Juniors 10 Hold Forth at Gardens Prom Plan
A high school juniors meeting voted unanimously to move the junior prom to the Gardens pavilion next Saturday evening due to restored streetcar service. Dillon's Orchestra will play, with unique programs promised.
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Gardens
Dillon
Bob Southcombe
Leonard Renick
Ruth Borem
Don Murphy
Ella Spafford
Hugo Giduz
Ray Schilling
Dolores Chidester
Eleanor Davey
Marjorie Moore
John Conroy
Charlies Mattison
Selwyn Burridge
Gladys Ayres
Marion Fitzpatrick
Lester Hartzell
Irma Lyford
Elizabeth Congdon
Helen McGregor
Elsie McDonald
Ernest Temby
Marie Daly
Inez Martin
Margaret Parsons
Lorena Black
Elmer Erickson
Vlcor
Willoughby Wright
Francis McKelvy
Oscar Dahlberg
George Kurland
Harry Grey
Musiec
Dave Rosenberg
Clifford Smith
Charles Kelley
Albert Berger
Thomas Grady
Raymond Schilling
George Lincoln
Maurice Simon
Cate
Millikin
Maddock
Giduz
Southcombe
Berger
Black
Kelly
Conroy
Hartzell
Renick
Real estate men hear address by Northwest dealer chief
Butte real estate men will hear President McQuillas of the Pacific Northwest Realty Dealers during the Butte Division of Insurance Men weekly meeting. He will visit June 16. Dr. Thomas F. Winecoff urged support for the YMCA Americanization school to start after June 10, replacing the former Washington junior high school program.
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Butte
McQuillas
Pacific Northwest Realty Dealers
Butte Division of Insurance
Thomas FE. Winecoff
Washington Junior High School
County and City Told of New Wage
County commissioners and city authorities were informed Tuesday by a delegation from the workingmen's union that $5.50 would be the wage scale in the future. The scale will apply to all men working under union rules, the committee said.
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Workingmen’s Union
Supreme Court backs Butte police reinstatement ruling
The Montana Supreme Court upholds Judge Jackson's writ of mandate restoring Peter D. Breen to the Butte police force. The decision confirms the city's right to retire officers for economic reasons when council resolutions are proper, and notes the action may affect pending back pay cases. Breen had been reinstated and paid since the district court ruling.
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Peter D. Breen
Butte
Supreme Court
Jackson
District Court
Helena
Robert L. Clinton
District Court of
Aiding Montana Church Drive Acknowledges New York Visitor
A. Shelling of New York arrived in the city to aid volunteer workers in outlying districts. The extended campaign, decided by field secretaries, continues through July 30 to complete the state fund quota.
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Montana
Interchured- World Movement
A. Shelling
New York
Shelling
Few Groes to be Tried During Criminal Term
Minor city court appeals occupy Judge Lynch's docket as few cases remain for the current criminal term. Notice issued to devote a week to city appeals. Suits against Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co. and Builders' Brick Co. over restraint of trade to be answered today with hearing date set. Casey and Cusick from the Butte police to be continued to Thursday. Kinabel charged with grand larceny set for Wednesday and Fisher on Friday.
Soviet to Open Central Trading Office in London
London June 1 The Evening Standard reports that following yesterday's meeting between Gregory Krassin Soviet minister of trade and commerce and Premier Lloyd George with British cabinet members, the soviet government has been granted permission to establish a central trading office in London immediately.
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London
Gregory Krassin
Lloyd George
Evening Standard
Supreme Court rules salaries of federal judges tax exempt
Washington June 1 The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional provisions in the 1919 War Revenue Act requiring the president and all federal judges including Supreme Court justices to pay income tax on their salaries.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Safeguarding Persian and British Interests Outlined
London June 1 in reply to a Commons question about Bolshevist activity in Persia Cecil B Harmsworth under secretary for foreign affairs said the Persian minister in London had been in constant touch with the British foreign office and an understanding had been reached that both Persian and British interests would be safeguarded.
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London
House of Commons
Persia
Cecil B. Harmsworth
Weaver On Trial For Burglary In 1919 Room Entry
Jesse E. Weaver faced a burglary charge in Judge Lynch's court for entering Tony Hammes’s room in the Rookwood block on December 12, 1919. He testified he entered with Charles Moran to obtain liquor but believed Moran’s errand was legitimate. The pair entered from a roof, after passing another room, and were arrested in Hammes’s room with Policeman Frazer present.
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Jesse E. Weaver
Tony Hammes
Rookwood
Weaver
Hammes
Charles Moran
Moran
Frazer
TiZ Foot Remedy Promises Instant Relief
An old advertisement touts TiZ as a universal remedy for tired aching feet. It claims to draw out poisonous exudations and eliminate soreness from corns callouses and bunions, promising instant relief and the ability to wear smaller shoes. Obtainable at drug or department stores for a few cents.
Three Month Regimen With Hypo-Nuclane Tablets
A health claim prompts regular use of three grain hypo-nuclane tablets made from yeast with hypophosphites and absorptive phosphorus. Physicians say the tablets aid digestion and assimilation, improving weight and nervous system function. The prepared tablets are sold in sealed packages by apothecary shops.
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New Beaver
Dakota
Bec Soap
Ceylon
North Main Street
East Park Street
West Park Street
Perea Sed Lis Sh Bia
Lore
Minnesota
HOLT
Miles City
Hill Land Corporation
Livingston, Mé
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Fracmad
Patterson Bros
Richmond
Jersey
Copenhagen
Lonsdale
Prt
Milans
Peter Breen
Groes
Tiz
Lyko
Lyko Medicine Company
Kansas City
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