New Officials Announce Aids County Attorney Elect Bourquin
County Attorney elect George Bourquin named five assistants for the coming two years and sheriff elect Larry Duggan released his list of appointees. Bourquin will choose a chief deputy soon and decide on a stenographer while evaluating if a bounty detective is needed.
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George Bourquin
Larry Duggan
Bourquin
Puty
John Bmigh
HA. Tyrand
Butte
Baward ‘Fitzpatrick
The
K. of C
Matt Canning
Leslie 8. Sulgrove
Hut
J. J. Bourquin
Sullivan
Justice Court
Speaker Blames China Crisis on Atheism and Western Instructors
Miss Elizabeth Melenman, a missionary, warned at First Presbyterian that twenty million Chinese have died of starvation and educated Chinese drift from faith as science and philosophy poison reasoning. She argued Western educators teaching English fuel atheism, urging Christians to keep instructors at home as Japan pursues China’s resources, coercing railroads and mining to control the country.
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China
Ane
Japan
Butte News Notes and Social at Calanthe Lodge
Rent planes from Orton Bros. Members of Calanthe lodge No. 3 MI hold a social this evening for Pythian Sisters and their husbands. Business is good in the stationery and office supply department of the P.O. News Stand. Miss Lets Denny, a student at the University of Montana, is spending Christmas holidays in Butte as the guest of her uncle, Judge I G Denny, president of the Silver Bow law school.
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Orton Bros
Calanthe Lodge
No. 3
Pythian
P.O
Lets Denny
University of Montana
Butte
I. G. Denny
Ure Silver Bow Law Tehoo
Woman's Guild Meeting Planned at Mrs James Home
The Woman's Guild of the People's church will meet at 3 p m Thursday hosted by Miss Shearer and Mrs Keenly at Mrs Mark James 2407 Harrison avenue. All members urged to attend for important business followed by entertainment.
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Woman's Guild
Woman's Guild of
Peopl Church
Miss Shearer
Mrc. Keenly
Mark James
Harrison” Avenue
Carpenters Local 112 Meet for Delegates and Secretary Vote
Members of Local No 112 are slated to attend a Thursday meeting dated 30 1820 to elect delegates to the State council of carpenters and to vote for a financial secretary J F McNally Ree, Sec.
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Carpenters
State Council of Carpenters
J. F. McNally
Ree
Sec
Postlewaite 13 killed by timbers at Badger State mine
James Postlewaite aged 32 died yesterday at about 11 am when heavy timbers hoisted to an upper level at the Badger State mine collapsed a gin pole gave way several timbers fell and struck him. His wife Mrs Postlewaite and young daughter Evelyn were in England when the accident occurred. The body was moved to Walsh undertaking and an inquest is likely. Postlewaite resided at 501 West Oats Street Walkerville. He leaves a wife and daughter, three brothers including Timothy of Bute, two brothers in England, and three sisters in England and Salt Lake City.
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Badger State
James Postlewaite
Postlewaite
Mie Postlewaite
Buckley
Walsh Undertaking Establishment
Bure
Timothy
Goldennith
England
Postiewaite
Evelyn
Putte
Ind
Postiewatte
West Oats Street
Walkerville
Bute
Ienisa
Mary Boast
Salt Lake City
Carrie Stevens files divorce alleging cruelty and abuse
Carrie A Stevens files a divorce complaint charging cruelty against Aled Stevens. The couple married in Butetown in 199? She accuses him of threatening her life beating and abusing her and seeks restoration of her maiden name Carrie A Hodgson.
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Carrie A. Stevens
Dnun
Stevens
Carrie A. Hodgson
Section hand sues railroad for damages in 1929 crash
Herbert, a Northern Pacific section hand, sues railroad foreman WN Nelson claiming a 9 rupture injury while lifting 4 steel tall. He seeks 25000 damages and cites an April 14 1929 accident in the complaint.
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Ming
Edward Te Herbert
Northern Pacific Railroad WN
Nelson
Herbert
Rotarians to discuss reports at noon meeting
Rotarians from the Silver Bow club will meet tomorrow at noon to discuss educational problems proposed government improvements and work among boys. L Carroll will preside Prof C I Clapp will present the educational committee report W E Maddock will describe progress and W McC White chairs the public affairs committee which will share updates on the city and county government merger and other suggested changes.
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Rotarians
Silver Bow Club
L. Carroll
Clapp
W. E. Maddock
W. McC. White
Maiden voyage for Pacific steamship Totane announced
New Pacific steamship Totane to sail on maiden voyage from San Francisco to the Orient aboard the Golden Gate. Nineteen hundred? year details note reservations at Union Pacific office for Butte Montanans. The vessel, 633 feet long and 72 feet wide, may visit Yokohama Kobe Shanghai Manila and Hong Kong on its itinerary.
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Golden Gate
San Francisno
Maren
Nascar
On Pacific
Butte
Ellen Agi
Philippines
Japan
China
Yokohama
Kobe
Shanghai
Manila
Honghons
Connell Bowling Team Beats Lewis Confectionery Night Meet
Connell bowling team of the American league defeated Lewis Confectionery by a total 2.489 to 2.452 at the Marquette alleys. Nichols had a high single 222 and tied Morrison for high average with 225. In the Professional Men's league Yegen Bank beat Silver Bow National Bank 2.410 to 2.260. Elm Orly beat Leonards of the Mines league Inner 2.240. Secretaries forfeited to Symons in the Commercial league. Three other matches were played at the M. GA.
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Connell
Lewis
Nichols
Morrison
Yegen Bank
Silver Bow National Bank
Elm Orly
Leonards
Leonards of the Mines
Leagu
Symons
M. GA
Metals Bank Member of Federal Reserve Metals
Dispatch from Washington reports the Metals Bank and Trust Company of Mutts faced federal action for deposits and reserves. The piece notes a large transfer and a sum around 6.5 million dollars in relation to federal reserve requirements and regulatory proceedings.
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Federal Reserve
Cial
Washington
Christmas Social Planned by King George Lodge
Members of King George lodge No. 22 Sons of St. George will host a Christmas tree social for their wives and children in Colusa hall Meaderville on Friday night at 8 o clock. A package on better Youngster will be there and the committee reports no absentees. Santa Claus will begin distribution.
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King George Lodge
Sons of St. George
Colusa Hall
Meaderville
Santa Claus
British Wireless Act Requires Ships to Install Radio
London warns that all ships of 1800 tons and more, not in coastwise trade, must install wireless telegraph gear meeting 1912 international standards. Vessels carrying 200+ people on trips over 45 hours need three operators. shorter voyages require two or one operator. The ostrich feather trade shows the US remains the main market with high prices, while London hosts key exporters.
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London
United Kingdom
Butte Widow Gertrude Ellingwood Dies After Long Grief
Mrs Gertrude E Ellingwood 66 a Butte resident died at 10 am yesterday at 213 South Washington street grief blamed as the greatest continuing factor in her death Physicians noted her health declined since her husband died 15 months ago She came to Butte as a Massachusetts bride in 1884 Her husband was a grocer in the firm Ellingwood and Reznor She is survived by a daughter two sons and several siblings in Massachusetts and Montana with health failing since his death and confinement to bed
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Gertrude E. Ellingwood
Butte
South
Washington Street
Ellingwood
Massachusetts
Ellingwood & Reznor Grocers
Aurel
AEGAITUS RECORDS FOR ARMY SHATTERED
Army recruiting records were broken in November with 24,240 men enlisted and accepted, said Capt J J Mackelvie of the Seventy-eighth field artillery during a visit in Butte. He credits educational and vocational training offers for the surge and noted he is accepting applications for Victory medals.
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J.J. Mackelvie
Roitery
Butte
Mackipa
Cain
Dn. Dlckering
Spokine
MacKelvie
Canada’s vast forest spans vast Labradosay Hudson area
Fragmented text describes Canada holding the world’s largest forest, stretching about 1000 by 1700 miles in the Labradosay Hudson hay district. The passage hints at a stray tale and mentions a figure named Craig but is largely garbled and unclear.
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Charlie Crat
H Maingly
Wilimpse
Craig
Ted
Canada
Labradosay
Hudson Hay District
Plot Unearthed Face Convicts Plot Uncovered in Arkansas
Widespread plot to free convicts at the Arkansas state penitentiary was reported to Governor Harden, with plans tied to Pine Bluff and depictions of holdouts including Ton Broughter and Putton as home outlaws. Troops were called out as guards tightened security. details remain unclear on scope and participants. The governor emphasized action to prevent escapes and preserve order.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff Company
Tucker
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Meyer Sperling
Charlie J. Freudenstein
Freudenstein
Joseph W. Main
Anthony McBride
Pat Lee
John Kelly
Lynch
Tan Gallagher
O’ Rourke
T.F. Donahue
Donovan
Porter John Curran
John Shea
O'Rourke
Marty Mitchell
Butte News
Badger State Mine
Hand Sues Railroad
Serge
Home Supply & Outfitting CO
North
Montana Street
Aiea
Bie
Oechsli
OXLEY
NEW Pacific Steamship
Totane
Lewis Confectionery
Connells
HEW
South Africa
France
United States
Ghee
Aegauitis
Greg Expegta
Hag
Carthy, Bryant & CO
East Park
A. J.B
Tilly Bros
White House
Swift
John J. M’carthy
ED Rose
Lamb
Mont
International News Weekly
William
Bil Hart
Tom Santschi
Bill
Francisco
Tom
Big Ri Hart
HART
Cradle of Courage
Pine Bluff Machine Gun Company
Wyoming
Lees
Mississippi
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Bian
Cove Port
American Mercantile
Lipton — R
Wil Bros
Red Cash, Eae
Doe
Press New Bald
McCarthy
le Paner
Lyon
Miller Co
North Dakota
Hills Bros
Idaho
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