Butte Notes and Local Hotel Guests at Acoma and Grand
Local notes list guests and visitors at the Acoma and Grand hotels including Orton Bros piano ads and December officer elections for Copper Leaf Hive and Joseph Corly Auxiliary. Mentions travelers from Helena Billings Great Falls Missoula Basin Armstead and Warm Springs with several community events and upcoming bazaars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Adv
Margaret Barett
Laurel
Grand Hotel
C. L. Hewitt
Alex Kicewick
Helena
Thornton Hotel
C. A. Brotherton
Warm Springs
Acoma
E. E. Doty
Great
Joseph Corly
Walkerville Review
Women's Benefit Association
Masonic Hall
Walkerville
Milwaukee to Serve Prize Winning Beef on Trains
Milwaukee officials announce prize winning Montana cattle will be used for steaks and roasts aboard the Olympian and Pioneer Limited. Diners on the crack trains will soon see prize beef featured on Milwaukee menus after representatives attended the junior livestock show in St. Paul and purchased winning cattle.
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Olympian
Pioneer
Milwaukee Railway
St. Paul
The
Milwaukee
Montana
War record helps alleged burglar
Eighteen months in France with the AEF aided 1D. W. McNabb as he pled guilty to burglary in Judge J. J. Lynch's court. He robbed the Murphy Money Hack store on Fast Park street on Nov. 7 with a partner, receiving a sentence of 1.5 to 3 years. Deputy County Attorney OConnell questioned how access was gained. McNabb offered a self served remark and declined counsel. Burke, his alleged partner, had already been sentenced to 2 to 5 years.
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France
A. EF. F
W. McNabb
J. J. Lynch
McNabb
Murphy Money Hack
Fast Park Street
Lynch
Steve Burke
Tom O'Connell
Burke
Smith Victory Chief Topic in New York
L. O. Evans, chief counsel for Anaconda, returned from an October business trip after the Poser case hearing. The Poser case briefs are extended to January 3 for the defense and January 17 for the plaintiff. Evans noted Gov. Al Smith’s election victory as a major New York political achievement and described strong East Coast business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Evans
Anaconda Company
Clark
Anaconda
Poser
Bourquin
Butte Federal
Evans
New York
Washington
al Smith
Empire State
Chicago
Georgia Grace Dies at 19 in Butte Home
Miss Georgia Grace aged 19 native of Butte dies at home on Kaw avenue after a five week illness. She lived in Butte all her life and is survived by her parents, three sisters, two brothers, four aunts, three cousins, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending. Also mentions the body of Mrs Mildred Rensberger being moved to South Bend for funeral and interment. Roy Rensberger accompanied the body.
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Georgia Grace
Butte
Kaw Avenue
Grace
M. C. Grace
Dorothy
Winifred Grace
Charles Poole
John
Willard Grace
John McKenna
Margaret Thrascher
A. Stuewe
San Franciscca
Margaret Collizan
Walkerville
Pearl
Grace Thrascher
Willard Thrascher
Mildred Rensberger
White's Chanel
South Bend
Indiana
Roy Rensberger
Geary Dies in Duluth After 25 Years in Butte
Word reached Butte of Thomas Geary death in Duluth Minnesota yesterday after a yearlong illness. He lived in Butte for 25 years and leaves three brothers residing in Butte. Interment will be in Duluth.
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Duluth
Butte
Thomas Geary
Minn
Geary
Kiwanis Program Sets Speaker on Safety First
John L. Boardman, chairman of the safety bureau of Butte Anaconda Copper Mining, will be the principal speaker at the weekly Kiwanis meeting today at the New Finlen hotel. He will discuss safety first methods, with special musical numbers. Herman Blank and J. L. Carroll will speak briefly on the Christmas seal sale.
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Kiwanis
John L. Boardman
Bureau of Safety
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte Kiwanis Club
New Finlen Hotel
Herman Blank
J. L. Carroll
Jacques Moret faces another hearing in police court
In Butte today Jacques Moret again faces a hearing on a charge of wearing apparel not in keeping with her sex. Yesterday the demurrer was overruled after heated arguments between W H Maloney and City Attorney John Andrews. The packed courtroom saw a flamboyant display as Jacques, seen in men's dress, remained nonchalant and even smiled at times.
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Jacques Moret
Jacques
Butte
W. H. Maloney
John Andrews
Rome
Shea
Bar of Justice
W. H Maloney
James Chatham
Winter Garden
Jimmy Lundy
Rainier Park to Open Year Round in Washington
Rainier National Park in Washington will stay open throughout the year starting this week. The National Park Inn will operate all year to serve tourists, with special bus rates to and from the park and discounted train fares for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier Park
Rainier National Park
Washington
National Park Inn
Rainier
Park
Criminal term to be started today in district court
Trial opens in Judge J J Lynch's department with Griffin L Smith charged in a statutory offense. A large jury panel drawn by Judge Carroll will serve Lynch's department while portions of the pool help Bourquin and Carroll handle staggered cases. Eighty prospective jurors were summoned. names include Samuel Meldman Albert Luke R B Matlock W Maloney Charles Nelson P J Naughton O L Seng Veter Talman Joe Vetter and HG Hartman.
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J. J. Lynch
Department of District Court
Griffin L. Smith
Lynch
W. B. Carroll
George M. Bourquin
O. L. Seng
Montana
Veter Talman
Idaho
Joe Vetter
Dakota Street
HG. Hartman
California Seeks Montana Dairy Products Growth
Montana insurer executive Harry Cunningham says California cities buy more Montana butter than any state except California itself, with steady dairy shipments rising. He notes rains boosting business since 1885, optimism across the state, and preparations for a big tourist travel year. Cunningham met Montanans in San Francisco and Los Angeles and stayed with Patey Sullivan in Butte.
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California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Harry Cunningham
Helena
Montana Life Insurance Company
Butte
Cunningham
National
of Insurance Commissioners
Alan
Sos Angeles
Officials of Anaconda Go Return From East
J. R. Hobbin a vice president of the Anaconda company and J. L. Evane chief counsel return from a business trip to the Mant Min route to Butte. They stopped in Chicago to witness the Army Navy game at the new municipal stadium. The party included Mrs Hobbing and daughters and Mrs Evane and daughters. Mrs Hobbing carried postage from New York to South America with her mother while Mrs Evane stayed East visiting friends.
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J. R. Hobbina
Anaconda Company
JL. O. Evane
Butte
Chicago
Army-Navy
New
Municipal Stadium
Min
Hobbing
Mra. Kvane
Thanksgiving dinner at 2227 Florence avenue
Mr and Mrs Joseph Clark hosted Thanksgiving at their home 2227 Florence avenue. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ben Foley and two children of Anaconda, Mr and Mrs John Sullivan and four children, and Mrs Clark.
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Joseph Clark
Florence Avenue
Ben Foley
John Sullivan
Mra Clark
Dewey Avenue
Joe Kiley
Lenore McQuale
Bianc
Blanche Pollard
Lenore McQuaig
Mary BE. Schaad
Lydia Bronatrom
Frieda Hugo
Nora L. Curran
Dorothy Nettleton
Fllen Pohta
Margaret Nettleton
Aerial Mail Service Links Moscow to Solovetsky Island
Direct aerial communications for passengers and mail between Moscow and the prison island of Solovetsky in the frozen White Sea have been established, creating a new transport route.
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Moscow
Solovetsky
White Sea
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Chinook
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L. A. Green
Billings
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Great Falls
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Missoula
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F. Clifford
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Wisdom
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B. BR. Daniels
Wille
Miners Savings Bank & Trust Company
W. Park St
Georgia
Rialto
People's Community Church
Harrison & Major
Telephone
Irene Rich
Ronald Coleman Mae McAvoy
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Rose Garden
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