Treat Assured at Chamber Banquet
The New Finlen banquet hall can seat 250 as demand fills the hall. Herman Blank will be toastmaster James H Rowe Kemmer and Governor Erickson will speak on local conditions building of the great Northwest and civic work President Charles to report on local progress New Finlen Hotel orchestra to provide music. program to be brisk with business session after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Blank
James H. Rowe
Kemmer
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Great Northwest
David J. Charles
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Erickson
Potter
Dr. Potter
Governor Erickson
Edward P. Kemmer
Buite
Charles
New Finlen Hotel
Opening of Murray Buick Showroom in Butte Shines
Roy Murray and the Murray Motor Co staged a grand opening for the new Buick showroom on West Galena street. The 18000 foot fireproof building featured a basement auto show with 40 Buick 1926 models on display while guests enjoyed music by the Loomis Winter Garden orchestra and festive entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Murray
The
Murray Motor Company
Buick
West Galena Street
Murray
Northwest
Mr. Murray
Charles Goddard
Loomis Winter Garden Orchestra
Winter Garden
Monte Austin
Jimmie Chatham
Goddard
Howard Rude
Joe Lonner
Jack Noonan
A! Woodside
Harry Bennett
Montana
Mamie Henry
Havald
Fire devastates Goldsmith mine plant and rescue saves worker
A blaze at the Goldsmith mine near Walkerville destroyed the engine room and damaged the gallows frame and ore bin. McGuigan and Hall braved gas and smoke to rescue foreman Sullivan from the 800 level, reemerging as water aided firefighters. About 60 workers face temporary unemployment while insurers and management plan rebuilding and possible deeper sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter West Side
Goldsmith
Moulton
McGuigan
Walkerville
Charles Hall
Hall
Sullivan
Centerville
Mr. Brady
John R. Boardman
Anaconda
Attorney General to Use Padlocks in Prohibition Crackdown
Grand jury launches expansive action against alleged liquor ring with Canada and Great Britain extradition plans. Dwyer arrested December 3 on $40,000 bond, 29 co-conspirators bail totaling $228,000. Coast guard members under investigation, including Nicholas Brown charged with bribery and shipping 315 cases of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Than
Canada
Louis Kitovitch
London
Walter L. Vandyke
The
Ring
Montreal
Howard Capteron
Grand
Dwyer
Great Britain
Chartier
Assault charge against Saunders dismissed in Memphis
Clarence Saunders had an assault and battery charge against him dropped in police court after John C. Burch secretary of Piggly Wiggly declined to prosecute and did not appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Clarence Saunders
John
C. Burch
Piggly Wiggly Corporation
Burch
Saunders
Fraud Warning Over National Distributors Association Heating
A consumer details how a $5 membership to the National Distributors' association lured him with promises of $8 to $104 daily and large buyer contacts. He sent funds, received a useless manual, and gained no business while others report losing sums. authorities were contacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Distributors’ Association
Blomgren
Colombe
N D. A
Howard Printing Company
North Clark Street
Chicago
A. M. Johnson
South Main Street
Johnson
Federal Department of Justice
Coal factions fail to reach agreement in joint conference
A Philadelphia joint conference of miners and operators rejected the Lynett plan to settle the anthracite strike and adjourned until tomorrow. The meeting followed a New York break up and was convened at the urging of John L. Lewis. The piece notes ads and individuals connected to the National Distributors Association and questions surrounding "Supervisor Colombe" and "The Green Archer."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Plans
Philadelphia
New York
Lynett
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
E. J. Lynett
Scranton Times
Seamen Battle for Life in Gale Afloat Two Vessels
In a mid Atlantic gale, 54 crew aboard the Antinoe and Laristan face peril as salvage tugs and liner assistance contest dangerous seas. The Roosevelt and Bremen responded to distress calls while the Reindeer stands by at Halifax for Laristan rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mid-Atlantic
Reindeer
Halifax
Laristan
Associated Press
New York
Antinoe
Egypt and Lavant Steamship Company
Queenstown
Tts
Swansea
Roosevelt
Balboa
Canal Zone
Europe
United States
Ernest Heitman
Uno Wirtanen
Finland
George Freed
Bremen
If H. Winchester and Company
Boston
Seattle
Miami
Fla
United States Adopts Two Policy Declarations
Unanimous approval declared that disputes involving the United States cannot be submitted to the court without treaties. The second declaration states that adherence to policy is not a relinquishment of traditional anti entangling alliances and focus on purely American questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Credit chief is to talk in butte
President Watson is described by Butte business men who heard him at Livingston as one of the most forceful speakers in any organization. He is eloquent, amazingly informed on business methods and conditions, and possessed of a splendid voice and a magnetic personality. The committee on arrangements for the Watson banquet is composed of R. M. Hobbs, J. C. St. Clair, and J. W. Uncles of Butte, and Frank Tucker of Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Clark
McKee Printing Company
Butte
National Distributors’ Association
Clark
Anaconda Road
Colombe
National Distributing Association
North Clark Street
Chicago
National Distributors Association
Watson
Livingston
R. M. Hobbs
J. C. St. Clair
J. W. Uncles
Frank Tucker
Anaconda
Hobbs
Mr. Watson
Hobbes
Spokane
Montana
Retail Credit Men's Association
China
Mexico
Canada
Helena
EB. H. Newell
Norman Weinstein
Walter J. Akam
S. L. Smithers
J. H. Strain
Charles Wallace
G. F. Nossell
Floyd J. Habein
Chqahman
H. G. Coy
R. B. Abbott
Work Advocates State Aid for Settlers on Reclamation Projects
Secretary Work urged prompt state aid to federal reclamation projects, saying settlement support is vital. He cited hardships faced by settlers, noted congressional approval of state settlement clauses, and compared foreign practice and road-building costs to justify aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Tate
Work
Senate
Congress
House
Interior Department
Earthquake Felt At Gonzales Heights Observatory
A quake lasting four hours, with epicenter about 3,300 miles away, was recorded at Gonzales Heights Observatory in Victoria on the night of January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Victoria
B. C
Gonzales Heights Observatory
Board Battles Over Machines at School Meeting
The school board debated typewriter purchases for the high school in a meeting that featured heated exchanges and a ruling by Chairman Lindsay. They approved buying 51 machines after offers from two vendors, discussed funding and depreciation, and appointed Frank Fitch as a deputy sheriff to oversee Clark Park rink duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Kerr Beadle
Beadle
Baldwin
Ragsdale
Frank Fitch
Fitch
Clark Park
Mrs Howell in Critical Condition After Fire Incident
Mrs Howell wife of Judge R. E. Howell remains in critical condition after clothing ignited by flames from a fireplace Monday night. Attending doctors report possible poisoning effects but hope the system is not seriously harmed. family says her condition is not improving as hoped and she is not resting well.
Silver Bow Church Social Planned This Evening
Silver Bow Spiritual church holds a social this evening. A program has been organized by the committee in charge, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow Church
Silver Bow Spiritual Church
Death notices list Hughes and Hay from city homes
In this city yesterday morning Dane Hughes 38 died at his brother’s home 147 East La Platte. Services Sunday at 1 PM Rev Williams of the Welsh church to officiate and burial at Mountain View cemetery. Neomia Nancy Hay 60 wife of John W Hay of Dayton Ohio died yesterday at her daughter’s home 401 South Ex celsior Street. Time and place of funeral to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
North Main Street
St. Mary's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Kendrigan
Bridget Kendrigan
Duggan
Tme
Hay
Genere
L. O. Goodman
Excelsior Street
Neomia Nancy Hay
John W. Hay
Dayton
Ohio
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel Feature Highlight
The notice describes the funeral chapel as part of Sherman & Reed's complete service with no extra charge for its use, emphasizing intimate personal touches in their offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
Ike
Sherman & Reed
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Governor
Rowe
Finlen
Rowe and Blank
Boldsmith
McGuigan the Hero
Lydia E. Pinkham Company
Perona Company
Bend Post Office
Mr. Blomgren
T. J. Jennings
Missouri
W. J. Grotius
Illinoia
John Greer
Ida Erford
Greer
Erford
Elwood Ballof
Colorado Street
James Shoupe
Fir Street
Lynn Webster
West Granite Street
James Lyman
Thomas Avenue
Pp. F. Fitzgerald
R. King
Bayard Street
W. Page
West Copper
John Korn
South Washington Street
Swanson
Credit
Ralph W. Watson
Lindsay
Cleveland Industrial School
McKinley School
Walter Scott
State School of Mines
School of Mines
Montana State College
Dublin Gulch Athletic Club
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh
West Park Street
Savar
Hart Schattner & Marx Clothes
Weins
Bulle Ho of
West Broadway
Joseph F. Kramer
Machinists’ Union
Odd Fellows
Canton Wildey
Enterprise
Summett
Miriam Rebekah
Dalyshea Company
Mortuary
South
Idaho
Woman's Benefit Associa
Butte Review
No. 22
Richards’ Chapel
Elizabeth Wills
Joseph Richards
George T. Wade
Larry Duggan
Gosselin & Harkins
Wiliam J. Pengelly
East Park Street
Sam R. White
Embalmere
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