Service talk links capital and labor with community service
J G Martin secretary of Associated Industries of Montana told Livingston Rotary members that industries must prove distinct community service to survive and remain permanent. He denied plans to disrupt labor and said organized labor has a place when guided by community goals. The club plans talks on mining and smelting by Rotary experts from Butte and Anaconda. An invitation was extended to state Rotary meeting in Great Falls August 27. Guests included A Spens, Morton, J Doran, and Judge B B Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
G. J. Martin
Associated Industries of
Montana
Livingston Rotary Club
Rotarians
Silver Bow Club
Associated Industries
Martin
Butte
Anaconda
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Representaives
Rotary Clubs
Great Falls
Aus
A. Spens
Burlington Railroad
Morton
J. Doran
Hudson and Essex Cut Car Prices Again
Detroit August 18 producers of Hudson and Essex announce a third price reduction. The Wasex price drops from 1795 to 1475 for pen touring models and the Hudson Super Six remains the largest selling fine car. Officials cite summer sales depleting inventories and lower costs enabling the new pricing across all models.
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Detroit
Pro”Ducers
Hudson
Essex
Hewo
Sullivan Funeral Tomorrow Morning
Agnes Sullivan aged 46 died at her home 14 Caledonia Street evening after returning from California for health reasons. Survived by husband five children Ruth Dean Booth Florence and Floria a sister Kate of Butte a brother Wilkeshire several cousins. Funeral held at family home Saturday morning at 10 o'clock with requiem high at Immaculate Conception church Interment in Noworth cemetery.
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Agnes Sullivan
Pile
Sullivan
Caledonia Street
Sulliva
Mayo
California
Husban
Ruth
Dean
Booth Florence
Donta
Immaculate Com Church
Media construction contract dispute clarified by board
Commissioner Cooney says the board has not ordered more work halted. The Media company remains under contract for nine miles while cement prices rise, and no new drought road call is planned at present. The public misread the action as quitting unfinished work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media Construction Company
Cooney
Net
Tetany
Toad
Meain
Bec
Specialty Night At The Gardens Draws City Youth
Saturday evening at Columbi gardens features specialty theater and dance nights. Attendance grows as residents fill the spacious pavilion, with dancers and youths from the city enjoying the event. Industry gossip suggests many will gather to enjoy the blossoms and social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Columbi
Buttes
Conspiracy case opened over Melrose soft drink parlor sale
J. P. Rounds sues Andy Fisher in district court for 600 alleging a conspiracy with Joe Longley to deprive him of his interest in a Melrose parlor. The complaint says Fisher, aware of the partnership, bought the property from Longley without Rounds’ consent.
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J. P. Rounds
Andy Fisher
District Court
Joe Longley
Melrose
Longley
Fisher
Trail Marker for Zellowstone Trail Reaches Butte
In Butte trail marker keeper Parle Cooley awaited more signs from the head office before proceeding. He recalled cold weather, dancing to stay warm, and a comment about preferring to lose his coat than his reputation. Goldie Davis, in police court for birthday celebrations, faced charges linked to a murder case involving Kerrigan and McAlona, with a confession to truth-telling amid questions of virtue.
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Parle Cooley
Zellowstone
Butte
Dwalt
Constair
Conley
Che
Fort Wold
Reputaton
Seeley
Goldie Davis
Frances Steele
Kerrigan
McAlon
Fancy
John Doe
Goldie
Thad
Wittenber
Frances
Addre
Salt Lake Visitors Tour Butte Mine Visit
Mr and Mrs D E Williamson of Salt Lake City toured Butte for several days with Mr and Mrs George A Ross. The visitors were entertained by the Rosses and by Mr and Mrs Canine of Salt Lake who are touring in Butte. Courtesy of superintendent Grether of the Black Rock, they viewed the underground workings of a modern Butte mine. They left this morning for home via Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Williamson
Salt Lake
Butte
Williamson
Independent Linotype Company
Mormon Capital
George A. Ross
Nevada Avenue
Canine
Ross
Grether
Black Rock
Yellowstone Park
Former Butte Resident Made Superior Judge in California
William P. Carey, a former Butte resident, was appointed superior judge in San Diego to fill Judge Lewis’s unexpired term. He moved to San Diego in 1914, practiced with Frank and Carey, served as a captain in World War I, and was elected first vice commander of the American Legion in 1920. The rest discusses tombstone inscriptions and a cemetery astrolabe notion.
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William P. Carey
Butte
San Diego
Cal
Stephens
Lewis
Carey
Frank and Carey
France
The
American Legion
Legion
Judge Advises Compromise in Smith Setzer Title Case
Judge Law urged a compromise in the W H Smith versus R L Setzer administrator of Sarah Elliott case over quieting title to several lots. The trial finished with the court taking the matter under advisement amid conflicting testimony and deeds involving Sarah Elliott, Mrs. Elliott, Robert King, Rachel Dodson, and a trust for Elliott Bray.
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Smith
Sarah Elliott
W. H. Smith
R. L. Setzer
Elliott
Mrs. Elliott
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Hudson and Essex
Mille Columbia Gardens
Purcell
Silk Values
Blac
Hennessy
Cretonne
Dolman
the Gardens
Mpson
DR. Lamb
Botte
Butte Mine
Ann
Eczema
Fox
Denver Gale
Colleen
Aioe
Aenaceae Sines Stee
Filan Oe
Black Ee
Val
Treat
Splendid
Tvith
Beaver
Navy
Great Western Table
Brophy’s
Mayr
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