Three Men Injured as Car Slips Off Snowy Embankment
William O'Brien Herbert Ralph and James Casey were injured when their car skidded on a snow covered road near North Excelsior street and rolled 20 feet down an embankment in Missoula gulch. O'Brien suffered two broken ribs Ralph a fractured wrist Casey a hand injury. The trio were hospitalized at St. James hospital after the crash and later sent home.
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William O'Brien
Herbert Ralph
James Casey
Missoula Gulch
North Excelsior Street
O'Brien
St. James's Hospital
O’brien
Ralph
Casey
St. James Hospital
J. L. O'Rourke
West
Gold Street
Wyoming Street
Eee
O'Neil Street
Walkerville
Butte Radio Fans Fail to Tune Washington Talks
Butte residents at the Butte Radio club station sought to hear Washington talks by Senators Walsh and Lenroot on the world court but could not connect. Some private sets also failed while London programs came in clearly Sunday night. EB. G. Darlington heard Mexico City on Monday with English announcements and music before static. Mexico City will broadcast again Saturday evening 9:30 to 10.
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Butte Radio
Washington
Walsh
Lenroot
Butte Radio Club
M. R. Cooper
London
EB. G
Darlington
South Jackson Street
Mexico City
Bishop Joseph S. Glass Dies in Los Angeles
The Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Glass Roman Catholic bishop of Salt Lake City died in St. Vincent's hospital Los Angeles after a week long illness Funeral services are set for 10 am Friday at St Vincent's church and the body will be transported to Salt Lake City for solemn mass at the cathedral of the Madeleine Interment will follow in Salt Lake City.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Joseph S. Glass
Salt Lake City
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Vincent's Church
Bishop Glass Attends Butte Fourth Degree Conclave
Bishop Joseph S. Glass, reported dead in Los Angeles, attended the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus conclave in Butte in May 1919. He arrived May 10 and celebrated Mass at Sacred Heart Church, spoke at the Silver Bow club banquet, and visited again in June 1924 after Helena cathedral ceremonies. He could not attend Bishop Carrolls funeral due to illness.
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Josephs. Glass
Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus
Butte
Sacred Heart Church
Silver Bow Club
Helena
Glass
John P. Carroll
Bishop Glass
Bishop Carroll
South Side News Roundup Of Local Social Happenings
Reports from South Side detail illness of Maxine Foote at 1801 Oregon Avenue and visitors including A F Carmean of Salt Lake City. Moose Hall ceremony for Royal Neighbors of America No 2007 installs Mary Schaad and 11 others with social hour and bouquets. Local families host birthdays, dinners, sewing club event, and church society meetings.
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Maxine
Arthur Foote
Oregon Avenue
A. F. Carmean
Salt Lake City
BE. A. Cherry
Bayard Street
Moose Hall
Royal Oak Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
J. H. Arner
Mary
Martha Dahlman
Faith
Grace Butterfield
Courage
Iris Cooney
Mary Holly
Laura Larson
Endurance
Arner
Williams
Florence Moran
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Stewart Avenue
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