Real Obligations of Scoutmaster Training Session
Attorney Tom Davis urged Scoutmasters to be physically strong mentally and morally straight and to lead by example. The training night at the Chamber of Commerce in Butte featured Karl Genz Ben Owen Judge Sydney Lanner and Karin Hansen with a camp fire and a troop bridge building exhibiti on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Ting
Therore
America
Karl Genzon
Kements
Carlier
Yeli Ve Ben Owen
Butte
Sydney Lanner
Karin Hansen
Anacond
Scoutmasters’ Training School
Tenderfoot Scouts
Wife of man killed in mine sought here
Police sought Mrs Anna Zinkovich of this city after a Telluride accident killed her husband George Zinkovich. An address at 335 South Arizona street proved invalid, delaying locating Mrs Zinkovich. Authorities asked anyone with knowledge of her whereabouts to notify them. The Butte review No 22 of the W B A of Maccabees to meet Tuesday Dec 13 at K of P. Mrs Fitzmorris is commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Zinkovich
Telluride
Col
M. J. Walsh
George Zinkovich
Mra. Zinkovich
Butte Review
W. B. A. of Maccabees
K. of Phail
Mra. Fitzmorris
Seattle Woman Gains 20 Pounds After Tanlac Cure
Mrs. P. Provo of Seattle says influenza illness and related troubles nearly wrecked her health. After starting Tanlac her appetite returned, digestion improved, headaches and rheumatism faded, nerves quieted, and she gained 20 pounds. Tanlac sold by Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Uniform wage scale sought by Montana industries
The Associated Industries of Montana, meeting in Butte, voted to hold a referendum across branches to set a uniform state wage scale. The session elected Leah of Trident president and approved a plan to extend memberships, draft a new constitution, and appoint a committee for wage scale work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Industries of
Montana
Butte
Committee On
Associated Industries
Organization
E. A. Leach
Bozeman
R. C. Grant
Helena
Martin
Frank Venable
George Shea
Billings
G. H. Bray
National Industrial Couninct
BE. Kent Hubbard
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Mooney Case Plea Backed By San Francisco Union
Leonard Craig arrives in Butte to plead Mooney’s case before local labor groups. He says the matter is in California’s district court of appeals and may go to the U S Supreme Court. Also notes dentist? no.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Craig
Murders Union of
San Francisco
Butte
Tom Mooney
Trades Assembly
Mr. Craig
Mooney
District Court of Appeals
California
United States Supreme Court
Proposed changes to mining law explained at Montana Society meeting
Sam Barker outlined key proposed changes to bill 7736 including claim location apex law clustered boundary shapes and discovery before location while the Montana Society of Engineers discussed views on chemical engineering progress. Norris Wells Cobleigh and others spoke on air infiltration building chemistry and coal tar industry at the Bozeman inspired program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Arnott
Nevada
Congress
Sam Barker
Montana Society of Engineers
Court House
3 Ing Association
Barker
Washington
Cobleigh
Norris
Bozeman
Wells
Knights of Columbus Monthly Show Delights Butte Audience
Early 700 members attended a Knights of Columbus social at the Butte council for a monthly entertainment event. Ed Rouleau opened with an orchestra, followed by Miss Edna Mackey performing a clever Tiny Tim impression. Burke and Daly offered a brief dialogue, then a quartet sang Nobody's Darling. Tom McNulty presented a Bathing Beauties act with John Drout and Maggie Mueller. The night ended with a dance and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Butte Council
Ed Rouleau
Edna Mackey
Tiny
Tim
Moti
Burke
Daly
Tom McNulty
John Drout
Maggie” Mueller
Warm weather dampens chances of white Christmas in Butte
Warm winds across the region have melted most November snow. If the warm trend lasts another week, the ground could become bare again. Barometer remained near normal as temperatures ranged around 56 daytime and 40 above overnight. Today’s forecast calls for possible showers and a slight dip in temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Sunshine at Hattrick Home and Local Wedding
The Hattrick home at 946 Caledonia Street is set to welcome a new Sunshine. Miss Ethelyn Gross, a popular Butte nurse, and Malcolm Bowden, foreman of the Travonia mine, wed at St. John’s Episcopal Church. The ceremony surprised guests and combined two notable Montana families with Bowden’s long service at Anaconda Copper Mining Company. Mrs Bowden, born in Sheridan, Mont, trained at Murray Hospital and has served in Butte since 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resents
Horn
Man
Murray Hospital
Hattrick
Ruth Hanson
Caledonia Street
Uwden—Gross
Ethelyn Gross
Butte
Malcolm Bowden
Bowden
Th City
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Travonia
Engles Initiate Many Candidates at Large Local Meeting
The Engles club initiated 28 candidates at a large meeting, led by President Mike Hartnett. Over 250 Eagles attended, with reps from Missoula Basin Anaconda Helena Great Falls and Salt Lake. The renovated clubrooms include a new kitchen for banquets and a New Year’s Eve ball planned in the lodge rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hartnett
Missoula
Basin
Anaconda
Helena
Great Falls
Salt Lake
P. J. Gilligan
Wiliam M Gilligan
Av Cohen
Annual Church Bazaar Draws Large Crowd at St Mark's
The Ladies' Aid Society of St Mark's Lutheran church opened its annual bazaar in the Albertson block on South Montana. Shoppers bought artistic yet useful items crafted by church members. The Young People's Society shared a booth and competed in attracting buyers amid friendly rivalry. Lunches were served at noon and will continue today to cater to the crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Albertson Block
Montana Street
Young Pople's Society
Ing
Hotel Arrivals and Guests Listed by City
A long list of hotel arrivals and guests across Montana and neighboring states includes Thornton, A H Jones, Virginia Lee, A Jackson, Salt A Barker, Cleveland, A M Cobleigh, Lansing Wells, and many others from Missoula, Spokane, Seattle, Billings, Helena, Great Falls, and beyond. The roster names numerous individuals and couples, with extensive city and state references, reflecting a busy travel period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
George T. McGee
W Moore
Helena
W. E. Smeltz
Great Falls
Co. G. Davidson
Malta
Leo Keller
Philadelphia
I. Ogden
Denver
Mes
H. Panky
Virginia City
F.C. Harrington
BE. K. Sager
Belgrade
J. F. Denny
Laurel
J. Snaveley
Terry
C. L. Benthner
Lal Ingston
Robert Condon
Rosebud
W. C. Kinzal
Billings
Schmidt
Glendive
J. Redmond
Sheridan
A. J. Miller
C. M. Randall
Austin
Shigston
Garrison
FL. Potts
Tron Mount
R. Johnson
Paradise
H. Dodds
San Francisco
F. Wright
Boulder
Fred Oliver
John Williams
B. F. Matthews
Dillon
Marcia Scanlon
B. Tivers
C. Neage
Otto Olrieh
Finlen
J. F. Menard
George Willcoxen
C. H. House
W. J. Eagleson
Dorothy Eagleson
R. J. Holt
M. McPherson
H.C. Carty
Idaho
Fall Butte
Onan Eppa
Logan
R. 4. Wright
Livingston
J.A. Shattuck
J. Davis
L. W. Curn
Deer Lodge
Coghlan
Whitehall
M. Pelarske
Antioc
Wis
Percy Christensen
E.R. Griffin
W."h. McDonald
Chicago
W. E. Anderson
F. H. Smith
Salt Lakes
Sra. J. Robinson
Minneapolis
A. A. Muller
New York
AE. King
Toledo
John Murphy
Seattle
George Hill
B. Tobnson
D. €. Baker
Joe Phillips
OMI DIVIDED ON TREATY QUESTION
Dublin dispatch reports divisions over ratification of the peace treaty with De Valera pressing for Dail Eireann to decide. Ulster leaders meet after Belfast talks, with fears of the Ulster question and Sinn Fein pact influencing stance. Prisoners released as political tensions rise in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thail
de Valera
Belfast
Ulster Party
Sir James Craig
London
Ulster
Southern Ireland
all-Ireland
Sir James
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
No trace of bandit who made escape
Police hunted for Lucky Tom OConnor and two companions who broke jail as hundreds of officers, including 3,000 Chicago detectives, chased leads from cities and towns. Investigations continued to fix responsibility for the jail break and related crimes after a death sentence for a policeman’s slaying was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pro
Chicago
Tommy" O'Connor
Tommy
O'Connor
Oregon sterilization law declared unconstitutional
A Third Judicial District opinion by Percy R. Kelly and G. G. Bingham found Oregon’s sterilization statute of 1917 unconstitutional for singling out state institution inmates and lacking proper court procedures for case disposal. The ruling, forwarded to Marion county, labels the act close legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Man blinded by denatured alcohol poisoning case
Livingston, Dec. 12. William Shirley, a farm hand, lost his sight after drinking denatured liquor. H. M. Shea of the state board of health pure food department investigates the incident. Efforts to identify the liquor maker fail. Kidney trouble ad follows, with an apparent testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
William Shirley
H. M. Shea
Pure Food Department
State Board of Health
Butte Girl Now Admitted to Ten Bar Exam
Leonard mine. He is a graduate of the Butte high school and after obtaining his degree as bachelor of arts at the University of Michigan entered the law school of that university and was awarded the degree of bachelor of laws Three days, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, were required for the examination conducted by a board of five examiners appointed by the supreme court. On the board were Siege LL Callaway of Great Falls Judge George Y Patten of Bozeman, Jake Hurley of Glasgow, AX. Whitlock of Missoula Jude, Charles Ht. Loud of Bilesity. But owing to lines Judge Loud was to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Mine
Butte High School
University of Michigan
Law School
Oune Court
Siege LL Callaway
Great Falls
George Y. Patten
Bozeman
Jake Hurley
Glasgow
AX. Whitlock
Be Bre Rock Creek Mill Reopens At Toe Tarson
The Toe Tarson mill, also called Deer LovGR, resumes operations at full capacity. About 600,000 feet of lumber are now ready for shipment, with men focused on private or internal markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Tarson
Shrine dance preparations decorate hall and town
Shrine Lodge decorates for a forthcoming shrine dance with evergreen adornments and festive plans. Henry C. Levinski of Butte and Gerdts of Garrison are noted visitors, while local Mason committees organize the event and cater to attendees from St Paul to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
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Tanlac
George 1
National Industrial Council Committee
Northwest
Boreman
C.H. Bray
Leah
Three Forks Cement Company
Trident
Benson
State Association
J.T Owens
George She Billings
H. Benson
James Woodward
A. G. Ringer
Grea Falls
B.C. Shields
RC. Grant
M. J. O'Connell
Resolutions
J. J. Harader
George Lunn
George Nickerson
A. M. Riddie
J. T. Owens
Great Fall
Charles Jacoby
Fred Henningse
A. E. Ringer
E. Leah
Bozema
J.T. Owens
S. Benson
George She
John Gillie
Natonal Industrial Council
Foley & Co
Sheffield Avenue
Foley
NEW Sunshine
Engles
Paramount
Marion Davies
Omi
JY Deni UY Cana
Universal Service Staff
Corr
Dublin
Arthur Grimm
Dail Eireann
Dail
Irish Republican Army
Grimith
Grimth
Ath
Wilson
Bates orriMistic
el Re
Bythe
Dawson J Bates
Ulster Cabinet
Mount Joy
Galway
J.T. Osborn
Lucasville
Rock Creek Mill
Masons Snd
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