Madame Mabelle Wagner Shank to Headline Chautauqua Trio
Madame Mabelle Wagner Shank renowned as the original Merry Widow leads a Chautauqua program at Butte from July 7 to 11 with two accompanists Leota Mullican and Hollis Butterfield. The trio will perform light operatic selections Broadway hits grand operatic pieces and recreations of Jenny Lind costumes and songs with elegant presentation.
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Madame Mabelle Wagner Shank
Merry Widow
Henry W. Savage
Madame Shank
Butte Chautauqua
United In Action
Jenny Lind
United States
Madame Wagner Shank
Leota Mullican
Hollis Butterfield
Mabelle Wagner
Madame Shank Company
Delights and Dinners Mark South Side Social Week
A Benton County social page recalls a Saturday party at the Bradford Inn honoring Mrs. Mamie Lenahan before her eastern trip, with a chicken dinner and social hour. Multiple guests and local residents attend, including Mrs. J. J. Lynch and Mrs. James Kelly.
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Bradford Inn
Mamie Lenahan
J. J. Lynch
James Kelly
Hugh McLaughlin
R. H O’brien
Frank McDonald
Joe O'Neil
Mary Harrington
Mary Murphy
J. J. Harrington
H. L. Bargion
Spokane
Bargion
Fred Holbrook
Mary Holbrook
Fred Holbrook Jr
J. R. Wall
Ottawa Street
Victor Laurence
Ralph and
Phillip
Tacoma
Wash
Walter Richie
Frans Street
Laurence
Richie
Carl Ensard
Gladstone Avenue
Jack Williams
Elm Street
Helen Parken
Nina Dally
Zina Hover
Here Lyman
Annie Anderson
Dorothy Gully
Kathleen Walsh
Mary Moyle
May
Hazel
Edna Williams
McCauley
Emory Downs
Baker
Lou Braman
J. R. Williams
Harry Williams
Frank Fellows
Herbert Jury
Patrick Connelly
Luke
Helen Kloos
Josephine Matule
Violet Laurence
Helen Matule
Thea Lowney Mies
Helen Sma
Garrison Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
Edith Virginie
Bill Whalen
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Father MacDonald
Terra Merrick
Joseph Merrick
O. Emerson
Carolina Avenue
Bozeman
Jessie Hocking
Fred Chapman
Walnut Street
Ruth Chapman
Barbara Welter
Miss Hocking
Carman Chapman
Richard Welter
Freddy Chapman
Charlies Lobb
William Welter
Ernest Welter
Chris Peterson
Renfreys
Dan Snell
Ona Baimen
Matt Hocking
Ruth Bond
Myrtle Hoar
Lena
Lottie Werle
Lilly
Beasie Hocking
Carman
Messrs Hocking
Billy Peterson
de Molay
Motorists Fined In Court Session In June Traffic Crackdown
Eleven of more than twenty arrested in Sutte's traffic drive paid fines totaling 155 during proceedings led by Judge Dan F Shea. June fines and forfeitures reached 12107, the month’s highest ever for the Butte court. Additional charges included liquor violations and vagrancy, with bonds set at 50 for未absentees.
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Sutte
Butte
Dan F. Shea
Maud Hunt
Vetani
R. W. Miller
W. R. Branch
M. Bedell
WP. Strader
J. Barnes
Felix Burns
J. Adams
P. J Tevelin
Nick Roesos
Sam Hill
County Officials Face Suit Over Missing Silver Bow Funds
County Attorney Downey filed suit against H A McIntyre and United States Fidelity and Guaranty for 28649.39 missing from Silver Bow treasury with two counts. The complaint claims misappropriation by McIntyre and failure to account after transition to his successor James J. Brett.
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H. A. McIntyre
Silver Bow
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of
Baltimore
T. EB. Downey
Silver Bow County
McIntyre
Mr. Downey
N. A. Rotering
J. FE. Sullivan
Siiver Bow County
James J. Brett
McIintyre
Brett
City Swim Champions Crowned at YMCA Event
Elizabeth Perham won the girls division with 7422-8 points and Dorothy Dolan topped the women with 6231-3 at the YMCA pool last evening. The program included sprints, diving and strokes with medals awarded to Elizabeth Perham, Dorothy Dolan and Dora O'Donnell among others.
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Elizabeth Perham
Dorothy Dolan
Helen Ralston
Helen Venus
Dora O’donnell
Mrs. Ralston
Bonnie Watts Equal World Pace Mark In Cleveland Race
Bonnie Watts driven by Marvin Childs equaled the world pacing record at North Randall on a 2:16 pace heat finishing in 1 31 2 5. The record was previously set by Ribbon Cane at Omaha two years prior, with Norman Grattan and Fred Tegan of Cleveland securing back-to-back stake winnings.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
North Randall Track
Uonnie Watts
Marvin Childs
Omaha
Ribbon Cane
Childe
Norman Grattan
Fred Tegan
World records set in Cleveland mile and a quarter pace race
In Cleveland a pacing race worth $2,220 produced two new world records. Vavonian beat the mile and a quarter mark for trotters with 2:42 4-5, eclipsing the prior 2:43 set by Escotiilo in 1922. Buddy Mae driven by Charles Valentine posted 2:37 1-6, surpassing Nervolo’s earlier 2:38 record at Memphia.
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Cleveland
Vavonian
Escotiilo
Buddy Mae
Charles Valentine
Nervolo
Memphia
Frenchman Leads In Glen Eagles Match
Aubrey Boomer of the Bt Cloud Country club near Paris led 100 pro golfers in the Glen Eagles 1000 guineas qualifying with a 69 to set a course record Abe Mitchell was one behind with 70 American Joe Kirkwood posted 80 and must improve to reach match play George Duncan won last year shot 81 MacDonell Smith skipped the event A 36 hole Barnes versus Abe Mitchell match was noted.
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Associated
S'rees
Glen Eagleer
Scotland
Aubrey Boomer
Cloud Country Club
Paris
Glen Eagles
Boomer
Abe Mitchell
Joe Kirkwood
George Uncan
MacDonell Smith
Barnes
Abe Michell
Purses Placed for St Albans Course Contest
A purse event has been arranged to be played over the St Albans course near London, signaling a notable golf contest in the suburban district.
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St. Alban's Course
London
Ford Not Bidder for U S Vessels Scrapping Sale
In Washington 20 bidders, including individuals and companies, opened for the sale of 200 Shipping Board vessels for scrapping. Henry Ford did not bid and offered no explanation. Bids varied. Boston Metal Company led with a blanket sale at 1,370,000 dollars. Metal Supply of California offered vessels individually from 4,200 to 6,000 dollars.
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Washington
Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Henry Ford
Ford
Suy
O'Connor
Varyi Aumi
Lybid
Boston l Metal Company
Baltimore
Er Metal Supply Company
Land
Cal
Funeral for John C Field Held at Mount Moriah Cemetery
The funeral for John C Field, who died recently, followed his planned marriage to Miss Olga Senton a week earlier. Rev Groeneveld officiated at Meresy and the service was at the home of Mrs. Emily on 829 Placer Street.
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Field
John C. Field
Olga Senton
Meresy
Emily
Placer Street
Groeneveld
Mount Moriah
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Nathan Nyman
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Franklin Hannaman
Ray Chapman
George Leighton
Harrison Avenue
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