Reynolds to be named assistant city clerk in council vote
Former Chief of Police James M. Reynolds is expected to be selected as assistant city clerk. Mayor MacGinniss plans to finalize appointments, with city engineer John M. Duthie Jr and city health officer retained. Public playgrounds funding tops agenda alongside police force reappointments as Meyer Sperling fills in for Kennedy.
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MacGinniss
John Templeman
Lewis P. Forestell
Forestell
John Lindsay
F. C. Bickenbach
John M. Duthie, Jr
School of Mines
T. J. Sullivan
James M. Reynolds
Reynolds
Antitrust
Kennedy
Great Falls
James Keerl
Meyer Sperling
New Officers for Reins of Stock Meet in City
The Reins Copper company held its annual meeting at Reynolds & McDowell’s office. J. M. Guffey was elected president and William P. De Armit joins as director after a 20 year forgotten investment yields a $3,425 dividend, with Arizog property now developing into a copper producer.
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Reins Copper Company
Reynolds & McDowell
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Butte
Asa P. Childs, Jr
William P. de Armit
Henry J. Miller
F. J
Weixel
E. W. Marland
John P. Reins
George W. Stapleton
W. W. McDowell
de Armit
Tombstone
Ariz
New York
Arizog
Mr. de Armit
The
Thornton
Miners Union to Celebrate Thirteenth Grand Marshal Day
Butte miners plan a holiday on the twenty seventh anniversary of the union with a city parade at 10 AM starting from Miners Union hall. Frank O Connor will marshal the event with James Murphy as assistant and several aides. Three bands, many labor groups, and an afternoon program at Broadway theater follow the parade, plus a grand ball, ball game, prize fight, and picnics in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Miners’ Union
Frank O'Connor
Miners’ Union
James P. Murphy
Joe Shannon
Louis Johnson
W. J. Weeks
Dan McCarthy
P. F. Boland
Johns. Hall
Patrick Lennon
Boston
Montana
Montana State
Silver City
Union Hall
Main
Woolman
Granite
Broadway
Arizona
Park
Columbia
Washington
Silver
Broadway Theater
Don F. Kelley
Peter Breen
Warrants issued for five French girls in bad lands
Justice Doran orders warrants for Miss Mignon, Miss Marseille, Miss Rosa, Miss Susanne, and Miss Margot Beonot, alleging they reside in houses of ill fame. Each woman allegedly earns income from a man who profits from her work, with Friday trials planned.
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Justice Doran
Mignon
Marcelle
Rosa
Susanne
Margot Beonot
Work Begins Demolition of California Concert Hall
Demolition crews started tearing down the old California concert hall yesterday. Interior work and roof teardown progressed as debris blocked Broadway and City Hall Alley while teams hauled material away for a modern two story building to replace the old structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Concert Hall
Broadway
City Hall Alley
Transfer of Case Ordered in Suit Between Firms
Judge McClernan ordered transferring the damage suit of Mitchell Engineering Co. against Henry R. Worthington C F Lloyd and J G Sanders to the United States court. Defendants moved citing corporate residence in New Jersey and plaintiff in Montana. The case seeks 17105 65 as damages for alleged unlawful seizure of office fixtures about April 28 plus 2105 65 5000 and 10000 for business injury and exemplary damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Company
Hello Girls Ball Planned by Butte Telephone Operators
Butte telephone girls announce a Thursday evening ball at Columbia Gardens promising a splendid enjoyable time. Organizers emphasize the group’s courtesy and service, aiming to earn city recognition for their dedication and social effort.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Broad Lasdé
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Cambric
Mammoth Women’s
Ean
Wia
Symons
Carless, Frank & Co
Elmer Robinson
Walhem & Strauss
Pearson Company
SSS Esq Oe
Eton
Ultra
Reseda
Wee News
Gibson
Naan Peo C
Sandals
James M
ing—William P. de Armit
Kelley and Breen
Frank O’connor
California
Mitchell Engineering Company
Worth
Ington
U. S. Court
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