Dining cars removed as Montana rail lines cut service
Local officials warn fuel shortages will force further rail reductions. Oregon Short Line ends dining car service from Butte tonight. passengers urged to eat before boarding or carry meals. North Coast Limited last run last night. Missoula connections limited. Logans to Helena and Idaho routes canceled or annulled, disrupting local travel.
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Chicago, Milwaukee
Butte
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Burlington
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Loga
Plans for Handling Mail Trains Reduced by Virtue of Omnia
The Butte post office announces arrangements to handle incoming and outgoing mail with reduced rail service. Trains from Great Northern and Oregon Short Line will relay mail, with Helena, Idaho, and California routes affected. Delays possible as schedules adjust, but facilities will be expanded to cope with nearly doubled mail volume.
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Southern
Ponte
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Ural
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Oregon
Sipers
Real Falls
Thern Rails
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Cai Ubail
Logan
Pacific
Realism in Tom Mix Play Fools a Cop
A fragmented strip discusses realism in a Tom Mix stage play or film sequence titled The Maniac. It notes Mix’s effort to deliver thrills through motion and camera work while considering a role akin to a pickpocket.
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Walter Wiliams
Complaint filed over O D with Joseph FP Strong
Mi declares that her husband beat her on several occasions and she seeks protection and custody. Detailing alleged abuse, she asks for orders restraining him and to resume custody arrangements.
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Herod
Joseph FP. Strong
Former Butte Resident Malone Found Dead In Great Falls
B A Malone secretary treasurer of a Great Falls business firm and former Butte business college shorthand instructor died by suicide in the afternoon. He had come to Great Falls years ago from Seattle and, with Johnson, operated the Messrs Ride and May business, earning high regard as a skilled instructor.
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B.A. Malone
Great Falls Busin
Bute Tech
Butte Business College
Malone
Hutte
Wilson Basin College
Seattle
Great Falls Business College
Johnson
Messrs Rive & May
University women hosts tonight at campus program
University women hostesses present refreshments and a program tonight featuring Miss Cozette Lamb, Mies Mabel Lyden, violin by Miss Loretz, readings by Hofman and Miss Agnes Rowier, with piano.
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Jude
Cozette Lamb
Mabel Lyden
Iss Loretz
Hofman
Mise Agnee Rowier
Moe Bari Enters Star Artist Era
Reports from London praise Moe Bari as a rising yet present star with a powerful baritone and wide range. The Chilean Renato Zanelli is noted for elevating new talent, with Bari described as both artist of the present and the future.
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Chile
Renato Zanelli
Courts Non-Suit Two Civil Cases At Park
Judge Joseph R. Jackson granted a non suit in two civil cases in which Sophie Doyle sued Harry K Norris. The action involved property connected to a hotel and claims against James and Edwin M Lamb, with damages noted at over $600 and $55 in the other suit.
Guild Bazaar Slated For Saturday Benefit Tea In Parish House
Parish guild announces a Saturday bazaar and a silver tea next Saturday afternoon from 2 to 7. The event is promoted as one of the guilds most successful shows yet with notable workers including Mrs CW yey and Mrs FW Haskins contributing to the effort.
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CW. Yey
Mra
FW. Haskins
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