State Budget Aims to Reduce Expenditures and Limit Overruns
The Montana budget plan argues expenditures must be curtailed in advance to keep within revenues and meet the constitution and general fund debt limits. It notes no deficiency claims will be authorized except in absolute necessity. Board members include Governor Erickson, Secretary Stewart, and Attorney General Foot. the resolution was presented by Erickson, with appropriation figures and maximum allowances listed.
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Legisla i Apt Yeriacone
Montana
Erickson
Stewart
Foot
State University
Wergus County
North
Cc Eeeseeseerereens
Viet’ SZ
Peerantwade Wee
Secretary of State
Railroad Commission
Livestock Sanitary Board
Board of Entomology Maintemance
Board of Health Maintenance
Veterans’ Welfare
Commission
Board of Equalization
Industrial Accident Board, General Administration
Industrial Accident Board
Agricultural, Labor and Industrial Administration
Alma Hunt Visits Butte for Cooking School Promotion
Mrs Alma Hunt praises Butte housewives and the Winter Garden hall for a planned cooking school season. She demonstrates with a Hot Point electric range and shares a raisin sauce recipe tied to pork and ham dishes, reflecting kitchen and instructional themes of the era.
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Butte
Refunding Act in Court Sparks Constitutional Debate
Helena June 1 The Montana supreme court heard arguments on the treasury note refunding act of 1925 challenging whether issuing warrants beyond the $100 000 constitutional debt limit constitutes new indebtedness Opponents say it creates a definite liability while supporters argue it merely changes form of obligation and uses anticipated revenues The hearing featured A R Angstman for the state and E G Toomey for the railroad commission with Chief Justice Calla absent and Justices Holloway Galen Stark and Matthews present.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Treasury
E. G. Toomey
Montana Railroad Commission
Angstman
Montana
Calla
Holloway
Galen
Stark
Matthews
Resignation of tariff commissioner announced at White House
Washington June 1. The White House announced the resignation of Tariff Commission Commissioner Willam Rees today. His departure leaves a vacancy on the regulatory board as officials consider next steps.
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Burgess
Associated Press
Washington
Willam Rees
Tariff Commission
White House
Amundsen relief clash leader weighs fate of party
Hammer asserts Amundsen likely marooned in Arctic ice, cannot fly out and may be in Alaska. He urges a relief expedition, cites heavy boats and extreme conditions, says five men with him lack polar experience and pins hope on rescue.
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Amundsen
Amundsen-Ellsworth
Troaen
Hammer
Arctic
Alaska
Greenland
South Pole
Civilization
Spitzbergen
Supreme Court Affirms R F King Case In Missoula
Montana Supreme Court affirms district court decisions in Missoula and Silver Bow counties. It rules bad contracts do not excuse law violations and upholds lower court rulings in the King versus Dick case and in the Sylvester land damage matter from a 1918 storm.
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Associated Press
Helena
Missoula
Silver Bow
Montana Supreme Court
Supreme Court
R. F. King
George Dick
American Bank & Trust Company
Missoula County
King
Anaconda Copper Company
Jennie Sylvester
District Court For
Silver Bow County
Philip Roosevelt on brief visit to Butte before Yellowstone trip
Philip Roosevelt, New York banker and Theodore Roosevelt nephew, stayed at the New Finlen hotel in Butte yesterday and will depart with Mrs. Roosevelt for Yellowstone Park. He said the trip is a brief pleasure tour and declined to discuss business or politics. The couple arrived by train and will travel by their car, shipped from New York, to the park.
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Philip Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
New Finlen
Butte
Park
Standard Cooking School Opens at Winter Garden
The Standard cooking school opens today at the Winter Garden with Mrs. Alma E. Hunt in charge. Demonstrations begin at 2:15 after an opening 1:30 start and a program by the Winter Garden orchestra and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Isitt. Prizes include a Dolly Madison silver urn set and a Royal vacuum cleaner, with many daily attendance prizes.
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Winter Garden
Alma E. Hunt
Douglas Isitt
Dolly Madison
Royal Vacuum
Royal Vacuum Cleaner
Royal
Butte
Virginia Dare
Kingsford
Pride
Libby
Stone
Anaconda Logging Opens Blackfoot Operations
The Anaconda Copper Mining company starts preparations to shift logging from Nine Mile to Blackfoot in 1926 with new camps roads and bridges. Kenneth Ross retires after long service in western Montana timber and W C Lubrecht succeeds him as head of lumber interests. 400 men expected to work in Blackfoot operations feeding Bonner mills for the Butte mines.
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Blackfoot
Anaconda Company
Kenneth Ross
Montana
Ross
W. C. Lubrecht
Nine Mile
Milwaukee
Elk Creek
Missoulian
Lubrecht
Anaconda
Bonner
Missoula
Bilings Orthopedic Hospital
American Red Cross
Nova Scotia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
California
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Hamilton
Northwest
Trade associations upheld by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that trade associations may openly gather and share data on costs, production, prices, inventories, andtransport costs without unlawful restraint. In two majority opinions by Justice Stone the Maple Flooring Manufacturers and Cement Manufacturers Protective associations were upheld against lower court reversals.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Stone
Maple Flooring Manufacturers’ Association
Cement Manufacturers’ Protective Association
Society Forming in South America for Radio Instruction
A society planned to disseminate radio instruction in South America may use equipment and reading material from this country. The organization aims to promote knowledge of radio communication and related reading resources for members and affiliated groups.
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South America
Maloney Back From Long Trip in Butte Returns Optimistic
Four months away, W H Maloney former mayor and Montana delegate who voted 100 times for Al Smith returns. He says mining investor activity in zinc and lead drives western interest and that Butte is recovering with optimism for 1925. He met Governor Smith and Mayor Hylan, notes Tammany activity, and plans to resume legal practice.
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Butte
W. H. Maloney
Montana
al Smith
United States
Maloney
Patrick Burke
Long Wait Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
New York State
Pennsylvania
Smith
Albany
New York
Hylan
Tammany Hall
Tammany Organization
Eig
Frank Walker
Gotham
John MacGinniss
Adolph Regan
John Quinn
Stanley
Regan
Quinn
Marcus Daly
Chicago
T. J. Nerny
Nine Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses in Silver Bow County
Nine couples received marriage licenses in Silver Bow County as brides to be secured June weddings. Notable listings include Jess Thompson and Odessa Dahlman of Butte, who wed at Grace M E Church, along with several other Butte pairs and one Monida couple.
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Silver Bow
J. F. Driscoll
Jess Thompson
Odessa Dahlman
Butte
Grace M
Grace M. E. Shurch By the Rev. Charles F. Wolfe. Albert B. Needham
Ruth Powell
William Barr
Margaret Hanley
Francis H. McCormick
Eileen Burke
Leonard E. Brundage
Ann Strong
Monida
Harold Stephens
Laverne Robinson
Births in Butte Reported by City Health Office
The city health office records multiple births with details including parent names and addresses in Butte. Entries list nine births from May dates, with several daughters and sons named such as Rose Louise, Jean Edna, Helen May, Harriett Dale, Donovan George, and others to families at Walnut Street, East Broadway, Boardman, Front Street, and Melrose among others.
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Butte
City Health Office
Edward Ladendorff
Walnut Street
Rose Louise
Ambrose Gheringhiili
Copper Street
Meaderville
W.F. Stoetzner
Silver Bow
Jean Edna
John Patrick Dineen
Boardman
John
Robert Byrne
East Mercury
George
George Merriwell
South Dakota Street
Helen May
John V. Bennett Jr
Front Street
Harriett Dale
DeWitt McQueary
Melrose
John BE. White
Donovan George
Yale Avenue
Man Killed By Auto Dragged Under Streetcar
John Back 28 of 445 East Broadway was fatally injured when struck by a Nash auto and dragged under an eastbound Columbia Gardens street car at Park and Oklahoma streets. He suffered a severe head wound, mangled hand, fractured leg, and other injuries. Police seek the motorist, with witnesses naming the Nash car. Back, a Finnish native, had worked at the Badger mine and has a sister in New York.
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John Back
East Broadway
Columbia Gardens
Park and
Oklahoma Streets
Park Street
Ted Gerard
Murray Hospital
George Routledge
East Side
Nash
Alexander Pesanty
East Park Street
Back
Finland
Badger Mine
New York
Effort to open all water route from Siberia for lumber
Effort is under way to establish a direct all water route from Western Siberia to the Baltic Sea or Archangel. The aim is to avoid the long overland haul to the Trans-Siberian railway and thence to Great Britain by steamer, facilitating lumber exports.
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Siberia
Baltic Sea
Archangel
Great Britain
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Hong Kong
Flyers Base
Cooking School
Brownie
Kodaks
We Dev Films
Chery
Hoto Shop
Broadway
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Mrs
Ned
Messrs. Lee
J. J. Shubert
New York Winter Garden
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Georgie Price
Brendel & Bert
Margaret Breen
Winter Garden Orchestra
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