Theater employes guests at big event
In Bouchers hall near 200 guests from Rialto and American theaters attended a late evening party hosted by J W Linn and William Sullivan. Invited were staffs from district offices of moving picture companies and the hall resonated with merriment until early morning. It was among the season's biggest social successes.
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Boucher’s Hall
Rialto
Guess
Rimeci
J. W. Linn
Americans
William "Sullivan
Whiskey Prices Dip Amid War of Drug Stores
In Butte a shortage of permits drives whiskey scarcity while bottled in bond stock sells at $1.50 per pint. Prescriptions fetch prices from two to three dollars depending on physician access. Night closures push bootlegger activity after 10 pm as officials hold prescriptions for emergencies.
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Butte
Morello Sues Anaconda Standard Over Alleged Libel
Peter Morello of Whitehall sues the Anaconda Standard claiming libelous publication harmed his reputation and subjected him to prosecution. The suit alleges the paper printed damaging statements and that he received only board and lodging as recompense, with attorneys named in the filing.
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Morello
Whitehall
Howara
Qohingon
Anaconda
Avery
Moura
Moelo
Ender
Pape
Snerlt
Hear Application for Power Rights in Montana
A hearing on Mountain Power company’s request for power development rights on Tinthead Lake and the Pend Oreille River is set before Col Edward I Schulte. The session covers surveys and engineering data for a pending permanent permit while Indian department and reclamation service voice protests to preserve prior rights.
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Prev
Polson
Mont
Mountain Power Company
Tinthead Lake
Pend Orelile
Edward I, Schulte
Beatle
Wae
Indian Department
Servion
Mountain Biates Power Company
Ita
Volunteers Named For Next Wednesday Election Process
The city appoints volunteer clerks and election judges with tentative officials picked by the special election committee. Approval comes later this week, with final lists reported to the council. Polling sites and ward precincts include Fifth Ward Precinct A on Kariman block and Sixth Ward at Mercury and Color streets, among others. The club building was donated as a polling place by Mrs. J D McGregor, with Bessette Storke supplying 211 Quartz as a polling locale.
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Lst
Special Election Committee
Richard Brimacombe
Citylark
Mercury Street
Seventh Ward
Harrison Harrison Avenue
Eighth Ward
J.D. McGregor
Bessette-Storke
Fresh Cairo Disturbances Report Downplayed in Rome Cable
A Rome cable to the Evening Star says fresh disorders in Cairo Bayt have left 190 dead and over 1000 injured. British troops reportedly quelled the unrest, though London has not confirmed the Rome report.
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Associated Press
London
Evening Star Today
Rome
Cairo
Bayt
Getting Rid of a Stubborn Cough Is Child's Play Now
Cheap home remedy promises quick relief from coughing by making Parmint double strength with sugar and water. Instructions claim it soothes mucous membranes and stops inflammation within hours, urging readers to ask druggists for Parmint double strength.
Rotary event highlights community service values in Butte
A Rotary club gathering in Butte showcased the organizations ideals and purpose with a dramatization by local high school girls and a keynote by District Governor Davis. Events featured a baby adoption stunt, presentations by Dr. Witherspoon and J R Wharton, and a nurse delivering a bouquet prize as part of the entertainment.
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Rotary
Willa
Misa Brooks
Clase
Butte
Jack Burke
Montana
Willtam Phillips
Dr. Butler
J.2. Woodard
Ore
Davis
Charles Vowell
Butte Club
Hutte
Silver Bow County
United States
Rdelton
Good Rotaria
Davie
Creaniza
Hon
Turyovernor Davia
Teotion
Idaho
Utah
Club
Dr. Witherspoon
J. R. Wharton
Rotary Club
A. J. Davis
J. A. Donovan
Geraldine Gosselin
Edna Vickers
Florenc
Florence Brees
Margaret Foggerty
Helene Smith
Helen Rothwell
Marie Louise ‘Leipheimer
Lillian Mary Sylvester
Sophie Kircher
Corattine Ha
Kenosha Sheriff Guilty of Accepting Bribes
Joseph Mayers former sheriff of Kenosha was found guilty by a jury on charges of accepting bribes for shielding a protected operation. He becomes the second official convicted in the alleged protection ring.
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Kenosha
Joseph Mayers
Kenoshin
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