Butte News Notes Rent pianos and Buick ads abound
A mix of local notices and ads covers piano rentals from Orton Broa and Buick car sales from Silver Bow Motor Car Co. The Red Cross seeks information on John B. Yates and Joseph Parasi. Divorces and licenses surface, with several marriage licenses issued in Butte and surrounding counties. A civil suit, Butte Ramsdell v Albina St George, ends in a $575 cost memorandum for damages.
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Dodge Brothers
Silver Bow Motor Car Co
Buick
P. O
Alhambra Hot Springs
Home Service
Red Cross
John B. Yates
Joseph Parasi
Judge Lamb
Helen Thaho Vincent
Joseph Ivory Vincent
W. Deworkin
H. Brinig
A. A. Sheuerman
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Fred McLeod
Dewey Street
Leon Bachman
Idaho Falls
Katherine Torkelson
Minneapolis
James Rooney
Rose Rooney
Butte
William H. Axtell
Bozeman
Susie Parmenter
Silver Bow
Butte-Ramsdell Company
Albina St. George
Reynolds Seeks Short Term Supreme Bench Seat
Judge F B Reynolds of Billings campaigns for a seat on the state supreme court. He argues southeastern representation is deserved and cites Billings prosperity and planned construction approaching two million dollars for the year. The interview notes Western delegates are being courted to boost his candidacy.
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F. B. Reynolds
Billings
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Reynolds
Butte Delegates Choose District Central Committee Members
At the Republican district convention in Butte the 16 county delegations selected two committeemen each for the district central committee. Names include Mrs. Dora M Wild and B F Riggs Jefferson. Mrs Emma Ingalls and W J Brennan Flathead. Charles Waterman and Mrs H Buell Gallatin. Mrs A L Anderson and T Gilbert Beaverhead. Missoula delegates Mrs J E Power and E M Reynolds. Ravalli Mrs Virginia White and Sid M Ward. Deer Lodge Olive J Harrity and George C Jackson. Sanders H C Cullom and Mrs E J Thompson. Silver Bow W D Fenner and Mrs Joseph Lutey. Lewis and Clark Mrs Charles E Pew and J F McNamee. Mineral Frank Lucke and Blanche M Hyde.
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District Central Committee
Jefferson
Dora M. Wild
B. F. Riggs
Flathead
Emma Ingalls
W. J. Brennan
Gallatin
Charles Waterman
H.&. Buell
Beaverhead
Joseph H. Griffin
Silver Bow
Frank Eel
H. M. Blake
Deer Lodge
P. S. Dokey
H., J. Faust
Granite
F. KE. Engling
K. D. Phelan
Lewis and Clark
O. Li. Junod
Madison
H. J. Burley
Sanders
U. KE. Gilbert
John W. James
A. J. Lowry
J. M. Smith
Fred C. Wood
K. D. Smith
Mrs. Charless. Hare
A. J. Wilcomb
Frank J. Ludke
Mineral
Frank T. Keith
Missoula
RK. Wilburn
Powell
M. Ward
Ravalli
H. C. Cullom
W. D. Fenner
I. J. Ludke
Mineral County
Broadwater
Lincoln
Oratory Turned Loose at Thornton Banquet
Delegates to the Republican convention 260 attended the Thornton hotel banquet. D J Charles presided, Mayor Stodden welcomed, and speakers praised the party while urging constructive talks and straight ticket voting. National committee figures and local leaders highlighted ongoing campaign optimism.
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Thornton Hotel
D. J. Charles
Silver Bow County
National Committee
W. T. Stodden
Stodden
Butte
Archibald M. Hall
Indianapolis
National Republican Committee
Hall
Montana
Forces to oppose bolshevists to field 200000 men
A Paris dispatch says the supreme council will send about 200000 troops to oppose Bolshevists in the Caucasus. The report also notes a serious communist uprising in Bessarabia and disturbances in Sofia.
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London
Paris
Central News
Supreme Council
Caucasus
Bessarabia
Sofia
Hall and Heintz rally for 100 percent Americanism
Archibald M Hall and Captain Vic tor Heintz of Chicago addressed a fair crowd at the Empress theater urging Republican unity and a campaign platform emphasizing 100 percent Americanism loyalty to law limited immigration tariff protection and defense of American industry Heintz criticized Washington the party machine and personal ambition while Hall outlined planks on loyalty sovereignty and wartime service as core campaign goals
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Empress Theater
Archibald M. Hall
Victor Heintz
Chicago
Heintz
National Committee
Hall
Republican Party
Washington
America
Butte Woman Enters Congressional Race
Mrs. T. A. Grigg announced last night her candidacy for representative in congress at the First district convention. She urged 50-50 recognition for Butte women in political honors, noted she is a longtime suffragist, and said she is a delegate to the recent republican national convention of women and chairs the county Republican women's organization.
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Butte
T. A. Grigg
Congress
Grigg
Republican National Convention of Women
Washington
Republican Women’s Organization
Flu Epidemic Spreads in Midwest and Chicago Peak Near
Influenza cases rise in the Midwest with 163 new on Rhine week, 12 deaths and 6 pneumonia deaths. Chicago reports 2514 cases and 24 deaths in one day, pneumonia 297 with 57 fatalities. Health officials say peak may be passed. hospitals crowded, Rockford hit hard with 890 cases, Camp Grant and Great Lakes easing. Japan reports many deaths from influenza with emergency measures.
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Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Rhine
Chicago
Board of Health
John Dill Robertson
Rockford
Illinois
Camp Grant
Make A Will Day In Campaign Sparks Thrift Push
National thrift week promotes Make A Will Day emphasizing dangers of homemade wills. Sponsoring groups urge families to create valid documents. Wills allow appointing a trust company as executor, ensuring proper estate management and honoring wishes versus state inheritance laws.
Major Foote Enters 1929 Attorney General Race in France War Service
Major J. A. Foote of Chateau enters the Republican race for attorney general. He was among the first 190,000 to go overseas in World War I, serving 18 months in France before discharge last June. He notes good crop prospects and moisture in Chateau, plans to visit former soldiers in Anaconda today.
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France
Watute
J. A. Voote
Chateau
Foote
Anaconda
Two Boys Rescued From Rogue River Rapids Near Dillard
Two boys adrift in a rowboat without oars were saved by Bert Laurence near Dillard Oregon. He roped them with a lariat from shore and hauled them to safety as the seething Rogue River threatened to plunge them over the rapids.
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Roseburg
Ore
Rogue River
Dillard
Bert Laurence
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Butte News
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Everybody’s Grocery
Hills
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Dan M'Carthy, Prop
Cuticura
Cuticurs Laboratories
Dept. X
Malden
Mass
DR. Davis
Owsley Block Park
Addison K. Lusk
Missoule
Roosevelt
Atlantic
McKinley
Resolutions Committee
United States Senate
League of Nations
Senate
United States
Committee On Organization
W. F. Wayne
Floyd C. Fluent
Congressional Central Committee
C. S. Hwaire
Helena
Republican Organization Convention
John A. Tressler
Malta
F. C. Fluent
Tressler
Theodore Roosevelt
Thornton
Robert L. Clinton
Greece
Clinton
Theodore Rooosevelt
Charles S. Warren
M. J. Delano
Clarence Buck
Lowder
W. J. McCormick
H. Williams
B. Charles
BR. CC. Mona
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Patrick Henry
Daniel Webster
Hannifin
Lorenz Butte Optical CO
West Park St
Vark St
Gore dePais
N. Chutos
Park Street
Indiana
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
Lyon
Ceretana
Rex
John J. W.carthy
Middle West
Japan
Beattle
Wash
Tokio
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Calkins CO
The
Finlen
Sweet Clover Creamery
McCarthy's Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
Beast Broadway
Dewey Point
Occident
North Dakota
Virginia
Swift
McCarthy's Sanitary
East Broadway Fruit Department
No. Main Street
Edison Mazda
Henry’s Pharmacy
Alabama
Yeomen
Robin Hood
Florence Grant
Sec’y
RED Boot Shoe CO
North Main
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