Butte Spud Show Five Praised and Dairy Debate
The report praises the fifth Butte Spud Show and details Montana dairy interests. Lewistown gained vice president and J C Tretaven of Bozeman became secretary treasurer. Committee members include MM Otto Fergus, D G Fields Sedan, and Dr Joseph Piedalue Bozeman. The meeting discussed dairy council work and proposed milk for health campaigns, with Mitchell of Great Falls addressing oleomargarine law and calls for stronger dairy organization to influence legislature and address taxes on dairy herds and allowed grazing of dairy bulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
J. C. Tretaven
Bozeman
MM. J. Otto
Fergus County
D. G. Fields
Sedan
Joeph Piedalue
Seaason
Montana Dairy Council
Montana Dairymei Association
Montana
Dairyme
Hi .B. Mitchell
Greaton
Mitchell
Eet
South Sea Islands
State Livestock Commission
Marriage Rites Marked By Medieval Pageantry
Continued from page 19. The large crowd kept an open lane from the carriage to HekSeon as the anticipated arrival of the former Bilin Mackay father Irving Bertin drew interest. The Berlins, touring Atlantic yesterday after honeymoon days, return to New York where Berlin may attend Mina Vanderbilt’s wedding. Clarence Hi Mackay and close Vanderbilt friends attended. The guest list included W. Kee Vanderbilt, Dames of Berlin and the bride Rot, with Mackay also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Uctanrly
Vata
Bilin Mackay Fana
Irving Bertin
Atlantic
New York
Berin
Mina Vanderbilt Ars
Berlin
Clarence Hi
Mackay
Vanderbilt
Tater
W. Kee
Wilhelm Attacks Belief In Jehovah In Germany Book
Former Kaiser contributes to a book on the German opposition to Judaism and Christianity urging Germans to abandon Jehovah and embrace what he calls the Aryan Zoroastrian precursor to Christianity. The article notes the slogan as away from Judaism with its Jehovah and mentions other unrelated notes about a New York garage and Canary Islands writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Kaiser
Wlonian
Zarathustra
Ruth Zagat
Sallie Knopf
New York
Merry Serenade for Bootleggers
A fragmented historic page describes inmates entertained by a jailhouse serenade with a bootlegger playing accordion and prisoners singing in a European tongue. The scene unfolds as guards and inmates mingle during a rough, impromptu performance inside the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker
Atta Bay
Kewple
Work and Mead Under Fire in Reclamation Debate
A congressional debate critiques Work and Mead over reclamation policy and contract handling. Winter and Leavitt warn of constitutional limits and state indebtedness hindering proposed developments, as Congress debates moratoriums and proper administration under existing law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pai
Carrita Finde
Iro Staten
Winter
Leavitt
Cun
Congress
Reclamation Service
Work and Mead
No Progress At Coal Conference In New York
Anthracite miners and operators remain deadlocked over a new wage contract as they resume a low session in New York. The meeting adjourned with no breakthrough, failing to clear peace plans or resolve the strike fueling unresolved tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rae
Five Sailors Hurt In Shell Explosion Aboard Oklahoma
San Pedro January seventh five sailors were injured when a defective shell exploded aboard the battleship Oklahoma during anti aircraft practice off Catalina island. One seaman Kin received injuries possibly losing sight in both eyes with four others only slightly hurt. Kin was rushed to the naval hospital at San Diego by hydroplane as the ship returned to port for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Oklahoma
Catalina Island
Kin
King
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Plan for Settlement of All Disputes Proposed
Plan outlines that all disputes be settled via a staged process including mediation and arbitration. It calls for boards appointed by agreement or the president with Senate consent, with decisions becoming US court judgments. If unresolved threatening interstate commerce, the president can create a board to investigate and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Board of Arbitration
United States
Amd
Butte Boy Becomes Aid To Gause Of Medicine
The article profiles a Butte youth, a Beloit University figure connected to Dr. Farrell's research on pernicious anemia. It notes his early education at Butte High School, work at Steward mine, and a BA and BA with PhD progress. He holds multiple degrees and has taught at Northwestern University. He and Rudolph Sievers, both from Butte, were Northwestern classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nggie Butte
Beloit University
Fasrell
Bran
Old Butte
Butte High School
BA & P
Butte
Dr. Farrell
Scientific Society of America
Northwestern University
Rudolph Sievers
Moonshine Fatalities Spark New Year Tragedy
In Binghamton New York four coal miners died during a New Year celebration at a Hancock lumber camp. A fifth man, blinded by alleged boots, wandered in the woods. A sixth member notified the Kerry Chemical Company. Relief crews found three dead inside the camp and the fourth later at home. The men hailed from Scranton Pennsylvania as the anthracite strike began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N.Y
Boots
Hancock
Thomas Kerry Chemical Company
Scranton
Smallpox Situation Serious in Florida
Tampa health chief Dr. B C Levy warned of a near epidemic as 28 new smallpox cases pushed total to 32. He planned home outreach with printed circulars while Kiwanis of Tampa opposed public disclosure of case numbers. A committee led by Dr. William Rolette was formed to contact newspaper observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Jan
B.C. Levy
Kiwanis Club of
William Rolett
Florida Medical Board of Examiners
Levy
Three Forks News Notes From Busy Local Week
Mrs Frank Lew returned home to Billings after a two week visit with the J M Lewis family. Clarence Vineer of Nigger Hollow was a business visitor. Mrs Mary Plansigan spent the week at Racine. Mr T Duly of Butte transacted business. Grace Leo stopped for training in Bookane. Mina Virginia Voneh returned to Minnesota for university. Viola Callaghan returned to Dillon for the Normal College. Charley Boutrougns returned to Stimoula to attend the university. Marcella Schneider Lawrence Youne and Thad Avery returned to Bossman for college. Mr and Mrs Van Meter spent New Year in Batt. Agnew Callaghan left for Sappinaton to teach. Grover Watton from Nigger Hollow shopped. Dotee Beater and friends resumed school duties. Rick Helton returned from Lame and resumed teaching. William Nouse in town en route to the ranch. George Smith and Jon Waller returned from Beattie. Florence Bok returned to Pullings to attend college. Low Duck of Norris was a business visitor. Ostersin of Townend attended to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Frank Lew
Billings
J. M. Lewis
Clarence Vineer
Nigger Hollow
Mary Plansigan
Butte
Grace Leo
Bookane
Lake
Inisaeth Voneh
Univeraity
Caries
Ely
Portland
Ores
Emaing College Tr
van Meter Apent
Batt
Agnew Callaghan
Sappinaton
Harold Motes
Madison
William Nouse
Roseman
George Smith
Jon Waller
Beattie
Ernara Chambers
Florence Bok
Helene
Forks
Boxing Title Not At Stake In Coast Middleweight Clash
Oakland promotor Tommy Simpson announced telegraphic acceptances for a 10 round middleweight bout to crown the world champion with Harry Geed in prospect. Leo Lomski, current Pacific coast champ, canceled Jan 20 bout with Ray Pesky. Greb set to meet Lomaki on the Pacific coast. title not at stake in Oakland encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oakland
Harry Géed
Tommy Simpson
Greb
Leo Lomski
Pacific Coast
Simpson
Lomski
Lomaki
Ray Pesky
Bert Colima
Seattle
Lomeki
California
Pittsburg
Jan
Harry Greb
James Mason
Ted “Moore
Vernon
Cal
Leo Lomakl
Aberdeen
Wash
Pefiason
Grange Faces 50000 Dollar Suit Over Vaudeville Contract
Grange named as defendant in a suit for 50000 dollars filed in superior court by A. P. Shatz also known as Sonny Small, claiming a failed one year Vaudeville deal for 2000 dollars weekly with Shatz receiving percentage. The complaint alleges Grange entered a contract with manager C. C. Pyre and refused to honor Shatz's agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associato Hhcago
Janeld “Rea” Range
Footballoday
A. P. Shatz
Sohnny Smail
Grange
Shatz
Gran
C. C. Pyre
Mrs Barrett Registers As Visitor With Husband Judge
An odd hotel registry at the St. Francis in San Francisco shows Mrs George A. Bartlett listed with her husband, District Judge George A. Bartlett of Reno. The clerk notes it as a wifely privilege of a 60 50 marriage, dismissing questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
George A. Bartlett
Bartlett
Reno
New
Barrett
Miners oppose U S 5 percent freight rate rise
Associate Press reports mining interests in the West align with agricultural groups to oppose a 5 percent increase in railroad freight charges. Utah mining secretary MacKenzie testifies before the Interstate Commerce Commission, noting few profitable Utah mines in 1944 and rising metal prices but inadequate copper and silver pricing amid high production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Western Railroad AG
Jenzie
East Lake City
Utah
American Mining Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
MacKenzie
United States
Bir ‘Mackenzie
London
Centerville Walkerville News Highlights Local Life
Centerville and Walkerville residents shared a festive period with dances, dinners, and visits. Notable items include a sleighing party for about 50 residents, an officers installation for Walkerville Circle, and gatherings at Mount Bethel church and St. Lawrence parish. Amelia details mention residents Richard Shoup and family moving to 1616 North Main, a hospital update for Mrs. Mary Hodge, and Catherine Dowd returning to Dillon for studies. The paper notes community events, new memberships, and social visits across Centerville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shoup
Wallace
Idaho
North Main Street
Walkerville Circle
Woodcraft
Jat
Tts
Julia Mulligan
Capitol Suits
Dora Mitchell
North
Helena
Kathe Ples
Walker- Foran
Ranch
John Dodge
North Mainstr
George's Hall
Bert Goodell
East Daly Street
Pellitier
1625
North Main
Murray Bos
Mary Hodge
Capitol Hill
Olsen Ranch
Lowlands
John C. Martin
Trinity Church
Harry, Barker
Percy Willsye
State University
Missoula
American Independent Order of the Daughters of St. George
Centerville
Mount Bethel Church
Jesse Bunch
St. Lawrence Parish
Catherine Dowd
Dillon
State Normal College
Fe Brown's Gulch
Lipson’s
Wacheon
Willis McMann
Anaconda
D. J. Feentley
Anaconda County Finances in Fine Condition Report
County Treasurer Gordon Dougherty reported a December month with receipts of 96,000 dollars and year start balances totaling 60,626.29 in county funds. General fund balance stood at 202,282.27 and other fund balances included district school 86,133.28 and state law enforcement 1.00. Transfers from state funds moved 25 cents to the state bounty and 0.25 to the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Gordon Dougherty
Dietrit School
L. & Sanitary Board
New Police Touring Car Delivered for City Fleet
The city police department received a new touring car ordered for the fleet. The old police car will be turned into a truck for use by street and alley operations. City council approved the purchase at the last meeting.
Margaret at the Margaret shows enemy of men tonight
Dorothy Revier leads in enemy of men at the Margaret theater tonight with a strong supporting cast including Charles Clary Leo White Barbara Luddy Consaro Gravina Virginia Marshall Laura La Varni under Frank Strayer. The story follows the elder sister driven by betrayal as she uses her beauty to exact tribute from wealthy men after her sister's misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Revier
California
Margaret Theater
Charles Clary
Leo White
Barbara Luddy
Consaro “Gravina
Virginia Marshall
Laura la Varni
Frank Strayer
Ms. Bronston
Tane
Triple Action at Imperial theater features Lightnin and Morrison
Pat Morrison and his famous horse Lightnin will be presented on screen in the Blue Streak Lariat production Triple Action released through Universal starring Morrison. The film promises substantial action and was directed by Tom Gibson, with the serial The Keys of Spades adding a ten chapter historical tale of Oklahoma land opening. Fox News also features on the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Morrison
Lightnin
Imperial Theater
Universal
Morrison
Tom Gibson
Feallam
Steader
Fox News
Two Condemned Murderers to Die at Dawn in Arkansas
Two condemned murderers, one white man and one Black, will be executed at the state penitentiary at dawn tomorrow. Tyrus Clark, 28, from the Burchfield gang, was sentenced for the killing of banker L. M. Stout during a Sulphur Springs bank robbery last January. Aaron Harris, the Negro, is to die for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Scott Stretter in Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Penitentiary
Tyrus Clark
Burchfield
L. MC Stout
Sulphur Springs
Aaron Harris
Scott Stretter
Greek Church Members Celebrate Christmas in Butte
Members of the Greek Orthodox Catholic church in Butte celebrated Christmas with a high mass at the Serbian church. Attendance included Southwestern European representatives and the church was packed. The day is observed as both religious and civil holiday in Balkan circles with festive calls and tables set throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Europe
Balkan
Three Young Men Sentenced for Slaughtering Steer
Ralph Hardenbrook Harvey McIntyre and another youth pleaded guilty to grand larceny after arrest near Arrow Creek, 65 miles from Lewistown. Judge B J Baker sentenced each to four to eight years in the state pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lewistown
Jan. T
Ralph Hardenbrook
Award
Harvey McIntyre
Arrow Creek
B. J. Baker
Farmers Fail to Pay Rate Increase in Grain Transport
Kansas City January 7 The Northwest grain belt bears higher transportation costs and further increases would burden farmers. D L Kelly former South Dakota railroad commission expert testified at the interstate commerce commission freight rate hearing detailing grain rate conditions in North and South Dakota. He said wheat car mile earnings from South Dakota run about 83 percent above 1910 levels and corn earnings are about 74.7 percent higher. Wyoming boy honored Gwynn Shoonmake of Cambria Wyoming Sprinter and captain of the New York University track team won the annual trophy for greatest all around value to the squad based on 1925 performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Northwest
D. L. Kelly
South Dakota Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wyoming
Uodated Press
New York
Gwynn Shoonmake
Cambria
Wyo
New York University
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