Advisory Board Meet in Butte Today
The state pastors advisory board meets this afternoon at 2 in the Interchurch World Movement offices. Rev. Gregory J. Powell of Billings chairs the committee preparing for financial conferences in Butte on March 20 and in Billings on March 21 or 22 to raise the budget quota designated by the Interchurch World Movement. The 12 ministers include six Butte leaders such as C. A. Cook and George D. Wolfe. other attendees include H. J. Graves of Missoula and Clifford Cress of Lewis.
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Interchurch World Movement
Gregory J. Powell
Billings
Butte
Helena
C. A. Cook
George D. Wolfe
C. W. du Bois
CN. Elliott
Dr. Anderson
W. M. Jordan
H. J. Graves
Missoula
Clifford Cress
Lewis
Local officials named in Helena and Great Falls records
W. B. Nelson of Great Falls H. C. Parsons of Helena and N. H. Bur dick of Helena appear in the county filing list.
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W. B. Nelson
Great Falls
H. C. Parsons
Helena
N. H. Burdick
Burglars Break Window At Purity Market
Burglary attempted at Purity market located at 920 Iowa Street at 1 yesterday morning. The noise awakened owner Mr Hitter who called police. burglars fled before officers arrived after lifting one window and breaking another with strong iron shutters. No clue found.
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Iowa Street
Proprieto
Hitter
Airplane Crash Kills Pilot and Two Mechanics
Charles Sims the pilot and Mechanics Farle and Blanchard of New York were killed when their aircraft crashed to the ground en route to Miami last night near Miami Florida on March 10 resulting in a fatal air disaster.
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Miami
Fla
Charles Sims
Farle and Blanchard
New York
Bottled olives deemed unlawful merchandise
Food Inspector Mrs. M. J. Rozsa orders merchants to remove bottled olives from shelves under threat of prosecution. The rule excludes canned olives, which resist sterilizing heat. olive poisoning is deemed incurable and the public warned to risk intake. The state board of health backs the action against glass encased ripe olives.
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M. J. Rozsa
Rosza
State Board of Health
Missing El Paso Yeoman Reported Missing in Mexico
Chief Yeoman K. C. Hinton of the El Paso recruiting station is missing in Mexico according to reports to the American consul at Juarez. He was last seen in Juarez during a visit on Saturday.
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Mexico
EL Paso
Texas
Yeoman
K. C. Hinton
Juarez
Hinton
Curnow Hit by Train in Williamsburg Severe Injuries
Mike Curnow was struck by a westbound Missoula stub train while driving between a fence and the Northern Pacific track near Williamsburg on the way to his South Montana street business. He suffered a fractured right arm and leg and a crushed hip with probable internal injuries and was taken to Murray hospital for treatment.
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Northern Pacific
Williamsburg
Mike Curnow
Curnow
South
Montana Street
Murray Hospital
Kistler
Victim of Footpath Drunkenness Case in Court
Martin Kiser faced a drunkenness charge in a city court and was jailed until a $10 fine is paid Judge Grimes found him guilty Kiser claimed an unidentified man attacked him Tuesday night possibly with intent to rob He suffered head bruises and was aided by Kid Treacy who later received hospital treatment
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Martin Kiser
Grimes
Kiser
Kid Treacy
Four Men Found Guilty on Gambling Charges
In police court Judge Grimes fined Ed Jones Ted Thomas W A Warner and S H Stewart 25 each after ruling they participated in a sociable gambling gathering at the Sullivan & Burke venue in the Hamilton block basement Tuesday night. Joe Welch was dismissed. officers testified to cards and money on the table though no game was proven. An owner claimed patrons were using the area for change.
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Sullivan & Burke
Hamilton
Judge Grimes
Ed Jones
Ted Thomas
W. A. Warner
H. Stewart
Joe Welch
Larkin
Gerry
iRodda
Progess
Director of Food Returns to Helena After Butte Trip
H. M Shea food director state department public health returned to Helena after gathering affidavits in the case pending against Royal Baking Powder company. Board of health expects to present substantial evidence of misbranding when the case is heard by the supreme court in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M Shea
State Department Public Health
Helena
Butte
Royal Baking Powder Company
State Board of Health
Shea
Supreme Court
Health Board
Health Crusade Campaign Aimed at Parochial Schools
Organization of the parochial schools in the city under a health crusade proceeds under George Everson regional secretary of the National Tuberculosis Association. Harriet Peoples county TB nurse and Nellie Small county superintendent aid the effort. County schools already participate and letters to county clergy solicit help for the teachers week campaign addressing teacher shortages and causes.
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George Everson
National Tuberculosis Association
Harriett Peoples
Nellie Small
Horoscope for March 11 1920 Predicts Unrest and Ventures
Mercury Jupiter and Neptune favor brief gains while Saturn Uranus warn of unrest and slow industry readjustment. Publicity rises in coming months and book costs climb. Journeys overseas advised. Sun entering spring may depress trade. Norway faces trouble and Swiss leader endures stress. Pisces born beware fire risk. Children born today likely clever and successful.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Neptune
Saturn
Norway
Switzerland
McClure
Greek runs amuck aboard Alaska steamer Admiral Evans
Greek seaman Nick Demmari fired on seven aboard the Alaska passenger steamer Admiral Evans in Ketchikan Alaska on March 10 before killing himself. All victims were reported to be recovering.
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Amuck
Ketchikan
Alaska
Nick Demmari
Admiral Evans
Ore Carried by Air Plan Proposed in British Columbia
Four airplanes will haul ore from Granby Mining mines twelve miles to Stewart tidewater in British Columbia this summer. Each flight will carry 1,000 pounds of ore, with freight charges expected to be set accordingly.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Granby Mining Company
Tidewater
Stewart
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Weight Gain and Nerve Power
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a natural tonic to increase weight and restore energy. Clinical notes from St. Catherine's Hospital claim gains of 23 and 27 pounds in two patients, with broader claims of improved health, nerve energy, and vitality.
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St. Catherine's Hospital
New York City
Frederick Kolle
M. D
New York
Who's Who
Joseph D. Harrigan
North Eastern
U. S
Mining executive safe near Nogales after kidnap scare
James M. Arthur, manager of Mexican Consolidated Mining, is not kidnapped. He is safe near Nogales, Mexico, according to the American consul. Mrs. Arthur in Nogales telegraphed her father in Columbus, Ohio saying he needed 2000 dollars, fueling the kidnapping reports.
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Washington
James M. Arthur
Mexican Consolidated Mining Company
Nogales
Mexico
State Department
Arthur
Ariz
Avery
Columbus
Ohio
Bank Cashier Killed in Kansas City Hold-Up Attempt
Glenn Shockey, cashier of the South Side bank in a residential area of Kansas City, was killed during a sensational morning bank robbery attempt by four bandits.
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Kansas City
Glenn Shockey
South Side Bank
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Kentucky
the Friendly Tobacco
Madras
Ee Goods
Wits
Mers
Physicians
DR. Lamb
East Mercury St
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