Rialto Theater Organ Awes With New Master Instrument
In Butte the Rialto Theater unveils a colossal American Master Organ system. Frank R. White and Augustus C. Ely engineered a four manual console plus two manual piano to allow two musicians to play independently. The instrument promises a one man orchestra feel with cathedral tone and orchestral realism for film scores.
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Rialto Theater
Rialto
White
American Master Organ Company
Sunda
Frank R. White
Augustus C. Ely
New York
Jensen & ‘von Herberg
Instrum
Butte
SHERIS DOTS: an officer offers to supply a complete diagram set
An officer mentions a suggestion to provide a full set of diagrams in one drawing. He offers 60 diagrams and notes the work already done makes the task lighter. He adds that when in a hurry, letters can be looked up, acknowledging the puzzling resemblance to a mysterious solution.
West and Its Orchestral Instruments Describe Real Trade
The West and its orchestral instruments are the real thing, sharing the same trade as used in the symphony orchestra and operated with an expressive action.
The Daring of Diana at the Rialto Theater
The Rialto schedules The Daring of Diana a two day feature headlining Anita Stewart as the captive reporter who escapes by burning through a locked door. The program includes O Henry's Rooney's, a melodramatic tale of Cork McManus and a girl from Rooney's with a moral twist. Comedy closes the bill.
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Anita Stewart
Diana
Rialto Theater
THE
Rialto
Miss Stewart
Postponement of Execution Day for Fisher and O'Neill
A district court set execution for Frank Fisher and John ONeill but the date was postponed after an appeal to the supreme court. The men, convicted of first degree murder, were confined in prison awaiting word as June 2? remained on their cell calendars.
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J. W. Dwyer
Frank Fisher
John O'Neill
Fisher
Butte Briefs Include Missoula Visitor And Funeral Aid
Kenneth Rose of Missoula is spending a few days in the city. Mrs A A Grorud of Helena visits friends here. Miss Ruth Martin and her mother return from Anaconda after attending the funeral of Mrs Lucy Terr. Mrs Joseph V Long, widow of Joseph V Long who died in Salt Lake City, is in town on business and staying at the Thornton. Mount Bethel Methodist church improvement committee will meet to discuss renovations. William and Robert Jones head to Salt Lake City then Denver for their future home. St George’s hall dance by St Andrew’s junior guild postponed indefinitely due to disaster and conditions.
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Kenneth Rose
Missoula
A. A. Grorud
Helena
Ruth Martin
Anaconda
Miss Martin
Lucy Terr
Joseph V. Long
Salt Lake City
Thornton Hotel
Improvement Committee
Mount Bethel
Methodist Church
William
Robert Jones
Denver
St. George's Hall
Centerville
St. Andrew's Church
Milwaukee Power Line 18 Damaged by Windstorm Incident
Passengers on the Milwaukee train were forced to walk into town after a windstorm knocked the power line out of alignment, causing a break and a burned transformer. About 60 feet of wire were affected and service resumed after repairs, with the train arriving about an hour late.
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Butte
Aftnoon
Ailonment
Retail food prices rise 5 percent in latest report
Washington reports U S retail food prices climbed about five percent from April 16 to May 18. The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the year ending May 15 with a 0.89 percent increase. Flour led the month’s gains, jumping 29 percent.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Inher Statistics
Food prices rise in year ends with record wheat price
The report lists inflationary moves across staples with onions and butter showing declines while most foods rise. Beef bacon ham lard and other items climbed 2 to 15 percent with potatoes and flour posting the largest gains. Farmers earned about 1.50 a bushel for last year’s wheat, up from under $1.00 in prior years.
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Colo Neal
Food Administration
Industrialists Go to Jail for Failing to Register
North Yakima Washington June 28 seventeen men indicted by a federal grand jury for failing to register under the conscription act pleaded guilty and were sentenced by Judge F H Rudkin. Five received seven months in prison two got six months two three months two one month and six to 10 days One defendant was held for trial next fall All defendants were declared to be members of the Industrial Workers of the World.
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North Yakima
Wash
Federal Grand Jury
F. H. Rudkin
Industrial Workers of the World
Austrian miner dies after wagon fall in Butte
Matt Gasparac, 34, an Austrian native and Moonlight Mine worker, fell from an express wagon while helping move a trunk to the station. He struck his head on the pavement, sustaining a fractured skull, and died later at a local hospital. He lived at 706 North Wyoming Street and will be buried at Holy Cross Cemetery after a funeral at St. Mary's Church.
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Matt Gasparac
Gasparac
Moonlight
Butte
Wyoming Street
St. Mary's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
When a Want Ad Is Working for You
an antiquated want ad piece notes the value of furnished rooms in income generation and urges continued use of advertisements to attract desirable tenants. The piece emphasizes timely responses and the advertiser's benefit from listing furnished accommodations.
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Sheris
Teow
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Rooney's
Henry
Cork McManus
Rooney
Cork
Msregard
People's
Becky
Paramount
Vivian Martin
People's Theater
Butte Briefs
Gstoshes
Hous
Garden OF Allah
Milwaukee
WIAD
WAS
Butte City Auditorium
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