Death of Joseph Marohich Revered Leader in Butte
Joseph Marohich, supreme president of the National Croatian society, died after a life of community work begun in Pittsburgh and extended to Butte. Local attorney Joseph Vik recalled his friend’s efforts to better Croatian Americans, noting Marohich helped publish the first Croatian English dictionary and led Croatian societies in Butte. He arrived in America at 21, worked at the steel plant, then the German National Bank, balancing studies, business ventures, and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marohich
National Croatian Society
Butte
Joseph Vik
Marohich
Wilk
America
Pittsburg
German National Bank of
Foreign Department
Vile
Vil
Sein
Tare ‘Ook
Atep
Tevan
National
Pittaburg
Tutte
Philip “and
tacod_ society
Hrvatska Society
Judge Lynch Arariens Briggeman for Murder
Former Gov S V Stewart and County Attorney Cummings represented the state at the arraignment of Joseph Briggeman for the murder of Jack Cook in Deer Lodge before Judge Lynch of Butte. Briggeman not ready to enter a plea but will do so Monday when the judge returns to Deer Lodge. Lynch then goes back to Butte to hear the appeal for a new trial in Mike Werbe’s case.
Trial of Marmorale vs Intermountain Continues
The damage suit of Rocco Marmorale against Intermountain Publishing, before Judge Carroll and a jury for four days, was continued a half hour past adjournment to finish testimony. The case resumes at 10 this morning. A motion for a non-suit, taken under advisement last Friday, was denied when court convened yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocco Marmorale
Intermountain Publishing Company
Carroll
Wittzens
Butte News Notes Highlights Local Business and Visits
Butte residents report rent pianos from Orton Bros. and Ford sales activity as the city notes several business trips. Pred McClure, Dan McMahon, and YR. Brittain return from Salt Lake and Helena while Frances Manley heads to Kansas City. N. N. club meeting postponed. Brotherhood of American Yeomen invites Anaconda drill team for a class initiation at T. O. C. F hall with a banquet on West Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Main Springs
Meyer
North Main
Ford Sales & Service
East Broadway
P.O. News Rand
Pred McClure
Elty
Union Pacific
Butte
Salt Lake
Dan McMahon
Great Northern
Brittain
Elty Dek
Helena
Jane
Randall
Cora D. Jenkins
North
Montana Street
Tig Butte Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeome
Thas
Anaconda
T. 0. C. F Hall
West Broadway
Ranch near Missoula sought for summer tour guests
Tourism agency seeks a nearby ranch on the line between Harlowton and Missoula operated by a real rancher. Must offer livestock work, comfortable sleeping quarters, first class beds, bath and table, good saddle horses, and opportunities for fishing and hunting. Address Tourist Travel Bureau Marquette Building Chicago.
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Tourist Travel Bureau
Butte Man May Head Rotary District at Montana Event
A Butte man is favored as next district governor, with Anaconda and Helena clubs backing his bid. Salt Lake City will host the district convention on March 9, Salt Lake hotel to serve as headquarters. Ralph Bristol will preside as district governor, with prominent visitor Bob Timmons among the attendees. The convention faces talks on creating a separate Montana district and representing the Montana clubs, including Great Falls and Helena.
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Salt Lake
Logan
Utah
Charles Austin
Butte Club
Logan Club
Utah Hotel
Butte
I.E Woodard
Donald Campbell
George N
Montana
Great Falls
Helena
Ralph Bristol
Bob Timmons
Sixteen Appeared In The Police Court
After a week of steady arrests the police court again heard 16 culprits on Monday. The crowd included six alleged bootleggers among them a woman. Two drunks, two fighters and a man who lost his car rear license plate and whose front plate could not be read were listed. Three women were fined $10 each. One disturbance case was dismissed when the complainant refused to prosecute. C Moe, who lost his car number, was also dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
C. C. Moe
Judge Grants New Trial In Webbe Murder Case
Judge Lynch, after Attorney Le Sage’s motion, grants Mike Webbe a new trial citing new evidence from Rea Williams about a drug party leading to McAlena Kerrigan's deaths. Webbe, nervous in custody, awaits investigation outcomes while the county weighs whether a conviction can be secured.
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Sage
Mike Peaches
Webbe
al McAlena
Lynch
John’ Duggan
McAlena
Kerrigan
Mike “Webber
Frances Steele Woods
le Sage
Rea” Williams
Williams
South
Arizona Street
Steele
Inquest to be held today into Burt death
An inquest into the death of 11 year old James Burt, who died from injuries after coasting on Excelsior street, will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Acting Coroner Buckley announced yesterday. The boy’s funeral was held yesterday at the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, with Mrs Keisel assisting hymn singing. Burial followed at Mount Moriah cemetery. The Burt family expressed thanks for sympathy and floral tributes, noting Mr Keisel was mentioned by the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burt
Excelsior Street
Glock
Buckley
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Kessel
Mount Moriah
Burt
County Finances Report Demanded by County Commissioners
County commissioners yesterday demanded a yearly report of county finances for the year ended November 30 and the December monthly report. They also asked for details on warrants called but not redeemed within sixty days, the total money in various funds, and a list of banks where the funds are deposited.
Former Army Man Coughs Up Bullet From Lung
A Chattanooga ex soldier and World War I veteran coughed up a bullet that had lodged in his lung during a battle in the Avenue. Army physicians feared surgery might be fatal and saved him with careful treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Avenne
Enlig Moment on Suffrage Rights in the Muslim World
Fragmentary note references debates on full suffrage rights in Muslim communities. The text appears to discuss women’s political rights and potential reforms, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a precise report.
Roman artifacts auctioned in London Ninth Legion standard
A Roman military standard and a Roman general seat of the Ninth Legion associated with Boadicea were sold at a London auction. The sale highlighted ancient military regalia and contested leadership relics from antiquity.
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Boadices
London
Back to Farm Move Slated in Great Northern Aid
Hundreds of settlers are expected in Montana this year as the Great Northern offers special low round trip fares from St Paul to Montana points. Rates include 50 to Kalispell Whitefish or Columbia Falls 45 to Great Falls Lewistown Broadview Conrad or Shelby 40 to Havre 37.50 to Malta and 29 to Glasgow. The cut rate is hoped to support the home seekers drive.
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Montana
Great Northern Railroad
E. Q. Boyle
Great Northern
Butte
St. Paul
North Dakota
Idaho
Washington
St.Paul
Oitice
Kalispell
Whitefish
Columbia Falls
Great Falls
Lewistown
Broadview
Conrad
Shelby
Havre
Malta
Glasgow
Jury List Completed for 1921 in Silverow County
The 1921 jury list for Silverow County was finished by Commissioner Cooney and Assessor Sule livan and turned to the Clerk of the Court. A general list, a city-resident special list, and a served-jurors box will be maintained. Special venires will be drawn from the city-resident box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverow County
Come Mission
Cooney
Teamurer
Assensor Sulelivan
Three Bootlegging Suspects Face Fines in Police Court
Judge Grimes fined Wanda Mularkey 200 dollars after raid on 100 South Wyoming Street found whiskey behind the bar and in a coal bin. Peter McDonald and Morrison also cited. W. H. Ferguson fined 50 dollars for bootlegging at 313 East Park Street. Jack Fitzmorris paid 25 dollars for similar charges. Detectives testified Ferguson concealed a pint half full on his hip and slipped it to Walter. Court adjourned with officers planning abatement actions against Mularkey and Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Wandy Mularkey
Wyoming Street
Peter McDonald
Morrison
Mularkey
W. H. Ferguson
East Park Street
A. Walter
Walter
Ferguson
Mullarkey
Attorneys File Claim Against McLure Estate
Attorneys report they are owed 541,159.71 in fees for work as advisers to the executor and administrator of the Charles D. McLure estate, which was valued at 484,196.50 at probate on June 20, 1918. They contend their efforts increased value to more than 700,000 and seek payment of 86,400 plus a note of 48,209.71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Mebure
H. Maury
A. R. Meisner
T. Meclure
Clara Motors
Cascade
Silver Mines Mills Company
Treasy
Butte Oratorio Society admits 15 new members in drive
The Butte Oratorio Society held a meeting at the Butte Colleger and admitted 15 new members, bringing total membership to 75. A drive committee was formed with Charles McLean as chairman to boost membership toward 200 while preparing Elijah for the spring concert. The group emphasizes that formal training is not required for singing roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Oratorio Society
Devel
Butte Colleger
Charles McLean
Thi
Elijah
Butte
Irish Protdrama at Broadway Tonight
Ireland a Nation a phox odrama shown at the Broadway theater for two nights starting tonight with two acts of vaudeville. Promoters claim authenticity of scenes and expect late houses as the film has drawn praise from dress, pulpit and public in major cities.
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Ireland
Fim
Citien
Lucky insects survive freezing in alpine life cycle
Naturalists report insects spending long torpid periods endure cold better, seldom injured or killed by frost. Beetles and butterflies above the snow line appear stiff, revive quickly, and grow lively in warm valley air after exposure.
The Vanishing Vanity of the Feline Claws
An on going scientific study of wild cats reveals that felines do not sharpen claws on tree bark to keep them keen. The observed display is attributed to male vanity and a demonstration of agility and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vain Cat
Classified Ads Link Seekers To Desired Goods
The reader seeks better housing, jobs, or items like a summer resort or steam launch and turns to classifieds as the direct path to seller contacts. Ads offer a straight line to movable goods and services, urging both buyers and sellers to connect through these notices.
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Lynch Arariens Briggeman
Butte News
Foley’ S Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Anaconda Convention City
Spokane Cafe
Main St
Spokane
ED Rose
North Main Street
Oechsli
OXLEY
Horlick
F. W. Emery
W. Broadway
Apt Columbia Block
Chiropractic
Goldie Davis
Mike Webbe
Frances Steele ‘Woods
ASK Information
Mycarthy, Bryant &Co
Bex
Ceretana
Nour
Hanson
J. McArthy
Sully
Bobby Burns
The
Daughters of Scotia
Jensen’s
McLure Estate
Broadway Tonight
Seamateee
Santora
Axminster
Brussels
Garvente
Bae
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery and Meat Store
Dakota
Lyon's
Crisco
Swift
Morrell & Co
Hills Bros
McCarthy's Sanitary
Bate Broadway
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