Invited Man to Ride Damage Suit Follows
John H. Gaertner defends a $20,000 damage suit filed by Walter Meyers claiming injuries from a ride in Gaertner’s auto on a pleasure trip to Dewey. Meyers alleged careless driving caused a skid injuring his spine and wrist, with memory and vision issues cited as ongoing effects. Attorney is George D. Toole.
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Dewey
John H. Gaertner
Walter Meyers
Gaertner
Meyers
George D. Toole
Anoth
Anugater
Anderson
South Crystat Street
Sam
Warrant Calls Issued For Today And Saturday
The county treasurer will redeem all general fund warrants issued July 1 to December 1 this year today totaling 200000 dollars. On Saturday all outstanding school fund warrants will be cashed totaling 250000 dollars. Only poor fund warrants will remain unredeemed after Saturday awaiting the attorney general opinion on apportionment to widows pensions.
Postal Workers Organize Council In Butte
Butte postal workers formed a welfare council at a meeting sponsored by the Postmaster General. W. J. Griffin was named secretary, with W. 3. Corbett as chairman and Larry Farmer as vice chairman. The group aims to increased respect, social enjoyment, and to handle office grievances. Come to Mayer's for Christmas?
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Butte Postal Workers
Corbett
Larry Farmer
W. J. Griffin
Pearla
Mayer
Mountaineer Christmas Number Highlights School News
The Christmas issue of the Mountaineer at Butte High School brims with peppy items on school life. It features a faculty one act play Three V in a Bottle directed by Miss Gertrude Myan, notes on former teacher Miss Cubine touring the world, Rhodes scholar Tom Brockway, the junior dance, and photos of football players who propelled the school this year.
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Mountaineer
The
Butte High School
Gertrude KK. Myan
Kiwanis May Raise Membership Limit In Butte
The Butte Kiwanis club plans to raise its membership cap from 75 to 100 as soon as the charter closes Saturday noon. The temporary board reported 65 applications already acted upon and seeks official approval to lift the limit to 100 to avoid denying applicants. Preliminary plans for a Thornton hotel meeting Monday night were outlined with District Governor George Snell expected to attend. Out-of-town guests Missoula president W A Manson and Helena president Lester Loble are also slated to participate.
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Butte Kiwanis Club
Thornton Hotel
George Snell
Billings
W.A .Manson
Missoula
Great Falls to Get New Fish Hatchery
The Montana Fish and Game Commission announced a new Giant Springs hatchery near Great Falls. Montana Power Company donated the site and 3500 for installation with free power, while the city of Great Falls may provide further funds. Public Service Commission must approve free power.
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Associated Press
Helena
Giant Springs
Great Falls
State’ Fish and Game Commission
Montana Power ‘Company
Sald
Power
Public Service Commission
Low-Necked Dress Catches Husband in Paris Suit
In Paris a court awarded Mile. Volpihac 1000 francs damages after she injured herself while working in a department store. She said a scar near her left shoulder prevents wearing decollete gowns and argued the surplus of unmarried women over eligible men dooms her to remain single.
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Paris
France
Ile
Cora Volpihac
Mile
Volpihae
Hong Kong laundorman foils highwayman in Columbus zip
A Columbus Chinese laundryman named Hong Kong confronted a highway bandit at a local shop. The bandit ordered the cash drawer but Hong Kong drew his revolver from behind the counter and forced the robber to flee. No money was taken or injuries reported.
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Hinaman
Columbus
Ohio
Hong’ Kong
Hong Kong
War tax removed on rail transportation
The war tax on all railroad and sleeping car tickets will be lifted on January 1, 1922, per Union Pacific word sent to Butte. The company also announces a reduction in railroad fares to eastern points effective on that date, listing several cities and adjusted prices across routes from Dillon, Montana to major destinations including Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, and San Francisco.
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Union Pacific
Botteck
Dillon
Mont
Pocatello
Idaho
Col
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Chicago
Atich
Buffalo
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Setionska
City Championship Debate On Coeducation At Butte High
A Butte high school senate committee planned a joint session to settle the city championship debate between girls and boys. The panel weighed coeducation versus separate institutions for sexes. The negative side, led by Marian Tippett with Ethalyne Culbeson and Lila Haynes, won the honors.
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Butte High School
Amelia Rose
Anna Nugent
Lydia Maury
Marian Tippett
Ethalyne Culbeson
Lila Haynes
Throngs Fascinated by Pretty Display at Woolworth Bazaar
Crowds gathered at the Woolworth store street display of Christmas gifts including embroideries quilts aprons dolls and candy. The sale features a 100 gallon prize and a food rich tire for motorists with tickets. Luncheons run today and tomorrow as the fair continues.
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Tion Bazaar Woolworth
Foodrich
Woman seeks divorce decree offers 80 cents in court
A divorced woman, visiting the district court during recess, asks for a divorce decree and offers 80 cents. She claims an attorney told her to apply to the clerk, not the court, and misinterprets instructions, prompting the judge to clarify and dismiss any improper haste.
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District Court
Tripyel
Gente
Gambling charge fails of proof in city case
Mose Lence and John Krakelas charged with gambling before Judge Buckley had the case dismissed after the state failed to present any proof. They were arrested by Constable Reynolds at No 3 South Wyoming street with Deputy County Attorney J J Bourquin appearing for the state.
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Mose Lence
John Krakelas
Buckley
Reynold
South
Wyoming Street
J.J. Bourquin
Butte Salvation Army Soup Kitchen Serves 1800 Meals
At the Butte Salvation Army soup kitchen about 90 personas are served per meal. Ene Sign T. Boss said yesterday that since the kitchen opened 1,800 meals have been served, mostly to local men.
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Butte
Salvation Army
T. Boss
Offer to Court Officer Sparks Legal Tug of Honor
A fragmented report notes a wife offering her husband to a deputy county officer in a case tied to Judge Buck. The text is garbled but implies an attempted persuasion or bribe with a personal link.
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Buck
Fudge Tuckiey
Kirn
One of the youngest veterans visits Butte
George Dimnent from Grand Rapids Michigan arrived in Butte yesterday to visit his daughter Mrs. M. O Malley and family. Dimnent notes Grand Rapids furniture factories are at capacity and announces the American Can Company will open full blast about the first of the year. A Grand Army veteran, he is among the living who enlisted at the age of...
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George Dimnent
Grand Rapids Mich
Butte
M. O'Malley
Catarrhal Deafness May Be Overcome Report
A brief medical note suggests catarrhal deafness may be treated or improved by simple methods. The fragment hints at ear or head symptoms and indicates potential relief through simple remedies, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
New Witnesses Sought in Robbery Case Against McCarthy
In a robbery case against James McCarthy and others a venue change to Misoule county was granted by Judge Lynch. A new attorney asked permission for filings while the public prosecutor said he had no knowledge of these witnesses when the information was filed.
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James McCarthy
Misoule
Lynch
Permislingsworth
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