See Wown Woman case details unclear on page 1
The report notes a custody dispute involving a boy and his mother Mrs Anderson. Attorney Kurtz appears connected to the case with a unsigned letter guiding the child's return. Warrant actions and inquiries span Hamilton San Francisco and Sandpoint Idaho with references to local supporters and a custody order in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz
Anderson
Jerson
Attor
Fiemer Street
James Self
Hamilton
Bingo Idaho
Early Boyce
Kurts
San Franhim
Boyce Oo
Legal
He Boy
Sandpoint
Idaho
Driver in Butte street death faces coroner inquiry
A car driven by Heron struck a girl as children played nearby. The girl died after being run over. Heron and a following brother expressed distress. The Curnow family, new arrivals from S D, saw the incident. An inquest and coroner’s investigation were ordered, with the body sent to Daly-Shea for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Heron
Curnow
Butte Leads
S. D
Mr. OW
Ughter
West Side
Butte
Pierre
Neversweat
Herons
Holland
Daly-Shea
Mead Urges Careful Appraisal of Reclamation Projects
Elwood Mead, commissioner of reclamation, urged careful appraisal of solvency and value for western projects, especially Montana. He urged enforcement of collections, cooperation with states and landowners, and funding to aid farm improvement, noting Montana’s four projects cost 15.6 million to build and nearly 2 million annually to operate. He warned some works may be unsustainable and called for selling unprofitable projects. He cited 1924 crop averages and outlined Sunriver and Greenfield developments with settlement plans for 100000 acres and 1000 settlers with capital of 1500 to 3000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Elwood Mead
Mead
Yellowstone
Sunriver
Butte Fourth of July Festival Plans Expanded
The city lays out a full celebration from July 1 to 4 with a grand opening at Festival Center, rodeos at Columbia Gardens, flying circuses, street entertainments, a boxing card, a grand parade, and a new Butte National Airport airplane dropping announcements. Notable participants include Harold Lynch piloting the plane from Lincoln, Nebraska, and Senator Lee Mantle delivering a patriotic address. Lodges and groups like the Elks and Redmen organize pageant segments, floats are planned from local theaters and businesses, and funding is secured with Chinese contributors among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Butte Country Club
Festival Center
Galena
Dakota Streets
Charles R. Leonard
Lee Mantle
America
Clark Park
Spirit of America
James W. Evans
Eee
Butte National Airport
Harold G.ach
Lincoln
Neb
Montana
Northwest
Haroldynch
Lynch
al Wilkinson
Broadway
Ansonia
Orpheum
Joseph Corby Post
United Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
Butte Electric Supply Company
Radio
Utte Miner
Butte Auto Livery Company
Camp Fire Girls
Arthur Merkie
Merkle
The
Elks
John K. Claxton
F. J. McQueeney
Arnold Lusse
Joseph R. Jackson
Henry Hopkins
Sacajawea
Eagles’ Hall
Tke Redmen
Chamber of Commerce
Shepherd Freed By Chicago Jury
The Chicago jury returned a not guilty verdict for William D. Shepherd after a lengthy trial. Judge Harry Olson expressed disappointment but declined further comment. Shepherd was released and whisked away with his lawyers amid cheering crowds and flashbulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burnett
Lynch
Clais
Shepherd
William Scott Stewart
W. W. O’brien
Stewart
Crowe
O'Brien
Ef Justice Olson
Municipal Court of Chicago
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
Calid
Robert B. Crowe
Bar Association
Oldest Whitehall Resident Col Pace Mourned
Jefferson Valley mourns the passing of Col Pace a long respected elder known to every resident. A Saturday evening ceremony sponsored by the fraternity will precede an escort of Masons who will accompany the body to the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Valley
Col. Pace
Three Calendars Set for Hearing in Silver Bow Court
Silver Bow district court will hold law and motion hearings across three departments this morning. Judge Lynch has 16 probate matters and one divorce order, with Judges Bourquin and Carroll listing multiple matters including divorce proof and civil actions. Cases include divorce suits for Thomas F Williams vs Elizabeth Williams and Marguerite E Braden vs John R Braden, plus a bank financing order for the Yegen bank receiver and several estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow District
Harry L. Hanson
Yegen Bank
George Arnott and Sons
Arnott
Marguerite E. Braden
John R. Braden
Butte
Mary Anderson
Rodger Anderson
John A. O'Connor
Arthur Tulin
Wilhelmenia Jacobson
Hedley Northam Jones
Myrtle Jones
Itt Maher
Mary Theresa Nevin
Michael T. Sullivan
Angus McPhee
Lauzier creditors hold heated meeting over trustee choice
Insurgent and loyal creditor committees clash over the Lauzier-Wolcott failure truste e selection. They urge July 1 claim deadlines and pledge gratis help as they back Herman Blank for trustee and vow continued service to prepare and file all creditor claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler and Baldwin
Henry F. Ricketts
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Gallwey
Dan Coleman
Squabbe
Mr. Gallwey
Mr. Coleman
Lauzler Committee
Fred J. Furman
Roy 8. Alley
W. Rossberg
A. L. Matter
T. J. Walker
William N. Stussy
Pat McCaw
Lauzier Creditor Committee
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
George P. Wellcome
Lauszter- Wolcott
Herman Blank
Weather notes from Washington and surrounding region
Fragmentary weather report references a low pressure trough from British Columbia. It mentions heat, rain, and a near term forecast affecting Seattle Spokane and the basin and plateau area. The text is incomplete but indicates a heat wave and possible rain events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Spokane
Eod
Dvesiawe
British Columbia
Nawcwash
Washington
No Licenses for Month as Montana Plates Burn
The Irwin Hudson factory fire in Portland destroys Montana emergency license plates. Secretary Charles Stewart says new batches will take three weeks to a month. Applications for passenger cars and trucks rise with 73 000 cars and 10 500 trucks issued permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Secretary of the State
Portland
Irwin-Hudson Company
Montana
Charles Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Boyce
Floral Park
Floral Park Community Church
Brown's Autos
Evennss
Christian Endeavor Aay
Germany
M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Moe
Third Street
Lewis Racine
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Sherman & Taite Ee
Esther Frances Curnow
Frederick
West Quartz Street
Frederick Joseph
Grolnd
Shea Mortuary
Funerser
Daly-Shea Company
Undertakers
Englewood
Funeral Flowers
Lewis Clark
Esterday
Whitehall
Scovil
John Scovil
North Excelsior
Masonic Temple
Kovac
Milo Kravac
White
Sam R. White
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Mary Girard
St. Joseph's Parish
Schell
F. L. Riley
Mary McBride
John Girard
Gosselin & Harkins
Cassidy & Geeselin Undertakers
Realdence
Ieee
William Foy
Doc Snell
Tacoma
Tommy Ryan
Buffalo
N. Y
Frankie Monahan
Cowboy Martin
Freddy Olsen
Billings
Young Lundy
Canada
Lew Mehrlich
Young Terry
Livingston
Doc Flynn
Auspices
American Legion
Chicago
Whiteball
Montanan
Groveta
Joseph Davis
Eddie” Russell
Spain
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
Piggly Wiggly
All
Over the
Barrington Hall Coffee
Schilling Coffee
Golden Wreath
Hills
RISE
Eit
Libby
Delicia
W. Park
Strawb
Hood River
Anaconda
E. Park
Winter Garden
Columbia Floral
Ray Harrington
Mr. and
Mrs. Harrington
Er Rialto
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!