Camp Fire Course Enosaty Completes Training
Training of Guardiana for Camp Fire group in Tutte held during the week by Miss Annette Francheco, secretary for the national organization, as 18 women received completion certificates at the Y M C A. The course covered Camp Fire activities, planning, and program preparation with lessons in various topics and leadership skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutte
Annette Francheco
Ith Uaining Cour ‘Thone
Margaret ‘Moyt
Mins
Kathryn
Mesutlan Strossgiown
Mine Dorothy
Alcken Mise Marvel Stromme
Mex Kath
Juliott
Mine Run
Nichol
Miss Jack
Mian Eivaniom Tee
Lise Keppner
Herman
Tia Mine
Marie “Coniey
Federal court term set at Billings in ounty newspaper style
Federal court term 15 set at Billings opens February with juries called for February 24 and sessions to proceed in Billings and Butte. Judge Charles Pray and District Attorney Wellington Benin lead proceedings while Assistant D A Francis Silver remains in Butte for government business. William Tressider, miner and longtime ANC employee, dead after 22 years with company. survived by widow ten children and siblings in Butte and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pray
Jiry
Yen
Wellington D. Benin
Tote Mitte Triene
Francis Silver
Butte
United States
Crick
Billings
William Tressider
Willam
Holy Name Society installs officers at St Marys hall
The Holy Name Society at St Marys School held an installation led by Rev Father M J Hannan. Officers named include Wi Harrington president J Kegan vice president H Kenny secretary W McCarthy treasurer Dennis Harrington marshal and John F Lowney porter. An entertainment program followed with four boxing matches orchestra numbers jigs hornpipe and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Holy Fame Society
St. Mary's School Hall
M. J. Hannan
Wi. Harrington
J. Kegan
H. Kenny
W. Mccarthy
Dennis Harrington
John F. Lowney
Porter
T. Calphin
Jullivan
Inter
T. Kelly
J. Lee
M. Lowney Aguinat P. Lee
Hugh Keats
Phil Sullivan
T. Dalphin
J. Sulvan
J. Waldron
Floral Park church elects officers and deacons
Floral Park Congregational church members elected Robert Kohler Nicholas T Pope FR Galer as deacons W F Waddell and Mrs Warner as trustees Mrs Joseph Lutey treasurer Mrs Carl Jordan secretary N Teames auditor and several members to the nominating committee A social hour followed Students and parishioners attended The Peoples Congregational church will elect officers tonight with a social to follow The Rev I Hlbent serves both churches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floral Park Congregational Church
Robert Kohler
Nicholas
T. Pope
FR. Galer
W. F .Waddell
Warner
Joseph Lutey
Carl Arthur
Carl Jordan
N. Teames
Charles Frickson
Fred Ward
J.C. Philips
C. Z. Wharf
T. M. Kohler
Newton L. Ames
Carl Artur
C. Bi. Wharf
Peoples Congregational Church
Tharee
Harry Z
Lavin
Hlbent
BUTTE REVIEW W B A TO INSTALL JAN 26
Butte Review reports W B A will install officers on January 26 with Lydia Burby as installing officer and Urby assisted by Finn Connelly Bartlett and Teresa Golubin in ceremonial roles. The guard team and four color bearers support the installation followed by a banquet at the Knights of Pythias hall. Burley chairs transportation for the state convention in April. Segow, Scotland, to spend over 17000 000 on public healths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Review
W. B.A
Omeers
Lydia Burby
oMcer
Urby
Finn Connelly
Hmma
Knights of Pythiax
Burley
Segow
Scotland
Trial of A D Vance Opens in Court Today
Trial of A D Vance on a charge of inviting a worthless check will begin this afternoon before a jury. Vance reportedly passed 476 on a red Girard months ago. He appeared in court yesterday walking with difficulty after a jail break fall from the county jail stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Vance
Red Girard
English
Vance
Rosa "Newman
J. Leyden
Julia Leyden
Plaints
Saunders
Jo Sauniers
Julia Harrington
Frank Schweiger
Louis Ryan
John Erickson
W. H. McNulty
Stir McNulty
Agence Ee
John Warren Again 15 Lodged In City Jail
John Warren was lodged in the city jail by Officer Hancock Mooney after a pitched battle at An Fast Park rooming house. Warren and two companions resisted. Warren was arrested again on a charge of interfering with an officer and endured injuries and a night in a jail cell following a police court fine for a misdemeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Hancock Mooney
Warren
Mooney
Fork
Loce
Two Arrests After Threats to Kill Leader Targeted
In a downtown incident two men were arrested on charges of threatening to kill a named leader of a Mexican group. Police reported the men were taken into custody by officers including a deputy and a detective after a series of alleged threats. The case centers on threats said to be directed at the group’s head as the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Caanta
Ana Raymond Corrondony
Allutant
No Action on McKinley School Contractor Dispute
Trustees of the McKinley school district took no action on the proposed tension for Contractor C. Goddard after a meeting where Goddard did not appear to respond to discussions. The board considered extending deadlines and waiving claims, approved approximations for warranty payments to Goddard and Arnold Het Plumbing, and debated representation of the architect. The board also appointed new English and junior high teachers and discussed truancy notices while granting use of Whittier School for St. Ann’s basketball practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Goddard
McKinley School
Eehoul
New T
Goddard
Tne
Wallice Hiv
George MacPherson
JG. Link
Herman Ketona
Link
Kemna
Arnold Het Plumbing Company
MacPherson
Finldwin
Truster Beadie
Merk Downing
McKinley
Frustes Wallace
Kemne
Trister Stewart
MeKemna
Stewart
Doulass
Lillian Kerrigan
George Martin
Gertrude Ryan
Helena McGregor
Kerrigan
Maurine Hayes
McGregor
Truster Stewart
Whittier School
St. Ann's
Court rules Indian not bound by income tax law
In Philadelphia on January 11, a U S circuit court of appeals decision held federal income taxes cannot be levied against the lands or income of American Indians unless plainly stated. The ruling upheld a Pittsburgh district court order refunding $411,127 to the Glenns Braden estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anrocinea
Philadelphia
Fea
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Raington
Thomson
Pittsburg
Internal Revenue
Glenn
Braden
Prerci se Makes Pvt Excerpt From A Jumbled Post
Chicago dated report claims exercise may not aid weight loss, citing Professor Steinhaus from a YMCA college and dog trials showing a treadmill mile daily for six months with weight gain, while another diet dog stayed at constant weight without exercise. In Cherokee Oklahoma a 69 year old man, Rind C E Marble, faces execution for murder, preferring death over prison, with court-ordered sanity checks prior to March 15 electrocution. Senator Phipps of Colorado proposes public fare reductions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Marble
Butte and Anaconda Curlers Clash In Hobbin Cup Event
In cold weather the Butte and Anaconda curling clubs held workouts and a Hobbin Cup contest in Mining City tonight. Defending edges moved with the Butte rink led by McMillan facing Baytiy and Perchant with McClure and Norris skipping. Last night's results listed McClure against Kentt and McKinnon with Aitken and Norris, the final ships tally showing close scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dave
Bayti Iy
Mcclure
Messegor
D. McMillan
Norris
J. A. McMillan
Barker
Witherspoon
Skp
Martin
Gillis
Skin
Mcleod
Leek
McGregor
Harker
Kentt
McKinnon
Brimacomb
He Richmond
Aitken
Paolino to meet Guban in private boxing match
Havana reports Paolino offers 2000 dollars for a private bout with Cuban champ Guban as no promoter is found. He mentions a potential Madison Square Garden meeting with Knute Hansen and recalls Harry Wills’ era and plans with Jack Dempsey, aiming to stage the controversial fight soon.
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Havana
Antolin Sierra
Aoting
Knute Hansen
Wis
Madison Square Garden
New York
Paolino
Harry Wills
Tack Dempsey
Troutway
Etree Paolino
Red Hot Butte Central Contest Friday
The Butte Central and Helena teams were set for a Friday game at the School of Mines amid rescheduling and travel cancellations due to fever concerns. Both squads remain active with a postponed invitational journey and a pending matchup at the Mines venue.
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Red Hot Butte
School
of Mines
Helena “High
Hutte
Central
Helena
Five basketball games on tonight in City Teague schedule
Five games are set tonight starting at 7 30 with the second round of play. The schedule lists teams including Teague and M Negro clubs in a busy evening of city league basketball.
Bound to court on serious charge in federal case
Jarnea, 25, was brought to federal court yesterday on a charge of violating the White Slavery Act. He is alleged to have transported a young girl, eight, from Spearish to Butte several weeks ago. He was held for a federal hearing before Commissioner Van Etten pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reason Jarnea
Harned
Spearish
Butte
United States
van Etten
Simonich Gets Battle With K 0
Joe Simonich of Butte plans a lengthy eastern ring campaign and expects to leave soon with his family as promoters eye several cities for the itinerary. A wire from Simonich last night hints at a date being set and a clash with opponent Phil Kaplan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simonich
Butte
Joe Wired
American Legion Drum Corps Begins Organization
A start on organization of the American Legion drum and trumpet corps occurred at a Legion hall meeting attended by 21 aspirants. Officers were nominated including Carl Spillum for president and O A Dingman as vice president, with plans for an instructor and further elections at next Thursday’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Hall
Carl Spillum
A. Dingman
Fred Lehn
Joe Toole
Otto Barker
Jack Yule
Owen
Sarles Sends Another Letter to Tim Downey
Sartes, president of the Silver How County Law Enforcement Team, dispatched a second letter to County Attorney Tim Downey regarding alleged gamblers. The missive repeats earlier points, urging Downey to act on his own initiative without awaiting a formal complaint. A copy of the letter was on hand while Attorney G Foot was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartes
The
Siver
Teascue
Gambling Butte
Tin Dosney
Downey
Weller
G Foot
Breakup of 1914 Athletics linked to Connie Mack motives
Eddie Collins recalls why Connie Mack released veterans after the 1914 season. Mack, a businessman, faced limited income from a short World Series with the Braves and an enticing offer from Comiskey. Collins suggests the Chicago move stemmed from financial pressures and strategic pitching changes, while affirming his loyalty to the American League and detailing the Philadelphia transfer and a Christmas season dinner joke involving Comiskey and Johnson.
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Connie Mack
Mack
Athletics
Braves
Comiskey
Chicago
Bender
Plank
Coombs
White Sox
Larry Lajoie
Joe Bush
Weldon Wyckef
Parrott Brown
Bush
Akters
Raymond Bressler
Byron Houck
New York
Trne
Federal League
Connie
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Tang
Mr Sohnaon
Mr. Collins
Mrs. Collins
Charles A. Comiskey
Collins
Conn
Messrs
Johnson and Comiskey
Kentlemen
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Floral Park Church
Rom Butte
Anaconda
Washington
London
Wmkinley
Phipps
Colorade
Mining City
Prolino
Guban
Ners
New York Giants
Eadie Farrell
Hugh McQuillan
Albany
Demare
Hoboken
N. I
Redston
Trom
Jack Warren
Chicazonezra
Hern
DR. Lamb
Heeb
Fly Seith Rie
Thie Santer
L. F. Howatt
Iutte Country Club
Aumo West Granite
Unel Apell
Simonich
Phil Kaplan
Sarles
Tim Downey
T. Menger
Bassin
Knievei Ion Ig
Knievel
Betsy Ross
B. Au i
F. Thomas
Bauer
Richards
Ial Bortyman
Crystal Creamert
Holsum
Downes
Manauerre Alleys
Atlantic
Uate
Chequamegon Cafe
Tiuriew Riley
Truazolino
Cape
Sancon
Sowick
Wein
Stephens
Eddie Js Collins
Wright
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