New Rotarians Wear Bibs and Baby Hoods at Luncheon
At the Silver Bow club yesterday noon new Rotary members Peter L. Wills Dr Milo Roberts and Richard Howell were introduced with infants speeches as candy making demonstrations and a phonograph talk by Senator Harding highlighted the event The public affairs committee planned city county government cost studies in cooperation with Anaconda and Butte clubs and the Helena Rotary convention was reported as to discuss district organization Rotarian songs accompanied by Mrs Kenneth J McGrew concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Rotary
Peter L. Wills
Chamber of Commerce
Milo Roberts
Richard Howell
T. C. Wither- Spoon
Dr. Witherspoon
Harding
A. H. Weilbronner
Gamer
W. McC. White
Anaconda Rotary Club
Charles Austin
Anaconda
Butte
White
Tom Davis
Kenneth J. McGrew
Alleged Offenders Must Post Bonds for Court Appearance
Police officials announce no further notices will be sent for alleged offenders to appear in court. Assistant City Attorney Charles Juttner says all defendants will need to post bonds for appearance in police court due to a surge in speeding arrests. Police Court Clerk John Forrest prepared about 50 commitments for polling-card tampering suspects who appealed, with individuals required to file separate bonds of appeal rather than blanket bonds. George Bennett and Hurwitz Keauf man were fined $10 each for traffic violations, and two intoxicated individuals were also fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Juttner
Juttner
John Forrest
Forrest
Grimes
George Bennett
Hurwitz Keaufman
Visit to Grand Rapids by Portland Civil War Veteran
George Diment of Portland Oregon travels to Grand Rapids Michigan to visit his nephew Edwin Diment president of Hope College and other relatives. En route he will attend the Grand Army encampment in Indiana. Diment, a Civil War veteran, enlisted in the Wisconsin cavalry at age 16 and is the youngest member of George Wright post Grand Army Portland Oregon since settling on the coast five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Diment
Portland
Oree
M. G. O'Malley
Grand Rapids
Mich
Edwin Diment
Hope College
Wisconsin
Indiana
Grand Army
Diment
Wisconsin Cavalry
George Wright Post
Ore
CLEVEN ENTER PLEAS OF NOT GUILTY IN LIQUOR CASES
Eleven defendants in federal liquor cases appeared before United States District Judge Bourquin and all pled not guilty with trials set for November. Named defendants include James McElwee Don J Bonner Jerry Sullivan Antone Hammes Harry Kammerer C Wagoner John Crowley Pp J Sullivan Flurry J Sullivan Mike Lacy and John Weymuth. WwW CC Smith and RB Smith pleaded guilty and were fined $175 plus costs. Edgar Johnson pleaded not guilty and was bound over for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District
Bourquin
James McElwee
Don J. Bonner
Jerry B. Sullivan
Antone Hammes
Harry Kammerer
C. Wagoner
John Crowley
Pp. J. Sullivan
Flurry J. Sullivan
Mike Lacy
John Weymuth
Smith
RB. Smith
Hill County
Mont
Edgar Johnson
Twin Bridges
Births in City Report August New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs M J Fleming 1112 West Park street welcome a daughter born August 22 per vital statistics. Mr and Mrs Elwood Combs 2123 Johns Avenue have a son born August 23. A daughter arrives to Mr and Mrs Charles Geach 2404 Harvard August 24. Mr and Mrs iz McDonald welcome a son born at Deaconess hospital August 21. Mr and Mrs Percy Stodden 909 Delaware have a son born August 23. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Joe Planich 204 Cherry Street August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Fleming
West Park Street
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Elwood Combs
Johns Avenue
Charles Geach
Harvard
Iz McDonald
Deaconess Hospital
Percy Stodden
Delaware
Joe Planich
Cherry Street
Mueller Estates Hearing Postponed
Hearings in Judge Lynch's court on the Mueller estates were continued yesterday. James Higgins as administrator of the Arthur J. Mueller estate and Higgins with Mrs. J. C. Sullivan as executors of Kathryn Mueller’s estate were ordered to show cause why they should not be removed from their positions.
Noted Surgeons to Talk in Butte
The Montana section of the American College of Surgeons announces speakers for its first annual meeting in Butte. Dr. Franklin H. Martin and Dr. William D. Haggard will headline talks, with clinics at local hospitals and a dinner at the high school. Admission limited to ticket holders. Thornton hotel serves as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Martin and Haggard
Montana
American College of Surgeons
Franklin H. Martin
William D. Haggard
Vanderbilt University
Thornton Hotel
Denver
John G. Bowman
Sidney Lanner
Williamd. Haggard
Frederic A. Beasley
Northwestern University Medical School
Silver Bow Club
Butte Country Club
Hogan Identified as Escaped Prisoner
Bob Costello was identified as W. J. Hogan, an escaped convict from the Bismarck state penitentiary. He had four days of liberty after arriving in Butte on August 24 before immediate arrest. Hogan, sentenced for shooting with intent to kill, had served most of a year and a half when he escaped. An officer heads to Butte to return him to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Costello
O'Donnell
Larkin
W. J. Hogan
Bismarck
N. C
Costello
Butte
Hogan
State
Wagon coal mines set no open-top cars
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered wagon coal mines not to use open-top coal cars unless equipped with an elevation or tipple to load. The rule aims to reduce delay and equipment waste, easing congestion when mines cannot load on private tracks. It takes effect immediately and runs until next April 1, affecting about 3,000 wagon mines from the total 7,400. Shipping in ux ears remains allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Ux Ears
Census Report Wraps Count In Several Cities
Washington August 26 Boise Idaho 21393 up 4035 23.2 per cent Hutchinson Kan 23298 up 6934 42.4 per cent Independence Kan 11992 up 1440 13.7 per cent El Paso Texas revised 77543 up 38264 97.4 per cent Previously announced 83836 Marion Ohio revised 27891 up 9659 53 per cent Previously announced 28591 Vicksburg Miss 17921 down 2883 13.9 per cent Richmond Va 171667 up 44039 34.5 per cent Ardmore Okla 14181 up 5563 64.6 per cent Watertown S C 9400 up 2390 34.1 per cent Fort Worth Texas 196482 up 33170 45 per cent Paris Texas 149349 up 3670 32.6 per cent Mart Texas 3105 up 166 5.6 per cent San Jose Cal 39604 up 10658 36.8 per cent Danville Va 21539 up 2519 13.2 per cent.
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Washington
Boise
Idaho
Hutchinson
Kan
Independence
el Paso
Texas
Marion
Ohio
Vicksburg
Miss
Richmond
Ardmore
Oklo
Watertown
S. C
Fort Worth
Paris
Mart
San Jose
Cal
Danville
Scout Organization Expansion Planned in Butte
The local Boy Scout council plans a broad organizing program to form new troops and recruit scoutmasters assistants bikemasters and special instructors. Districts will be supervised by deputy commissioners under district councils. volunteers needed to fill vacant troop roles and support 21 existing troops as school resumes. The effort emphasizes community service character health and youth training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Council
Benjamin Owen
Owen
Butte
Scout Organization
Census of Ex-Service Men Planned in Montana
Preliminary plans for a state wide census of ex service men are being formed by Red Cross Knights of Columbus Y M C A and the Butte welfare officer. Emmett O Brien adjutant of Silver Bow post will lead canvassers to visit every ex service man home in Butte to gather data on disability insurance and bonus claims. Districts will be drawn, managers named and workers started as soon as drive arrangements finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Butte
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
The police court heard speeding arrests who forfeited bonds after failing to appear for trial. Nineteen named defendants including BM. P. Kelly Hugh Carroll Charles M Tauer George La Sage and others faced forfeitures. Several others such as M J Connell Co Hammond Claude Nouble and Isadore Melich were fined for traffic violations. Sam Burzon and Beckman received fines for neglect of lawful business and possession of moonshine respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BM. P. Kelly
Hugh Carroll
Charles M Tauer
George la Sage
Fred Crothers
James Walton
A. Zacharopoulis
John Hopkins
Lee Hayes
Henry Young
Lucile Howard
Guy Pratt
Dr. KT. Johnson
John H. Smith
Alexander Loiselle
T. &. Sullivan
J. J. Gleason
Joseph Thomas
M. J. Connell Company
Cp. Dpd
Hammond
Claude Nouble
Isadore Melich
Sam Burzon
Beckman
Bick
Two Divorces Granted in Local Courts
Hyman Derzovitz was granted a divorce from Vera Derzovitz in Judge Judes Jackson's court yesterday. Abe Cc. Trell was granted a divorce from Mayme C. Trell in Judge Lamb's court. Desertion cited as grounds in both cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Derzovitz
Vera Derzovitz
Judes Jackson
Abe Cc. Trell
Mayme C. Trell
Judge Lamb
VUCANOVICH ENTERS PLES IN LIQUOR CASE
John Vuccanovich of 511 East Park Avenue Anaconda was arrested by federal agents on a charge of maintaining a nuisance in the sale of liquor. He pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Van Etten and va bonds of 3090 were set. A hearing is scheduled for September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vuccanovich
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
van Etten
Parson Cheered by Widow Over Deceased Husband
A Parisan tone frames a widow crying that her husband is in heaven, while she notes his first wife also in heaven. The New York Globe quotes the exchange as a blunt, sardonic epitaph on romance.
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New York Globe
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Mueller
Acu
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Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
Mureray
St James
Hoseitals
Triplebent City
Symnasium
Murray, St. James
Deaconess
Census Reports
Vantine’s Temple
Mary Garden
Jhe
Nad Velour
Zephyr Ginghams
Pat
Edison Electric
Manny
National Electric Company
West Park St
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Ples
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