Carroll lauds Champ Clark as great statesman
W C Carroll of Carroll Lumber, Missouri native, recalls longtime friendship with Champ Clark from 1878. He notes Clark’s bold, brave character and vast generosity, saying the nation lost a remarkable statesman. Carroll mentions Clark’s early Missouri law practice and newspaper ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
W. C. Carroll
Carroll Lumber Company
Mr. Carroll
Louisiana
Clark
Carroll
Missouri
Montana
Congress
Chaip Clark
Police Magistrate Sets One Minute Speed Record
The police court set a one minute speed record yesterday netting four dollars for the city treasury. Four drunks were charged and one man, George Pappas, faced a disorderly house charge at 7 South Wyoming street. his case was continued for counsel. An inquest into the death of Charles Henheat y, injured March 1 at West Colusa mine, is set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pappas
South
Wyoming Street
Pappas
Papas Ennent
Hennessy
West Colusa
Charles Henheaty
East Galena
Carey
Prelock
Alla seeks ten thousand for broken leg incident
Alleged employer failure to warn of dangers led to a tree cutting accident five miles from Bearmouth. A tree fell, rebounded, struck another person, then hit the plaintiff, breaking his left leg in two places and injuring him, obliging hospital confinement in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Aula
J.M. Schiffman
Alla
Bearmouth
Plaintif
Missoula
Aes Penner
W. D. Fenner
Lumber Freight Rates Cut by Railroads
Reduction in lumber freight rates of about 1.50 dollars per thousand feet, equivalent to 7 cents per hundred pounds, adopted after a 60 day conference among interstate commerce commission members, lumbermen, and railway executives. May 1 seen as first sign of improving business conditions, says W Merriman of Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Merriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Billie Burke in The Education of Elisabeth at Rialto
Billie Burke stars as a chorus girl in The Education of Elisabeth at Rialto theater. Elizabeth Banks falls for Thomas Fairfax, then shifts toward Harry Fairfax as the plot unfolds with comic mistaken loyalties and romantic reversals. Also showing Henry Lehrman’s Kick in High Life with added attractions and Kinogram News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Burke
Elisabeth
Rialto Theater
Miss Burke
Elizabeth Banks
New York
Thomas Fairflax
Fairflax
Fister
Lucy
Fairfax
Texas
Elizabeth
Harry
Thomas
Harry Fairflax
Henry Lehrman
Mrs Ellis Heads to Great Falls to Address YMCA Meeting
Mrs Jean Morris Elis, guidance expert of the YMCA, has spent ten days in the city advising applicants for training at the YMCA school for ex service men. She will leave this morning for Great Falls to address a meeting of the society, and plans to return next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Morris Elis
YMC. A
YM. C.A
Great Falls
Ellis
Third Officer Is Injured in Fall
John Hannigan the third officer to be injured while learning to ride a motorcycle fell south of the city yesterday afternoon suffering several bruises. Ben Holter in charge of prohibition enforcement in Butte returned from Helena describing a general roundup of Minor places and raids. Mayor Stodden and City Attorney Clinton stayed to observe the close of the session with council president John D. Wil eson acting as mayor. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans a daughter born February 25 at 2700 Aberdeen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hannigan
Police’ Department
Hannigan
Ben
Ben Holter
Butte
Stodden
Clinton
Helena
John D. Wileson
City
Robert Evans
Aberdeen Street
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Stowe's
Lowe Brothers
West Park Street
Henningsen Produce CO
Butte, Mont. and
Anaconda, Mont
Gregson
Pumpkin Center
Hi Purcell
Crossroads
Merrymakers
Gregson Springs
Beau Brummel
Pussyville
Old Tabby
Photo International
E. B. Gronberg
Acery
South Montana
Dakota Street
Mrs. Ellis
Pacific
Cave Agen
Skinner’s
Skinner
Lambert
Suliman
Eseessee el Hospital
Jergen
Broadway
Fevoay
Americas
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