County Attorney Rotering Ends Record 14 Month Silver Bow Term
Silver Bow county completes 14 months of public prosecutions as N A Rotering terminates his term and turns office over to George Bourquin. He cites high conviction rates including six murder in the first degree verdicts and notes strong deputy support from Murphy, Vincent, Hogan, Riley, McDaniels, Parkaed, Downey and Meyer.
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Silver Bow County
N. A
Rotering
George Bourquin
Lynch
Criminal Court
Byrne
Chronos
Juhray
Miss Murphy
Messrs. Vincent and
Hogan
Frank Riley
A. ©. McDaniels
J. Prk Aed
T. D. Downey
Harry Meyer
Sharter Granted to State Frat Petition Support Grows
Dewey McGeehan and Philip Murphy of Texas present this year’s pledges from Butte: George Dahlberg James Farrell Osborne Ashford Roger Deeney Stanley Griffith Pill Nelson and James Lee. Phi Delta Theta members in Butte Anaconda help Delta Rho push their petition with Reuben M Hobbs III muis Alpha Robert D Gordon Missouri Alpha Percy Napton Missouri Alpha Dr Thomas Napton Virginia Alpha F G Fink Colorado Alpha Hugh Drennan Utah Alpha Preston Ramsay Utah Alpha Ralph Leary Oregon Alpha William Enders Michigan Beta and Hollis Huntington athletic coach at Anaconda Oregon Alpha. The petition also has support from many Phi Delta Thetas in other parts of the state.
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Ame
Texas
Dewey McGeehan
Philip Murphy
Butte
George Dahlberg
James Farrell
Osborne Ashford
Roger Deeney
Stanley Griffith
Pill” Nelson
James Lee
Phi Delta Theta
Anaconda
Delta Rho
Reuben M. Hobbs
Iiimuis
Robert D. Gordon
Missouri
Percy Napton
Dr. Thomas ©. Napton
Virginia
F. G. Fink
Colorado
Hugh Drennan
Utah
Preston Ramsay
Ralph Leary
Oregon
William Enders
Michigan
Hollis Huntington
Phi Delta Thetas
Sensitivity of Instruments by Dr W W Coblentz
Dr W W Coblentz develops highly sensitive instruments that gauge heat at great distances using Mt Wilson reflector. Experiments show the pole star could raise one gram of water by one degree Celsius in a million years.
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W. W. Coblentz
Mt. Wilson
Man cites wife's bath aversion as reason for separation
In Indianapolis Harold A. and his wife face marital trouble as he claims she never takes a bath in their marriage and is so lazy she goes to bed with her clothes on rather than undress.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harold A.itch
Weinberg's Season End Sale Biggest Price Cuts Of The Year
The retailer announces a season end sale featuring the largest discounts of the year. Shoppers can expect significant price reductions across departments during the limited run.
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Weinberg
Butte Briefs Note New Baby and Travel Plans
Tent pianos from Orton Bros. Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hoare a daughter on December 30. Dr. W. B. Dodd offers free eye and nervous trouble examinations with glasses fitted. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wein plan to be at the Clark hotel in Los Angeles after January 1. Also announces new magazine arrivals at the O. News Brand.
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Orton Bros
T. J. Hoare
Cottonwood Street
W. EB. Dodd
Leggat
P. m
John
Wein
Clark Hotel
Los Angeles
Butte
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cosmopolitan
Digest
Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
Field and Stream
Black Mask
O. News
Bohemian Buffet in Butte Closes After 25 Years
After more than a quarter century as a bar and soft drink spot, the Bohemian buffet at 123 North Main Street in Butte closed last night. Owner Mike Kilvanick, who took over nine years ago, sold all stock and plans a winter move to California with his wife.
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North Main Street
Mike Kilvanick
Spence Hireen
California
Kilvanick
Butte
Joe Klafski
Mr. Hireen
Mike
Butte Extends Greeting 1921 New Year Celebrations
Hilarity at the American Legion hall accompanied dances and entertainment for disabled veterans with proceeds supporting the cause. Elks, wives and friends celebrated at the lodge. Redmen and Pocahontas held a dance in the Eagles hall. The Eagles planned a New Year party and a midnight cabaret at the Thornton hotel drew fully booked tables as local business closed for the holiday.
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American Legion Hall
Elks
Elks Lodge
Redmen
Pocahontas
Eagles
Thornton Hotel
Last Week in Ireland Ends with 25 Killed or Wounded
The Associated Press report notes 25 deaths or wounds in Ireland between December 22 and 29 during the Christmas holidays. Among the fatalities are 19 civilians including two women, five policemen, and one soldier.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Ireland
McGannon Jury Discharged After Deadlock in Murder Trial
The jury in the William H. McGannon murder case could not reach a verdict on the charge of second degree murder in the Harold Kagy death. Judge Maurice Gernon discharged the panel at 6 45 tonight after an unresolved deliberation.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Municipal Court
Harold ©. Kagy
Common Pleas
Maurice Gernon
Mayor defends move from city hall to county courthouse
The mayor addresses aldermen and taxpayers amid objections to relocating city offices and consolidating with the county. He argues current facilities are inadequate, rents would be offset by savings, and city county consolidation should start now for better records, jail, and police systems.
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Stodden
Butte
Local Funeral Costs Trimmed Amid Price Cut
In Topeka Kansas today a local undertaker announced a substantial coffin price reduction. Funerals that cost 200 dollars six months ago now run about 125 dollars, with wholesale cost drops driving the lower retail prices.
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Topeka
Kan
Seaplane Fleet Makes Second Hop in Panama Flight
San Diego reports twelve of thirteen seaplanes on the Panama flight completed the second leg from San Bartolome Bay to Magdalena Bay. The thirteenth craft NC-6 remained at San Bartolome Bay while radio messages confirm the hop.
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San Diego
Cal
Everett woodcutter crushed by falling bark
Arvid Strand of Everett, age 55, was killed yesterday while cutting wood in the woods south of Everett. He was testing a tree when bark loosened and fell on him, crushing him.
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Everett
Wash
Dee
Arvid Strand of
Here
Woman Hangs Self in Hospital Closet
Mrs J A Erickson 56 of Herndon Kansas hanged herself in a hospital clothes closet in Omaha using a bed sheet tied to a wall hook. Police reported the suicide occurred December 31 with no immediate evidence of foul play.
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Omaha
Neb
J. A. Erickson
Herndon
Kan
Second Operation For Benator Chamberlain Reported Favorable
Washington December 31 A second operation was performed today on Ben ator Chamberlain of Oregon. Immediate results were said to be favorable.
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Chamberlain
Washington
Benator Chamberlain
Oregon
Police Court II records show a tighter year 1920
The Police Court year 1920 21 fell short of 1919 20 in fines and cases. Judge Grimes collected 30570 in fines and tried 3257 cases May 1 1919 to April 30 1920, while May 1 to Dec 31 1920 brought 25648.25 in fines from 2887 cases. With four months left the court trails the previous year by under 5000 in fines and 3870 cases.
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Grimes
C. F. Juttner
Iimes
Forrest
Lavelle
Stodden
Barney
Mercury Near Zero Mark Repeats in December
In December the mercury again nearly touches zero recording two degrees above. Snow totals in Butte run to inches with the heaviest fall of 24 inches on Thursday night. Forecasts predict clear skies with a dip in temperature.
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Butte
Mrs Maggie Cook Dies at 51 at Home
Mrs Maggie Cook age 51 died yesterday afternoon at the family residence 1917 Monroe street. Surviving relatives include two sons Walter Cohick of Ontario Oregon and Earl Cohick of Salt Lake City, a daughter Mrs Miles Miller of Boise Idaho, and a sister Mrs Anna Booze of Ontario. The body lies at Sherman Reed undertaking rooms.
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Maggie Cook
Monroe Street
Walter Cohick
Ontario
Ore
Earl Cohick
Salt Lake
Miles Miller
Boise
Idaho
Anna Booze
Sherman & Reed Undertaking Rooms
Concert at State Prison Deer Lodge by Legion Band
A concert by the American Legion and the state prison band will be held Sunday afternoon at the state prison in Deer Lodge. Invitations have been sent statewide and many prominent people are expected if weather remains pleasant.
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Deer Lodge
American Legion
Charitable drive to aid Rocky Boy Indians in Butte
In Butte charitable ladies urge public donations of old clothing and blankets for needy members of the Rocky Boy Indian tribe. The effort follows performances at the Broadway theater and invites contributions at the Broadway theater Grand hotel and Silver Bow Spiritual church this weekend starting 2 PM.
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Butte
Broadway
Rocky Boy
Havre, Mont
Broadway Theater
Grand Hotel
Silver Bow
Silver Street
No drive staged for fund to aid children overseas
A nationwide collection is planned in Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish communities on January 9 to raise relief funds for children in Ireland and several European nations. Walter McCormick and A. B. Cohen coordinate local efforts in Butte as Charles H. Clapp announces more committee appointments. The drive, backed by Herbert Hoover, seeks meals and medical supplies for millions of undernourished children with funds directed to relief efforts abroad.
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Bishop Carroll
Walter McCormick
St. Joseph's Church
Butte
Charles A. Cook
First Baptist Church
A. RB. Cohen
Charles H. Clapp
School of Mines
Silver Bow County
United States
Romania
Poland
Italy
Austria
France
Ireland
Herbert Hoover
Clyde Wood sustains collar bone fracture at home
Clyde Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs Joy Wood, broke his collar bone Saturday at home and, after sneezing, is reported to be comfortable. Miss Leta Ewart of Victor visited Stevensville friends during the holidays. Frank Ruffatto and Johanna Davis have moved to a ranch near the Base schoolhouse. Patrick McGraw and Mrs. Boldt hosted visitors, and Ethel Narbor of Pasco joined guests. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held a Christmas party at their hall Tuesday.
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Stevensville
Clyde
Joy Wood
Leta Ewart
Victor
Frank Ruffatto
Johanna Davis
Patrick McGraw
Woodchuck
Hamilton
George W. Boldt
Ethel Narbor
Pasco
Wash
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Los Angeles Keeps Heavy Visitor Volumes
City archives hold about a dozen 400 page volumes weighing heavy that list visitors. Each book contains about 400 pages and there are more than 1,990,000 names in each volume as evidence of Los Angeles claiming the most visitors in the state.
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Los Angeles
Foley’s Honey and Tar praised for children's coughs
Mrs. C K Schwab of Canton Ohio writes Foley's Honey and Tar is one of the best remedies for coughs especially good for children as it contains no harmful drug. Lingering colds bring sickness and hard coughing disturbs sleep and weakens the system. Take Foley’s in time. Sold everywhere.
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C. KE. Schwab
14Th St
Canton
Ohio
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Parlace
Butte News
Butte Cafe
M’gannon
West Park ST
J. L. Hannifin
Wein’s
East Park St
DR. Lamb
Studden
City Mall
Police Court II
Mercury
Montana
B. E. Calkins Company
Oechsli
OXLEY
ROK
Hogey Boy Reds
Hoover
James Oliver Curwood
Betty Blythe
Lon Chaney
Lewis Stone
Larry Lemon
Yours
Howard Music
A. T. Morgan
J. D. Slemons
W. E. Weber
L Simon
North Main St
ED Rose
Jeweler
Merth Main Street
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