Miss Nutterville Dies After Injuries on Washington Street
Miss Nutterville, found unconscious on Washington Street between Galena and Mercury, died at St. James hospital from internal injuries. Police weigh whether a hit and run or a fall caused the damage, with witnesses and a missing name leaving authorities unable to confirm events.
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Miss Nutterville
Washington Street
Galena
Mercury Streets
St. James’ Hospital
J. C. Meehan
St. Patrick's Rectory
Washington Streets
Father Meehan
Man stabbed at Five Mile House in Butte
Jim Cavanaugh of the Colonial apartments was treated at St. James hospital for three knife wounds after a daytime attack at the Five Mile house. The assailant was not identified by Cavanaugh, though reports named a man known in Butte gambling circles. Doctors said injuries to the abdomen and thigh were not serious.
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Jim Cavanaugh
Colonial Apartments
St. James’ Hospital
Five Mile House
Butte
Cavanaugh
St. James
Neil O'Keefe
Hartel Explosion Victim Amputation Records
Six year old Clifford Hartel suffered a shotgun shell explosion injuries while pounding a cartridge. Doctors at Murray hospital amputated one finger from his hand. He was brought in unable to identify himself and gave the nickname Hooligan. He lives with relative Joe Amsler in Silver Bow. his home is Whitehall.
Lindbergh Receives Tumultuous Boston Welcome
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh arrives in Boston to a rousing reception from a cheering crowd at East Boston airport and Boston Common. Amid the frenzy, several people faint or are crushed, but no critical injuries are reported. In Cambridge, Mayor Edward Quinn presents Lindbergh with a carved elm-wood airplane tribute near MIT.
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Associated Press
Boston
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Pacific
Maitland
Hegenberger
Spirit
St. Louis
Lindbergh
France
New York
Boston Common
Cambridge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Edward Quinn
Washington
Inquest Set for Anaconda Railroader Death
Coroner Pat Holland to hold inquest into the death of H. S. Clawson at the Carroll hotel. Clawson, a railroad worker, died from a bullet wound on his 54th birthday and is believed to have committed suicide.
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H. S. Clawson
Anaconda
Carroll Hotel
Pat Holland
Clawson
Woven Goods Output Reaches Billions of Square Yards
The nation produces over 8 billion square yards of woven fabrics annually, highlighting the scale of its textile industry and manufacturing capacity in the sector.
Adam Rice Freed At Helena Trial
Evangelist Adam Rice was found not guilty by directed verdict in Helena federal court on charges of violating the Mann Act by transporting Hazel Upstead from Butte to Powell in July 1925. Judge Bourquin ruled no inducement or enticement. The case noted living together not a federal offense.
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Associated Press
Helena
Arthur Adam Rice
Hazel Upstead
Butte
Powell
Wyo
George M. Bourquin
Rice
Department of Justice
Dillon Man Named Deputy Prosecutor
Helena July 22 Attorney John Collins of Dillon was appointed deputy United States district attorney for Montana by Wellington D Rankin. Collins has lived in Montana 19 years and was formerly with Norris Hurd Collins. he represented Blaine County in the 1913 state legislature as a progressive.
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Associated Press
Helena
John Collins
Dillon
United States
Montana
Wellington D. Rankin
Collins
Norris, Hurd & Collins
Blaine County
Rankin
Three Forks Notes Quiet Week of Local Visits
Three Forks residents and visitors populate the weekly notes with car trips to Hardin and Dillon, health concerns prompting trips to Colorado, and numerous social calls. Local families including the Gannon, Antonsen, Batchelder, and Davis clans are mentioned along with several guest visits and a birthday party for Stubb Peterson.
Bitter Root Creamery Picnic Program Planned
Stevensville July 22 committees plan the Bitter Root Creamery picnic on August 10 and 11. New and novel entertainment tops the program with larger event purses. About 2000 dollars is expected in appropriations for the celebration. Baseball sports, a bigger parade, more music, and novel features aim to heighten the day’s enjoyment.
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Stevensville
Salmon-Hamilton road opening marked with big Idaho picnic
A July 31 celebration in Gibbonsville marks the formal opening of the Salmon Hamilton highway from Gibbonsville to the Park to Park highway top. Western Montana commercial groups met in Hamilton to plan an autocade from Missoula and nearby towns to Gibbonsville for a large picnic and entertainment. The town, once a mining boom, now hosts the event as part of a regional highway celebration with plans for a Big Hole battle commemoration in Wisdom in September.
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Hamilton
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Big Hole Mountain
Park To Park
Montana
W. C. Peat
Missoula
Wisdom
Dalonega Creek
Mrs N W Blindauer Hosts Bridge Tea
Mrs N W Blindauer entertained twenty women Tuesday afternoon at a Hamilton luncheon. After desserts bridge awarded first prize to Mrs Lloyd Thompson and consolation to Mrs Sophie Millette. Guests of honor included Mrs Harry Healey of Missoula and Misses Gladys and Vera Converse of Red Lake Falls Minn. The Converses are teachers on vacation in Montana.
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Hamilton
N. W. Blindauer
Lloyd Thompson
Sophie Millette
Harry Healey
Missoula
Gladys
Vera Converse
Red Lake Falls
Minn
Detroit auto salesman visits Hamilton after 78 hour road trip
Lloyd Burnett of Detroit Michigan, an automobile salesman, is in Hamilton with his family for a visit. He and a companion traveled by car from Detroit to Butte in 78 hours, with one stop en route.
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Hamilton
Lloyd Burnett
Detroit
Mich
Hs Family
Burnett
Butte
Local Happenings: Residents Travel Far and Return
The column lists multiple residents with travel plans and returns. The Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Irwin report a motor trip through Spokane and Washington points. Others include Misses Emerson and Wheaton visiting Butte, Mrs. Gray returning to Helena, and Miss Anson visiting from New York.
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Hamilton
J. C. Irwin
Spokane
Washington
Marie
June Emerson
Benevieve Wheaton
Butte
Eugene Gray
Olaf Peterson
Helena
G. W. LeSner
Edinboro
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Riflemen
A. K. Palmer
Verne Palmer
F. S. Carpenter
Harvard
Ill
Fanny Anson
New York City
Social Notes from Hamilton Stevensville and Nearby Areas
A stream of visits and family travels across Hamilton Stevensville Deer Lodge and Missoula includes Newell and Wilson families Deer Lodge Red Lodge and Butte. Marriage licenses issued to Bagley and Ternell and to OConnor and Anderson. Local arrivals and departures notable among Chaffin Burrus Kerlee Hooper and Jaquith with movements to Belgrade Missoula and St Maries.
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Helen
Katherine Newell
Deer Lodge
Theodore Chaffin
Butte
Alex Chaffin
C. A. Burrus
Joan
Vandalia
J. B. Mitchell
Ben Kerlee
Missoula
Sheep-Killing Bear Threatens Powell County Flocks
Powell County Wool Growers' association votes a 1 cent per head levy to fund bounties on bears killed for sheep losses. Bounties are 25 dollars for full grown bears and 15 dollars for cubs, with affidavits and skin samples required. Bears have hunted sheep in daylight, endangering flocks in Dog Creek range as a herder reports a four mile chase.
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Deer Lodge
Powel County
Powell County
Wool Growers’ Association
Dog Creek
Scouts Swim Test Shows Fine Health at Echo Lake Camp
In Deer Lodge on July 22, 11 year olds Hugh Hillis and Dick Ross swam three quarters of a mile at Echo lake with strong stamina. Donald Valston plans to double the distance soon. Jack Collins and Clyde Nicholas swam one quarter mile with Instructor Terhell present.
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Deer Lodge
Echo Lake
Hugh Hillis
Dick Ross
Donald Valston
Jack Collins
Clyde Nicholas
Terhell
Revered Balch to Occupy Deer Lodge Pulpit Again
The Rev C N Balch formerly pastor of the Deer Lodge Christian church will return to his old pulpit next Sunday morning during a visit from Lewiston Idaho. All former parishioners and later affiliates are urged to attend and hear another of his engaging discourses.
Boulder Social Roundup Sees Local Figures Visiting
Mrs Chris Goodman of the state school visited relatives in Butte for the weekend. D C Walker a mining man from the Elkhorn district attended to business in Boulder. Gus Fitchen of Butte called on friends. H J Menzemer president of the Montana school for deaf and blind returned from the east after conventions. Mrs Edith Jones spent the weekend with Miss Mable Quinn. Irvin Tuttle drove to Butte to visit friends and was joined by Miss Mary Dawson who spent Sunday in Boulder.
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Three Forks
W. L. Rampy
Nigger Hollow
Louis Lang
Hardin
R. G. Griffith
Colorado
J. Campbell
Drummon
Mont
J. A. Price
R. L. Robertson
Ralph
Bessie Antonsen
Bozeman
Lee Davis
Scranton
Iowa
H. S. Batchelder
Roy Davies
Divide
Wm. Tribble
J. McMahon
Wm. Kitto
Toston
Forks
Melvin Davies
Whitehall
Henry Mochel
Jas. Crockett
Lombard
Crockett
Hayden
Romersa
Dillon
Herman Thompson
J. Kelleher
Daly Davenport
Mildred
Florence Eck
Lewiston
Idaho
John Eck
Madison
Kunzie
Ed Vandolah
Selkirk
E. R. Avery
Owa
W. W. Sherlock
Raderburg
Stevensville
Mabel Bean
California
Helen Chaffin
Dean
Chaffin
Missoula
Belgrade
Douglas Hooper
Hooper
M. P. Johnson
St. Maries
George Johnson
George Richards
Three-Mile
Mary Jaquith
Minneapolis
Kathryn Young
Jaquith
Chris Goodman
Butte
D. C. Walker
Elkhorn
Boulder
Gus Fitchen
H. J. Menzemer
Montana State School For Deaf and Blind
Edith Jones
Mable Quinn
Irvin Tuttle
Mary Dawson
Anaconda Scout Camp Announces Second Period Registration
Echo Lake Boy Scout camp opens registration for a second period on Wednesday July 27 at the courthouse Scout executive office. Capacity enrollment remains full in the first period with tents at maximum and early signs show full camps throughout all periods. Camp Echo weekly paper will debut Sunday. Notable attendees and camp staff are named, including director Jesse Monk and senior staff.
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Echo Lake
Scout Executive
Camp Echo
Glen Gutchell
William Malloy
Don
Bud Smith
Jack Rankin
Harold Marchion
Nick Bielenberg
H. Fuller
Hector Violette
Leo Gallagher
George Wellcome, Jr
Jim Halloran
Robert Gail
Frank Trask
James Dorsey
Richard
Clyde Eccleston
Ed Reynolds
George Wellcome
John Burton
Cook
Jack Alexander
R. Bulger
Earl Eccleston
Charles Holstrom
Anaconda Man Ray McCarren to Depart for Russia
Ray McCarren son of Mr and Mrs John McCarren of 511 Cedar street will leave Sunday for Russia to join Georgia Manganese company as engineer in charge of part of operations. He sails July 31 from New York under a two year contract. native Anacondan and 1918 Anaconda high school graduate, he earned electrical engineering degree from Montana State College in 1924 and starred in football and basketball.
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Ray McCarren
John McCarren
Cedar Street
Russia
Georgia Manganese Company
McCarren
New York
Anaconda
Montana State College
Montana
Andes Copper Mining Company
Atlanta's Wealthiest Negro Leaves Million Dollar Empire
Alonso F. Herndon, Atlanta's wealthiest Black figure, died at 65. Once a slave, he built a barber shop that expanded to 42 chairs and a full city block. He led the Atlanta Life Insurance Co and the Southview Cemetery Association, employing over 700 people.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Alonso F. Herndon
Peachtree
Broad Streets
Herndon
Atlanta Life Insurance Company
Southview Cemetery Association
Vare Calls Senate to Secure Pennsylvania Ballots
Senator elect William S. Vare urged the Senate to take over all ballots from the Pennsylvania senatorial election last fall to resolve his contested seat before the December session. He backed Senator Reed's Washington proposal to have the standing committee notify the sergeant at arms to collect ballots district by district, as in Iowa's Steck Brookhart contest.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
William S. Vare
Vare
William B. Wilson
David A. Reed
Washington
Iowa
Contract Awarded for New Norwegian Lutheran Church
Theodore Eck won the contract to replace the burned Norwegian Lutheran church. Clearing debris starts immediately and construction begins soon, with the frame building to match the original design. Completion is targeted for mid September.
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Theodore Eck
Eck
Mr. Eck
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