Carroll Again To Lead Radio Club
At the annual meeting of the Butte Radio club Judge William H. Carroll was re elected president by unanimous vote. Officers named included Ray Hofstetter as vice president and others on committees. The club added two new members and noted International Radio Week starting January 24 with exchange of programs between Europe and America.
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William H. Carroll
Fadio
Ray J. Hofstetter
BR Cosper
J. 1. Bartlett
LA Furey Cha It
E. Kambain Fiterterencs
Donald
Whitman
Chatrman
Hannan
W. Manning
Fred Bago
Harry Slonker
Carl ‘Trauerman
John X. Cannon
Pew
Wer Healy
Erly
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Radio Dior
East Lake City
BME
Edison
Tsi
Damon Bjon
Montana Power
Club
Wilt
Girl Prisoner Of Uncle For Year At Manchester Iowa
A girl missing from Manchester Iowa for a year was held in an apartment by Dunleavy the man named as father of her baby. She said he threatened her and kept her there while working as a washer. Police say he will likely face charges including kidnapping or Mann Act violations. The girl underwent a Caesarean when the baby was born and then vanished from her family. Her father arrived and met a brother at police headquarters to prevent a clash.
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Manchester
Iowa
Alden
Rochester
Dunleavy
Iown
Public Executor Accelerates Gages Estate Work
Miss Julia public administrator handled 88 estates this year with focus on winding up matters quickly. In 1925 the workload rose though valuations showed a slump with 67 Summary estates under $200 and 31 above that. most cases involved distant or absent heirs. The piece notes a weathered watch as part of a deceased case and recalls other grim finds in cabins tied to administration.
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Julia
Great Cone Tor
Ring
Jack Kessler
Cabbage Patch
Jamenon
Butte Treet
Theaters Cut Child Admission to Eight Cents
The Rinito and American theaters in Butte announce child admission reduced to 8 cents for those under 12 from 11 am to 6 pm daily including Sundays and holidays, with exceptions for a few major pictures covered by exhibitor contracts.
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Butte
Rinito
Automit Fence Driver Arrested After Collision at Park and Atlantic
Walls Eekrle was arrested in the afternoon after allegedly driving onto the sidewalk and crashing into a fence at Park and Atlantic streets. He was booked at the city jail on a charge of reckless driving.
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Eekrle
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Democratic Broadside Fire Sparks New Debate in Chicago
The Associated Press reports a fiery political scene in Chicago as Gov. Albert Ritchie of Maryland and Gov. Al Smith of New York address delegates. The talk centers on decentralization of federal power, states’ rights, and the distribution of authority between Washington and the states amid calls for constitutional protections.
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Chicago
Inn
Albert @. Ritchie
Maryland
Addis
al Smith
New York
Ritchie
United Seaton
Washinton
Tuscany Rocked by Violent Quake and Vesuvius Activity
Rome reports a violent earthquake in Tuscany centered near Monte Amiata with minor injuries and extensive damage to peasant houses in Absbadia and San Salvatore. Mount Vesuvius shows renewed lava flow reaching a thousand feet crater depth, threatening Cavallo valley despite no major explosions.
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Bride Be Not Forgiven in Europe Honeymoon Chase
In New York a vailed escape attempt unfolded as the newlyweds, the song composer and Mrs. Berlin, hurried toward the liner Berlin to begin a Europe bound honeymoon. A back fire escape and a taxicab ride shielded them as onlookers watched and a truck collision briefly injured Mrs. Berlin. Edith Masi leads as head statistician at National Bank of Commerce while Anna Nicholson Hird works in research at National Mateable & Steel Castings and is the only woman member of the American Institute of Mining Engineers.
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New York
Irvineerlin
United States
Leviathan
Europe
Bilin “Stuckey
Clarence Ti. Mackay
Postal el Eraph Company
Asivors
Artment
Bhore
Berlin
Mies Edith Masi
National Bank of Commerce
Commerce Monthly
Anna Nicholson Hird
Cleveland
National Mateable & Steel Castings Company
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Soldier burial status upheld under Montana law
A Montana drafted man rejected for disability remained a soldier for burial at public expense under state law. County Attorney T Downey cited that Silver Bow must reimburse $150 for veteran funerals, as in the Deculiar case where relatives paid instead. A marriage license was issued to Frank Santaire and Mary Schultz in Silver Bow County.
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Camp Lewis
Washington
Silver Bow
T. Downey
Butte
Silver Bow County
T Downey
Bow County
Frank Santaire
Mexico
Mary Schultz
Butt
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