Venable to Talk Before Oil Men in Great Falls
Frank R. Venable of Butte will address oil men in Great Falls on inviting Montana industries to co operate in the Pacific Northwest exposition. He will explain the coming Madison Square Garden show and urge Montana exhibits to represent all state industries. The Montana oil industry has grown rapidly, prompting cooperation with the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas association which will meet in Great Falls on the same dates as the Montana group.
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Montana
Frank R. Venable
Butte
Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana Association
Madison Square Garden
East
Great Northwest
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association
U. Men
Casper
Wyo
Great Falls
Butte High students hear announcements on dances and letters
An assembly during fifth period honored football letter winners led by Principal Ragsdale and Virgina Warner. Sports, academics, and upcoming dances were announced including junior hard times, sophomore dance on Dec 11, and a regular student council session.
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Ragsdale
Virgina Warner
Fries
Butte High
Charles Davis
Dalton Dawson
Leonard Wilcox
Robert Davis
Paul Roceti
Leonard Larson
Roy Larson
William Fenter
Hau Chang
Frank Schneller
John Ambrosetti
William Inkert
Howard Maxwell
Walter Cox
William Negerbon
William Abt
Anaconda Elks to Deliver Memorial Address at Butte Theater
The Butte lodge of Elks observes the first Sunday of December with memorial exercises at the Broadway theater. Senator T. P. Stewart of Anaconda will deliver the address, with Exalted Ruler P. J. Driscoll overseeing the ritual and performances by Miss Lucille Lloyd, Miss Helen Miller, and the Butte Mines band. Twelve lodge members who died this year are listed, and arrangements are led by Frank A. Bigelow and others.
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Broadway Theater
Butte Lodge of Elks
Elka
No. 240
Elks
Montana Street
T. P. Stewart
Anaconda
P. J. Driscoll
Lucille Lloyd
Maes Helen Miller
Butte Mines Band
Sam Treloar
William Moby Ray Lahiff
James Cummins
Alfred J. van Nes
Paul A. Rooney
J. R. Driscoll
William Maxwell
Frank A. Bigelow
Merle Davis
Frank le Sage
Sam H. Treloar
R. R. Schroeder
Frank G. Meinhart
Edward J. Murphy
John J. Cronin
Charles Swartz
William G. Doyle
Harry A. Wiliams
William A. Clark
George E. Palmer
Charles H Franklin
Louis P. Larson
Daniel B. Kelley
Isaac A. Hellbronner
Arthur L. Hawkesworth
Daniel J. Courtney
John Scovil
Daniel P. Sullivan
Robert G. Gates
Joeph G. O'Brien
D. M. G. Vucovich
Frank Maley
Ederick Colbert
Stephen Willard Ack Hangauer
Iles Doychert
Masonic Lodge Hosts Glever Program for Members
Summit lodge No. 123 A F and A M entertained members and families with a clever evening. The Ramblers club directed by Mrs L R Margette and the Masonic orchestra performed with Mrs George Berryman on piano. The program featured solos, sketches, readings, and choruses by club members and local performers.
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Billie’ Johnson
Zaydee Langren
J. B. Gowan Jr
Maiden and
the Jay
Charles Thomas
Ed Rule
Effie Gray
Frank Ehrig
George Berryman
Not Guilty of Murder in Nettie Ottinger Case
Miles City jury returns not guilty verdict after nearly 24 hours deliberation in the case of Nettie Ottinger charged with murdering her husband Arthur Z. Ottinger. Arthur died May 2 in Miles City with poisoning later found in his stomach during disinterment and tests in Kansas.
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Associated Press
Miles City
Nettie Ottinger
Arthur Z. Ottinger
Ottinger
Kansas
The Scarlet West at Rialto Promises Western Romance
The Scarlet West, hailed as a standout motion picture, opens today at the Rialto theater. Filmed in piano country southwestern Colorado, it embodies the romantic West. Also features Grady the pianist in comic routines and EB and Jay McCrea in a vaudeville act "Up He Goes" with thrilling aerial feats, plus a photo feature "After Business Hours" starring Elaine Harmmerstein.
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Rialto Theater
Colorado
Grady
Jay McCrea
Elaine Harmmerstein
Broadway Show Brings Vaudeville to Butte for Three Days
Broad theater presents Association Vaudeville with La Petite Ballet led by Ollienne Terry and company, five dancers, and a rapid Charleston and pony dance finale. Magician Allen Norman performs humorously with magic and mystic names. Frankie Hall and Billy O Brien offer Sky-Larking with vocal numbers and tenor songs. Al Grady delivers a nutty pianologue as part of the act.
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Broad Theater
Association
Butte
la Petite Ballet
Ollienne Terry
Miss Terry
Allen Norman
Frankie Hall
Billy O'Brien
Miss Hall
al Grady
The Knockout at American theater stars Milton Sills
Fistic followers are promised a real treat with The Knockout at the American theater today starring Milton Sills. The production features a dozen professional pugilists and a famous referee amid prize fight scenes recalling Jeck Dempsey’s knockout of Geor entier in Thirty Acres. An executive from Fret National Pictures discovered John Philip Kolb, a former New York truck driver, and signed him to play the heavy in The Knockout, launching his movie career.
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Milton Sills
America
Jeck Dempsey
Georentier
Geissatoyle
John Philip Kolb
New York
John
Fret National Pictures
Life's Greatest Game at Ansonia Theater
The Emory Johnson production Life's Greatest Game plays at the Ansonia for the last times today. Set against baseball, the film blends present and past with insight and drama. Mrs Johnson paints a human, moving Melo drama that widens entertainment beyond technical sport detail.
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Emory Johnson
Ansonia Theater
Eric Johnson
Riverside Seven club hosts afternoon gathering
Mrs Rex Fuller welcomed Riverside Seven at 1813 Grand Avenue with cards, needlework, and music followed by lunch. Guests included Misses Gilfeather, Shirley Fuller, Annette Stodden, and Katherine Kelly among others. The note lists other club meetings and social events around town.
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Rex Fuller
Riverside Seven Club
Grand Avenue
W. D. Gilfeather
Percy Stodden
Joe Devine
Mike Kelly
Wilfred McIntosh
Mary Lois Gilfeather
Shirley Fuller
Annette Stodden
Katherine Kelly
Taylor
Jolly Pink Club
GC. McLean
I. Hubert
N. F. Frank
A. Holter
J. E. Barraugh
R. Yeo
Kate Cunningham
McLean
Hubert
Frank
J. E. Emerson
Harvard Avenue
Loyal Star Club
Fire in Roosevelt Building Damages $100,000 in Chicago
A blaze swept the 14 story Roosevelt building at Michigan avenue and Roosevelt road driving residents and hotel guests into the streets. The fire caused estimated damages of $100,000 and involved small manufacturing concerns in the structure.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Michigan Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Divorce Granted Before Husband Diees In Cruelty Case
In Chicago on December 4, Stella Miekiwooz obtained a divorce from Walter Miekiwooz on grounds of cruelty two hours before his death. She learned of the death after the decree was signed and, remorseful, asked to handle funeral arrangements. Relatives refused, and the divorce judge upheld the relatives' stance on appeal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Walter Miekiwooz
Stella Miekiwooz
Fred Dahlen Named Manager of Butte Piggly Wiggly
Fred Dahlen, formerly of Helena Piggly Wiggly, was appointed manager of the Butte store at 111 West Park Street yesterday. He brings a long service record in the Piggly Wiggly chain and a strong grasp of merchandising, expected to win many friends in Butte.
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Fred Dahlen
Helena
Butte
West Park Street
Dahlen
Sracin
Utte
Milkman Fined for Parking Cart After Three Years
Mose Vanino, a milkman, paid a $10 fine in police court for violating parking rules. A South Arizona street barber alleged the milk wagon had been parked by his shop for the last three years. Pauline Hansen and Jack Hansen were fined $10 each on vagrancy charges.
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Mose Vanino
Arizona
Vanino
Pauline Hansen
Jack Hansen
First English woman aviator Grahame-White dies
Mrs Grahame-White, aged pioneer aviatrix of England, dies in Sussex on December 4. The widow of aviation pioneer Claude Grahame-White, she learned flight via a craft piloted by her son Claude Grahame-White, a noted aviator, marking a historic entry for women in aviation.
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Associated Press
Frygate
Sussex
Land
Grahame-White
Claude Grahame- White
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Nina Daily
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Harrison Avenue Theater
Columbia Sewing Club
J. Pascoe
J. E. Bateman
W. H. Martin
P. H. Martin
Charles Otto
M. Cantlon
J. Patterson
J. Smith
Ora Martin
Mildred Otto
St. Ann’s Parish
George Noyes
Pine Street
Connell Building
P. Lehaney
A. Hawkesworth
B. McNally
Will Boyle
John Burke
Jensen
Bhileen
Ricco
Recksick
Charles McKenna
Margaret McCormick
Leonard Smith
A. P. McDonald
P. McDonald
D. L. Porter
M. P. Ross
Mathew Ross
Elena
Pr Carroll
T. Taylor
Chevien
A. Taylor
Walnut Street
Piggly Wiggly
Campbell’s Soup
Canada
Il.mea
Che. Knockodout
Ted Rose
Piggly Wiggly Store
Loomis Orchestra
Ray Angwin
Jimmie Chatham
Joshers
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