Doran Resigns to Take New Position With National Wood
L J Doran resigns after ten years with Burlington at Butte to become traffic manager and field representative for the National Wood Warehouse and Storage company of Chicago. His March 1 departure follows service as Montana division traveling freight and passenger agent since 1917. T J Cummins of Spokane will succeed him, arriving in Butte February 1.
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Burlington Railroad
L. J. Doran
Butte
National Wood Warehouse and Storage Company
Chicago
Mr. Doran
Montana
T. J. Cummins
Spokane
Burlington
Mr. Cummins
Olive Cockrell Visits Butte Guests at the Grand
Olive Cockrell of Ringling visits Butte for a brief stay and calls on friends while a guest at the Grand hotel.
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Olive Cockrell
Ringling
Butte
the Grand
Thomas Dixon decries modern Ku Klux Klan in New York speech
In New York on January 23, Thomas Dixon author of The Clansman denounced the modern Ku Klux Klan at an American Unity League gathering. He warned that masked secret oath bound orders threaten law and could lead to martial law, while defending the original Klan as a weapon against tyranny.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas Dixon
Ku Klux Klan
American Unity League
Klan
South
Hell
GUILTY PLEAS IN LIQUOR OFFENSES AND GAMBLING CHARGES
Three more liquor offenders pleaded guilty and were fined 200 dollars each. J. J. Connolly Gunner Nelson and Tom Mulholland admitted liquor possession. John Karablis pleaded guilty to gambling and paid 100 dollars with three weeks to raise the balance. Allice Ale vicks charges dropped. Eight new informations filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
J. J. Connolly
Gunner Nelson
Tom Mulholland
John Karablis
John Allice
Louis Alevicks
Karablis
Phil Martin
Mining the Makings showcased in Radio Broadcast
An illustrated feature in the January Radio Broadcast from Doubleday Page & Co discusses Montana mining for radio construction metals. Philip S. Rush profiles ore sources and shows mining imagery around Butte and the copper wire department at the Great Falls smelter.
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Montana
Doubleday Page & Co
Philip S. Rush
R. G. Dun & Co
San Diego
Cal
Butte
Great Falls
City Attorney to Present Data to State Solons in Helena
City Attorney John Davies traveled to Helena to present data and confer with legislators on a proposed law to relieve Butte from liability for damages resulting from icy sidewalk falls.
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John Davies
Helena
City of
Butte
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk to Four Couples
The clerk of the court issued marriage licenses yesterday to four couples: James A. Gilliland and Elma Eilen Pudes of Stuart. Fre a Suckley and Hazel Wright. and Daniel Romnis and Idna Cole of Butte.
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James A. Gilliland
Elma Eilen Pudes
Stuart
Frea Suckley
Hazel Wright
Daniel Romnis
Idna Cole
Butte
Washington Outlook Tracked In 1922 Commerce Reports
The 1922 value of meats dairy grain and grain products exports fell short of 1921 totals while farm livestock value rose to 5 111 256 000 from 4 799 170 000 the prior January. President Harding recovered from grippe but remained away per doctors orders. The Green resolution to amend the constitution to ban further tax exempt securities passed the House. Senate bankers committee recommended Milo D Campbell for the fed eral reserve board. The ICC adjourned after railroad consolidation views. Capper and Fairfield introduced a constitutional amendment to legalize federal marriage and divorce laws in Congress. Standard Oil of Indiana paid 89 560 000 in cash dividends through last Jan 30, with net earnings about 259 000 000.
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Associated Press
Commerce Department
Harding
House
Milo D. Campbell
Michigan
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Capper
Kansas
Pfairfield
Indiana
Agricultural Department
Standard Oil Company of
Senate
Robert W. Stewart
Making a Man at Rialto with Jack Holt and Eva Novak
Jack Holt stars as Horace Winsley a provincial multimillionaire stripped by poverty in a Paramount adaptation of Peter Kyne. Eva Novak plays the heroine guiding his transformation in the Rialto premiere with J. P. Lockney Bert Woodruff Frank Nelson and Robert Dudley in supporting roles.
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Jack Holt
Peter B. Kyne
Rialto
Eva Novak
J. P. Lockney
Bert Woodruff
Frank Nelson
Robert Dudley
Mr. Holt
Horace Winsley
Joseph Henaberg
Albert Shelby Levine
the News Weekly
Colleen of the Pines Highlights Jane Novak at People's
Jane Novak shines in her first R-C production Colleen of the Pines at the People's theater. The blonde star demonstrates dramatic range in a string of powerful situations, establishing herself as a distinguished artiste.
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Jane Novak
The
People's Theater
Miss Novak
Furniture Houses Behind With Orders
After a three week absence Sam Shiner of Shiner Furniture Co returns to find large orders from Chicago and Grand Rapids for Butte, with wholesale houses far behind on deliveries. Mrs Shiner says demand exceeds previous years and business men anticipate a record year as buyers tour the East.
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Sam Shiner
Shiner Furniture Company
East Park Street
Butte House
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Butte
Knights of Columbus Dance Tonight for Fourth-Degree Members
The Knights of Columbus fourth-degree dance is tonight at the clubhouse with the Twentieth Century orchestra. An enjoyable evening is promised as the social committee, led by Mark Hurley and Joe Earls, oversees decorations ahead of the Feb 22 pre Lenten event.
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Knights of Columbus
Joe Earls
Hugh McCarron
Mark Hurley
John Drout
James Borsick
Dee McGon
Twin Cities Market Week Aims Attract 35000 Dealers
The Twin Cities Market association has issued thirty five thousand invitations to retail dealers of the Northwest for market week set February five to ten. Wholesalers, jobbers, and St. Paul merchants promote better wholesale retail relations with plans for entertainment and banquets. Western Passenger association offers half fare certificados from Minnesota and neighboring states for visitors. Mayors of St. Paul and Minneapolis join in the proclamation inviting participation and a broad regional turnout.
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Twin Cities
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Michigan
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Salt Lake City police seek missing boy described by height
Police headquarters received a letter reporting a boy from Salt Lake City who left home on January 1. The youth is described as dark complexioned, 5 feet 5 inches tall, about 115 pounds, last seen wearing overalls and a brown coat.
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C. A. Bickerstaff
Salt Lake City
Sage Tea Beautifies and Darkens Hair
Advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick way to restore youthful, dark hair. It claims gray or faded hair vanishes after one or two applications and emphasizes natural, even darkening from a long‑selling recipe.
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Wyeth
Advt
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