Howard Johnson Improves After Blood Transfusion
Jefferson county attorney Howard Johnson, near death at Murray hospital since Saturday, shows improvement after a blood transfusion. Twelve potential donors from Butte, tested in sequence, provided the needed blood. Johnson, World War I veteran and aviation corps member, battles a blood infection linked to a sinus ailment. doctor says recovery looks likely. Also notes two marriage licenses issued: Michael P Harrington and Eileen Mudro of Butte. Nick D Bukilica and Millie Vukovich of Butte.
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Howard Johnson
Jefferson County
Murray Hospital
Johnson
H. W. Gregg
Gregg
France
Aviation Corps
District Court
Michael P. Harrington
New York
Eileen Mudro
Butte
Nick D. Bukilica
Millie Vukovich
Cer Ee
Sir Hall Caine
Theatrical Managers’ Association of England
Fun Makers Enter Final Stretch At July Scene
Red Men and Knights of Pythias wrap up a July carnival at Renshaw hall with free dancing nightly from 9 to midnight and clog dancing on stage. The event, ongoing since July 4, closes Saturday night with two automobiles awarded to patrons.
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Knights of Pythias
Renshaw Hall
Amusement Center
Charges In Idaho Affair Stirring Husbands Complaint
The article reports husband Hickson filing two complaints accusing his wife of leaving him to accompany Kalimor into Idaho and charging Kailmor and the woman jointly. Mary Costello and Rachael Williams face vagrancy charges by James Mooney in Justice Buckley’s court. Deer Lodge notes mention Dorothy Whitworth returning from Lake Louise after a two week visit.
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Ambrose Kall
Anna Hickson
E. N. Hickson
Kalimor
Idaho
Hickson
Kailmor
Mary Costello
Rachael Williams
James Mooney
Justice of the Peace
L. A
Seventh Grade Exam Papers to Be Finished in Two Weeks
County Superintendent Agnes Meade Hanratty announced that the examination of seventh-grade papers from last May will be completed within two weeks. About 700 children took the tests. eighth-grade results have been published with 23 failures out of roughly 300.
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Agnes Meade Hanratty
Cowboy Wounded When Gun Misfire Near Wooden
Clarence Hagle a cowpuncher on the Zilis ranch at Wooden Montana is in St James hospital with a bullet wound in the lower part of his right leg. He says the self contained pistol in his hip holster discharged accidentally. The wound is not serious though may keep him several days in the hospital. He was brought in by ranch owner J Ellis. The Caspian Sea has been classed as lake and is noted as the largest lake in the world at 170000 square miles. L H Lemon leaves Denver after a week with Mr and Mrs Vern Draper.
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Clarence Hagle
Zilis
Wooden
Mont
St. James’ Hospital
Hagle
J. Ellis
Caspian Sea
Worl
Program outlined for men who sent planes over seas
Washington July 13 The capital readies to honor aviators of historic ocean flights Commander Byrd Maitland Hegenberger Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine with others to be invited Maitland and Hegenberger travel from Chicago to Milwaukee and Dayton to join receptions before flying to Washington Byrd Acosta Baichen Neville expected to land in New York next week then visit the capital Levine plans abroad stay keeping him away from the celebrants Chamberlin invited by immigration head to a Iowa society event on July 30 Berliner Washington aeronautic association president to devise a luncheon style program army and navy officials to coordinate receptions for their services
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Washington
Byrd
Maitland
Hegenberger
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dayton
Selfridge Field
Mich
Bert Acosta
Bert Baichen
George Neville
New York
Metropolis
National Aeronautic Assolation
Harry Hull
Commissioner General of Immigration
Iowa Society
Levine
Henry A. Berliner
The
Aeronautic Association
Fiers
Army
Navy
Deer Lodge officials inspect proposed channel site
July 13 the Board of County Commissioners visited Jews vicinity to view the Deer Lodge river bridge and the newly formed channel. They aim to dredge and deepen the original river path to prevent a new course during floods and spare the bridge, which may cost about 25 000 dollars if a new structure becomes necessary.
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Deer Lodge
Board of County Commissioners
Powell County
Rotarians Hear Talk on Work for Girls
Deer Lodge July 13 The Rotary club featured singing with Elise Pauly on piano and an address by Miss Peterson instructor for girls summer activities. She stressed girls interest in swimming other activities and noted many attend to learn. The club endorsed development at the Bonanza mine and will support the venture. Father Kennedy and Father Hannan played golf with Kennedy winning by one point at Butte after 42 holes. Hannan won today.
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Bonanza
Deer Lodge
Father Hannan
Father Kennedy
Butte
Spottswood Named Royal Arch Priest in Flathead Gathering
One hundred delegates from 35 Montana Royal Arch chapters met on Melita island, Flathead Lake, electing E. W. Spottswood of Missoula as M. T. grand high priest and naming a slate of grand officers including Ray M. Armour Great Falls and A. J. Rowland Miles City. In a separate note a man arrested for possessing a radio near Fastbourne, England, argued he had nothing worth listening to for 18 months and was fined.
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Dorothy Whitworth
Alf Whitworth
Lake Louise
Santa Monica
Cal
L. H. Lemon
Denver
Vern Draper
Franklin
Syracuse
N.Y
Howard Pierce, Inc
Montana
Butte, Montana
America
Spottswood
Royal Arch
North Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Reute
Northern Pacific Railway
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