Old Resident of Walkerville Dies After Lingering Illness
Martha McIntyre died yesterday at her daughter Mrs. Ruby Dennis's home in Walkerville after a long illness. Born in Canada 63 years ago, she moved to Copper Harbor and later to Butte 42 years ago where she and husband Archie McIntyre lived until his 1918 death. She leaves a daughter, two sons, a brother in Salt Lake, two grandchildren, and a son-in-law. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev. Spencer officiating, Mount Morlah Cemetery interment.
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Martha McIntyre
Ruby Dennis
Maryland Avenue
McIntyre
Canada
Copper Harbor
Mich
Archie McIntyre
Butte
Walkerville
McIintyre
Ofutte
Fraternal Brotherhood
Charles J. Dennis
Alexander J
R. Bruce McIntyre
A. H. Grose
Salt Lake
Martha Davidson
Grace Harrison
F. W. Harrison
Anaconda
Dennis
T. Spencer
Mount Morlah Cemetery
Obituary for Robert J Schweninger of Butte Passes at 65
Robert J Schweninger longtime Butte resident and former owner of Unique Upholstery died at a local hospital after a long illness. Age 65. Born in Ohio. Survived by sisters Mrs B F Bowman Mrs John Leland and Mrs William Werner of Butte. Body to be shipped to Cleveland for interment.
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Rh. J. Schweninger
Robert J. Schweninger
Butte
Unique
Ohio
B. F. Bowman
John Leland
William Werner
Cleveland
Mrs Catherine Lynch Dies After Brief Illness In Butte
Mrs Catherine Lynch aged 47 died yesterday at 838 Zarelda after a brief illness. A native of Illinois she lived in Butte 25 years and was a Catholic Foresters member. Surviving are husband John J. Lynch two sons Francis Edwin two daughters Marie Flva Lynch sister Mrs W A Fogarty and two brothers J J Kelly of Great Falls and J F Kelly of Omaha. Funeral plans will be set on relatives arrival.
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Catherine Lynch
Zarelda
Illinois
Butte
Order of Foresters
John J. Lynch
Francis
Edwin
Marie
Flva Lynch
W. A. Fogarty
J. J. Kelly
Great Walls
J. F. Kelly
Omaha
Death notices for Joseph Sullivan in city north area
Joseph Sullivan aged 39 died at his home 726 North Wyoming street. Survived by two daughters Alice and Mary, an aunt in Seattle, his father a brother and two sisters in Ireland and relatives in Butte and Rockfort Washington. Body at Duggan's pending funeral arrangements.
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Joseph Sullivan
Wyoming Street
Alice
Mary
Mark Sullivan
Seattle
Ireland
Butte
Rockfort
Wash
Duggan’s
Four Season Weather Day Shapes Up In One City
A single day in Butte featured frost and 32 degree start, midday sun then 50 degree peak, followed by brief snow and a switch to rain by evening. Montana Power Office reports varied readings from Billings to Anaconda with snow and rain across the state.
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Butte Weather Bureau
Montana Power Office
Butte
Montana
Billings
Livingston
Hebgen Dam
Madison
Canyon Ferry
Hauser Lake
Boulder
Rainbow
Holter
Thompson Falls
Butte Hill
Anaconda
Notice on debt nonreopening and income claim
Notice states that 1 will not reopen for debts contracted as Adv. Dr. 7 Ronside. It mentions the income of Sir Edmund Wesley of England estimated at 750000 a year and notes a petunia native to South America.
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Ronside
Edmund Wesley
England
South America
Parents Blamed by Dr. Clifford in Sermon on Youth Crime
Rev. Co L Clifford told Mountain View church crowd that broken homes and negligent parenting fuel crime among youth. He cited Roy Walsh's life story from Seattle mills to a Boulder gallows and urged better family guidance and community action.
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Co. L. Clifford
Mountain View Church
Roy Walsh
Jefferson County
al Johnson
Renova
America
Clifford
Dr. Clifford
Butte
Boulder
Roy
Industry Activity Declines Across Major Sectors Last Week
Reports show shrinking demand for industrial and railroad gear with steel and auto output sliding. Pig iron output fell sharply in May while steel plants operated at about 45 percent capacity. Railroad car loadings remained firm, but coal and ore shipments lagged. General merchandise and small carload freight hit new highs, signaling mixed trade momentum.
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Associated Press
New York
Fkfarnings
Wefiners
Southwestern
Tts
Sedan backs down hill into front yard near dance hall
A Fiasex sedan parked in front of the Winter Garden dance hall rolled back down a hill and backed into the yard of Iubert Nadeau at 216 South Montana Street. The impact broke a window and damaged the fence. the car was towed to the Montana garage and the owner was not located.
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Winter Garden
Iubert Nadeau
Montana Street
Nadeau
Montana
Leopold and Loeb await trial in Chicago murder case
In Chicago the two confessed kidnapper murderers Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb rest in county jail awaiting indictments. State's Attorney Crowe says his case is complete with a park lagoon typewriter evidence, while continued witness examinations will proceed. Loeb’s confession mirrors Leopold’s with Loeb naming Leopold as planner and Loeb claiming credit for the fatal blow. Guards are posted at their families’ homes amid death threats, and Loeb seeks extra protection for the Charlevoix Michigan estate.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Rubert E. Crowe
Jacob Franks
Loeb
Charlevoix
Mich
Four Men Die in Ford Plant Blast
Four men were killed and several injured in a blast at the Ford automobile plant in Chicago. The early morning explosion caused a fire that led to fatal burn injuries for the workers. Local authorities investigated the cause as crews fought the flames.
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FORD
Chicago
Ford Automobile
Smith outlines liquor position in answer to Browne
Governor Al Smith replies to Mr Browne on wet and dry issues and enforcement of the Volstead act. He defends strict law enforcement, calls for a science based federal standard on alcohol content, and suggests state control over sales while urging stronger interstate liquor restrictions. He rejects anti Ku Klux Klan plank implications and reaffirms democratic ideals and religious liberty.
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Smith
Mullan-Gage
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
New York
State of
Washington
Congress of the United States
Jefferson
AL Pre
BE. Smith
Ralston or Compromise Talk Shapes Democratic Debate
The piece analyzes Ralston as a potential president and Taggart as a bridge between McAdoo and Smith factions. It discusses age, suitability, and the push for an outstanding candidate, with possible alternatives like Davis or Glass if compromise fails.
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Ton
Taggart
Ralston
McAdoo
Smith
Senate
Tralston
John W. Davis
Carter Glass
Ritchie
Maryland
Robinson
Arkansas
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Hill City
DR. Gliffore
Mountain View
Walsh
Mr. Clifford
Aberdeen
Washington State
Crowe
Indiana
McAdoonew
Thomas J. Walsh
New York Herald-Tribune News Service
Seo
Bell System
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
A. C. Ms. Hardware House
Cuticura
BK. Lorkangs
WM. J. Sullivan
Knelleve Eve Saetn
N. Main
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