Clash of Socialists and Ants in City Hall Pay Fight
In a boisterous meeting of the local socialist group the "intellectuals" faced the "pick and shovel crowd" as factions clashed over City Attorney Mackel's dual salaries. The roll call vote 47 to 44 kept Mackel in place amid charges of ringers and sharp attacks on Mayor Smith and ex mayor Duncan.
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Smith
Duncan
Amy Edmunds
Ray Smith
Billy” Sullivan
Yellow Machine
Pick and Shovel
Mackel Als Eatarg
Mackel
Canary
Booker
H. L. Maury
Maury
Smn Ror Monely
Butte Water Company
Supreme Court
Savor
Rede
Milly” Sullivan
Pek
Aloe
Wen Ald
Socialiste
Davis
City socialists debate salaries and legislature plans
Amid factional turmoil, Mackel is accused of pressuring payrolls and salary double-dipping while aiming for legislative seats. The city council, dominated by socialists, weighs a bill to align Montana laws with Oklahoma guarantees, amid tensions over corruption and political maneuvering.
Young Wolfe to preach at Mountain View Church Sunday
Carlos Wolfe of Ineriann will preach at 11 o clock Sunday service in Mountain View Methodist Church. He will be the first son of the resident minister to appear in the pulpit as a regularly ordained preacher marking a historic precedent.
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Carlos Wolfe
Ineriann
Mountain View Methodist Church
Mountain View Church
Corporation Tax Blanks Mailing Error Causes Delays
The Helena office reports corporation tax blanks are mailed to interested parties but misaddressed, hindering delivery in Butte. Officials urge firms to forward the correct name and address to Helena to ensure blanks reach the officers. March deadline looms to avoid penalties. failure to obtain a blank does not excuse payment duties.
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Helena
Aly
Corporation
Butte
Internal Revenue Collector
Raise Money and Supplies for Destitute Belgians
Mosinaa’s prosperous citizens donated to Belgian relief following a war in Europe. A report received yesterday notes Governor Stewart is charged with managing the Belgian relief fund and allocating funds and coal to aid the needy.
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Mosinaa
Gia Eho
Europe
Foshu
Sito
Fithy
Stewart
Pelgian
Relief Committee Receives Hundred Dollar Check
A relief committee received a one hundred dollar check along with notes of flour and weight contributions from Plains Montana and Missoula to fund a benefit concert at the American theater. The event, Wednesday evening, supported unemployed workers in Butte organized by the Montana Suite band.
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Plains
Mont
Missoula
Amerian Theater
Butte
Montana Suite
E. Milward
George TR. Tompkins
Frank Bales
Rafter
Montana State Bend
Elven
New Members of Bar Banquet Noted at Thornton Hotel
Tomorrow evening at the Thornton Hotel a banquet will honor the new members of the bar who recently graduated from Silver Bow law school and have since been admitted to practice in this state Professor J G Denny the originator and instructor in the law school will be the guest of honor with a few invited friends The note mentions a reception at a house tavern and a London weather aside
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Thornton
Silver Bow Law School
J. G. Denny
Law School
Denny
Roune
Simons Absence Triggers Audit and Search
An American Express office official says a book audit is unfinished and Earl Simons, Butte local cashier, left because of suspected trouble. Investigators probe weeks of Simons activities including trips to Anaconda and region Springs as officials seek his location and potential financial issues.
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Simons
oMclal
Anaconda
Region Springs
Butte
Butte Briefs Point to Local Business Arrivals
The notes list several figures visiting Butte and nearby towns. F D Oswald of Great Falls and P Valston of Deer Lodge appear among business arrivals. Julius Gerolans of Meaderville heads to Boulder. Dr F A Hill returns to Butte after two months on the coast. Alfred Tug Johns of the Alice mine is sidelined by rheumatism at Walkerville. Miss Burke and Mrs Mackey rode the Short Line to Goldfield Nevada. Jack Quilty remains confined at home in the Gladstone terrace due to illness. Prof Max Muller of Philadelphia remarks on the Hobbie skirt being 8000 years old.
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F. D. Oswald
Great Falls
Yesterdday
Valston
Deer Lodge
Julius Gerolans
Meaderville
Boulder
Jack Quilty
Gladstone Terrace
F. A. Hill
Butte
Miss Burke
Mrs. Mackey
Goldfield
Nev
Alfred
Tug") Johns
Alice
Walkerville
Afraid to Propose Brooks Seeks Officer Help
Prank Brooks a driver for a local company asked Butte police to accompany him to Anchey McDonald's home to propose marriage. He fears rejection from women due to rumors and mentions letters and a physician prescribed pills. He has searched town for McDonald and can’t find the address.
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Brooks
Aontame Bush and
Bile Tings
Butte
Anchey
McDonald
II T
Aturphyold
Dias
Viceion
Brooke
Atlas McDonald
High Score Contest Attracts Big Crowd And Prizes
In the Durance contest Pat Mooney led with 3395 points, George Mudro 8244, Felix Mudro 8197, and Felix Mudro had the high individual score at 258. The event drew a large crowd and the purse was the prize. The article notes the average codfish weighs about eight pounds and lays 7,000,000 eggs.
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Pat Mooney
George Mudro
Felix Mudro
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Quaterel
Magkel
A.W. Herrack
Machine
Socialist Party
Generses
Central Ommites
Coats
Goodyear
American Beauty
Kengessys
Kell
Mackinaws
Sampeck
Arthur Cox
Bata Mackel
Montana
Oklahoma
Tete
London
Theutte
The
American Express
Earl Simons
Barl Sivas
Butte Briefs
Max Muller
Philadelphia
Durance
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