Sir Knights Open Annual Conclave in Montana
One hundred fifteen Sir Knights gathered at the Masonic temple for the twenty-ninth annual commandery conclave. Officers were to be promoted, with Henry Clos slated as new grand commander, and aging leaders from Butte Helena and Missoula among attendees while services and tours followed the opening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
Montant
Masonic Temple
Temple
Mornton
Anaconda
Stephen P. Wright
Butte
Henri Smith
Miles City
Grand Tren
Joseph Hindson
Helena
Cornelius Hedges Jr
St. John’s Episcopal” Church
St. John's
Charles F. Chapman
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
G. D.wolfe
Wright of
Henry ¢ Clos
Archibald Mahon
Harry M. Alien
Genetra
Charles E. Pomeroy
Fined for Slapping Boy on Face in Police Court
Alberman was fined five dollars in a police court for slapping a boy who had provoked him. The court ruled the punishment improper as the face is an unsuitable target. The judge noted the unwritten law about proper punishment and the incident sparked discussion about decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Alberman
Alberman
Becaus
Finn
Nudge
Whitty
Catherine Hanson
Butte Current Notes Reflect Local Travel and Commerce
The page lists dozens of resident movements including Walker cafe owner, Stein Bloch clothes, and various residents like John F. Leahy, E. F. Murphy, Winston Arnett, Bernard B. Robinson, Cal J. Blake, Mrs. A. Leehy and Rose, R. E. Cranston, and Lisa. It notes visits to Salt Lake, Los Angeles, Reno, Palo Alto, San Francisco, Winne mucca, and Deer Lodge, plus a tuberculosis committee meeting in Judge Donlane's courtroom. It mentions W. A. Clark Jr. returning from Salmon Lake, and Pocatello Pullman agent Reid in town. Also references Parker Park stand, trips to Wilder Park and Alhambra Hot Springs, and several officials and business visitors from Helena, Great Falls, Virginia City, and Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Stein Bloch
Tonkin
John F. Leahy
Salt Lake
E. F. Murphy
Los Angeles
Winston Arnett
Bernard B. Robinson
Palo Alto
Cal J. G. Blake
San Francisco
A. Leehy
Rose
Reno
Nev
R. E. Cranston
Lisa
John F. Nancarrow
E. F. Dickson
Virginia
Reid
Pocatello
Pullman Company
Butte
Margaret
Beatrice
Eleanor Langwith
Winnemucca
Tuberculosis Committee
M. M. Frank
Deer Lodge
W. A. Clark Jr
Salmon Lake
P.O
West Park
Daniel Driscoll
George E. Murphy
Wilder Park
Alhambra Hot Springs Canyon
P. P. Vreeland
Company A
Montana National Guard
Tana
Dougant Vreeland
Logan
Ben A. Scott
Great Falls
Mra
B. B. Potter
Oak Park, Til
Political Pointers Meeting on Voting Procedures Monday
Women from Good Government club call a meeting in Judge Donlan's courtroom at 2:20 PM to explain how to vote in the primary. Republicans test legal avenues on precinct clerks as Democrats rally Meaderville with speakers including William Maloney and Mrs. Gillick. Mr. Simpson’s daughter speaks for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Meaderville
Woman's Democratic Club
Attridge
William Maloney
Margaret Gillick
Murphy
Peter Kelly
Dan Ruddy
A. J. McDonnell
John K. O'Rourke
Hugh Carroll
al Bertogno
Frank McKeon
Lonighan
John Simpson
Detective Lan Agency Sets Up In Putte And More News
In TowN detective Lan in TowN announces plans to establish a bureau agency in Putte. Headquarters remain in Omaha with multiple western city offices and a focus on major criminal cases. A school and public notice details follow for Sept 2 16 and a night law course in Silver Bow block Butte. The notice also lists funeral services for John P. Moore at 2202 East Farrell Monday at 9.
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Putte
Omaha
Lang
I. G. Denny
Silver Bow Block
Butte
L. F
John P. Moore
Fast Farrell
George W. Bowe
Not Guilty Plea In Sand Screen Theft Case
Ira Walker pleaded not guilty in Judge McBride's court yesterday to stealing two sand screens valued at ten dollars from Ed Carroll. The trial date was set for Thursday August 31. A Yeomen drill team event at Carpenters' Hall Wednesday August 30 includes a $0.50 admission with Mrs. McNall offering Pico edge and hem stitching at 606 West Fourth, Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Walker
Guity
Carpenters’ Hall
Noted Butte Business College Sees Enrollment Rise
Prof A F Rice states the college will open fall term on Sept 5 with about 800 to 1200 students expected annually. He notes strict hiring rules for bookkeeping and auditing instructors and cites the school’s seventh highest rating in the nation. The Butte business college, located in the Owsley block, is expanding its facilities and faculty to meet increased enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Rice
Butte Business College
Rice
United States
Toome
Owsley Block
Tong Run
Hay Fever Victims See Relief from Warner Remedy
The ad proclaims 200000 hay fever victims in the United States and touts Warner's Safe Asthma Remedy as a prompt relief for hay fever and asthma. It describes inhalation via fumes from a burned half teaspoonful and cites a testimonial from Mr. W. J. Hanscom of Wollaston, with an offer for a free sample and postpaid sale.
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Warner
Stern
Saya
AON discusses school courses and accreditation
AON notes the evolution of Joey Evartional courses and Bettie Sded. The growth of the school is discussed as remanded. Current work in tides accredited high school training normal work and all commercial branches are mentioned. Past year graduates are referenced.
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AON Joey
Faculty Expansion At Local School Reaches Eighteen Instructors
The article notes steady growth over 27 years from three instructors to eighteen with specialists in each branch guiding students. Current faculty includes Professor Rice, L A May shorthand, Eb L Hosking commercial chief A A Welsbecker W L Holt Schiiz shorthand chief, Miss Esme Chase hand and typewriting, Charles P Studders English department, Miss Mary Quigley private department head, Miss Mollie Jackson evening school lead, John Gilbert steam engine, and Floyd Bushnell mechanical drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
L.A. May
Eb. L. Hosking
A. A Welsbecker
W. L. Holt
Charles 8. Schiiz
Esme Chase
Charles P. Studders
Mary Quigley
Mollie Jackson
John Gilbert
Floyd Bushnell
British air attack over Belgium hits airship sheds
London reports a new Royal air force raid over Belgium near Namur and Brussels targeting German airship sheds. One British plane is missing. Early Friday naval aircraft bombarded enemy sheds. two sheds were hit but low clouds hindered damage observation.
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London
Belgium
Namur
Henge
Brussels
AndMietal
Paralysis cases fall as daily counts dip
New York reports ongoing decline in infantile paralysis. In the 24 hours to 10 am today there were 91 new cases, the lowest in a month, and 25 deaths. Yesterday recorded 84 new cases and 22 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Italians Occupy Porto Palermo and Mount Kalarat
A dispatch from Aviona tonlicht reports Italian forces occupy Porto Palermo and Mount Kalarat in Southern Albania to monitor the Albanian coast from Cape Keppall, about 50 miles southeast of Aviona. The occupied area is described as quasi Greek, with Rome papers suggesting Greece will not protest the move.
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Aviona Tonlicht
Porto Palermo
Mount Kalarat
Albania
Keppall
Aviona
Rome
Greece
Venice Faces Pacing Crisis From War Impact
Venice faces a serious economic crisis as a result of the war. The city government sent a delegation to request national government aid and relief measures. Citizens complain they have been deprived of essentials and economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Y Terday
Naiional
Port Businesses Amid Adriatic Fishing Ban
Tourists and local traders face disruption as Adriatic fishing is halted, cutting off a key income stream. At Washoe Park the scene shows stalled activity with fares noted as $1.00 round trip and prices listed in dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
Ana
Conda
Adriatic
WIRE STOLEN IN BOLD BUTTE HEIST
Two thieves rented an express wagon early yesterday and stole copper wire from the Montana Power Company warehouse in South Butte. The wire valued at an unknown amount was not recovered after a watchman surprised the men as they completed loading. Chief Murphy arrested Joe Edwards, an expressman, last night on charges of renting the wagon for robbery. The thieves fled after a confrontation. witnesses described the suspects as colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana, Power Company
South Butte
Murphy
Joe Edwards
Coroner's jury verdict on electrocution at Speculator mine
A coroner's jury ruled Nick Kengas died by electrocution on the Speculator mine 2000 foot level Friday night. The panel found death not due to heart failure. Witnesses testified the current was cut off where Kengas lay, he did not touch the wire, but doctors noted a five inch burn on the neck and strong evidence of electrocution. Kengas was alone at the tie shaft.
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Nick Ken
Speculator
Kengar
Evedence
Kengas
The Sheppard Fone Funeral Service
Ane theetat ee recret reverage yard died at a local hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at Duggan's undertaking rooms.
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Duggan
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Leyseler and Optomotriat
North Main St
SIR Knights
Henry ©. Smith
Miles Cit
Peter Vaiiton
Henry M. Allen
Billings
W. W. Hurd
Glaskow
Elmer J. Carter
Missoula
Charles Coons
Marion
Ohio
W. &. Gifford
Seattle
E. W. Spottawood
J.D. Rowland
Sissoula
Hamilton
Charles A
J.P. Drever
Reif
Virginia City
William T. Hayward
Dilton
John French
D. Ray Evans
P C
Bell
Eile Une
C.d.smith
H. Moor
Tillmaenmoble
TA Hadwick
Walker Joseph Smith
Deer Tadic
A. MacDonald
Kalispell
George Wek
A. W. Mahon
J. W. Seiden
Lewistown
J. H. Hall
Great Falle
Asher J. Abeil
St. Paul
Minn
Frank B Lewis
Boxemani
Edmund J. Calloway
Dillon
Lew Callaway
FD. Malone
Pomeroy
Kaitepell
G. W. Green
Miles Ciy
J. H. Winslow
Aurora
Worirot
George D. Selway
Charles Jensen
Fred
HL Bennett
Florence Bennett
Arthur Bossler
Vera Smith
C. Donovan
East Mercury Street
W. B. Curran
Yellowstone Park
HH. A. Guess
American Smelting Company
New
Havre
Bertha E. Simons
Lan
Business College
TORS
Montana
Mole Linz
Broadway
Ison
Obuitn Reland
E. J. Johnson
South Wyoming
Prof
le A. May
Apollo
Orton Bros.’ Piano House
Pie Stores
Main St
Mont
Fos Stores
The
Montana Dental Co
E. E. German
MGR
Lady Attendants
Onice
Sheppard
ABC
Simon
North Main
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