Butte Notes Guests and Visitors Register in Towns
A flood of guests and visitors is recorded in Butte and surrounding towns. Walter Webber of Great Falls and Kenneth Batchelor of Great Falls are listed as guests at the Arizona. J H Ehlenburg of Billings and William Fink of Three Forks appear at the Arizona and Grand respectively. Many locals, including C A Cronin of Billings and J D Moore of Great Falls, transact business or visit friends, with several registered at the Finlen and Leggat hotels. A minor notices section encourages prompt delivery of the standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brom
Walter Webber
Great Falls
Butte
J. H. Ehlenburg
Billingsoo
Arizona
W. M. Climes
Armstead
Butts
Kenneth Batchelor
William Fink
Three Forks
HL. M. Batchelor
Fred Hahn
Dillon
Charles T. Baker
Norris
C. A. Cronin
Billings
W. F. Edwards
White Sulphur Springs
C. TR. Shelton
R. Hedensa
Missoula
Walter Holt
Deer Lodge
Lenka
Virginia Dawes
Joseph Kountz
Whitehall
Thornton
William
Cruse
Bozeman
Finion
G. L. Magill
Acoma
HG. Evans
Helena
Russell
Grand
T. Lemmer
N. J. Anderson
Otto Schultz
Rhee Meagher
Sheridan
Fin
Percy F. Dodds
Lewgat
Bute
H. D. Bradford
William Bradford
Livingston
Harry Cunningham
Dorcas Cunningham
Finten
Mra
W. J. Matson
T. H. Conway
Leggat
Walter Bradford
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway
Ronald Higgins
Finlen
Higgins
Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Port Benton
Police Applicants to be Examined Tonight in Butte
Sixteen men vie for positions on the Butte police force as the police commission meets at 8 tonight at city hall. Names of 18 applicants were released Monday, with Clyde Leo Might of 2128 Argyle Street added yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Police Commission
City Hall
Clyde Leo Might
Argyle Street
Former Residents Visit In Butte
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Manley, former Butte residents now in Hayward California, are visiting relatives at 1119 Delaware street, arriving Saturday from California. They plan to stay until August 4. Dr Manley formerly worked at Murray hospital, his wife a former nurse.
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John J. Manley
Butte
Hayward
Cal
Robberies May Be Solved By Arrest
Police in Butte yesterday arrested Walter Braken and James De Long for a string of burglaries in Livingston and Bozeman during the past month. Officers found two suitcases with un worn clothing and new shoes bearing a Bozeman store trademark. The suspects, both about 25 from Wisconsin, refused to explain their movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Walter Braken
James de Long
Livingston
Bozeman
Braken
de Long
East Front Street
Missoula
Polie
Foster Block
Firaken
Wisconsin
Walter Morrison
Enwil Finnived
George Tompkins
Poller
Murphy
Pollen
Hutte
Ston
Young Sisters Delight Rialto Patrons in Butte
The Young Sisters Wilma and ten dancers travel from professional tour to Anchorage, Alaska, and wow a large Butte audience at Risito theater with their initial appearance. They perform again tonight and tomorrow evening at 9:46. The program features Charlie Chaplin in A Dog’s Life and The Metr ouction with Eleanor Boardman Matt Moore and Huntley Gordon, promising laughs and thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma
Butte
Anchorage
Alaska
Risito Theater
Iris
Charlie Chaplin
Eleanor Boardman
Matt Moore
Huntley Gordon
Man Act Charge Filed Against Hernardo Del Rial
United States Commissioner George Howard set bond at 500 dollars for Hernardo Del Rial formerly of Ogden, held in county jail after failing to post bond. He faces a Mann Act accusation of transporting four women from Ogden to Butte, initiated at the request of BB Weller of the Department of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernardo del Rial
Ogden
United States
George Howard
del Rial
Butte
BB. Weller
Department of Justiceenerative
Civil Rebellion Seen in Alsace Lorraine
Parig The French government disciplined the authors of a separatist manifesto in Alsace Lorraine. The autonomist Helmathund sponsored the document calling for a customs barrier to shield local agriculture commerce and industry from French competition. About 89 signatories including officials and clergy were suspended.
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Alsace
Lorraine
Efrige
Helmathund
Alsace and
France
Ukraine Leaders Move to Part From Soviets
Moscow reveals that no complete solution exists for Ukrainian national minority autonomy and strong Ukrainian elements advocate separation from the Soviet Union. The roots lie in patriots boosted by freedom from the Ruslan autocracy and tensions grow between Kharkov and Moscow over national grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kharkov
Ukraine
Soviet Union
Repair of Butte Streets Started
Repair work on bitulithic pavements in Butte began yesterday with 130 square yards resurfaced west of Coverth street on Park chevalier. A crew of about 30 men under AO Bray of Portland will continue resurfacing along Park street and later Broadway. The work aims to remove bumps and fill holes on the packed surface. Warren Brothers bitulithic material is used and supervised by Bray. The project includes three blocks on West Caledonia Street from Excelsior to Western avenues. New ornamental lights will be installed along Broadway in the improvement district.
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Butte
Coverth Street
Park Ehest
AO. Bray
Portiin
Montana
Broadway
Fr Bray Fea
Warren Brothers
Portland
Warrenite
City Corral
Evi
Caledonia Street
Excelsior Avenue
Western Avenue
Wiemenstein
Marquettes Rout Patch 14 6 in Cinders clash
Marquettes hammered the Patch for 14 runs as they pulled within a half game of second place. Despite rough innings late, the Gulch battled to a 6 4 loss with Cratch spinning a strong outing for the Patch. Standings and lineups show Marquette hitters shaping the game at Centerville Park and a tense late stretch for the Red Tops.
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Lowe
Xena Marquette Kang
Centerville
Een Park
Marquettes
Mak- Ikerville
Roe
Paten
Marquetter
Coyle
Vick
Clark
Shea
Ah Gerry
Chase
Sullivan Uy Peck
Davin
Markovicn
Roath
Emerson
T. Cavanaugh
Cratch
Gulch
Kuetms
Holt
P. Dennehy
Con Dennehy
It. Kelly
Denton
D Dennehy
J. “Tallon
Dennehy
H. Meilagh
Am. Kelly
Goodman
D. Leary
Granger
Lynch
McLeod
Pi Pickel
Ambrosetti
Gray
Dewchene
Rheims
Cumsalos
Exiled Riff chief Abd el Krim to Reunion under Franco Spanish accord
Paris reports Abd el Krim, the Riffian leader who surrendered to France, will be exiled to Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean under terms of a Franco Spanish Moroccan accord signed in Paris. The island lies 380 miles east of Madagascar with about 172,050 residents and a tropical climate.
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Paris
Abd-el-Krim
Reunion
Indian Ocean
Widay
Hourbon
Madagascar
Maus Kittua
Lone ‘Ang
Bellhop’s secret $10 tip trick shocks convention crowd
At a Denver hotel a bellhop reveals an unusual scheme during the American Bar Association convention. He says he earned about ten dollars in tips by calling patrons “Judi le” and directing them to wait, amid a several hour rush at large French stores cited as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American Bar Association
Judi
France
McKinley School Plans Unchanged by Trustees
Trustees vote to keep original McKinley School plan and brick cost. Substituting oak columns and removing windows would raise expenses. six thousand six hundred fired bricks at an extra eight thousand dollars debated. Lighting district proposal dropped as unnecessary. International Hill Society to be informed about bonding company reliability before action. Labor payroll totals 244 and claims 64,276.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Bald- Win
Lindsay
Downing
Alent
Mlle
Margaret Leary
J Tn. Doral
Jes Saaty
Messrs
Parke
Galena
Montana
Jackson Streets
Eldeckin and
German Reichswehr Soldier and Enlistment Plan Change
The article contrasts the modern Reichswehr soldier with Kaiser era conscripts, noting a 12 year term, professional status, limited promotion, and poor post service options. It highlights psychological pressure, difficulty in quitting service, and social perceptions, plus a separate note about American and Canadian materials moving to Peru and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichswehr
Otto
Berliner Uurier
Justin
Reichnwehr
Coal Dispute Over Kitchen Pipe Leads to Court Action
Silver Bow county commissioners and Sheriff Duggan clash over payment for coal used in jail kitchen ranges. A two foot pipe sparked dispute, with a two to one vote approving a $91.88 bill for coal. The board ordered removal of a pipe link, the sheriff installed a new pipe, and the case moves to district court to settle who pays and whether the pipe remains. Deputy County Attorney J Sullivan says the action will proceed to appeal court stages, with Judge Bourquin to be brought in.
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Silver Bow
Couty
Freudenstein
Duggan
George Bourai
Gemmell
Kearney
Dereon
J. ¥. Sulivan
Ald
Justo Court
Panbe
Tion
Onty
Carroll
Ballivan
Bourquin
Fegard
Termine
Absentee Ballot Requests Surge at Butte Clerk’s Office
Many requests for absent ballots arrived at the Office of Clerk and Recorder William Molloy in recent days. Voters away from Butte or out of town are advised they can submit applications and cast ballots through the absent ballot process, with ballots prepared and delivered to the election judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Molloy
Butte
Wireless Service Link To Connect Canada And Australia
A new wireless service linking Canada and Australia is planned to launch soon. The project aims to provide faster cross continental connectivity, supported by joint work from telecom providers and regulatory bodies in both nations.
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Canada
Australia
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Erman
Peru
British Columbia
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King of the Laugh World
No. 3 the Youngers
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