Legion Auxiliary To Start Dawe Campaign For Membership
The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion launches a steady membership drive for its second year. Leaders plan each member to nominate at least two new members while expanding social activities and existing services to wounded and disabled ex servicemen in local hospitals and sanitarium. Installation of officers for the coming year is set for the first Tuesday in January with Margaret Comba as commander and Helen Naegli as junior commander, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofcal
Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Butte
Galen Sanitarium
Old Standby 15 Raid Themselves Fail to Yield Four
Four alleged gamblers were arraigned in police court after a raid at 3 South Wyoming. Officers Wesson and Powell testified the place, a frequent police raid target, held nine men at a table when spotted. Nick George, Mike Anderson, Roy Strates and Andrew Sithers gave bonds of 100 dollars each. George Johns pleaded guilty to vagrancy and paid 10 dollars. five days were added. Brooks, ordered out of town weeks earlier, claimed hardship and a cold ride to Silver Bow. He awaited money from Boston and faced a short sentence.
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Wesson
Ell
South
Wyoming
Nick George
Mike Anderson
Roy Strates
Andrew Sithers
Brooks
Silver Bow
Boston
Two Section Men Tell Police Judge Troubles
William McNight and Frank Cruse, section men, testified before Judge Grimes who dismissed both men. Cruse accused McNight of drawing a knife, though McNight said the blade was only for manicure use during a discussion at the St James. A cripple charged with drunkenness was dismissed for physical condition and dependents. Jennie Anderson fined ten dollars for lacking visible means of support. Robert Taintor proved he had ordered a license but had not received it yet.
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William McNight
Frank Cruse
Grimes
Cruse
McNight
the St. James
MeNight
Jennie Anderson
Robert Taintor
Secretary of State
Stanich Sentenced For Grand Larceny In Penitentiary Case
Guy Stanich pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced by Judge Lynch to one to two years in the penitentiary. He stole $383.74 from the American Mercantile Company last November while employed as a collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stanich
Lynch
Stanich
American Mercantile Company
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Rice Brothers, Proprietors
Motor Service Company
Marvel
Buick
Nash Six
Legion Auxiliary
DAWE
Margaret Comba
Helen Naegli
Arthur Filton
TE Irvine
Fred Oates
M. Patterson
A. Furby
Ian Smith
H. Grimes
Helen McCarth Arms
M. Lavello
No. 3
Ming Street
Weinberg
Eleaya
Aloo
Floor
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