Pierce Butler Emerges As Possible Supreme Court Nominee
Senator T J Walker asserts there is no Attorney Leary in Silver Bow County and praises Pierce Butler as a candidate for the U S Supreme Court. Butler, born 1866 in Minnesota, rose from rural origins through law practice to public service and is lauded for democracy, memory, and tireless work.
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Silver Bow
Tn Reson
T. J. Walker
Atee
D. J. Leary
Benator Walker
Pierce Utier
Pierce Butler
Weert
Senator Walker
Butte
Charles . Kelly
Freetors
The
Metals Bank and Ast Company
Mr. Kelly
St. Paul
J. Butler
Washington
Awgel Leary
Orthfield
Minn
Patrick
Mary Buter
America
Glendalough
County Low
Ireland
T Pine Bend
Bly
Patrick Butler
Dakota County
Pierce
Amily
Carleton College
John W. Pinch
John Twohy
Twohy
Judge Twohy
West
Ramsey County
Butler
Wooden Wilson
Princeton
University of Minnesota
Wilson
Annie M. Cronin
United States Supreme Bench
Jackson
Lincoln
Harding
School Board Acts On Coal Purchase And Auditorium Fees
Trustees approved accepting coal delivered at 7.20 per ton amid graft concerns from a prior dealer. They raised auditorium rental to 35 a night after recent property damage at Butte High School. The board discussed Christmas vacation timing and janitor staffing, with action deferred on both. The auditorium was reserved for Dec 15 and 16 events and the Tramps basketball group earned weekly gym time.
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Lindsay
Western Fuel Company
Baldwin
Enngineers Union
Emerson School
Butte High School
Sweet
James Cumminer
Nellie Brennan
Peter Larkin
Tramps
Electric Hoist Lifts Cars for Repairs in Garage
An electric hoist is used inside a garage to lift automobiles for necessary repairs. The setup allows access to undercarriage work and routine maintenance while vehicles are suspended in the air.
Montana school aVOTEM breaking calls for relief in education
A Montana school report urges immediate action to fund public education and remove inequalities in access. It cites rural school term limits, county deficits, and university funding strains. Dr. E G Dexter addressed the board regarding university chancellorship considerations.
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Montana
State Teachers’ Association
University of Montana
E. G. Dexter
Porto Rico
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Chillicothe
Ohio
Woman Prisoner Dawn to Liberty Escapes From Los Angeles Jail
A female inmate aided by accomplices escaped the Los Angeles county jail by sawing guards through three steel bars and cutting through heavy mesh. Deputies hunted possible fugitives across the western Mexican border and along southern California routes, while the matron and staff investigated who aided the escape from the third floor tank cell.
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Liberty
Mexico
California
Los Angeles County
Federal Building
Phillips
L. D. Fisher
Long
Mrs. Phillips
Harding to change constitution faces mixed Senate support
The White House and several administration leaders oppose the proposed constitutional amendment altering presidential elections. The measure would have states select presidents and vice presidents by general elections with joint Senate-House canvassing, and would shift inauguration to January. Proponents argue it fixes a democratic shortcoming. opponents warn against frequent constitutional changes.
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Harding
White House
Senate
House
Norris
Congress
Agricultural Committee
Election of Officers in Lesion Auxiliary
The annual election of officers of the women’s auxiliary of the American Legion was held last evening. New officers named include Mrs. FP Teviin as president, Mrs. Elsie Noyes as vice president, Mrs. I P Sullivan as secretary, Mrs. Patterson as escort, Mrs. Lydia Burley as historian, Mrs. Harriet Estey as chaplain, and Mrs. Walter Jaap as musician.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Butte
Margaret Comba
Auxiliary
FP. J. Teviin
Elsie Noyes
I. P. Sullivan
Patterson
Lydia Burley
Harriet Estey
Walter Jaap
Centerville to Host Banquet for Football Champions
Centerville's football champions will be honored at a banquet at the Silver Bow club this evening at 6 45. Arranged by Centerville's old guard, the event features a program recalling this season and honoring seven title holders.
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Centerville
Silver Bow Club
Old Guard
Operators Pave Way To Coal Settlement
A plan of settlement agreed by coal operators from 15 bituminous states aims to ease wage talks with miners. Operators say concessions enough to attract John L. Lewis as representatives meet tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Tiger visitor at White House reads Lincoln and bears
Ambassador Jusserand tours Washington sites visiting the Lincoln Memorial and Gettysburg address wall inscriptions. At the zoo he studies bear dens and comments to Juusserand before returning to the White House for lunches, interviews, and talks urging action over a league of nations.
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Ambassador Jusser
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln
Temple
Clemenceau
Monument
Chevy Chase
Zoological Garden
M. Juusserand
Crescent Place
Henry White
Washington
Hughes
Mellon
Weeks
Denby
Tasker H. Bliss
White Home
White House
United States
the Tiger
Paris
America
League of Nations
England
Emanuel Lutheran Bazaar Draws Large Crowd at Parish Sales
The Emanuel Lutheran church bazaar on Silver and Montana streets reports strong turnout with stock greatly reduced. A featured item is the Queen Poll, now on display and scheduled for sale this evening.
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Emanuel Lutheran Church
Silver
Montana Streets
Irish constitution becomes law with royal assent
In London on December 5 the Irish constitution and the consequential provisions bill received the king's assent after a brief ceremony. Timothy Healy is named as the first governor general of the Irish Free State. A proclamation will declare adoption and operation begins immediately. Evacuation of British troops from Free State territory is expected to complete by December 18.
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London
House of Commons
Timothy Healy
Irish Free State
George
Sandringham
Buckingham Palace
Free State
Montana Theater Owners Organize in Butte Meet
Fifty owners from across Montana formed the Motion Picture Theater Owners of Montana in Butte at the Broadway theater. Merle Davis was elected president and A J Moeller represented the national group. The organizer urged independence from controlled distribution and emphasized public service and Red Cross cooperation.
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Moving Picture
Montana
Butte
Motion Picture Theater Owners of
National Association
A. J. Moeller
Ita
Broadway
Merle Davis
Ansonia Amusement Company
F. A. Bodeker
Ellen Theater
Bozeman
FE. Lake
Lake Theater
Baker
William A. Woolfall
Harrison Avenue Theater
Albert Nadeat
Bluebird Theater
Anaconda
James H. Rowe
W. Hartwig
Dillon
E. P. White
Livingston
Rolla Duncan
Billings
Moeller
Nation Organization
Motion Picture Owners of America
American Red Cross
Education Week Sees Broad Community Involvement
Butte marks Education Week with student talks at Butte High School by J Bruce Kremer and a planned teachers seminar by Superintendent Douglass. A mass meeting at People's Church features Rev Howard C Lynch B E Crane and William Starr with music by Miss Winecoff and Starr.
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Butte
Alan
Butte High School
J. Bruce Kremer
Kremer
Douglass
People's Church
Morrison Avenue
Howard C. Lynch
B. BE. Crane
William Starr
Butte Anaconda Cutoff Opens Travel Between Cities
County commissioners announced a new cutoff between Butte and Anaconda is open to motorists. The shorter route features a firm crushed rock and granite foundation, topped with granite dressing, and replaces the rough old road. Equipment will be stored until spring road work resumes.
Opera Company Delights Large Audience at Rotana Club
The Mary Adel Haya Opera Company presented a varied program last night, mixing Rigoletto and Martha acts with solo performances by Miss Clark and Miss Hays. Rich contralto Miss Richards, tenor Mr Schell, and baritone Mr Winman drew encores, ending with the colonial dance Amaryllis.
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Rotana Club
Mary Adel Haya Opera Company
Name
Opera Company
Martha
Miss Clark
Miss Richards
Mr Winman
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Flu Warning Aches
An old fashioned counter irritant Musterole is promoted to relieve congestion from influenza grippe and pneumonia warnings. The ad describes a warm tingle and cooling relief from topical mustard plaster substitute, urging emergency use and noting prices 85¢ and 65¢ for jars and tubes.
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Supreme Court
Nasnelly
Butte Legionaires
Silver Bowst
American Legion
the Brooms
Avotem Breaking
Samuel Jb. Winslow
Massachusetts
Senator Borah
Idaho
Coal Fact Finding Commission
Dawn
Lesion Auxiliary
Walt
Immaculate Conception
Legezat
A. O'Brien
Charles McAuliffe
Joseph Murphy
J. §. McGrath
H. Regan
Sullivan
Earl F. Blodgett
J. Leveque
James B. orFlynn
W. J. Feeney
Hugh McCarren
Merchandise Booth
Pete McPermott
John A. Fleming
Leonard F. Stafford
Martin Prendereaet
Frank Shields
Dan Downey
Auto Booth
P, CC
Dietler
Frank Heaney
Joseph P. Hunt
A. Conn
M. F. Moroney
Ralph Fournier
Dr. McGonigie
Fred A. Lehn
Hams
John Jeming
C. McDermott
L. Stafford
Baggar
R. R. Kilroy
R. C. Monahan
T. C. O'Donnell
Father Barry
Father Leonard
Frank Feeney
Emanuel Lutheran Bazaar
Illoit
Tata
LAW
Montana Theater Owners Organize
Louisiana
Westlake
City of
Lutoff
Dr. Kings
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