Montana Rotarians Return From Salt Lake Convention
Montana Rotarians traveled home by special train from Salt Lake City after attending the largest Rotary convention yet. The gathering drew 731 accredited delegates and 31 officers from 372 US clubs plus Hawaii Canada Cuba and the British Isles, with 80 percent of club membership represented. William Logie of Glasgow set a long distance record, planning a future visit to Butte.
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Helena
Butte
Mormon City
Utah
Kansas City
Rotary
United States
Hawaii
Canada
Cuba
British Isles
J. A. Donovan
Thi
William Logie
Glasgow
Scotland
Logie
Convention Day Delays Hamper Early Connections
Report notes the first day of the convention saw limited early networking as one attendee arrived late and missed planned meetings. Organizers say sessions proceed and aim to restore pace with upcoming schedules.
Butte Delegation Shines in Montana Rotary Convention
Montana delegates led by Phil Gillis and Frank R. Brown arrived in Salt Lake City for the Rotary gathering. The Butte presence boosted Montana's profile with a prominent band, parades, and nightly entertainment at the Utah hotel, drawing attention from national attendees.
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Butte
Anaconda Copper Mines
Montana
Phil Gillis
Frank R. Brown
Great Falls
Brown
Montana Special
Union Pacite
Salt Lake
Utah Hotel
Rotary
Utah
Fort Worth
Cleveland
Chicago
Atlantic City
All Delegatons
Delpit Heilbronner
Tom Davis
Mr. Chapman
Sam White
L. J. Christler
Havre
Helena
A. J. Davis
J J. Burke
E. A. Shewe
Montana Visitors Help at Fort Douglas Event
A small demonstration at Fort Douglas earned personal thanks from Colonel Parse. Salt Lake welcomed Montanans with broad warmth, and James Hobbins praised Montana for aiding a good cause, leaving Salt Lake and Montana with a warm impression.
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Fort Douglas
Parse
Salt Lake
Montana
James Hobbins
Agreement Reached On New Military Bill
Washington reports the senate military sub committee backed a 400000 strong army for the next fiscal year with minor changes. The full committee completed consideration of the army appropriation bill and plans a brief meeting tomorrow before reporting to the senate. The bill allocates about 900 million dollars for military purposes.
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Washington
Senate
Wadsworth
Daredevil Jenkins Juggles Three Balls on Roof at Herald Square
A daring stunt atop a twenty five story Herald Square building in New York draws thousands as "Daredevil" Jenkins balances on a table pyramid and juggles three balls while photographers snap away. Spectators fear for his safety as the risky feat unfolds above the streets.
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Jenkins
Herald Square Building
New York
U.S. House Bill Drops Funds for Returning Military Dead
The house bill removes appropriations to bring home American war dead from France while leaving other spending intact. The change eliminates a flagship provision and shifts the cost of repatriation to other programs and departments.
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France
Hearing date set for Lucille Howard liquor case
The hearing on Lucille Howard's motion for a new trial was continued for one week and moved to Judge Lamb in the district court. Judge Dwyer was disqualified. The Bacako case was transferred to Judge Lynch's department.
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Lucille Howard
Dwyer
Lamb’ment
District Court
George Bacako
Lynch
Default ruling awards 2.95 to plaintiff in Wilson v Mitchell
Judge John Dwyer issued a default judgment yesterday morning in favor of Frank K. Wilson against Harold Mitchell and his wife. The award of 2.95 was entered due to the defendants failing to appear or respond.
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John ¥. Dwyer
Frank K. Wilson
Harold Mitchell
Mrs Rozsa to Speak at Woman s Union Meeting
Margaret J Rozsa food and fruit inspector will address the Woman s Christian Temperance union social meeting at Good Templars hall 215 North Main Street Friday afternoon A cordial invitation to the public to attend The hostesses are Mesdames Shields Gillis Dysinger and Harper A 2 20 oclock business session precedes the address In the Pullum divorce Vivian Pullum is awarded custody of the child by Judge Dwyer and $40 monthly alimony
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Margaret J. Rozsa
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Good Templars Hall
North Main Street
Mesdames
D. H. Shields
A.W. Gillis
H.C. Dysinger
Edward J. Harper
Magical foot remedy advertised with claims of instant relief
An old advertisement touts a product named Tig that promises immediate relief for sore swollen and painful feet. It suggests using smaller shoes and claims rapid improvement with a money back option.
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