Iowa capitalist O'Malley visits Butte on coast trip
John P. O'Malley, an Iowa capitalist and bank vice president, travels with his wife through Butte on a pleasure trip to the Pacific coast. He holds directorships in State Life Insurance and two bonding firms with $1,000,000 capitalization each. An Irish-American, he discusses the Irish race convention in Philadelphia and his role in Democratic and Republican national conventions. He notes health improvements from Montana visits and favorable views on Eastern Montana land holdings and potential oil development. He meets James E. Murray and plans to proceed to the coast after visiting county acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. O'Malley
Iowa
Judith Basin
Butte
Pacific Coast
Mr. O'Malley
Perry National Bank
Perry
State Life Insurance Company of
Iowa Bonding and Casualty Company
Mr. O’malley
Morrish
Westport
Ireland
Philadelphia
O'Malley
St. Louis
Denver
San Francisco
Montana
City
James E. Murray
O’malley
Butte Lodging and Map of Notable Arrivals
Rent planes from Orton Bros. Co. A. Whipple of Helena is registered at the Finlen. Dr. Arthur G. Allan, physician and surgeon, room 65 Owsley block, tele phone 789. Office hours 2 to 4 p. m., to. 8.p. Montana American, sixth anniversary edition will be published next Friday, July 30. Get copies from your news dealer. Popular favorites just arrived, July Good Housekeeping, Saturday Evening Post and Combined Argosy, All Story, at the P. O. News Stand today. A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cowan of Paris, France, Mrs. WwW. T. Ward of Helena, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. D'Autremont and Carl B. Webster of Whitefish are registered at the Thornton. Among the hotel arrivals are: Robert Joynton, the mining man, who registers from Wickes, Leo T. Cushing and KE. KB. Tipton of Bozeman and James T. Walker of Virginia City. These are registered at the Finlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cowan
Paris
France
Www. T. Ward
Helena
C. M. D'Autremont
Carl B. Webster
Whitefish
Thornton
Robert Joynton
Wickes
Leo T. Cushing
KE. KB. Tipton
Bozeman
James T. Walker
Virginia City
Finlen
Millions Now Living Will Never Die Lecture
E F Crist of New York speaks at the Empress theater next Sunday evening under the International Bible Students association. The lecture presents Biblical evidence that world tumult is temporary and a new order will end death except by one’s own act, aiming to show immortality for mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Theater
E. F. Crist
New York
Medal Contest Held by Butte WCTU at Y Building
The Butte Woran’s Christian Temperance Union medal contest occurs this afternoon at the Y Building at 2:39. Mrs W E Currah will preside. Program includes piano solo by Miss MacDonald, vocal solo by Mrs Paul Bailor, and violin solo by Miss Dorothy MacDonald. Alumni basket picnic noted for Durant on Sunday. Train 9:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Woran's Christian Temperance Union
W. E. Currah
MacDonald
Paul Bailor
Dorothy MacDonald
Bootery Clerk Sues for False Arrest in Great Falls
Peter H. Klinkner, a clerical employee for the Pfiester-Pierce Bootery, files for 25000 dollars in district court claiming false arrest and five hours in jail on July 15 after the firm was burglarized for 554 dollars the night before. He accuses Marcus Anderson, police chief, of using third degree police pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Peter H. Klinkner
District Court
Pfiester-Pierce Bootery
B. J. Boorman
Marcus Anderson
Klinkner
Anderson
Eleven Mines Report No Accidents in Safety Drive
Eleven of eighteen mines in the safety drive show clear tubes on the axidentometer atop the Rialto building after three days of reporting. W S Bates notes hope for a month with no accidents though all incidents must be reported. The lowest accident record earns a safety banner to be awarded at a field day next month.
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Rialto
W. S. Bates
Axidentometer Standings and Mine Status Notes
The bulletin lists mines not yet having accidents such as West Gray Rock Netty Leonard Emma East Colusa Elm Orlu Tropic Pittsmont Poulin Main Range Alice with a separate line showing black marks in tubes and inch counts like SAVY MICE L105. 40. The document appears to mix garbled codes and stray labels including Badger State and Speculator in a field of disjointed mining status data.
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West Gray Rock
Netty Leonard Emma East Colusa Elm Orlu Tropic
Pittsmont Poulin
Main Range
Alice
Bea
Badger State
Cvcscoc
Cesdve
Rees Ewaha
West Colusa
Field Day Attracts Contests With Large Prizes
An event featuring men women and children with liberal prizes follows a safety drive. Drilling contest prizes total 400 dollars and first aid demonstration prizes total 600 dollars. Mines from all mining companies in Butte will be represented by contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
No Unshorn Sheep Left Fails Shearing Race at Butte Rotary
The Butte Rotary club luncheon aimed at a sheep shearers race failed when union members found all sheep shorn. The event became a themed gathering with talk of wool and industry. Leaders from the sheep shearers union and local business figures praised cooperation between workers and employers. A joint outing to Gregson Springs was announced, and Senator W A Clar declined due to other commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheep Shearers’ Union
Montana
Rotary Club
Butte
Wall Street
P. L. Wills
Chamber of Commerce
Jack
Butte and
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
W. A. Clar
Adams to inspect Union Pacific in Butte today
H. M. Adams vice president of the Union Pacific system arrives in Butte with A. V. Kipp for a morning and afternoon inspection of Union Pacific property, earning a reputation as one of the earliest risers among railway executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Adams
Union Pacific System
Butte
Bolshevists Cross Galician Boundary in Volhynia
Moscow says Bolshevists push into Volhynia and southward beyond the Galician boundary. The telegram reports they crossed southeast of Lemberg and remain about 100 miles from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Volhynia
Moscow
Lemberg
Insurance Liquor Clauses in New Burglary Policies
Insurance firms in New York announce liquor clauses in burglary policies to protect owners of private stock. A 20 percent annual charge applies to the original stock value, and only one fifth of the policy amount may cover liquor.
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New York
Chamber Takes Up Stockyards Plan in Butte
The Butte Chamber of Commerce directors will meet to appoint a committee on the proposed stockyards. Manager Wills says an extensive investigation will assess if Butte can support diverse packing plant operations and related enterprises with bankable prospects. He notes cattle tributaries justify study and expects strong chamber and bank backing if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Union
Wills
Armour’s
Butte
Directs Husband to Pay Alimony and Fees
David Reese was ordered to furnish his wife Grace Reese with 75 dollars monthly for her and their child until divorce settlement, plus 100 dollars attorney fees. Mary Northey’s suit against Harry Northey, alleging extreme cruelty, was moved from Ravalli to Silver Bow county with 404 a month alimony and 150 dollars in attorney fees requested. In Crozier v Crozier, the court granted the decree after a default resumed, with the defendant absent initially but later showing inability to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Reese
Grace Reese
Mary Northey
Harry Northey
Ravalli County
Silver Bow County
Robert Crozier
Hanna Crozier
Krigsholm Ended Life While Insane Coroner Rules
A coroner's jury found Lawrence Krigsholm ended his life by a self fired bullet to the heart in a Miller block room on South Arizona street while temporarily insane. Sister Mrs Wortman reported despondency since his mother's death. Doctor Donohue noted powder marks and heart wound. Officer Morrison supported self-inflicted death. Krigsholm was a wartime veteran formerly from Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Krigsholm
Miller Block
South
Arizona Street
L. A. Wortman
Krigsholm
Dan J. Donohue
Walter Morrison
Butte
Anaconda
Sheep shearers vote to raise benefits in Butte
The sheep shearers' union decided to raise the sick benefit to 20 a week for four weeks and the funeral benefit to 200. Members expressed pleasure and appreciation for courtesies in Butte. The secretary was asked to thank the Y M C A for access to the plunge and gym. Delegates were also thanked for the Rotary club banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rotary Club
Naturalization Hearings Set For 55 Applicants Today
Hearings will be held in Judge Lambs department of the district court for 55 citizenship applicants this morning at 9 30. R K Thomas will represent the government and Thomas Fox deputy clerk of the court will assist. Only one woman on the list. likely fewer than three will receive papers. Ex soldiers will also have hearings. proceedings may take more than one day.
Your Eyes as Confidence and Observer Trade Ad
A short ad-like piece extols eyes as confidence boosters and mood indicators, praising keen observation for decisions. It markets the King Cole Garment Store at 115 West Park Street offering suits coats dresses and hats to women as fashionable essentials.
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King-Cole Garnent
West Park Street
Lambros Awarded Judgment in 1910 Case
Judge Lamb issued a judgment for P. D. Lambros totaling 16440 with 2972.70 interest from 1910 and 1009 attorney fees at 8 percent. Defendants named are John Mahalaks and others doing business as John Mahalaks & Co. The ruling was handed down yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Lambros
Lamb
John Mahalaks
Obituaries for Goyette Giacoletto Krigsholm
The notices detail funeral plans for Rose D Goyette at 1246 Curtis Street with mass at St Joseph and Holy Cross interment. Mary Giacoletto aged five to be buried after mass at St Lawrence and Holy Cross interment. Lawrence Krigsholm remains at Walshs Funeral Chapel with arrangements pending arrival of relatives from the East.
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St. Lawrence’s Church
Holy Cross
Krigsholm
Lawrence Krigsholm
Walshs Funeral
Funeral of Catherine McNulty at Holy Cross Cemetery
The funeral for Catherine McNulty will be held at her residence on 830 West Galena Street this Friday morning at 9 o'clock and will be celebrated at St Patrick's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment follows in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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de Sieve Ranch
Nulty
Catherine McNulty
West
Galena Street
G&j. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
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Iowa Capitalist
Ainn Feiner
Bryan
Butte News
Orton Bros
B. H. OS
Durant
Sheep Shearers’ Union of the World
Rotarians
Tom Davis
Wiliam McLennon
MacLennon
E. S&s. Bartlett
Lorenz Optical
J. E. Lorenz
A. M
N. Main, Butte
ED Rose
N. Main &T
Butte, Mont
U.P
Bolshevists
John Barleycorn
Chamber
Board of Directors
Great Western Plains
Genevieve Gleason
Alex Schreiner
Sister
M’carthy
Bryant & CO
East Park
Rex
Isis
Lyon
White House
John J. M’carthy
Lambros
Jack London
The
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Swift
Hanson Packing Co
Tea Garden
Dinah
California
Yellowstone
Hanson
McCarthy's Sanitary Store
Joseph Richards
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
E. Park St
Ky m
Baal
Uondertakers
Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors
Park St
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Hone
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Broadway
Arizona St
M. J. Walsh CO
Funers
Embalmera Automobile Equipment
Park Street
S. Montana St
W. Bd
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