Butte Pioneer Joseph Chauvin Dies After Illness
Joseph Chauvin a longtime Butte businessman and first president of the Butte Old-Timers' club died last evening after a brief illness. He came to Butte by stage on June 1, 1881, and remained a prominent fur trader and mining stocks broker. Funeral plans include viewing at his granddaughter Mrs. James B. Donnelly’s home and a requiem Mass at St Patrick's Church after services at the Elks temple.
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Death sentence imposed on quartet in Chicago holdup
Four men including Henry Fernekes known as the midget bandit were sentenced to hang for murders tied to armed robberies. Daniel McGeorgehegan John Fnory and Campbell McCarthy faced execution dates in February and January after a jury ruled one youth sane despite prior insanity pleas.
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Sargent Links Bribery of Liquor Buyers to Crime Rise
New York, Jan 22. Attorney General Sargent argues that respectable citizens paying bribes to liquor sellers fuel crime and banditry. He urges enforcement discussion with the New York State Bar to address root causes of prohibition violations.
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Belgian Cardinal Mer cier rallies slightly at bedside
Belgian Cardinal Mer cier showed a minor rally at 10 o'clock tonight after a sinking spell that had deepened this afternoon. Sisters at the St Jean clinic said he would likely remain until tomorrow. Bishops and canons from Malines who were summoned to the bedside left the clinic shortly after 10. Fully conscious then, the cardinal dictated a long letter to a friend and requested rest.
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Senate Uses Gag Rule To End World Court Talk
The Senate voted 45 to 24 for cloture on debate over the world court. A one calendar day layover delays a final vote, with administration leaders claiming support for at least 12 votes to invoke limiting rules. Earlier talks on a 30 minute per senator plan were blocked by Senator Thurmond.
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Luther Burbank Denies Personal Resurrection Faith
Associates Press reports Luther Burbank, the famed horticulturist, stating he does not believe in personal resurrection and views reincarnation as a fallacy. He argues that all religions will become petrified forms and that science limits prophets, rejecting the idea of a universal divine plan.
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Hopes to end coal suspension shattered again
The Associated Press reports another failed push to end the coal strike as mine owners reject a peace plan. Scranton Times proposed terms to Maj. W W Inglis, seen as favorable by some negotiators, while United Mine Workers President John L Lewis signaled willingness to rejoin talks promptly. Continued on page 2.
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Reprieve Granted As Man Prepares For Death Chair
Am drone Ross, slated for Sing Sing electrocution, saw a reprieve after Gov. Alfred E Smith, telephoning from New York, ordered a delay. A temporary stay by a New York Supreme Court Justice came 14 hours before the scheduled execution for the murder of a Long Island bond salesman during an attempted robbery.
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Relief From Low Temperatures Foreseen Today
Denver reports a cold wave easing expected tomorrow as warmer weather follows. The current cold spell spans the Rocky Mountain region with subfreezing lows east of the continental divide, and arctic conditions reach southeastern states as snow forecasts mix with relief promises. Huron South Dakota records 26 below zero while Chicago hits five below in a frigid golden night.
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Delayed Honeymoon Unfolds For Mr and Mrs Dee
On a belated honeymoon trip a Butte pair Mr and Mrs Dee disclosed they wed last August in Helena. Mercedes OBrien, now Mrs Dee, worked at Continental Oil and was noted as a leading city lass. Emmett Dee, nicknamed Skimmer, rose as a prominent athlete at Butte High and is a special agent for the New York Underwriters in Butte.
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New regulations grant ten year grazing permits for forests
Washington January 22 new grazing fee rules push ten year permits with full contract effect. Local grazing boards will govern 160 national forests to encourage individual allotments where practical. Greeley says plan should ease stockmen unrest and adapt to local forest conditions.
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Mother hides dead baby for two years in trunk
A mother reportedly concealed the body of her unwelcome infant for two years after birth. Investigators traced the trunk to a hospital transfer mis linked to the mother. The deceased child, named E Suny, was found in Hate Bien Tod a case unfolding as authorities question the mother's story and the father's hospitalization in Missouri.
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Chief Speaker At Chamber Dinner For Butte Chamber
Edward P. Kemacer will be chief speaker at the annual meeting and dinner of the Butte Chamber of Commerce at the New Pinion hotel on February 1. Kemacer serves as secretary manager of the Tacoma Chamber and as secretary of the Pacific Foreign Trade council, with roles connected to San Francisco meetings in March 1926 and as director-general of the Pacific North West exposition in Madison Square Garden, New York, on May 1.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce Meet Plans Dinner
Invitations mailed for the annual Butte Chamber of Commerce meeting and dinner at the New Jew hotel on February 1. The forum committee arranged a splendid program and the chief executive will address the membership.
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Oklahoma Woman Gives Birth to Triplets at Claremore
Claremore Oklahoma January 23 Mea J D Sullivan wife of farmer near the city is the mother of triplets born a few days ago weighing a total of 81 pounds Two little babies weighed 11 pounds each and a baby boy weighed nine pounds The babies are growing nicely says no father.
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Tax Reduction Bill Seen With Early Senate Debate
The senate finance committee report on the tax reduction bill was submitted by Chairman Smoot. He and Senator Harrison pledged passage before the March 15 income tax installments are due. Norris warned against harm from haste, while Smoot urged nationwide support for the measure. Indications pointed to early action next week on the bill and world court considerations. The inheritance tax issue highlighted sharp partisan debate as Republicans and Democrats debated the bill’s tax position and state versus federal taxation.
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Must Pay With Life For Slaying Mother
A high court upholds a death sentence for the killer of a mother. The defendant remains on death row with execution awaiting final action after appeals.
Carbon County Man Heads Commissioners' Association
J R Convery of Billings Carbon county was elected president of Montana's State Association of County Commissioners at the annual meeting in Billings. John J Kelly Castagne was secretary and John Quickenden Lewistown along with H J Richardson Billings named as vice presidents. Trustees named include W B Russell Sanders County J H Manley Powell and S C Berg Meagher. Helena chosen as next meeting site with date set when the legislature is in session. The closing session featured attacks on a proposed five mill state levy for schools. Commissioners refused a salary raise and urged tax distribution reforms and highway condemnation appeal provisions while supporting county treasurers handling gas and auto license taxes.
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