Former guard officer sentenced in federal fraud case
Former national guard captain Ebon V. Phipps of Bozeman pleaded guilty to defrauding the government and was sentenced to 20 months in Leavenworth plus a $600 fine, with concurrent terms on two indictments. He was charged with padding payrolls and selling government goods over time, after prior justice court fines and a dishonorable discharge.
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Ebon V. Phipps
Bozeman
Frmer National Guard
Builty
Jude George Bourquin
Leavenworth
Phipps
Bourquin
Frank M Gray
Couneel
Gray
National Guard
Mr. Gray
163Rd
Butte
Department of Justice
D. H. Dickacon
Frank Silver
Dickason
Silver
Guil
Loans to War Veterans on Policies Effective
World War veterans insurance policies gain cash value from January 1 and can secure loans if in force for two years. The Veterans' Bureau prefers veterans keep policies until maturity, but loans are possible via adjusted service certificates with collateral from banks. Loan value starts at about 8 percent of face value and grows as maturity nears, with 1927 projections totaling billions in face value and hundreds of millions in loan value in subsequent years.
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Charles P. Stewart
Exclusive
Central Press
The
Standard
Washmington
Dee. al
Veterans' Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau
Miss Lottie Rumsey Tests Traffic Case
Helena court hears Lewis and Clark county personal injury appeal over driver responsibility in a collision at a street crossing. Miss Lottie Mueee sued Thomas H. Spratt alleging dangerous speed, no warning, improper side of street, and loss of vehicle control. Jury ruled against her. appeal follows.
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Associated Press
Helena
Supreme Court
Lewis and Clark County
Lottie Mueee
Thomas H. Spratt
Spratt
Hobbins Returns to Butte From Wisconsin Visit
James R. Hobbins vice president of the Anaconda company came back to Butte yesterday from Madison Wisconsin where he spent the holidays. He was accompanied by his mother Mrs J W Hobbing and his brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs C R Modie of Madison Wisconsin.
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Hhobbins
James R. Hobbins
Anaconda Company
Butte
Madison, Wis
J. Hobbins
J. W. Hobbing
C. R. Modie
Madigon
Wis
Surgeon Honored for Bigelow Medal Achievements
Dr Rudolph Matas of New Orleans receives the Bigelow medal from the Boston Surgical Society in recognition of his contributions to surgery. He is president of the American College of Surgeons.
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Rudolph Matas
New Orleans
Bigelow
Boston Surgical Society
JUDGE CALLED TO HEAR CURTIS CASE
Judge John J. Green of the Nineteenth district to hear the divorce case of Viola C Curtis against John A Curtis Jr on Jan 4. He will also hear the administrator’s final account in the John McGovern estate, disputed, with other continuances and related actions noted.
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John J. Green
Nineteenth Judicial District
George Bourquin
Viola C. Curtis
John A. Curtis Jr
H. J. Frasen
Butte Buick Company
Joe Dini
Little Georgia
Midnight Frolic at the Broadway with Star Cast
The Broadway hosts a Midnight Frolic tonight at 11 15 p m with free souvenirs and noise makers for all. Six vaudeville acts accompany a RHO feature Bustling for Cupid. George OBrien and Anita Stewart lead, with Edith Yorke and Sid Jordan in supporting roles in a tale of rustler fathers and romantic obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O'Brien
Anita Stewart
Simpson
Trampas
Joe Rance
Hank Blatchford
Brad W Bratchford
O’brien
Sybil Hamilton
Tom Martin
Herbert Prior
Edith Yorke
Blatchford
Frank McGlynn Jr
Dave Martin
Cas
Watch Night Service At Unity Methodist Church
A watch night service will be held tonight at Unity Methodist Church with the pastor in charge. The service begins at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Methodist Church
Sleeve treatment marks new coats in Paris mil liners
Gold and black are favored colors for Paris mil liner styles in both informal and formal wear. Small velvet hats with high pointed crowns, gold lace, and ribbon trim accompany fur collars. Center hats feature a jewel and minimal gold touch, while others show rose bows and wrapped crown detailing.
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Paris
Milady
Mrs Hautajarve Dies After Illness in Butte
Mrs Katie Hautajarvi wife of Herman Hautajarvi of 1914 Port er avenue died yesterday after a lingering illness. Born in Finland 48 years ago she had lived in Butte 15 years and was well known and respected. Surviving are husband three daughters Marie Irene and Hilda Hautajarvi a son Ernest Hautajarvi a sister in Finland and a brother August Kavonto of North Dakota. Funeral services Sunday at 1 30 pm at Sherman Reed Funeral Home with Rev M P Hundtioff officiating interment Mountain View cemetery.
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Katie Hautajarvi
Herman Hautajarvi
Porter Avenue
Hautajarvi
Finland
Butte
Marie
Irene
Hilda Hautajarvi
Ernest Hautajarvi
August Kavonto
North Dakota
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Carroll upheld in Davis action in Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court affirmed District Judge W E B Carroll of Butte in a long civil case begun in 1923 at Missoula. Reynolds sued Leon V Davis claiming an improper accounting blocked his equity of redemption for the Miller block on South Main Street. Davis bought the property for 3551.40 on Oct 14 1924. Reynolds failed to exercise redemption rights and instead pursued court action, leading to the upheld ruling that he did have a remedy but did not use it timely.
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Missoula
Supreme Court
Helena
W. EB. Carroll
Butte
James Reynolds
Leon V. Davis
Carroll
Heynolds
Miller
South Main Street
Noy Liston
Davis
Reynolds
Sutt
Helen M. Davis
Rialto's Finest New Year's Eve Jamboree Tonight
Rialto management promises the eighth annual New Year's eve jamboree as the finest and most entertaining program yet. Billy Sullivan unveils thirty top acts at 11:15 PM with bands lights and confetti. Souvenirs will be handed out. tickets available at Rialto and American theaters all day before showtime.
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Rialto
Clory
Billy Sulivan
Mr. Sullivan
Pioneer of Helena Dies in California
Helena born Cornelius L. Vawter, 75, Montana pioneer who arrived in 1869, died in Los Angeles at California Lutheran hospital. He built the Monticello apartments, once state legislative chambers, served as alderman, led Elkhorn Mining, and was U S marshal at Nome in 1898. Survived by Mrs. Vacher, a brother and sister.
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Helena
Cornelius L. Vawter
Montana
California Lutheran Hospital
Los Angeles
Vawter
Cooke City
John G
Cornelius Vawter
Monticello
Jackson
Elks’ Club
Broadway
Alderman
Elkhorn Mining Company
Elkhorn
Mont
A. M. Helter
H. M. Holter
John H. Schober
John Kinna
Alaska
Nome
Vacher
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U. S
PHP Pa I
Imneral Frank T. Hines
Curtis
Green
McGovern
Mme, Lisbeth
Hialto
California
Figgers Family
America
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