Baseball pools closed as police crack down in Butte
Police chief ordered a clamp down on baseball pools amid complaints. Most sites were found inactive or warned rather than shut, with only one arrest for cooperation in downtown Butte. Mayor’s office denial cited Chief Murphy as solely responsible for the action.
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Butte
Phy
Trittom Hie
Eamibling
Wate
Jin
Cof
Cing
Projectus
Jalice
Cein
Oper Fends
Smanlavea
Cocking
Chief Murphy
Butte News Notes Rent planes and local visits
Butte items report Orton Bros rent planes to Toiselle Taxi service and list numerous local visitors. D. Sheldon Davis visits Dillon state normal college, Mrs. Carter of Washington tours Butte, rancher J. M. Marrett in town, Miss Gladys Preston recovering from surgery, and journalist J. Hocking from Glasgow comments on regional conditions. Also Sherman & Reeds cab office moves, Boulder Hot Springs remains open, and local phone service details noted.
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Orton Bros. Toiselle
Ladies’ Home Journal
Literary Digest
P.O
Mra. D
Bryer and
Mies
Lucia ‘Fryer
Seattle
Butte
the Grand
Sheldon B. Davis
State Normal College
Dillon
Thornton
Thomas Walker
Thomas Carter
Washington, D. C
Carter
J. M. Marrett
Wisdom
Acoma
Gladys Preston
Murry Hospital
J. Hocking
Glasgow
Robert Fairbanks
Gold Creek
Sherman & Reed
Broadway
Arizona
Clay Bowersox
Clara
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
B. R. Bowersox
Waukesha Street
Professor Bowersox
Jarriette Gunn Roberson
School of Personality
Roberson University
Auto
Leggat
Glacier Park
Dan Harrington
United States Bureau of Mines
Denver
Salt Lake
J. F. Hurley
Boulder Hot Springs
Final Papers To 4E Applicants At Citizenship Hearings
Judge Joseph R. Jackson presided over the largest admission hearing for citizenship, with 147 candidates starting petitions. About 70 admitted yesterday. 48 were granted final papers, while others were dismissed or postponed to October exams. Several applicants faced military service or allegiance questions, including Edward Penney and Andrew Jackson Henderson, reflecting complex wartime loyalties. New citizens listed include Cantwell, Georges, Mark, Zarak, Dunstan, Bock, Robb, Maloney, Shea, Jackso, Kelly, Marron, Meltzer, Sokolich, Gilbert, Kennedy Driver, Henry, Ambrosetti, Venner, Wills, Larsen, Norstorm, and others.
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Joseph R. Jackson
George W. Tyler
Edward Penney
Great Britain
Andrew Jackson Henderson
Henderson
United States
Canada
Dominion
Joseph Cantwell
Ronald Georges George
Anton Mark
Luke Zarak
William “Hercules Dunstan
Carl Ferdinand Bock
James Robb
Joseph Maloney
Dennis Shea
Jacob Jackso
Patrick Kelly
James Vincent
Fredrick Knight
Giulio Vicario
John Henry Jane
Theodore Marron
Max Meltzer
Joseph James
Paul Sokolich
Tom William Gilbert
William Kennedy Driver
William Alexander Henry
Henry ‘Ambrosetti
Joseph William Thurston
Nancy Venner
Frances John Kelly
Richard HL Wills
John Larsen
Andy Norstorm
Theodore Daldakes
Jack Antonovich
Antonio Carollo
Erland Heliste
Joan Roletto
Richard Green
Joseph Peickthall
James Dadie
Arthur G. Steele
John Rodda
William John Cundy
John Dekkers
Frank Frankovich
Patrick McGuire
Mary McGreevy
Ignac Bierson
Thomas Stevens
James A. Nixton
Oscar Jarvey
Marguerite Clark Stars in Scrambled Wives at Local Theatron
Marguerite Clark appears in Scrambled Wives at the Nto theater for three days, a First National Presentation from Broadway. The plot follows Mary Lucile Smith who marries in secret after a boarding school escapade, is rescued, then faces love and a tangle of misunderstandings with ex-husband present at a house party. Also showing Torchy comedy Torchy's Big Lead and a News Weekly.
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Marguerite Clark
Butte
Nto
Rialto
Marguerite
New York
Chicago
Mary Lucile Smith
Mary Lucile
Europe
Larry McLeod
Larry
Mary Luella
Torchy
Railroad seeks right of way in Silver Pow county
Proceedings to condemn land along the Montana Southern railway right of way began yesterday against Mary ONeill and W R Allen. The disputed property lies along the rail line and is required for road purposes. The Golden Rod council plans its annual reservoir picnic Sunday July 31 with trucks departing Scandia hall at 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. round trip fare a dollar.
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Railroad
Silver Pow County
Montana’ Southern Railway
Mary Oneill
W. R.allen
Golden Rod Council
Reservoir
Scandia Hall
Butte City Damages Suit Over Dumped Ashes Health Claims
Terrence Lennon sues the city of Butte for 28 800 punitive and actual damages claiming that dumping ashes and other refuse and subsequent burning contaminate the air and depress nearby property values. The amended complaint adds Helen Fay Woody seeking 9 800 from Timber Butte Milling Co for tailings damage and asks a permanent injunction to stop mill tailings from entering her property.
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Uty
Terrence Lennon
Butte
Lennon
District Court
Othe
Fon
Arizona
Tete
Arizona Strees
Helen Fay Woody
Timber Butte Milling Company
Ches
Relatives Of Former Butte Man Sought In Legal Notices
In a fragmented report a Butte resident Forder is noted as the subject of a request by relatives possibly connected to a case. A divorce proceeding is described involving Nancy Genet and Adelore Gimereenc with charges of cursing and swearing at the plaintiff. The article mentions six or seven couples married, with references to dances and alleged infidelity as context.
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Kent
Adelore Gimereenc
Ared
Nancy Genet
Additon
Forest F
Gray
Styrti “Gray
Humor and Tragedy at a Tourist Camp Parade
Travelers recount jests and mishaps at a tourist park with mixed laughter and misery. Attendees like Joseph R. Wilson of Kansas City share a near-miss with a buffalo, while others recall Glacier and a bear encounter. The tales mix bravado, danger, and lighthearted ribbing in a chaotic camp circle.
Stewart Talks to Business Students
Senator 7 P Stewart of Anaconda delivered an address to the students of the Hutto Business college. His remarks centered on opportunity and self-reliance, urging the youth to create chances rather than wait for them. Professor Rice introduced him amid compliments. Also featured were violin and piano selections by Feud Braden and EB Howe of the Butte College of Music.
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7. P. Stewart
Anaconda
Hutto Business College
Vestern Jay
Rice
Stewart Ala
Feud
Braden
Howe
Braden and
Butte College of Music
Undertakers Peters and Peters Funeral Notice
The funeral of Mrs Jo Peters will be held at her daughter s residence on West Broadway with details to be announced later. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy from friends and neighbors during the illness and death of beloved son and brother Michael Thomas. Members of St Father Pirnat Ravior church and friends sent floral offerings.
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Beloven
Michael Thomas
Pirnat Ravior
Michael ‘Thomas
Colusa Lodge
Colusa
Hur
Kawin” Willams
Hardy
Williams
Tac
Udwin
Mount
Moriah Cemetery
Trembath
William John Trembath
Rim Streat
Re Pulford Tne
Mount Moriah
Cametery
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Wisconsin
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Elks
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Archie McTaggert
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United States Mall
Drummond
Helmville
Germany
Tynac Siorson
Jackson
Sfernon
Mr. Tylor
Dainty Marguerite Clark
Arizona Street
McArthy, Bryant &Co
Lyon
Hanson
Rainier
Cholco Tea
J. M’carthy
West Park RT. DR
J. L. Hannifin
Snes
Ee See
Pipestone Springs
Fale
Tossir
Buffalo
Joseph R. Wilson
Kansas City
Wallie
Edgerton
Sear Rem
Undertakers
J. Walsh CO
Prene Et
Freseno
Kinogram News Weekly
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery and
East Broadway
Dacotm Lowe Wold
Swift
Seacrest
Sunrise
North Dakota
Columbia Floral
O. Wilhelm & Leonard
West Broadway
Joseph Richards
IMI Funeral
Embeimera
Warrington Richarda
George, Wade
Beam
Moctane
Strewt
Daly Shea Company Federal Directors
Embalmere
Larry Duggar
Sam R. White
Feneral
Embalnen
Ise South
Peeee i
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