Butte Route Is Better Highway Through Glacier Park
W. E. Reynolds of 237 Colorado street reports a weeklong, 1000 mile tour over western Montana roads. He faults the park to park route through Chateau and Teton county as rough and slow, praises the Butte Missoula Kalispell corridor via the Yellowstone Trail as best for travel and scenery, notes car shipping delays and higher costs, mentions forest fires and dry streams between Three Forks and Augusta, and observes poor farm conditions and stressed stock.
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Helena
Chateau
Augusta
W. E. Reynolds
Colorado Street
Glacier National Park
Kalispell
Missoula
Butte
Teton County
Park
Glacier
Belton
Rae
Ravalli Acros
Flathead Reservation
Lathead Lake
Flatiwad River
Reynolds
Ravalli
Three Forks
Witnesses’ service fees rejected in Morrissey hearing
Witnesses who appeared at the recent hearing of Former Detective Chief Edward Morrissey had their bills for services refused. City Attorney Clinton said no legal authority to pay them existed and suggested refusal unless authority is found. The matter was sent to prosecutor David Whittenburg, who supported payment but conceded no precedent. He asked the city council be asked to authorize payment.
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Edward Morrissey
Clinton
David Whittenburg
Whittenburg
Epworth League State Session in Billinge Attended
The Epworth League state convention in Billinge drew delegates from Walkerville Centerville Meaderville and Mountains View Church. Miss Louise Godfrew a missionary from India spoke last night and a baseball game will mark today’s afternoon events. Dr Roy L Smith of Chicago will deliver an evening address. Helena is bidding to host next year’s convention.
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Epworthies
Billinge
Walkerville
Centerville
Meaderville
Mountains View Church
Louise Godfrew
India
Roy L. Smith
Chicago
Helena
Tribute to Shobe leadership at Twin Bridges orphans home
Deputy Humane Officer P H Day praised Mr and Mrs Shobe for ix years in charge of the Twin Bridges orphans home. They recently left to join an Spokane institution, with H W George appointed to succeed Mr Shobe. Gilligan noted the home had been placed on a high plane under his care.
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Walter Shobe
Injury to Miner Reginald Hanegan After Fall on Pavement
Reginald Hanegan, a young miner, was injured yesterday afternoon when he fell on the pavement. He sustained a facial cut and was taken to the city emergency hospital by bystanders after appearing to faint. Witnesses reported he became ill during the incident.
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Reginald Hanegan
Pecwrers Ie Tata Seria Eusichette
Hanegan
Divorce Granted After Accusations Of Abuse
Adela Miller was granted a divorce from John Miller amid testimony of severe beating and eye injuries. Neighbors intervened as the incident occurred, and the court heard related testimony in another case, with Judge Dwyer taking the latter under advisement to determine alimony and fees. An order restraining interference with the wife Martha was issued.
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Adela Miller
John Miller
Lamb
Pauline Canavan
Mortimer Canavan
Dwyer
Martha
M. Me~hotter
Senator Jones of Butte Remembers a Lawless West
Robert John D. Jones, eighty seven next month, is famed in Butte as a border to Mexico figure and long time senator of the streets. Once a hard working trailblazer and millwright, he battled Indians across the plains, built tramways and a bridge, and earned wealth from ore on Treasure Hill, now poor and frail with rheumatism and failing sight, refusing charity while taking occasional watchman work.
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Butte
Robert John David Jones
Mexico
Senator Jones
New Orleans
St. Louis
Tina Country
Fort Laramie
Jones
Gove
Wester
Treasure Hill
Swansea
Wales
Nevada
Magna Charta
Alice Mill
Anaconda
West Park Street
Montana Tops Thrift Stamp Sales in Ninth District
Thrift stamps totaling 30504.27 were bought in Montana this year, per state director Harry W. Turner. Montana ranks high per capita among Ninth district states, behind Minnesota and North Dakota but ahead of South Dakota and Wisconsin, with district figures listed.
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Montana
Harry W. Turner
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
North
Wisconsin
Motorists fined for speeding in Thompson Park
George paid $10 to the city yesterday after pleading guilty in police court to speeding in Thompson park. He failed to appear and his bond of $10 was forfeited.
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George
Thompson Park
Neat Wave Weather Brief From Butte Smoke Amid Winds
The day featured a smoke cloud over Butte from western forest fires carried by upper level winds. Lower level winds shifted from the west and southwest at 22 to 27 mph. Fine air circulated citywide as the barometer steadied at 62.1, indicating fair and warmer weather.
Sunday School Social at Congregational Church
Members of the Sunday school of Congregational Church will host a social at the church at ? o'clock. They have a raining program and refreshments.
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Congregational Church
Church workers assess Montana field for expanding ministry
Dr. E. Burton of New York and Dr. Fullerton of St. Louis led a Montana tour to study church fields and plan future placements. Ten denominations participate in a statewide effort to establish worship sites and religious cooperation, with Helena meetings set to finalize plans. They visited Walkerville Centerville and the south side churches, and Burton spoke at the First Baptist church.
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E. Burton
New York
Home Missions Council
Fullerton
St. Louis
Butte
Montana
Helena
Burton
Walkerville
Centerville
Anaconda
First Baptist Church
Contempt of Court Five Days in Jail
Fourteen women gathered in custody facing vagrancy charges as Officers Gerry and Van Orden escorted them. Edward Todd insulted Policeman Gerry and received five days in jail while the remaining cases were dismissed or postponed amid objections by Lawyer Wittenberg and sustained by Judge Grimes.
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Gerry
van Orden
Edward Todd
Wittenberg
Grimes
Fuel Shortage Threatens Nation in Congressional Hearing
Congress probes a looming fuel shortage as coal operators warn the crisis could worsen. C Lesher of the geological survey cites a shortfall of 100,000,000 tons in anthracite since January and 74,700,000 tons in Lear and bituminous due to lack of demand or supply. The remedy urged is for the consuming public to stockpile supplies.
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Amient
House Muley Committee
C. Lesher
Geological Survey
Lesher
Con Mung
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Enderwood
Curtis
Boe
West Broadway
Sonda Copper Mining Company
John Gillie
RIAL
Dis
Mes
Glacier Park
Epworth League
Builders OF
Robert John D. Jones
George Walsh
Walsh
Larry Lemon
Pathe News
Oechsli
Columbia Graphophones and Records
Newbro Drug CO
Kodak and
B. . Calkd Ss Co
Ladies Our
Ladies’ Garment. ‘Store
East Park Street
Rainier Products Company
Rainier Beverages
Ryan Fruit Company
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