South to retain GOP delegates at 1924 convention
The committee adopted resolutions mourning President Harding and set a 1,109 delegate roll, overhauling southern representation. Protests over the 1,036 split were raised as delegates urged one vote per congressional district, while Senator Howell claimed the committee lacked power to alter the 1924 roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ittee
Harding
Aed
Charles D. Hilles
Newark
Teemen
Degroes
Howell
Cornish Chorus to Sing Christmas Carols for Charity
A chorus of trained voices from local churches will perform sacred carols at the Salvation Army Citadel to benefit the Anaar of the most choice Christ carols. Admission will be charged with a silver offering at the door. Many singers have links to Cornwall’s largest choir in Penzance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluation Army
Aday
Old Land
Penzance
Red Ruth
Né’s End
Cornall
Bozan Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapon at Mine
Officers reported seeing Nick Bozan with a long handgun hidden in his clothing at a Butte mine yesterday. Deputies Wil Curran and Pat Lee from the sheriff's office detained him for concealed weapon possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Bozan
Butte
Wil Curran
Pat Lee
Sheriff's Office
Bozan
Aging Woman Slain as Old Man Arrested in Butte
In Butte a 33 year resident Livingston is jailed after the beating death of Mrs. Jackson in a three room house owned by Mrs Cassidy. Police say Livingston showed confusion and memory gaps amid questioning while witnesses describe prior disputes and alleged threats over property. The coroner will hold an inquest.
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Livingston
Jim Foley
Galena Street
Jackson
Foley
Catherine Foley
Mrs. Jackson
Cassidy
Sim
Rodda, Calpin
Gerry
Butte
Charlotte Cassidy
Jim” Cassidy
Creek
Bow Creek
East Park
St. Lawrence
John Emich
Spo
Pennsylvania
Eagles Carnival Promises Big Night in Butte
Butte Eagles host Elks and public for Elks night at Pallas hall with fat and lean contests 14 booths new features surprise entertainment and a shooting gallery match with Dr T B Shanley and Mrs Shanley. Mayor Horgan to judge as dancing and popular acts headline through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don King
Abe Cohen
Butte Eagles
Elks
Pallas Hall
T. B. Shanley
Millard Arnett Dies at Salt Lake City
Millard F. Arnett former foreman at Butte mines died at his Salt Lake City home last night. He lived in Butte for many years and was widely known. He is survived by his wife two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Arnett
Butte
Salt Lake City
Utah Capital
F. P. Murray
West
Granite Street
Mr. Arnett
Shrine Initiation Fee Raised at Al Bedoo Temple
At the Al Bedoo temple in Billings officers were elected for the next year and four delegates chosen for the imperial council meeting in Kansas City next June. The initiation fee was raised from 75 to 100 dollars effective July 1. Arrangements were completed for the ceremonial at the Babcock theater this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
al Bedoo Temple
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Kansas City
Babcock Theater
Vaccination Dispute Reaches State and Local Boards
The state board of health sets a policy barring school entry to unvaccinated children after holidays while the school board resists issuing compulsion. No epidemic exists yet Dr. Donohue notes free vaccination at the courthouse from 4 30 to 6 p m daily excludes Sundays. About 3 800 signatures oppose the measure and plan injunction talks at the courthouse this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
School Board
County Board of Health
Donahue
Douglass
Donohue
State Board
Finance Committee
Board of Health
Bonded and Warrants Debt for Silver Bow County
A county debt table shows outstanding bonds of 1 143 000 dollars and registered warrants of 340 000 at six percent. Interest on bonds totals 64 385 dollars, split due this month and in July. Outstanding bonds include courthouse and highway issues plus funding bonds. Negotiations to fund 340 000 warrants are under way, aiming at roughly 1.5 million dollars in total bonded debt, near one year’s tax revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemmell
Silver Bow County
Railroad and Express Officials Confer on Consolidation
A meeting of railroad and express superintendents convened at the Northern Pacific offices to discuss consolidation, duplication removal, and coordinated operations. J P Phelan of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Jacobus of the Northern Pacific attended with district officials, while W W Ward of the American Express company joined from Great Falls. Phelan recently recovered from a hospital stay and walked with a cane as friends congratulated his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad and Express Company
Northern Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
J. P. Phelan
Deer Lodge
Jacobus
Livingston
W. W. Ward
Special Service at Emanuel Church in English by Dr Bran delle
A special service will be held at Emanuel Lutheran Church at the corner of Montana and Silver Street on Friday at 8 o'clock. Dr G A Bran delle, president of the Augustana Synod, will deliver an English address. His position and speaking ability are expected to draw a large audience. University of Leipzig history noted.
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Emanuel Lutheran Church
Montana
Ilver Street
G. A. Brandelle
Augustana Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Brandelle
Synod
King Fisher Victim of Portland Holdups
King Fisher known as King Fisher, longtime visitor in Butte, was robbed in Portland last Saturday night. Two young men entered No. 795 Vaughn Street store at 10:30 pm, forced him to surrender, searched the till and Fisher’s pockets, and fled in a car after stealing six packs of cigarettes. They warned him not to report the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap. L. BE. R
Fisher
Boxes for Crippled Children Drive Expands in Butte
Christmas boxes for crippled children in Billings are organized by the local auxiliary aiding rehabilitation. Mrs. R L Thomas announces recipients Miss Mary Frances Kelly and Miss Geraldine Haggerty will accept packages today 2 to 5 at the chamber of commerce. Additional drop times are Friday 2 to 6 and Saturday 7 to 9. Contributions urged soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Butte
R. L. Thomas
Mary Frances Kelly
Geraldine Haggerty
Chamber of Commerce
Men Face Felony Charges in Juvenile Court Case
Felony charges were filed against William Ambrose Charles Monahan and Mose Rogers in the justice court yesterday over a juvenile court ward matter. Misdemeanors were listed against Dan Cameron and Ed Kirk. Bonds set Ambrose 5000 Cameron 350 Monahan 2500. hearings scheduled for Cameron December 27 and Ambrose December 20. William Shuck charged with operating a punch board and Joseph Christman with desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ambrose
Charles Monahan
Mose Rogers
Dan Cameron
Ed Kirk
Ambrose
Justice Buckley
Cameron
Monahan
Justice O'Neill
Fines Levied in Police Court for Vagrancy
James Ross paid 100 dollars and Edith Martin 50 dollars after police charged them with vagrancy. Sam Langford, colored, was fined 15 dollars after pleading guilty to vagrancy and denied knowledge of stolen items. Fisheries in England and Wales employ about 39 000 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ross
Edith Martin
Yesteneer
Sam Langford
Lewis
England and
Wales
Dan Noonan Hurt In Car Crash Near Butte
Dan Noonan, 19, of Centerville, was seriously injured when his car overturned near the Bungalow roadhouse south of Butte. He was trapped beneath the vehicle and rushed to St James hospital, where doctors report his condition as critical and unconscious. He had been riding with friends after leaving Central high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungalow Roadhouse
Butte
Dan Noonan
Anna Noonan
West Center Street
Centerville
St. James’ Hospital
Fiat
Young Noonan
Central High School
Red Men entertainers visit Galen sanitarium patients
About 60 Red Men traveled by auto to Galen state sanitarium last night to entertain patients. Sile laff's orchestra provided music with volunteers including Mrs William Molloy Miss Jane Mastivich Mrs Maud Murphy Jack Williams John McCarthy and Mrs Edward Champion Hall. Hunt's ukulele club accompanied the group. John Gardner chaired arrangements and received compliments on the program and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
Silelaff
William Molloy
Jane Mastivich
Maud Murphy
Jack Williams
John McCarthy
Edward Champion Hall
Hunt
John Gardner
Dalton speaks for reform as his film shows Dalton gang
Emmett Dalton, last of the Dalton Boys, opened his new picture Beyond the Law at the Ansonia theater in Butte with a matinee crowd the largest to attend in years. He offered a forceful talk against crime and recounted the Coffeyville robbery, noting the Dalton brothers perished except him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Dalton
Dalton
Coffeyville
Kan
Dalton Boys
Emmett
Butte
Montana pioneer dies in Great Falls
B. P. Mc Nair aged 61 famed Great Falls merchant died at a local hospital today. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Great Falls
B. P. McNair
Rejuvenation claim for 74 year old Kansas contractor
Thomas J. Glascock 74 declares he feels 35 after three weeks using korex compound. He reports restored memory, sharp eyesight, and renewed vigor, with others in New Orleans and California also praising the tablet treatment. The ad offers a double-strength trial with a two dollar charge and a money-back guarantee from Melton Laboratories in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Glascock
Kansas
Mr. Glascock
D. W. Wood
New Orleans
Tom
Melton Laboratories
Melton Building
Kansas City
Ady
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