Great Artists on Victor Records Lead Vaudeville Appeal
The Victrola brings top vaudeville and comedy stars to homes nationwide with Victor records. Caruso and Galli-Curci to Lauder and Will Rogers cover opera, humor, and popular songs, with Whiteman’s Orchestra and others offering wideDance and entertainment galore for fans of stage stars and radio alike.
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Victor Records
Victor
Caruso
Galli-Curci
Chaliapin
Kreisler
Elman
Heifetz
Harry Lauder
Will Rogers
Fanny Brice
Duncan Sisters
Paul Whiteman
John Steel
Georgia Price
Lou Holtz
Belle Baker
Beinhardt
Gallagher
Shean
Walter C. Kelly
Virginia Judge
Mario Cahill
Aileen Stanley
Taylor Holmes
Ralph Bingham
Joseph Cawthorn
Billy Murray
Henry Burr
Raymond Hitchcock
de Wolf Hopper
Blackface
Eddie Ross
Pietro
Ziegfield Follies
New York
Benson
Chicago
Leviathan
Brooke Johns
The
Collegians
Charles Dornberger
Dillon Notes Local Visitors And Travelers
Dillon business and social notes list Joe Mellen returning to Armstead, George Clemon attending to matters, George Ilsenweber Alder magnate visiting with Mrs. Lonnie Hutton in Dillon, T. K. Mellon from Butte, Mrs. Schulz visiting from Sheridan, Pat Garrett from Ogden Utah, Frank Beecher Reichle rancher, A. T. Crossley Apex mining man, Wendell and Helen Jardine returning from the Big Hole basin.
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Dillon
Joe Mellen
Armstead
George Clemon
Big Hole Basin
George Ilsinenweber
Alder
Dillon Yeseray
W&s
Gath
Lonnie Hutton
Jeffers
T. K. Mellon
Butte
A. Schulz
Sheridan
Pat Garrett
Ogden
Utah
Frank Beecher
Reichle
A. T. Crossley
Apex
Wendell
Helen Jardine
Big Hole
Bennett
Ranch and town residents gather in Dillon today
John Mullen of Armstead and Lyston Dansie back from Salt Lake City visited Dillon. S. Tash conducts business from his Grasshopper ranch. Mrs. G Gould arrives from Twin Bridges for a stay in town.
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Nce
Bedrock
John Mullen
Armstead
Lyston Dansie
Salt Lake City
S. Tash
Dillon
G. Gould
Twin Bridges
Rail labor board denies vacation rule in dispatcher schedule
The United States railroad labor board released a decision today denying the American Train Dispatchers' association request to include a vacation allowance rule in the nine-condition schedule of rules.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Suits and Divorces Highlight Local Court Actions
Jack Israel sues Shady Mohammed for 180.34 for socks sold in 1922. The day also sees default judgments in cases against Gates and Duncan executors, and against Morrison. A divorce case, Calhoun v Calhoun, advances with child support and name restoration. Other estates report assets, appoint administrators, and a stock sale is disclosed.
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Jack Israel
Shady Mohammed
F. W. Haskins
Richard and Mary Coyne
W. A. Gates
James Duncan
G. D. Moore
Judge Carroll
John Casey
Albert B. Morrison
Clarence Hanley
Walker
Casey
Bernice Calhoun
Eldridge Raymond Calhoun
Plaintiff
Guardian
J. M. Harper
St. Paul
Bart Formento
Maddelena
Metals Bank
Mary Boyd Kemp
Montana Electric
Washington Electric Companies
Garfield Perrier
A. J. Davis
H. L. Bargion
Two Bids For County Coal Supply
County commissioners report only two bid proposals for supplying five cars of coal. The offers come from J. C. Ambrosetti and the Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile company. About 26 coal dealers operate in Butte. officials expressed surprise at the low bid count. The two bids are being considered under advisement.
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J. C. Ambrosetti
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Company
Butte
Dorris Motor Co to be dissolved in St Louis
Stockholders voted to dissolve the Dorris Motor Car Co which builds the Dorris automobile. A meeting was set for tomorrow to discuss refinancing or sale options. The firm lists $800000 in assets and about $56000 in debt with years of losses.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Dorris Motor Car Company
Dorris
George P. Dorris
H. Benjamin Krenning
ETEA
Haynes
Inton
Dorris Company
Relations in Ruhr greatly improved says AP report
Paris December reports from the Ruhr are encouraging to the French government and suggest progress toward an invisible occupation status. Improved relations between the German administration and the occupation authorities raise hope for a change in regime as the new German ministry’s reparations stance remains uncertain.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ruhr
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Kolinsky
Polaire
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Merode Union
Munsing Union
Union
Fme Yno
Cavaliers
Cravenette
Cavaliers de Luxe
Shady Mohammed Ued
Israel
PT Pets
Dorris Motor CO
Rhur
Scullys
E Tani
Aass
ScuLly
D. B. Scully
Japan
China
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