Butte Hosts Guests as Visitors Register at Local Hotels
The record lists numerous individuals staying in Butte at the Finlen Leggat Thornton and AcomaHotels from Eureka Kalispell Wolf Creek Miles City Boulder Great Falls and other places. It notes registrations and guests including families and single travelers and mentions local society groups planning officer elections at Scandia hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Glick
Glasgow
Butte
G. Schripp
Ornton
Eurekars
Robert Pauline
Kalispell
Finlen
Dolf Burggraff
Leggat
Wolf Creek
Ed Patrick
W. Kelly
Arizona
Otto Kirck
Misla
Dan Boyle
Helena
Thornton
Frank Myer
Lee Taylor
Miles City
E. J. McClain
Acoma
Alberton
A. D. Macdonald
L. E. Carey
Wolf Point
J. H. Miller
Boulder
George T. Moore
Twedot
Desertion suit filed in district court seeking divorce and child custody
W E Harvey sues Florence C Harvey for divorce and custody of their 8 year old child after alleged desertion. In separate matters S Virginia Wheeler sues J M and Margaret Green for 742.25 with the court ordering sale of lots 18 and 19 in Swin and Ducie addition to satisfy the judgment and costs. James Spekett and wife of Preston England note they have 25 children, 14 living, seven of school age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Harvey
Florence C. Harvey
Butte
S. Virginia Wheeler
J. M
Margaret Green
Swin and Ducie
James Speakett
Preston
England
Mahan Visits Butte At Veterans Convention
John W. Mahan national commander of the Disabled American Veterans and five national leaders attends the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Butte with Mrs. Mahan. He seeks the Democratic nomination for Montana’s First District congress. He calls this a Democratic year under Governor Smith’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mahan
Disabled American Veterans
Mahan Campaign Gains Steam in Montana for Victory
Montana voters hear from candidate Mr. Mahan who predicts a strong Democratic year in the Treasure State. He cites farmer irrigation delays under the current administration and vows to finish projects if elected. Mahan, a World War veteran and former national D A V commander, campaigns across Flathead and Lincoln counties with Mrs. Mahan as campaign manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Houston
Montana
Treasure
Mahan
Washington
University of Montana
Montana State College
Mrs. Mahan
Flathead
Lincoln
Butte
Candidate for Justice Is Here
Albert Anderson of Billings, a longtime Montana lawyer and Republican candidate for supreme court justice, is in Butte promoting his campaign. He emphasizes a restrained judicial race, notes growing statewide interest, and connects with voters while recalling past roles as Dawson County prosecutor and Montana resident for 14 years. He faces Miles Cavanaugh and S. C. Ford for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Anderson
Billings
Montana
Justice of the Supreme Court
Butte
Anderson
Glendive
Dawson County
Miles Cavanaugh
S. C. Ford
Great Falls
Scott Leavitt Named S A W Delegate
Congressman Scott Leavitt of the second district is chosen as a delegate to the convention of Spanish American War Veterans. He is well regarded in Montana and Washington across party lines.
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Scott Leavitt
Contempt case set for June in Burns kidnapping fight
Bridget Burns faces contempt proceedings on June 30 before Judge Bourquin for allegedly failing to return Pauline Marie August to her father George August. Burns, previously ordered May 4 1927 to surrender the child, left the state to avoid the order and was arrested on a kidnapping charge after returning June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Burns
Bourquin
George August
August
Burns
Pauline Marie August
J. Frank Sullivan
Supreme Court
Man Strikes Wife in Breakfast Incident Leads to Fine
Baldwin Zerkes struck his wife at a Sunday breakfast, drawing a $10 fine for disturbance in police court. Other defendants included Bar ney Callan 30 days in jail for drinking, Jon Doe Kitto fined $100 and 10 days for drunken driving, and Hayden Stytes fined $10 with 15 day license revocation for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Zerkes
Zerkes
Cain
Barney Callan
Billy Faulkner
Jon Doe Kitto
Shea
Harrison Avenue
Dominick Marconi
Silver
Colorado
Dominick
Hayden Stytes
Riley
East Park Street
Paul Reichle Visits Friends After Creighton Med School Start
Paul Reichle popular Butte man and former Atlantic proprietor arrived home for a visit with relatives and friends. He studies medicine at Creighton College and expects to finish in two years. He is the brother of Dr. Walter Reichle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Reichle
Butteman
the Atlantic
Reichle
Creighton College
Walter Reichle
Butte speaker lauds Kellogg draft as world powers signatory hope
Mr Leavitt spoke at a camp fire meeting praising Secretary Kellogg's treaty outlawing war. He urged war veterans to support the plan as state department changes are expected to draw 14 great powers to sign. He notes Republican leadership under Hoover and Curtis while Democrats in Butte may view it differently.
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Camp
Leavitt
Hoover
Curtis
Butte
Kellogg
Mr. Leavitt
State Department
Stevens Here for Session at Soldier Convention
Attorney Jess H. Stevens from Shelby attended a patriotic organizations convention to renew ex service man acquaintances. He is a Republican candidate for railroad and public service commissioner and the only ex service man running for that office. He called the joint meeting of soldier organizations highly inspiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess H. Stevens
Shelby
Stevens
Probate Calendar Advances In Various Estates
Judge Lynch's department disposed of a lengthy probate calendar. Attorney Joseph Wilk was fixed at 600 for fees in the J Kranjac estate. Real estate sale return approved for Phil Harrington. Second annual guardian account approved in Fileen Nichols estate. U S Fidelity bond release granted on personal bond. Fee for Peter Kraniciac estate granted 175 to Wilk. Final distribution in George Spillum estate continued two weeks. Public administrator letters in Dan J Leary estate continued to June 29. Letters in Pat Rutledge and Peter Mehrlich estates continued. Fealty sale approved in Julia Lynch estate. Final account settled and distribution ordered in William Gemmell estate. First and final accounts settled in James Casey and John Peterson estates. Return of sale of personal property approved in Charles Bracken estate. Co F Grant awarded administration in John Swendson estate. Letters of administration issued to F S Edwards in Charles Edwards estate. Public administrator discharge petition granted in John Peterson estate. Leave to sell personal property in B H Thompson estate filed. property valued at 3600 with autos machinery and some real estate. 18 heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kranisiac
Wilk
George Spillum
Dan J. Leary
Mary Rutledge
Pat Rutledge
Metals Bank and ‘Trust Company
Peter Mehrlich
Julia Lynch
William Gemmell
James Casey
John Peterson
Charles Bracken
Co. F. Grant
John Swendson
F. S. Edwards
Charles Edwards
B. H. Thompson
Butte Prepares Greatest July 4 Celebration Yet
Gala week to start in June as the Butte July 4 committee pursues the most extensive festival. Fireworks worth 8000 dollars are en route for July 3 and 4 displays. The mammoth pageant The Beginning of Time is under construction under Pageant Director H. B. Hill. Air Derby plans near completion with top Northwest pilots invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
H. B. Hill
Clark Park
Northwest
al Wilkinson
Ray Ruhle
J. H. Rowe
FE. V. Daveler
J. Bruce Kremer
Charles Nevin
H. Gallwey
Colored woman acts attorney and saves man in court
Enda Roberts, a colored defendant and attorney, secured a dismissal for co defendant Sandy Roberts and received a 90 day sentence for herself in a police court trial. She defended against Dooley Pleasant who claimed a grip with a stolen ring and knife, describing drug addicts and her own past addiction to justify her actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enda Roberts
Sandy Roberts
Sandy
Enda
Dooley Pleasant
Pleasant
Randy
Edna
Roberts
Printers to Produce 109 Ballots per Precinct for Absentee Voters
Ballots for the upcoming primaries are set for printing and will be ready Wednesday evening in quantities sufficient for absent voters. The plan calls for 109 ballots per precinct to meet absentee demand. County Clerk Harrington waited on the state ticket from the secretary of state before authorizing county printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Secretary of State
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FOX News
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