Pringe Unable to Visit Butte With Swedish Heir Apparent
Gustavus Adolphus crown prince and Princess Louise will not visit Butte this year though they plan days in Yellowstone. John Lindquist reports from Washington that their itinerary is fixed, with no deviation. Lindquist traveled 8,000 miles as national president of the Scandinavian Brotherhood and noted visits to Worcester and Philadelphia events, while K F Engdahl of Spokane arrived in Butte.
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Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Princess Louise
Butte
Yellowstone Park
West Yellowstone Gate
John Lindquist
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Washington
Alderman Lindquist
John Ericsson
Monitor
Lindquist
Worcester
Mass
Butteman
Philadelphia
Mr. Lindquist
Waterbury
Conn
American Brass Company
K. F. Engdahl
Spokane
Spokane Sash and Door Company
Mr. Engdah
The
Scandinavian Fraternity of
Omaha
Japan’s National Debt Doubled in Eight Years
Tokio reports Japan’s national debt has doubled since 1918, reaching 5,026,124,000 yen with a per capita debt of 84.01 yen. The finance department notes the rise reflects the growing public borrowing amid postwar strain.
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Japan
Tokio
Finance Department
Renew Efforts On Road Paying In Montana County
Silver Bow county commissioners will persist in paving Lawler's road seeking an opinion on how much can be spent. They cite Cascade county expenditures of 14 000 to 15 000 and weigh aid limits and potential attorney general input while aiming to avoid a bond issue. The project costs about 88 000 with federal aid uncertain and the board vows economy to cover the county share.
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Silver Bow
Lawler
William Gemmell
Montana
Gemmell
Cascade County
Lacher
Butte-Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Tim Kearney
Kearney
Below the Line at Rialto with Rin Tin Tin and Byrd Polar Film
At the Rialto theater today only a heart pounding double feature presents Rin-Tin-Tin in Below the Line plus a complete motion picture record of the first North Pole flight led by Lieutenant Commander Byrd US Navy. The polar documentary chronicles courage and perseverance carrying the Stars and Stripes across ice crevasses to the top of the world.
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Rin-Tin-Tin
Rialto Theater
North Pole
Byrd
United States Navy
Extra sleeper adds to Butte-Los Angeles trains
An extra Pullman sleeper has become a regular feature on the Butte to Los Angeles service from the south. A full sleeper came in yesterday over the Short Line with every berth occupied as southern travelers show growing interest in Montana.
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Butte
Swinbournes to Live in Oakland
Co. W. Swinbourne and Mrs. Swinbourne left Butte yesterday to make their home in Oakland where Mr. Swinbourne plans to engage in business. He is a reserve corps lieutenant who served with the Y staff overseas after being denied front line service in World War I. He is the son of the late Charles C. Swinbourne, former Metals bank vice president, and enjoys the esteem of many in Butte as they wish them well in their new home.
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W. Swinbourne
Swinbournes
Family Tragedy Ends in Double Death After Quarrel
In Belgrade a carpenter named Davis, father of six, was killed by his son-in-law Burkey who then shot himself as Mrs Davis attempted to fire. Burkey, 20, had two children aged two and four months. Burkey had lived around Maudhon and Belgrade for about a year. An inquest is slated for Wednesday.
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Davis
Burkey
Belgrade
Helen
Maudhon
Man Held in Butte auto sale probe
Reports to the department of justice said a man tried to sell in Butte an automobile with Texas plates and no clear bill of sale. Sam Hayes, about 45, was arrested yesterday by Officers Calpit and Reagan as he drove across Park and Main. He will be held while the case is investigated.
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Department of Justice
Butte
Texas
Sam Hayes
Tom Calpit
Dean Reagan
Park and
Main Streets
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Symons
Tbc
Ehic
Beacon
Hildren
Strauss Koveralls
the Symons Dry Goods Company
BUY AT Home Bureau
T Styles
Milan
la Senorita
Pringe
Seattle
Rialto
Los Angeles
Oakland
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