Clashes in Mitchell Court Martial Over Procedural Warnings
In Washington on December 3, opposing counsel clashed during the Col. William Mitchell court martial. General Howze warned the judges and attorneys to stop wrangling as cross examination continued of Lieut. Commander Rosendahl. Navy officers Mayer and Lansdowne testified the Shenandoah gas valves functioned and did not cause the disaster. Reid pressed Mayer as cross-examination continued into the night with Mayer to be examined again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
William Mitchell
Robert L. Howze
Howze
Army
Charles E. Rosendahl
Shenandoah
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Allen Gullion
Reid
Roland G. Mayer
Mitchell
Navy
Mayer
Davy O Connor to Speak at Butte Open Forum
Davy O Connor, chief probation officer of the county, will discuss his work with troubled youth at the Butte Open Forum session at the YMCA next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The event is open to the public.
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Davy O'Connor
Butte
Four Leave Bonds On Liquor Charges
Four individuals charged with bootlegging forfeited bonds of 150 dollars each in yesterday's police court session. The defendants were Oscar Miller Mrs Cloonan Jack Kiuse and Bill Callue. A lone drunk appeared for the session.
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Oscar Miller
Cloonan
Jack Kiuse
Bill Callue
City to Accept Bills by 5 PM Today
City Clerk Harrington announced that all persons with bills against the city must present them before 5 o'clock this afternoon to ensure payment this month.
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Harrington
Boster and Wiewick Unite in Butte Nuptials
Rolio E. Boster of Butte and Miss Hattie Wiewick of Chester Mont were married last evening at St Mark’s Lutheran church parsonage. The Rev M D Huddloff officiated with Charles B Chisam and Mrs Chisam, sister of the bride, as attendants. The couple will reside in Butte.
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Boster-Wiewick
Rolio E. Boster
Butte
Hattie Wiewick
Chester
Mont
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
M. D. Huddloff
Charles B. Chisam
Congress Eyes Air Service Row For U S Aviation
Washington December 3 A clash over air power dominates the coming session with Senator Robinson Arkansas urging unification of air activities and Representative Curry California planning two bills to boost air recognition. The president's air board report sparks debate as War Secretary Davis and Navy Secretary Wilbur praise its constructive framing for aviation's defense role.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Defense Organization
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Curry
California
Air Board
Rotary
War
Davis
Wilbur
Navy
Great Falls Promoter Given Prison Sentence
Sam W. Weeks promoter of the defunct Montana Automobile Finance company in Great Falls pleaded guilty to making a false statement to the First National Bank of Butte and was sentenced to two to five years in Deer Lodge. He left for prison with Sheriff Norton after being returned from New York, where he had faced grand larceny charges over $150, while the company’s assets were overstated at $410,711.23 in his 1925 filing. Weeks, a 36 year old with a New York family, helped Montana’s financial scene before the firm collapsed last spring under fictitious conditions.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Sam W.W. Weeks
Montana Automobile Finance Company of
First National Bank of
Butte
H. H. Ewing
Deer Lodge
Weeks
T. J. Norton
New York
Automobile Finance Company
Automobile Finance Trustees
Sop Ey
Butte Bank
Montana
Automobile Finance
Weather Map Data and Regional Trends Noted
The report lists temperature ranges for many cities, notes a low pressure area moving into the Mississippi valley, and reports rising barometers in the Northwest. It states the high pressure crest sits over Southern Oregon, Southern Idaho, and Northern Nevada, with light rain or snow in Western Washington Southwestern Montana and Northwestern Wyoming. Warming in Western Washington and cooling in Northern and Central Montana and the provinces are described.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Mississippi Valley
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Westernashington
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Naming
Youths accused of extortion used church as meeting place
Bloomington, Ill. three Freeport college students Robert D. Schroeder Henry Raepple Jr. and Harry Commons allegedly ran a blackmail extortion campaign against prominent citizens. They used Grace Episcopal Church as headquarters and telephoned victims to demand money. They obtained 1000 from Frank Haegle and were arrested by Chief George C. Donstead. the suspects, armed and with death threats, deny the charges.
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The
Central Press
Bloomington
Ill
Robert D. Schroeder
Henry Raepple Jr
Harry Commons
Freeport
Illinois
Grace Episcopal Church
Frank Haegle
George C. Donstead
Schroeder
Haegle
Ladies' Aid Bazaar and Community Events Across Town
The Welsh Presbyterian church Ladies' Aid hold their annual bazaar starting Friday at 3 pm with evening programs led by J. M. Jones. The event includes varied musical offerings and no admission. Other notices include a party for Rev. Hugh D. Darsie, visits to Bradford Inn, Columbine club at Stewart avenue, card parties, Needlework gatherings, and hospital notes highlighting local residents and upcoming society activities.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Welsh Presbyterian Church
J. M. Jones
Evan Roberts
J. D. Wallace
Sarah
Laura Bellis
McMillan
Vera Hopkins
Hugh D. Darsie
Northern Lights
Young People's Department
Christian Memorial Church
Bradford Inn
Darsie
FE. R
Emma Bryant
George Ambrose
R. W. Hemingway
Howard Johnston
Fred Pooler
Elmer Johnston
A. G. Garton
Norman Betson
William Thomason
Harrison Avenue Theater
New Toys
Richard Barthelmess
Big Co
Kathryn Baird Sullivan
Edward Champion Hall
Butte Circle No. 17
Grand Army
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Sullivan
Ed Shea
Wilbur Brennan
Jim Harrington
Ed Anderson
Sunshine Neighbors Club
Stewart Street
Charles Bryant
John Buck
A. H. Downs
Juanita Bryant
Peter Connelly
Garfield Avenue
Deaconress Hospital
Duncan Morrison
Murray Hospital
Ed Thomas
Five Hundred Club
A. Blewett
R. Calloway
L. Kelser
KR. Osenbrug
L. Granath
J. Nostrom
M. Roberts
Thomas
Harold Mead
Missoula
Skages stores owned by Skaggs brothers and executives
Skages stores are owned solely by four Skaggs brothers and executive heads among employees who meet positions and requirements. No outside investment has ever been made since incorporation, no bonds or preferred stock exist, and no common stock has been sold to outsiders. Next Week Where Do the Profits Get.
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Skages
Skaggs Brothers
Carload of Idaho beans and groceries listed for sale
Advertised items include red Mexican beans five pounds at 49 cents, small white beans five pounds at 49 cents, Great Northern beans five pounds, plus oats and other grocery items. The fragment mentions double quick oats and a premium product but text is incomplete.
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Idaho
Great Northern
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Davy O’connor
Open Forum
Qa Kellogg
Gongreso
RD Schroeder
Gorge
Constead
Grace Church
Henry Waepple
South Side News
H. D. Smith
Keokuk Street
Russell Winslow
Floral Boulevard
Mabel McHugh
Warren Avenue
Mosic
Bertha
Helen Hofreuter
Ina
Yvonne Tibbetts
Mae
Franklin
Bill
Kellogg's
Ali-Sran
All-Bran
A United Stores
Skaggs
Eben
Skageze
Skagen
Steck
Bhages
Stock Exchange
Firet Skagweetore
Atures
Standard
Cs Ieee
Alber’s
Peacock
Ceylon
India
Anaconda
Quartz
Holland Skating Rink
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