Dynamite trial occupies court in Godbout home case
Neighbors described the October 14 1924 dynamite blast at 1422 Schley avenue in the Godbout home. James McMullen faced charges of using dynamite to destroy property, admitted to alarming the occupants but denied throwing the charge on the stand. Witnesses testified to threats and to notes matching McMullen’s handwriting.
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McMullen
T. E. Downey
O’connell
H. J. Freebourn
James Roberts
Godbouts
H. R. Roderick
F. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Eugene MacKinnon
Dan Brown
John McCann
M. McLeod
Charles Coll
Peter Lunney
Lunney
Butte High School Student Activities Roundup
The senate debaters beat the Girls Debate league on the United States joining the permanent court of international justice. Participants included Harry Paul Joseph Newton and Henry Helland for the senate and Isabel Kremer Winni Fred Bracket and Margaret Dewey for the girls. Other items noted include a constitutional amendment committee chaired by Margaret Hellehan and two other committees chaired by William Rand and William Danks, with Clayton Collins appointed to review the student council cup. Harold Murphy named next game cheerleader. The Dramatic club performed It Isn’t Done and The Fool with listed cast. the Math club and Marionette club announced meetings after school.
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Senate
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Harry Paul
Joseph Newton
Henry Helland
Isabel Kremer
Winnifred Bracket
Margaret Dewey
Sen
Margaret Hellehan
William Danks
William Rand
William Deeney
Clayton Collins
Harold Murphy
Dramatic Club
Poet
Curtis Lees
Melvin Knoyle
Smith
Russell Winslow
the Fool
Henry Gilliam
Margaret Spackman
Margaret Spackman; Mrs. Thornbury
Louise Shields
Spiking the punch and bootlegging expose on screen
Universal Jewel at the American theater presents Wine a film with Clara Bow Forrest Stanley Huntley Gordon Myrtle Stedman Robert Agnew Walter Long Grace Carlisle Leo White directed by Louis Gasnier Based on a Cosmopolitan story by William MacHarg it probes prohibition era high society and the bootlegging scene through an all star cast.
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United States
Clara Bow
Forrest Stanley
Huntley Gordon
Myrtle Stedman
Robert Agnew
Walter Long
Grace Carlisle
Leo White
Louis Gasnier
William MacHarg
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Rialto Showcases The Mine With the Iron Door
Dorothy Macaill stars in Harold Bell Wright adaptation at the Rialto blending open country attire with a coming of age tale. Pat O Malley and Creighton Hale join in mining camp roughness as the Arizona setting near Tucson shapes the film.
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Dorothy Mackail
Harold Bell Wright
Rialto Theater
Miss Macaill
Arizona
Tucson
Pat O'Malley
Baldy Strang Trio Entertaining Butte
The Baldy Strang entertainment party performed before a large audience at the First Baptist church Tuesday evening. The trio includes Miss Garnet Clarke, soprano and accompanist, and Miss Hazel Bennett, violinist from Spokane. Strang’s act blends Celt and Scotch stories with bagpipe music, drawing praise for his Arkansas humor and Scottish flair. more performances proceed to Trinity M. E. church and Floral Park Community church, with Strang set to sing on Sunday evening at the First Baptist church.
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Baldy Strang
First Baptist Church
Garnet Clarke
Great Falls
Hazel Bennett
Spokane
Strang
Mr. Strang
Glasgow
Scotland
Trinity M. E
Centerville
Floral Park
Jesus
Rathburn
Witnesses testify before grand jury in Wheeler Montana oil case
R M Houston an agent for the justice department and Col Willard retired army officer testified before the grand jury probing charges against Senator Wheeler of Montana over oil land deals. James H Idwin a Butte lawyer and Wheeler partner also attended the jury ante room.
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Booth
Associated Press
Washington
R. M. Houston
Department of Justice
Col. H. ©. Willard
United States Army
Grand
Wheeler O Montana
Montana
Interior Department
James H. Idwin
Butte
Wheeler
Be a Leader Not an Easy Mark in Salesmanship
A motivational piece on choosing life’s work wisely, governing self, and pursuing constructive thoughts to influence others. It argues success rests on inner discipline, not wealth, urging readers to nurture ideas into action and replace anger with constructive focus. The University of Montana offers a Baleemanship class Feb 25 to March with five faculty members and C P Brewer directing. Europe expects an automobile craze.
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University of Montana
C. P. Brewer
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Olive Tablets Offer Breath Freshening Remedy
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide relief from bad breath by gently stimulating the bowels and liver to purify the system. The sugar coated vegetable tablets are touted as a safe calomel substitute without griping or after effects. One or two tablets nightly for a week is advised. Adv. lic and 30¢.
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Dr. Edwards
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