O Dowd McKay Bout at Pocatello July 5
Butte boxing followers plan to attend the O Dowd versus McKay contest at Brady park stadium in Pocatello on July 5. It promises Idaho's most ambitious boxing tournament yet with Otto Floto refereeing a 15 round bout as McKay, boosted by Idaho fans, challenges O Dowd, former titleholder, with appearances from Salt Lake City Ogden and top Northwest crowds expected. Special trains and coaches from Butte on July 4 highlight regional interest in the event.
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Butte
O'Dowd
Johnny Wilson
Boston
McKay
Idaho Sport
Otto Floto
Pocatello
Brady Park
Northwest
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Election of Officers at Annual Convention in Montana
At the Montana Christian association fortyeth annual convention ministers salaries rise to at least 2000 dollars per year. Officers elected include President E E Francis Great Falls and Vice President W K Rhodes Glasgow. Trustees Hershey Mountjoy Albright and more joined the executive committee and advisory panel with Mrs Bailey and Walter M Jordan named to key posts.
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Montana Christian Association
E. E. Francis
Great Falls
W. K K. Rhodes
Glasgow
E. Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
B. ©. Wherr
Not Moonshine But Good Whiskey Says Defendant Arrested
An ton Doe told Officer Van Orden that it was good whiskey not moonshine when brought to police court on bootlegging charges. Officers found three men drinking liquor at his bar and a large bottle of whiskey behind the bar. Doe was fined 50 dollars, and John Turner, the bar’s proprietor, also paid 50 dollars. Eli Conovad, entering a soft drink parlor with moonshine for a friend, faced a 590 dollar fine. Mike Raich, nabbed for bootlegging, was dismissed for lack of evidence of selling liquor, though some liquor was found in a room used by Jim. Raich, a bartender at the Pacific Hotel, faced no bootlegging proof.
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Anton Doe
van Orden
Doe
John Turner
Eli Conovad
Mike Raich
Jim
Raich
Pacific Hotel
Delegates to Legion State Convention Depart Sunday
Butte delegates to the American Legion state convention in Livingston on June 28 and 29 will depart Sunday morning at 11 20. About 75 to 100 members are expected from the city. Eight Butte delegates will back John Troup for state commander. Nailoads offer a fare and one third rate until July 2 with trains from the Northern Pacific depot at 7 and 11 70 a m and 9 40 and 10 26 p m returning trains from Livingston at 1 10 2 40 a m and 1 55 p m.
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American Legion
Livingston
Butte
John Troup
Silver Bow Post
Nailoads
Northern Pacific
$80 Lost in Easy Game Leads to Arrest in Larceny Case
Joe Smith fell for a sure-thing gamble yesterday when an alleged confederate, Jack Winright, took $80 from him. Winright, arrested on grand larceny charges by Captain O'Donnell and Detective Larkin, allegedly admitted taking the money to borrow funds to invest in a barber shop.
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Joe Smith
Jack Winright
Winright
Smith
O'Donnell
Larkin
Pifer Speaker at Y Dinner Tonight
Rk. C. Pifer of Denver regional supervisor of YMCA scholarship work across ten Rocky Mountain states will be principal speaker at the dinner tonight at 7 in the association building. The educational department sponsors the event in lieu of a commencement program. Pifer’s address promises interest with toasts and music enhancing the occasion.
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Rk. C. Pifer
Denver
Rocky Mountain States
Association
Pifer
New Silk Dresses Listed In Range From Fourteen Ninety
Silk dresses offered in sizes 14 to 42 feature coat and basque style waists with puff sleeves and side draperies. Plain and embroidered options available in black navy and Copenhagen tones. Prices start at 14.90 and include diverse color choices.
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Copenhagen
Moving Day for Mamma Cricket and Nepers
Illustrated tale follows Mamma Cricket and her children as they move from a winter home in the old fireplace to a summer meadow dwelling. They sing and work through the season while Mamma Cockroach and her family linger in the kitchen, arguing about labor and leisure before a heavy knock ends their visit.
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Mamma Cricket
Mamma Cockroach
Maimmoa Cockroach
Mamma
Changes in regulations for express shipments announced
General Agent R G Starr of the American Railway Express company said consignors must issue receipts in duplicate starting July 1 one kept by the shipper and the other filed with the express company The change aims to cut losses in transit improve check thoroughness and speed up shipment movement
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R. G. Starr
American Railway Express Company
Express Company
Mr. Starr
Let Boy Decide What Study He Desires
W K E Maddock urged the Butte Rotary club to let boys choose their study after discovering their fitting field. He argued education should include exposure to industries to help informed career choices. Kenneth MaGrews and others spoke on vocational training and local markets.
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W. KE. Maddock
Butte Rotary Club
Mr. Maddock
Kenneth Mae- Grew
Metropolitan Life guests to dine at Silver Bow club
About 100 Metropolitan Life Insurance employees from across Montana will be guests next Tuesday evening at the Silver Bow club. The dinner honors the Montana workforce and Haley Fiske, company president, may attend.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Silver Bow Club
Montana
Haley Fiske
Damage suit over disputed boundary in George Cobban addition
William C. Taylor sues Curtis and others for 2490 dollars claiming damages from an alleged boundary error that moved his house fence and utilities after Sofia Maler proved his fence sat ten feet within her lot. He cites costs for relocating the house and fence, new plumbing, and loss of two trees plus other inconveniences from the boundary mistake.
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George Cobban
William C. Taylor
Mattie
Curtis
Taylor
Sofia Maler
Kansas grasshopper scourge threatens Ashland and beyond
This Kansas region and northern Oklahoma face a growing grasshopper scourge. Farmers fear rising hopper numbers though current damage is limited. Wheat was heavily damaged last year, and in parts of Clark County grasshoppers cover the ground, alarming locals 12 miles from here.
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Ashland
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Clark County
County to pay state via highway bonds under law
Silver Bow county learned a state law allows liquidation of its road bond indebtedness to the state. Payment for the Butte to Anaconda road project will go to the state highway commission in county bonds, which bankers in Butte will take for cash to create an emergency fund for current and upcoming projects.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Anaconda
State Highway Commission
Notable Women Shaped Franco British and Russian History
A brief feature highlights Joan of Arc who helped keep France independent from Britain and Catherine the Great who elevated Russia among Europe’s leading nations. The note emphasizes their lasting impact on national identity and power dynamics in medieval and imperial eras.
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Joan of Act
France
Britain
Catherine the Great
Russia
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