Directors Move Toward Bankruptcy for Heilbronner Firm
The Heilbronner company in Butte declared it cannot meet obligations and directors filed a resolution to be adjudged bankrupt. Three creditors filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court with attorney Dan Malloy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heilbronner
Butte
Dan Malloy
Lamb & Malloy
M. H.gidel
F. J. Hemmer
Charles Gardiner
Hellbronner Company
H. H. Walrath
Malloy
Hugh S. Wilson
Los Angeles
Frank H. Haskins
Gaid
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Lausier Company Pe & Partnership
Wilson
Walrath
Haskins
Federal Court Clerk's Office
Billings
Charles N. Pray
Butte Social Notes Show Hotel Guests and Visitors
A string of hotel registrations and visitors. Names include Mrs W E Cummings from Billings at the Grand, Caroline Neal of Anaconda at the Acoma, R G McPherson of Missoula at the Grand, J E Shattuck and Frank Burell visiting from Boulder and Sheridan, and W Sutton from Great Falls at the Thornton. Several others are listed at Finlen and Fin ten with brief visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Waffie
S. Main
Wm. Hocking
L Jackson
Basin
Butte
W. E. Cummings
Billings
Grand
Gas Kapotan
Missoula
J. E. Shattuck
Boulder
Acoma
Frank Burell
Sheridan
Alice Ketetsen
Great Falls
New Finlen
J. T. Best
Dillon
New Finten
Mightea
E. Eaton
Artzsona
W. F. Coughlin
Helmville
Leggat
F. Fontaine
Manhattan
Keefe
Normal
Finlen hotel guests and regional arrivals list
A list of guests and relocations includes J. McMillan of Helena and M. Wolfe of Great Falls at the New Finlen, Arthur Nelson from Ennis and R. FE. Wood of Great Falls, M. W. Woolwarda of Spokane at the Butte, with Miss Ruth Miles of Whitehall among whitehall visitors. The bulletin notes And lists Miss Eve Wright of White Sulphur Springs as a weekend guest and mentions local social movements and office supplies at a news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McMillan
Helena
New Finlen
Ruth Miles
Whitehall
Acoma
M. Wolfe
Great Falls
Butte
R. FE. Wood
New Finien
Arthur Nelson
Ennis
M. W. Woolwarda
Spokane
P. O
Adv
H. L. Bargion
Eve Wright
White Sulphur Springs
Irene Gregier
Bernice Dunechee
Aedes Dillon
Normal College
Misa Wright
Dusschee
Inquest Finds Cyanide Poison Led to Lauzier Death
Geoffrey A. Lauzier head of the Lauzier Wolcott firm was found dead at his apartment on June 12. An inquest jury ruled death due to cyanide poison taken during personal crisis amid financial loss. A Henry's Drug Store clerk testified selling the poison days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey A. Lauzier
Lauzier, Wolcott Company
North Alabama Street
Pat Holland
Arthur Driecol
Henry's
Alabama
Granite Streets
Laugier
Driscoll
Lauzier
A. B. Keith
Mary Floyd
Silk Buyer for Symons Leaves for East Markets
J. L. Moran silk buyer for Symons Dry Goods left today for the eastern markets. He plans a month in New England visiting major silk plants and purchasing new fall checks appearing in New York showrooms. Mille will be searched for special sale loss to forward to Bette to meet summer season demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Moran
Symons Dry Goods Company
Mr. Moran
New England
New York
Mille
Bette
Four Students Receive University Scholarships
Four Batte high school students are awarded four year scholarships for merit to the University of Montana or Montana State College. Jesse G. Hagsdale announces Mildred Barnes Olga Bimien William Wilson and Mbert Carmichael receive the awards. Miss Karnes Braden will attend Missoula. Wilson and Carmichael go to Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batte
University of Montana
Jesse G. Hagsdale
Mildred Barnes
Olga Bimien
William Wilson
Merbert Carmichael
Karnes
Braden
Universty
Missoula
Wilson
Carmichael
State College
Bozeman
Drug convictions heavy this year in county court
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch yesterday sentenced two men for possession of narcotics, bringing total sentences since January 1 to 32. Records show 14 old law convictions yielded 2.5 years and $1,100 in fines, while 14 under the new law drew 14 to 38 years and $7,000 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Lynch
T. B. Downey
Frank J. Bullivan
Ralph G. Rathbun
George Taylor
George Walker
Walker
Minneapolis
Lynch
Two Butte Boys Earn Harvard Degrees In Public Note
Two Butte youths, James Allen Lind and Abertham Leonard Wing, received Harvard degrees with high honors. Wing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mose Linz, stood out as an honor student through college. Lind, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Lind of 101 South Crystal Street, also earned notable scholastic honors. Separately, Prague area rail electrification contracts were recently let in Czechoslovakia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
James Allen Lind
Abertham Leonard Wing
Butte
Wing
Mose Linz
James Lind
M. C. Lind
South Crystal Street
Butte High
Two New Divorces, Estate Actions Heard in Silver Bow Court
In Silver Bow County court yesterday two divorces were filed. Barbara Noel seeks divorce from Anthony Noel citing extreme cruelty and support for children aged 13 and 11, plus $60 a month and $250 attorney fees. Nettie Godfrey files against Frederick Godfrey on cruelty grounds, asking restoration of Nettie Davin and noting he scolded and silenced her for days. Decrees and estate actions followed, including guardianship, probate, and administration petitions with varied assets and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Barbara Noel
Anthony Noel
Butte
Nettie Godfrey
Frederick Charles Godfrey
Nettie Davin
Helen B. Ray
Robert Ray
Supreme Court
Paul Fisher
Butte Electric Railway Company
Fisher
District
Charles Miller
Three Forks
Kristine Miller
Emma H. Wells
J. H. Gilbert
Zada E. Vance
Peter Drakes
West Park Street
Julia Harrington
Mary A. Phelps
A. Linforth
T. H. Rosenkranz
H. Burrough
Joe Tezak
Wildfire Caught by Carney at 6 PM in Broad Street
Mr Carney of 844 Went Broadway captured the elusive Wildfire, a famed advertising man, in front of the Blanderd Office at 6 PM yesterday. He left proof of presence at several stores, earning a $20 prize from the American theater as the film Wildfire opened to a capacity crowd and runs one more day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney
Broadway
Blanderd
American Theater
Wildfire
Hawkesworth Funeral Held at St Ann’s Church
Arthur L. Hawkesworth was buried at Holy Crore cemetery after services at home 2134 Argyle and a requiem high mass at St. Ann’s Catholic church. Rev. Father O Kennedy led the service with Deacon Killila and Sub Deacon McCormack. Mervin Dempsey sang Lead Kindly Light as floral tributes and friends filled the mass. Pallbearers included Hugh McGee Mike Sullivan James O’Brien Joseph McNulty John H. Simmons Henry Burke and honorary pallbearers J Bowman Roy Ailey J D Murphy John J. Riley Judge J V Dwyer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athur L. Hawkesworth
Holy Crore
Argyle
St. Ann's Catholic Church
O’kennedy
Killila
McCormack
Mervin Dempsey
Hugh McGee
Mike #. Sullivan
James F. O’brien
Joseph McNulty
John H. Simmons
Henry Burke
H. A. Gallwey
J. Bowman
Roy 8. Ailey
J. D. Murphy
John J. Riley
J. V. Dwyer
Ancus Mcleod
Larry Duggan
John Williame
Music Featured at Butte Rotary Luncheon
Musical numbers highlighted yesterday's regular luncheon of the Butte Rotary club at the Silver Bow club. W. C. Orton presided, Orton's Banjo club of four performed several selections, and Laura Bellis and Sarah Bellis sang duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
W. C. Orton
Orton
Banjo Club
Laura Bellis
Sarah Bellis
James Hynes Held on Felony Charge
James Hynes an elderly man was arrested on a felony lewd conduct charge in the presence of a child. The complaint filed in Justice Buckley's court states the offense occurred April 30. The case followed arraignment of W G Smith on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hynes
Justice of the Peace
Buckley
W. G. Smith
Fred Ironside Returns to Butte for a Visit
Fred Ironside son of Dr A Ironside popular Butte dentist is back in town for a short visit. A former Butte high student with theatrical tastes is now with the Orpheum circuit and will attend the Exchange club luncheon this afternoon to meet old schoolmates. Parigi notes a visit to quiet London feels dumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ironside
A. Ironside
Butte
Fred
Butte High School
Orpheum
Exchange Club
Thieves Take Cash From Two Homes In daytime Theft
A large man was found in the act and fled with $3.50 from a pocketbook in Mrs. Quinn's home at 334 East Broadway yesterday. Merrill Turner of 264 West Mercury reports three checks from a mining company and $20 in cash stolen from his room.
Machange Club Luncheon Led by Hugh Murphy at New Finlen
Machangeile Hugh J Murphy of the Texas Oil company will preside at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Butte Mixchange club at the New Finlen hotel this afternoon. Fred Ironside from the Orpheum circuit and a local Putte boy will give musical numbers and Miss Mae Dolan will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machange
Montana National Guard Regimental Parade Planned
Guard units at Camp Verickson prepare a full regimental parade tomorrow evening at six oclock. The 164th U. and infantry train hard in military fundamentals with every company in full swing during the drill periods this month. Public invited to attend the showcase of disciplined drills and formation maneuvers.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Seattle
Bellingham
Wash
Butte
Cara
Portland
Chicago
United States
Canada
Camp Korna
Washington
Pahade Tonmay
Heliuna
164Rd
U. & Infantry
Montana National Guard
O'Elack
Camp Verickson
Ara Jarameey
Ang
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McCarthy’s
PURE
North Main St
East Broadway
Columbia River
Heilbronner Company
Harry H. Cochrane
Chamber of Commerce
Cochrane
Lausier-Wolcott Company
Mr. Haskins
Federal Building
Butte Notes
Brummel
Mrs
Steve Esterley
ST. Anne's
Anaconda
Spain
Seville
Canary Islands
Symons
East
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Nero
Rialto
Father Tyler
Tylerville
Mose
Milt
NS VN
Sinn Alto
Toby
Zephyr
Kansas
Patiance
Peroria
League of Women Voters
Garney
LOWE
W. Park Street
Hawkesworth
ST. Ann’s
Myrtle
Mr. M. Carney
West Broadway
Zane Grey
Riders of the Purple Sage
London
Winter Garden
Loomis Orchestra
Washoe Park Pavilion
Great Lakes
G. K
Great Kigne Transit
Polina Bldg
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