Jones Sent Back to State Prison on Parole Violation
Ed Jones alias Ed Kennedy, found with Kalispell killer Charley Miller who had escaped Deer Lodge, was returned to Deer Lodge yesterday for parole violation after a release March 9. Miller was sent back to begin serving his sentence. authorities consider charging Jones with assisting an escape, potentially adding four years.
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Ed Kennedy
John Duggan
John Kelly
Pat’ Holland
Harrison Avenue
Charley Miller
Kalispell
Deer Lodge
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Butte
Cole
Duggan
Montana
Daughters of Nile to entertain supreme queen in Butte
Tirzah temple No 3 Daughters of the Nile will entertain Mrs Elizabeth McCormack of Tacoma supreme Queen during her annual official visit. Mae S Perler queen of Butte temple leads arrangements for a 230 pm class and evening banquet. McCormack leaves Friday to visit Billings. Emma S Parnham of Butte attends as past supreme queen.
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Daughters of the Nile
Elizabeth
McCormack
Tacoma
Order
Butte
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Butte Temple
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Parnham of
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City of Butte Held Liable for Sprinkling Wagon Injury
The Montana Supreme Court rules the city of Butte liable for injuries to 17 year old Raymond Griffith hit by a city sprinkling wagon. The decision rejects immunity for municipal street work and upholds a $10,000 verdict, with related rulings confirming a separate case against Eclipse Grocery for services valued at $696.86.
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Associated
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Butte
Raymond
Griffith
Siiver Bow County
District Court
Silver Bow County
Eclipse Grocery Company
George Gardiner
Griffith City of Butte
Wm. E. Carroll
South Montana
Guardian
Horoscope for Wednesday March 18 1925
The column notes Mercury in an adverse aspect during busy hours with Venus later aiding. It warns of disturbing news from foreign lands foreshadowing agitation over rational defense and international policy. The piece predicts activity in theater, lease signings, building contracts and population changes affecting scientists, unrest in Ireland, attention on Mexico next summer, and mentions deaths of notable figures.
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Beneft
Ireland
Mexico
Prognostications for Military Careers and Birth Date Advice
A fragment predicts that distinguished military men may end their careers as counsel gains value. It advises those with birthdays to protect business and professional interests for possible prosperity, noting active and trustworthy children born today. The text mentions places and teaching them systematically.
May Robson Delights Spokane In Something Tells Me
Spokane Chronicle hails May Robson in Something Tells Me at Broadway theater tonight. The veteran actress delivers radiant comedy and drama, earning a curtained ovation after the second act and praising the West in a simple curtain speech.
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Spokane Chronicle
May Robson
Miss Robson
S Omething
Spokane
West
Kiwanians Hear Talks On Business At Lunch Meeting
The Butte Kiwanis club will host a program of one or two members delivering five minute talks on their own business at today’s noon meeting in the New Hotel Pinter. Miss Matt Bowden will sing and a representative from the Butte Camp plans to join with others to seek a large delegation from Mon-.
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Pinter
Butte
German Woman Bears 27th Child
Frau Becker, 47, wife of a manual laborer in Lessau Germany, bore her twenty seventh child a healthy boy. Eleven of the children are living including twins. On the same night sister Anna Becker also gave birth to twin girls.
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Associated Press
Lessau
Germany
Frau Becker
Beckers
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