Obituary notices for Kyle and McArthur deaths with funerals
Catherine Kyle aged 70 dies at 828 East Park Street with a funeral set for Thursday at 10:30 at the family home with Rev Groeneveld. Duncan McArthur aged 65 dies at his niece’s home 2031 Utah Avenue with funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Mount Moriah cemetery. Expressions of sympathy from Isabel and Donald Ray Taylor.
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Kyle
Catherine Kyle
Park Street
Dr. Groeneveld
Mount Moriah Cemetery
M'arthur—Duncan McArthur
A. R. McLeod
Utah Avenue
White
Mr. O'Farrell
Mount Mo- Tiah
Ask
H. A. Taylor
Prie’t Isabelle
Donald Ray Taylor
Funerals Set for Ruth A Burton and Richard Trevithick
Ruth A Burton dies prompting Ruth Chapter No. 2 C E and Miriam Lodge No. 2 Daughters of Rebekah to meet at the Masonic temple at 1 30 pm tomorrow for her funeral and burial at Mount Moriah. Richard H Trevithick aged 1 dies at his brother’s home and funeral planned for 2 pm tomorrow at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Eastern Star
Ruth Chapter
No. 2
C. BE
Masonic Temple
Ruth A. Burton
Krebekaha
Miriam Lodge
Rebekah
West Broadway
Noble Grand
Burton
Ruth
C. E
Women’s Relief Corps
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Women Auxiliaries Close Conventions with Installations
Three state conventions of the Ladies of the Grand Army Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans and the Women's Relief corps wrap with installation ceremonies this morning. Officers are chosen, reports read, and entertainment and city tours await visiting delegates as Butte hosts plan next year.
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Ladies of the
Grand Army
Spanish War Veterans
Women’s Relief Corps
Butte Civic Clubs
Anaconda
Patriotic Society Women of
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Belle Beebe
Butte Circle
Great Falls Circle
Hamilton Circle
Columbia Falls
Livingston Circle
Fort Harrison
Helena
Cora D. Jenkins
Society
Montana
Milwaukee
Women's Relief Corps
Ruth Burton
W. R
Butte
Final Tribute By American Sailors At Funeral Rites
Navy funeral for fallen New Mexico sailors unfolds with hymns and prayers led by Chaplains R D Workman and R B Patrick. rifles, bugle toll, and a wreathing air drop honor precede the moving procession to a temporary chapel as the band ends with My Country Tis of Thee.
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New Mexico
Jesus
R. D. Workman
R. B. Patrick
Jacob
Mips
J. W. Moore
F. F. Moyer
C. V. Kranz
F. L. McFadden
B. R. Patrick
Marine Guard of Honor
W. J. H. Callaghan
Navy
Mississippi
Daugherty Acts Warily Defended in Hearing
In a wartime prosecutions debate the Daugherty acts drew defense from John W. H. Crim former assistant to Daugherty in criminal prosecution J E Hoover acting chief of the Bureau of Investigation and Charles S Thomas former Colorado senator and special war fraud prosecutor Mrs Willebrandt led the examination with notable animation while Thomas defended the government
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John W. H. Crim
Daugherty
J. E. Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Charles S. Thomas
Colorado
McAdoo supporters push majority rule at pre-convention session
James Migox reports from Madison Square Garden as New York prepares for the Democratic National Convention. The New York delegation will elect a chairman at the Hotel Commodore Saturday while the national committee plans its first pre-convention session. Debate centers on majority rule and potential floor fights, with McAdoo backers predicting victory and Smith-Roosevelt advisers downplaying the issue. Notable figures include Herbert C. Pell Jr., Gov. Smith, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and McAdoo loyalist David Ladd Rockwell. No definite vice presidential candidacy information is disclosed.
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Madison Square Garden
Herbert C. Pell
Democratic State Committee
New York
Commodore
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
Committee On Rules
House of Representatives
McAdoo
Smith
David Ladd Rockwell
Lincoln Motor settlement and remarks by Willebrandt
The Lincoln Motor Co suit settled for 1.5 million as government actions allegedly wrecked the company. Willebrandt called Jess W. Smith a glorified servant and recalled a remark by the attorney general to ignore him, describing Smith’s talk as blurb.
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Lincoln Motor Company
Henry Ford
Jess W. Smith
Daugherty
Willebrandt
Jess
Smith
State railroad board defends its power in Montana
The state railroad commissioners warn readers that petitions to abolish the elected board and hand duties to three appointees would disrupt public service. They cite decades of investigations, annual cost savings, and broad support from Montana industries while challenging motives of initiative sponsors and noting public questions about John C. Lyndes.
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State Railroad Commission
Anaconda Standard
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Public Service Commission of Montana
Irrigation Commission
Trade Commission
Four Corners
Montana
Individu
John C. Lyndes
Helena
State Land Department
Railroad Commission
Ontan
House
Senate
Dawes Denounces Demagogues At Evanston Open House
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes republican vice presidential nominee held an Evanston open house and delivered a non partisan denunciation of demagoguery. He pledged a common sense campaign and indicated plans for a national speaking tour while asking no quarter for demagogues.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Evanston
Dawes
Harding
McKinley
Europe
United States
Veterans of United Spanish War Veterans elected in Montana
Swan Benson of Missoula was chosen department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans Department of Montana at yesterday's court house election. Other officers named include George H. Osborne Butte Henry O. Willard Lewistown F J Wolfe Livingston George C Jackson Anaconda Joseph D Turner Missoula and Dr Levi Huber Livingston. The group urged changing Montana fishing season to open June first and close March eighteenth to honor Memorial Day and asked legislative steps if needed. They also pushed for a soldiers burial fund and a uniform transportation rate with the Western Passenger Association for encampments.
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Clara Brown
Billings
Mary Dodiges
Alberton
General
Women's Auxiliary
Department
Ida J. Tanner
Great Falls
Eagles’ Hall
Henry Lawton
Joseph Corby
Butte
First Baptist Church
Women’s Relief Corps
Eat Women's Relief Corps
Eagles
Mary E. Lee
Helena
Ida Davies
Bozeman
Marrianna H. Rickey
Helena Hambidge
Ellen McCalain
Lolo
Lincoln Corps No
Kalispell
Ruth Burton
Ruth A. Burton
Women's Relief Corps
Department of Montana
United Spanish War Veterans
Cora Ottis
Elizabeth H. Dodge
Martha Reynolds
Swan Benson
Missoula
George H. Osborne
Henry O. Willard
Lewistown
F. J. Wolfe
Livingston
B. J. McIntyre
George C. Jackson
Anaconda
Joseph D. Turner
Montana
Department of Montana United Spanish War Veterans
Game and Fish Commission
Miners Band Plays to Veterans at Butte Encampment
The Butte Mines band and Elks trumpet and drum corps opened with Typhoon, then performed Raymond overture and a Reminiscences of the Boys in Blue fantasia honoring the G A R. Mrs. James Cummins sang, Bendix conducted, and a Kalispell drill team featured before a 6:30 parade through downtown.
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Butte
Butte Mines
Wyoming
Granite Streets
Elks
Butte Musicians’ Union
Raymond
Thomas
Boys In Blue
Grand Army of the Republic
Sam Treloar
T. H. Rollinson
James Cummins
Columbia
Coonland
Bendix
San Francisco Exposition
Uncle Sam
Santiago
Old Town
Colorado Infantry
Manila
Treloar
Kalispell Corps
Woman's Relief Corps
Wyoming and
Grand Army
Women's Relief Corps
Boy Scouts
American Legion
United
Granite
Create Loaded Potato Halves with Sausage Meat
Suggests preparing potatoes by halving them and scooping a cavity to fill with sausage meat. After stuffing, brush with butter and bake until browned. Works with white or sweet potatoes for the dish.
Take Veterans for Ride in Your Car Over Harding Way
Butte chamber of commerce seeks fifty automobiles this afternoon for a three hour tour of the Harding Way and Columbia Gardens for state encampment visitors from the G A R U S S W V and auxiliaries. Cars will depart from the courthouse at 3 pm. Call Frank Venable secretary to offer time and vehicles.
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Harding Way
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Rockies
Frank Venable
The
Chamber of Commercce
Good Samaritan Act Leads MP To Dinner Invitation
A London coffee stall keeper, forgiving a debtor who had no money, honored the favor with a dinner invitation the next day. The guest was J Toole, M P for South Salford, who had lingered in the House of Commons and thanked the proprietor with the gesture.
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London
House of Commons
J. Toole
M. P
South Salford
Livestock Ban May Be Lifted Monday
Representatives of the Western States Livestock Sanitary Association will meet in Reno, Nevada, Monday to consider relaxing rules on movement of tourists from California. Dr W J Butler, state veterinarian and association president, said the talks follow improved foot and mouth disease conditions. The absolute California livestock embargo will stay, though tourist fumigation rules may ease. inspectors from 10 western states are expected.
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Associated Press
Helena
Western States Livestock Sanitary Association
Reno
Nev
California
W. J. Butler
Butler
Pr. Butler
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Smopolitan
Undertakers
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Broadway
Arizona
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Sam R. White
Iain Street
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wade
Propriptons Rel
Montana Street
Pheme
Daly Shea Company
Punerest Directors and Embalmers
East Park Street
Gosselin & Harkins Oceuore
Cassidy & Goeselin
Cettees Aol
Philip and Jacob Society
N. H. Z. Stancer
John Stajcer
Walsh'e Chapel
Mire
John Michelich
Ee Seneres
Sacred Heart Church
Elebrat
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Read J. Walsh CO
Aed Lombaimers
Justice Department
ST Point
Wallace Hastings
Clase
United States Miliare
West Point
M. Y
James Migox
Hall
Coolidge
Omester
Comrades
Relief Corps
WM. L. Hill
J. Wolf
Charles F. Juttner
Resolution Committee
Western Passenger Association
Resolutions
Associaienas
MINES
Tovets Delight
Tinchman
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Louis E. Schmidt
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