Butte Council Approves Hiring For Police Fingerprint Bureau
The council backed a recommendation to establish a fingerprint bureau in the Butte police department with a budget appropriation of 900 dollars for a fingerprint expert. Additional 5 608 dollars was approved for salaries, bonds, and the city’s share of isolation hospital costs. Fire and public works items, building permits, and health cases were reviewed, with emphasis on budget gaps for 1927-28 and ongoing condemnation efforts for unsafe buildings.
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Butte
Judi Jy Committee
Nen
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Ation Hospital
West
Rge Thompson
Murphy
Fire Department
Pasks
Scout Executive meeting called for July 12 in Silver Bow
HUT executive meeting of the Boy Scouts in Silver Bow County is set for July 12. Arrangements cover retaining an executive to manage activities at Lowland summer camp and to lead scouting for the year. Dr Donovan, president, will preside. No action announced yet on hiring an executive head of scouting activities.
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Silver Bow
Lowland Surge Camp
Donovan
Legion Convention in Butte Praised as Finest Yet
Montana American Legion members held a convention in Butte with joint encampment of veterans' organizations. Silver Bow post hosted well and delegates praised treatment. Attendance exceeded usual, and plans were made for a July 18 social dance at Legion hall, redecorated for the event.
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Montana
American Legion
Butte
Silver Bow Post
Legion
Legion Hall
Visit in Butte during Fourth of July celebration
Mr and Mrs Tom Wagner and their children Miss Coretta Lois and George of Race Track were guests at the Earl Wagner home 1748 Stewart during the Fourth of July celebration.
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Tom Wagner
Coretta
Lois
George
Earl Wagner
Stewart
Hearing Postponed in Bourquin Calendar
No calendar will be heard in Judge Bourquin's department today as matters are continued to next Saturday. Judge Carroll will hear his calendar as usual. The district court case involving A J Davis and Dan Dellinger against the estate of I Mattingly is remanded for a new trial. The action concerns an insurance policy for 4000 dollars assigned after Dellinger filed a debt suit. The original decision favored the defendant. the full bench concurred. Automobiles gain popularity in The Netherlands with dealers selling out before arrival.
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Mattingly
J. K. Claxton
Dellinger
Matthews
Boy struck by car on Mercury Street injures scalp
Philip Carden eight of 228 South Gaylord street suffered a scalp laceration and minor cuts when struck by automobile driven by Tom Goforth of 1104 Missouri avenue as the vehicle crossed Mercury street at Grant yesterday afternoon. Witnesses said he was thrown onto the sidewalk. Goforth rushed him to Murray hospital where Dr. Joseph Swoboda treated him. Carden was released after treatment. Goforth was booked at the police station on reckless driving charges and bonded $100 for appearance in police court.
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Philip Carden
Gaylord Street
Tom Goforth
Missouri Avenue
Mercury Street
Grant
Goforth
Murray Hospital
Joseph Swoboda
Carden
Increased Business at Northern Pacific Halted by 48-Hour Week
Livingston Montana July 6 Increased business in the Northern Pacific region forces placing all division point employees on a 48 hour weekly schedule beginning tomorrow. Eight hundred local workers shift from a 44 hour week after more than three years. The company adds several new brakemen to the payroll for the first time in eight years. W J Murphy arrested at Mercury and Main streets for driving a car while intoxicated. W J McKennon charged with drunkenness after the collision with a parked car.
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Proas
Livingston
Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
W. J. Murphy
Mercury
Main Streets
Mooney, Hallisey
Gerry
Rodda
Mundy
Murphy
W. J. McKennon
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