Senators Amend Liquor Bill As Passed By House
Senate judiciary committee began work on a liberalized version of the house liquor enforcement bill. The sub committee removed harsh provisions and kept key elements such as permits for manufacturing non intoxicating cider and light wines for home use and extended purchase permits to 90 days.
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Yankee journalism draws miss kobashi
Tokyo reports Miss Kobashi, editor of the Pus se Woman's Weekly, will attend a state program in August to study journalism at an American women's university. The course details emphasize preparing for leadership roles and programs upon her return.
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Many Suitors Vying for Hand of English Peeress Lettice Digby
A host of admirers seek marriage to The Hon. Lettice Digby, one of England's most popular younger peeresses. Daughter of Lord and Lady Digby, she appears in a new photograph showing her typical anger.
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State U Booms and Expects Big Increase
William J. Jameson, secretary to President B. Sisson, announced in Butte that the University of Montana at Missoula will expand next year. Enrollment near 800 expected this fall with two new men’s dorms, improved facilities, and boosted faculties. Forestry and law schools to grow. Jameson, a UM graduate, will visit Billings, Great Falls, Helena and other cities afterward.
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Butte Boy Named to Chicago Church Post
The Rev Edward J Mullaly formerly of Butte has been nominated to a high office at St Marys church in Chicago. Mrs Maginn visiting her son Dr E F Maginn a Butte physician confirms the news. Father Mullaly grew up ambitious winning school prizes and studied at St Marys Oakland and the Catholic University Washington ordained in Baltimore in 1903 by Cardinal Gibbons.
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Drunk in Court After Weather Baiting Offer
Willam McCarty pleaded guilty in police court to drunkenness and was fined ten dollars. He testified a fair young man praised the weather and offered home fire water for four dollars a pint, which McCarty paid. Officer Larkin testified McCarty tried to stab a friend during his intoxication.
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Butte Licenses Issued to Multiple Pairs
The district court clerk's office yesterday issued licenses to Elmer L. Bignell and Calanthe May Caddy of Butte and to John Trembath and Margaret Jane Brown, both of Butte, marking new unions in the county.
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Police Court Doings For One Busy Monday
In Stevens block early yesterday John Doe and Rose Melville were arrested on a domestic complaint. Doe escaped by sliding down a rope, later found guilty. Melville also found guilty after leading questions. Mendel, accused of drug activity, was pronounced guilty and fined five dollars plus jail time. Joe Saari and another man were tried for gambling, found guilty, each fined nineteen dollars. a one dollar seventy-five cent stake was turned over to the poor fund.
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German Prefers Japan as Ally Over America
Berlin July 31 Count von Reventlow editor of the Tages Zeitung disputes Count von Bernstorff’s suggestion for a pro American policy. He argues Germany should align with Japan, noting Japan’s wartime behavior toward prisoners and its cultural progress, and warns that a League of Nations would advance Anglo-Saxon world dominance and control of markets.
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Destruction Orders for Liquor in District Court
District court yesterday ordered the destruction of liquor in two cases. In the Mary M. Fitzpatrick and Ben Donohue matter, 23 barrels of beer multiple cases and related paraphernalia were to be demolished. In the Frank Bucher case several gallons of whiskey and related equipment were to be disposed of.
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