Butte Welcomes Members of Bar at State Meeting
Judge Shea introduced Mr. Kelley as a distinguished Montana product who rose to the highest success despite heavy odds. The president noted Kelley sacrificed time and business duties to attend the convention, saying Butte claims him yet he belongs to the entire state. His address was brilliant.
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Kelley
Shea
Montana
Butte
C. F. Kelley
Thomas F. Shea
Montana Bar Association
Kirke
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Association
Patten
L. O. Evans
State Bar Association
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bar Association
Montana Bar convention in Butte plans two keynote addresses
Judge Thomas F. Shea presides as Montana Bar opens in New Finlen with welcome by J. Bruce Kremer. Governor Erickson and Martin Hutchens to speak. attendees include numerous judges and lawyers from across the state as talks on incorporation and legal reforms unfold.
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Montana Bar Association
New Finlen
Gov. J. B. Erickson
Martin J. Hutchens
The
Missoulian
T. F. Shea
Billings
J. Bruce Kremer
Shea
Kremer
Butte
Erickson
Martin Hutchens
Association
Charles R. Leonard
Former Butte Man and Other Notable Visitors at State Bar Meet
Visitors at the State Bar association session include Harry A. Bollinger formerly of Butte now Bozeman with a 22 year record of strong practice. William Hartman and Walter Hartman among others discuss incorporation of the association. Ronald Higgins of Missoula has a street named for him. Judge O F Goddard of Billings attends. James W. Speer of Great Falls, a senator and oil magnate, appears as a prominent figure in the gathering.
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New Finlen Hotel
J. EB. Erickson
Francis P. Kelly
Butte
William Secallon
Helena
John A. Matthews
Elena
William L. Holloway
A. P. Stark
Albert J. Galen
BE. N. Gensberger
Lew L. Callaway
Ebc. Day
W. J. Brennan
Kalispell
Jessie Roscow
Julius Wuerthmer
Great Falls
R. T. Nagle
R. Lee Ward
William Meyer
C. S&s. Wagner
G. 8. Bills
Judith Gap
W. Bkb
Jones
Harlowtown
Joseph P. Wilk
Lewis A. Smith
H. D. Carmichael
Alex C. Rodger
L. P. Sanders
H. A. Bolinger
Boseman
J. A. Poore
W. D. Kyle
C. EB. Avery
D. H. Morgan
Roy Michaud
PD. H. Wittenberg
J. T. Andrew
PP. E. Geagan
J. J. McCaffery
W. L. Murphy
Missoula
A. W. Whitlock
R. Maury
Martin J. Hutchins
H. Lowndes Maury
Fred
Havre
D. M. Kelly
Emily E. Sloan
Red Lodge
Guy Stapleton
H. c. Crippen
Billings
Geo. Y. Patten
Bozeman
Ll. J. Hamilton
Ronald Higgins
W. Blackford
Lewistown
Walter Aitken
Jno
State Bar Association
Harry A. Bollinger
Bollinger
Edwin M. Lamb
Davies
McCarthy
Mr. Bollinger
Lamb
Frank M. Riley
Gallatin County
Walter Aitkin
Walter 8. Hartman
Montana Press Association
Aitkin
Stillwater
Fred Gibson
Montana House of Representatives
Gibson
Bill’ Cheely
Meadow Creek
Madisonian
Bert Vickers
Alder Gulch
Ananias
Cheely
Captain Higgins
Higgins
Ronald
Higginey
United States
Montana
Walter S. Hartman
Bozeman Bar
Charles S. Hartman
National Congress
Eilver
Walter Hartman
State Bar
O. F. Goddard
Goddard
Congress
James W. Speer
Cascade County
Senator Speer
Regal Oil Company
Kevin Sunburst
Debate on Crime Rates and Jury System Stirs Butte
A Montana bar gathering featured extended remarks on crime statistics in the US and Europe, Justice Kavanaugh’s view on rampant lawlessness, and a critique of the jury system. Judge Patten defended the jury while noting its flaws and suggesting modern methods. L. O. Evans led the luncheon. C. F. Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining attended.
First and Only Woman County Attorney in Montana
Mrs. Emily E. Sloan, Carbon county attorney, is the state’s sole woman in that office at the Montana convention opening. She cites fines totaling 1150 in liquor-law enforcement during her first month, discusses challenges, and notes her background in Billings and Red Lodge. Sloan, a Democrat and mother of four, compares her path to Judge Florence Allen’s, asserting women can handle diverse cases.
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Montana
Emily E. Sloan
Carbon County
Sloan
Yellowstone County Bar Association
Billings
Red Lodge
University At
Florence Allen
Superior Court of Ohio
Allen
Emily Sloan
Missoula University
Justin Bourquin
Butte
Rotary pays tribute as Scovil remembered at meeting
Rotarians and guests observe a silent tribute to John Scovil charter member. Paul Christian sang Vale with Ruth Miller piano accompaniment. Dr T C Witherspoon read a challenge from Anaconda Rotary inviting Butte Rotarians to a golf tournament. The defy was accepted and staff and performers are being enlisted.
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John Scovil
Paul Christian
Vale
Ruth Miller
T. C. Witherspoon
Rotary Club
Anaconda
Butte
Attempted Bomb Plot Targeting Japanese Emperor
Four Koreans infiltrated the imperial palace with bombs but none exploded and no injuries occurred. Two were captured while two escaped and were later caught en route to Korea. The emperor and empress are vacationing at Mikko. Other papers report a forthcoming trial under article 73 of the criminal code for offenses against the imperial court.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Kokumin
Imperial Palace
Korea
Mikko
Convict Released in Obenchain Case
Los AngelesJuly 9 Paul Roman ex convict arrested on a complaint that he threatened Mrs Madelynne Obenchain a defendant in the J Belton Kennedy murder trials was released after authorities learned he had no designs on her life He had been a key prosecution witness at Obenchain s second trial and destroyed his manuscript claiming to reveal true facts of the trials
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Los Angeles
Paul Roman
Madelynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Roman
Folsom Prison
Bumper Corn Crop Predicted Across Northern Hemisphere
The latest advices estimate the northern hemisphere corn crop at 1.568 billion bushels, down 124 million from last year, with potato output at 360 million bushels and apples at 157 million. Acreage losses due to prior year surpluses depressed overall grain areas while gains in peaches pears and grapes offset declines in other regions. Production forecasts list Michigan and several western states with sizable outputs.
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United States
Russia
China
Michigan
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
California
No Debate by Taximeter in Commons
London. Commander Carlyon Bellairs, MP for Maidstone, seeks curtailment of Commons speeches. He proposed time dials in the chamber, but Austen Chamberlain dismissed the idea, saying debate by taximeter would never do for the House of Commons.
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London
Carlyon Bellairs
Maidstone
House of Commons
Bellairs
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
General Hale to Be Retired Today
The Associated Press reports General Harry C. Hale will retire from active U S Army service today marking the end of 42 years in uniform. Born July 10 1861 in Knoxville he commanded the Sixth Corps Area based in Chicago since 1922 and will be succeeded by Brig Gen William S Graves.
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Associated Press
Chicago
North Shore Country Club
Carraigner
Harry C. Hale
United States Army
Hale
William S. Graves
Siberia
West Point Military Academy
Knoxville
South Dakota
War Department
Fort Assinniboine
Mont
Montana Timber Menaced by Flames Near Lolo Forest
A wildfire threatens timber near the Lolo forest with logging camp 3 in the fire path. Two small fires reported in Blackfoot valley near Gold creek and near the Blackfoot bridge above Bonner were fought by Blackfoot Protective association, Anaconda Copper Company crews, forest service members, and volunteers.
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Pege 1
Pany
Lolo Forest
Big Blue Creek
Blackfoot Valley
Gold Creek
Blackfoot Protective Association
Anaconda Copper Company
Bonner
Blackfoot
Forest Service
Prominent Idaho Engineer Porterfield Dies at 56
James Chester Porterfield, a civil and irrigation engineer long associated with Idaho irrigation projects, died at his Twin Falls home after a monthlong illness. He was 56.
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Associated Press
Twin Falls
James Chester Porterfield
Idaho
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BAR
John N. Kirke
Committee On Incorporation
H. A. Bollinger
Walter
Hartman
Supreme Justice
L. L. Calloway
Goddard and Crippen
John Shelton
William J, Jameson
Idol of
O.¥. Goddard
Judge Goddard
France
England
Wales
New York County
Senator Borah
Kavanaugh
Commons
Walter S Hartman
Robert O'Hara
Hamilton
Mr. O'Hara
Ravalli
Legislative Assembly
Dakota
India
Indo
Siam
Cynthia
Tom Wn
Rue Con
Wael Ks Eens
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