Hall, O L Daniele, J J Coleman, Otis Baxter, William Cosgrove, W K Keeley, Arthur G Luedeman, Tom Collins, Verne Evans, Kenneth Evans, and Sylvan Pauly.
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Deer Lodge
Missoula
Skalkaho Road
Anaconda
Ross Sage
Guy Stambaugh
H. W. Vans
W. EF. Caselton
KE. la Rock
F. B. Hall
Rand
O. L. Daniele
Prison Band Program at Deer Lodge This Afternoon
Deer Lodge prison to stage a band program at 3 15 PM from cellhouse No 1 led by bandmaster Paul Gabel. Selections include Lets Go Humoresque Bright Star of Hope June Night After the Ball La Paloma Maytime With the Colors. Townspeople arranged many numbers and requests should be mailed to the director.
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Deer Lodge
Paul Gabel
Joh
H. J. Woods
Priend
O. Sciacca
I. Gillet
Floral chapter holds annual Eastern Star outing
A large group from Floral Chapter No 46 Eastern Star will drive to Upper Cottonwood Monday afternoon for their annual picnic. Transportation for members and guests runs 2 to 5 30 pm with a truck for children at 2 pm. A packed program of games and activities has been planned by the committee, and attendance is expected to be high.
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Deer Lodge
Girl Scouts
Pine Cone
Red Rose Troop
Garrison
Deer Lodge Business and Professional Women's Club
A. J. Buchen
P. W. Brance
Pine Cone Troop
William Kemna
Red Rose
H. C. Heinsch
Numr
Sueraserety of Floral Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Upper Cottonwood
Pleniec
Deer Lodge Social Notes Highlight Local Moves
Miss Jean nette Kelley from New York arrives in Deer Lodge to visit her mother Mrs. G A Kelley for weeks. Dr Leo Kading and wife depart for Portland Oregon for a dentistry position. Mrs T B Mannix returns from Gold Creek. Mrs Tom Collins family enjoy week over in Three Forks. J R Blasidel heads to New York for business. Mrs George Schuetz family back from Madison camping trip. J B Delatore and son Jack weekend visitors in Butte. Walter Gannon from Philipsburg arrives in Deer Lodge. Hilday Moore to reside in Deer Lodge and open a beauty parlor soon. Kathleen Murphy spends weekend in Anaconda.
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Peer Lodge
Deer Lodge
Jeannette Kelley
New York
G. A. Kelley
J. R. Blasidel
George Schuetz
Madison
J. B. Delatore
Jack
Butte
Walter Gannon
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge Hilday
Moore
Rewards Offered After Store Slaying in Butte
Rewards totaling six hundred dollars are posted for the capture of the bandit who killed Theodore Klassen, Silver Bow postmaster. Witnesses described the slayer near the store and state investigations yield little progress. Linnea lodge No. 174 and Butte lodge No. 1 offer one hundred dollars each, with the county adding three hundred dollars.
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Theodore Klassen
Silver Bow
Linnea Lodge No
Order of Vasa
Butte Lodge
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Butte Old-Timers Club Adds 43 Members At Meet
At a second preliminary meeting of Butte’s quarter century club 43 new names were enrolled including Mrs. D J Hennessy 1877 George Furlong 1877 W M Goforth 1876 and others. Temporary headquarters at 705 South Arizona street buzzed with reminiscences as enrollment continued and plans to form a permanent organization were postponed until all eligible members could enroll.
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Butte
South
Arizona Street
D. J. Hennessy
George Furlong
W.M. Goforth
George P. Porter
Lallie Johns
Margaret Holland
Patrick Holland
Angus McLeod
M. D. Kelly
Wilmere Hall
Louis Falst
James Dashnelly
James Donnelly
P. D. Handlin
C. R. Winn
J. W. Collins
John Wulf
Margaret Donnelly
Robert Windmiller
Charles H. Bostwick
Ellen Murphy
G. D. Pollack
Alex Walker
Lillian Lyon
Dan Gallagher
Joseph Page
John A. Cannon
J. M. Montgomery
J. H. Beaudry
J. Chauvin
West
Granite Street
Leach Block
Denny Returns from Western Montana Campaign Swing
Judge I G Denny, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, came home after a 4000 mile Eastern Montana tour delivering speeches in log cabins barns theaters picnics churches and outdoors. He praised Senator Walsh’s broad appeal and predicted a phenomenal crop despite restricted acreage and noted farmers’ cautious optimism about Montana’s future.
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I. G. Denny
Montana
Judge Denny
Senator Walsh
Miles City
Denny
St Johns Picnic Moves Indoors For Annual Church Event
The fifth annual St John the Evangelist church picnic will be held Tuesday August 2 at the Connell building. Meals run from 11 to 2 with a boiled dinner and apple pie. Afternoon service begins at 2 with a card party, fish pond, and new game digging for gold in Klondyke. Committee chairmen include Mrs McFadden Gog gins Springer and others for drawings tables ice cream drinks cigars fish pond treasury and card party.
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St. John the Evangelist Church
Connell Building
New England
Klondyke
T. McFadden
Goggins
C. J. Springer
Allan McIisaac
Thomas Mulcahy
John Hale
Nellie Small
Frances Ward
Thomas Connell
Returning Prosperity And The Public Weal Continues
The piece attacks Montana leaders at Helena for wasteful spending and increased debt while praising farming progress. It argues mining regions and farmers deserve aid, condemns state administration for lavish expenditures, and cites alleged graft and schemes to take more from struggling industries and private earners.
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Helena
Commonwealth
Montana
Ever Increasing Tax Levy Not Sufficient for Governor
The Montana editorial criticizes the current administration for rising state taxes and a growing general fund deficit. It notes property taxes rose to 2,236,000 in the first year, far above the last year of the prior regime, with a June 30 1924 balance showing a 3,595,000 deficit. It accuses leaders of spending beyond revenue each day of the administration and warns voters to demand better public service at the next election.
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Montana
August Weather Snapshot and Temperature Trends
The report notes Yesterday was the coolest day so far in August with a low of 41 degrees and a high two degrees above Friday. The month began August 1 with 86 high and 3 low, seven of nine days sunny, and forecasts show cloudy skies today with warmer conditions and west winds.
Butte Laundrymen Attend Montana Laundry Owners Meeting
Mr and Mrs Dolan Harrington Mr and Mrs John Scoville Guy Davidson and Robert Floyd are among Butte people who will attend the tenth annual meeting of the Montana Laundry Owners Association to be held in Lewistown August 16.
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Dolan Harrington
John Scoville
Guy Davidson
Robert Floyd
Butte
Montana Laundry Owners’ Association
Lewistown
Hatred of boy blamed as motive in fatal slaying
The confession details a stepmother's plan to kill Nicholas Mahames over suicidal wishes. She lured the boy to a river, tested depth with a stick, and, with calm cruelty, pushed him into deep water to end his life, then awaited his death.
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Nicholas
Mahames
Anaconda Youth Named Penn End Coach
H W Brodie Stephens of Anaconda Montana has been named end coach for the University of Pennsylvania varsity football team. The appointment completes the coaching staff under Head Coach Lou Young. Stephens has star pedigree from Anaconda High, California Berkeley, and is a medical student at Penn. He has recent experience as athletic instructor and medical assistant at Camp Minneawa in Raymond Maine.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
H. W. “Brodie” Stephens
Anaconda
Mont
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Lou Young
Howard Stephens
H. W. Stephens
University of California
Howard
Camp Minneawa
Raymond
Drummond Picnic Plans Draw Wide Local Interest
Drummond residents from Drummond Gold Creek and nearby districts prepared for a joint picnic to be held today at Gold Creek. The event features sports dancing lunch and dinner with a midnight supper. The program begins at 1 30 with a ball game between picked teams followed by races for men women and children chaired by Joe Rogers Jr.
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Drummond
Gold Creek
Joe Rogers Jr
Rule Enters Plea To Assault Charge
Jerry Rule was arrested yesterday on a third degree assault charge against Vidak Vujicich. Vujicich says Rule assaulted him and tried to bite off his finger during a Friday night incident. Rule appeared before Justice Ed Henrold and pleaded not guilty. Trial set for next Thursday at 2. Attorney J. W. James represents Rule. County Attorney Knight prosecutes. Bonds fixed at $50 and furnished.
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Jerry Rule
Albert Johnson
Vidak Vujicich
Vujicich
Rule
Ed Henrold
J. W. James
Knight
Anaconda Churches Weekly Worship Schedule
United worship in August led by Edward Clayton Bartlett at the Methodist church morning and the Christian church evening. Also listed are LDS Church services on High Street with special speakers, Christian Science services, Reorganized Church meetings, Norwegian Lutheran services in Anaconda and Butte, and Presbyterian morning and evening services with Sunday school and Christian Endeavor.
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First Methodist
First Christian Churches
Methodist Church
Edward Clayton Bartlett
Corner Oak
Third Streets
Christian Church
Sixth Street
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
High Street
Court House
B. C. Bradshaw
EB. L. Evans
J. K. Edmunds
al. Amundsen
Christian Science Society
Oak Street
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Anaconda
Chestnut Street
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Butte
Erickson
Rev. R. Newman
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
One-Eighth Apache at the Imperial today
The Imperial theater presents One-Eighth Apache today with matinee and evening showings. Ben Wilson production from Arrow adapts Peter B Kyne story about Brant Murdock and Norma Biddle whose romance is thwarted by a scheming plotter.
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Imperial Theater
Ben Wilson
Arrow
Peter B. Kyne
Brant Murdock
Norma Biddle
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Claim Weight Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a tasty easy way to gain weight, noting a woman who gained 10 pounds in 22 days. Each bottle contains sixty tablets for 60 cents and is available at City Drug Store Fuller Drug Company and other druggists.
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City Drug Store
Fuller Drug Company
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A. P. Williams
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Horse Prairie
Ugh Neilson
Dell
Brenner
J. J. Brown
Polaris
W. M .Stone
Frank Goyer
Era
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Armstead
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Selway
Selway Ranch
Lackfail
Harry Hansen
Alma Harwood
Hansen
Tlinois
Agnes Bernstein
Undertakers
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors and Embalmers
East Park Street
Gosselin & Harkins
Cnnesidy & Goosnelin
EK Embaimers
Park Street
M. J. Walsh CO
Embalmere
West Park Street
Joseph Richards, Inc
Earl & Wade
Eee Directors
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Montana Street
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Sam R. White
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Sherman & Reed
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Broadway
Arizona
Ngrease
Wash
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J. ¥. Erickson
Washington
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Anaconda Churches
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R. B. Abbott CO
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Oak Phone
C.A. Tuttle Co, Funeral Directors
K Telephone
Hogg Transfer Company
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming Sr
Ar ¢ _McCarthy
American Dyeing & Cleaning Works
Seemedn Ave
West Broadway
Utte
Paumie Parisian Dye House
W. Galena
W. Broadway, Butte, Prine
Call
Appointments Butte
Anew
Officials Bank
N. Washington
C.J Nepper
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