Butte News Reports Gambling Ban Across Montana
The article notes a statewide ban on gambling, with enforcement actions against operators in any format. It mentions Justice Poindexter and state officials visiting for municipal league meetings, and cites interest in stock operations under blue sky laws, plus regional reports on Wheat yields and local retail bargains at Hennessy’s store.
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Butte Notes Record Visitors and Local Events
Butte society reports a stream of visitors from Helena Great Falls Missoula and other towns. Guests include B P Durner Lewiston A J Walrath Bozeman Oscar A Olson and J F Williams. Local births, church meetings, and business trips fill the day as residents plan travels and social gatherings.
National Civic Federation opens with war preparedness talk
New York January 17 appeals for an adequate national preparedness policy opened the National Civic Federation session. President Seth Low warned that wartime outcomes could be revolutionary, while Assistant Secretary Breckenridge urged expanded national guard and federal control. Dr Woods Hutchinson compared Austrian hygiene and health trends over 30 years.
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West Side Homes Burglaries Alarm Residents
A spate of burglaries on the west side, including the homes of Dan Broughton and Winifred Richards, were reported last night. Break-ins occurred through windows or transoms while families were away, with $100 missing at 100 South Crystal and valuables seized at 628 West Galena and 632 West Galena. Police noted lighted interiors during the thefts and increased pawnbroker challenges in reclaiming stolen goods.
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Butte Briefs: Local and Visiting Residents
W. 8. Haley arrives from Terry. H L Hanhof of Sheridan visits the city. B W Main of Columbia Falls and I Parker Veazey of Great Falls came on business. Alfred B Wayburn and J H Lynter from Great Falls are in town. Edgar Gillan and C B Mason visited from Park County. Born Jan 17 at Murray hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles D Kunkel of 3 West Galena Street. Mr Kunkel works with Westinghouse Electric and Machinery.
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Celebes sails to Rotterdam with relief cargo from Pittsburg
The steamer Celebes departed New York for Rotterdam carrying 153000 sacks of wheat and beans plus clothing donated to the Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania relief commission. The cargo, valued at 250000 dollars, bears a banner reading Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania Relief Ship.
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Police Tell Deutsch Tries Suicide After Prison Transfer
Deutsch a 30 year old Texas man arrived in Butte and faced a disturbance charge. He reportedly attempted to lie on railroad tracks to kill himself but was rescued and placed in jail. A long list of witnesses or associates from many cities followed him.
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Fred. Deutsch
Butte
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Deutsch
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Fruit dealers urge railroads for better relations at convention
Olive Bran Memphis Tenn gun 11-W. B. urope president of the Western Fruit Jobbers association told delegates at the twelfth annual convention that closer ties between railroads and shippers are essential for mutual welfare. He urged fruit dealers to lead efforts for better understanding and said the aim is justice, not antagonism.
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