No Effort 10 Control Sales by Organization
Unqualified denials that Associated Industries sought to control sales or distribution of commodities were given by a Butte witness in a case charging restraint of trade. Testimony described the organization as attempting to address labor issues, with defense witnesses denying any enforcement of buying or selling restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Industries
Builders| Brick Company
Butte Sewer Pipe and Tie Company
Northwest Coal Company
Judse Lynch
District Court
John H. McIntosh
Isociation
Joh Gillie
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mr. Nevin
Gible
Char P. Nevin
Butte
Asso
Nevin
Gillie
Plumbers’ Organization
The
Poore
Gimie
Arthur Berry
Florence
Case
John Kenote
Kenoffel
John McIntosh
Konoffel
Charles 8. McAloy
J.C. St. Clare
B. Goddard
Hebert
Butte Boy May Be Victim Of Wreck Near Ellensburg
Letters found in the clothing of an unidentified man killed in the Milwaukee railroad wreck near Ellensburg Washington point to Carl Turpening of Butte as a possible victim. The wreck occurred when a freight of cars became uncontrollable and plunged from Royston tunnel. Turpening, born in Butte, was a war volunteer and a former sign painter kept at Camp Lejeue until after the armistice. A gold star was sewn on his high school jacket. The body is with the coroner in Ellensburg. American Legion will arrange military honors if he is identified. His father W A Turpening is away but expected in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Ellensburg
Wash
Carl Turpening
Butte
W. A. Turpening
West Porphyry Street
Royston
Turpenins
Turpening
Camp Levis
Tony
Seattle
American Legion
W. A. Turponing
Curious Browns Ride Again A Horse-Drawn Patrol Wagon
A vintage horse drawn police wagon drew curious crowds through Butte's business district last night. The restored vehicle, once replaced by gasoline cars, featured a covered top and three sides. Two coal black horses pulled it while crowds watched, a nostalgic link to earlier city policing as officers moved along the beat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butts
Butte
Fauter
Rhs
Explosion Halts Freight Yard Fire From Paint Cans
A blast from two paint cans in a freight car, moved to the warehouse district, sparked a fire last night. Firefighters confined the flames after about 30 minutes, with damage mainly to the Dox car. The incident involved clothing pins and large quantities of amber used in cloth production, noting Tokio’s 20 daily newspapers.
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Ridian
Lingerie notions and sewing supplies list
A compact inventory mentions 20e lingerie braid at middy laces for Dexter knitting cotton 1m tape Rickrack braid collar bands and basting cotton 250 yard spool. Shopping bags and hickory elastic are noted with Main Floor location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s
Montana's Greatest Grocery Store Prices Listing
A fragmented ad lists basic produce and prices at Montana's Greatest Grocery Store including rhubarb, lettuce, radishes, cucumbers, new potatoes, asparagus, cantaloupe, bananas, peaches and mentions a phone number 2411. The text shows inconsistent spelling and garbled lines but centers on a grocery price display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
WEW president assumes duties in Daly Bank and Trust
James E. Woodard arrived in Butte to take over as president of the Daly Bank and Trust company, soon to be renamed the Metals Bank and Trust company. He will reside at 1101 Caledonia Street with his family, after resigning as president of the Bank of Vergas County in Lewis Town. He noted rains boosted crops in Central and Eastern Montana and provided a cautious forecast for Fergus County wheat prospects, while wool sales faced unusual market conditions with limited buyers and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Woodard
Butte
Daly Bank
Trust Company
Metals Bank and ‘Trust Company
Woodard
Bank of Vergas County
Lewistown
B. H. Barrett
Caledonia Street
Pergua
Montana
Thayer 15 Accused Of Several Grimes
Police recovered a fur coat and an overcoat stolen from Mrs. Gilmore and her son. Lt Dwyer and Det Larkin say Thayer is tied to multiple robberies afterIdentification by Mrs Ay at the Berkshire and Mrs Johnson, with more charges expected as the investigation continues. A separate note reports a New York inventor has developed a commercial process for making leather from fish skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
O'Donnell
Jack Thayer
Dwyer
Larkin
Berkshire
Thayer
Av Johnson
Harrison Nuc
Tlei
New York
Scouts Numbers Nearly Doubled in Six Months
The report to the semiannual Scout meeting by Scout Executive Benjamin Owen shows the number of Boy Scouts nearly doubled in six months. On December 8 there were 11 active troops with 143 scouts enrolled. now there are 441 scouts in 11 troops under 11 scoutmasters, with a total registration of 477 and two additions. A color guard performance and other ceremony marked the event, with awards for achievement and a sweater donation noted. The article also mentions Saskatchewan’s Isabel years as a provincial executive head and a Philadelphia remark on U.S. consumer spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Owen
Baste
Clark
Faellom
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Wright
T. Griffith
Butte Sewer Pipe and’ Tile Co
Peterson
Michael Dunn
Bricklayers’ Union
John Wright
Asseci
Ray L. Ruhle
McKee Printing Company
Ness. Rowe
Amenction
Charles P. Nevin
Trowe
Rowe
Associated Industries Ane
Lynch
Himsell
Li Boy
Peacoat
Teat Lng
Bae Cicsees
King-Cole
West Park Street
Garment
Butte Boy
Carl
QLO Patrol
Tokio
Shriners Hennessy
Hennessy
Navy Tricotine
Japan
Madras
Wearwell Mixa
Norkiah
Turleeh
Fixie
Soren
Bedspreads Cohetad Edumrome
Intel
Ferentis A
Stark
N. T
Doe
Vunet
WEW
Ingomar
Ane Amards
Om Benait
Potterenenten
Auantana
Coutimaster
Hatten Heeystony
Ehrinite
Fienneeny
Renuivan Dann
Troop Net
Connell Company
Isabell
Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Canada
Philadelphia
United States
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