Daigler Returns to Seattle Post Rialto Manager Leaves Butte
H B Daigler returns to Seattle after seven weeks in Butte heading the Rialto theater for Jensen and Von Herberg. F W Teufel of Denver arrives to take charge as manager, while Daigler notes his coast ties keep him from staying.
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F. W. Teufel
Denver
Rialto Theater
Butte
H. B.ler
Anaconda
Daigler
Northwest
Liberty
Seattle
Rialto
Jensen & von Herberg
Teufel
Woodcraft Neighbors Approve New Riverside Home Site
Mrs. La Pearl Womack and a party of about 100 Woodcraft officers return from Riverside California where they inspected the Tootle property on Magnolia avenue. The 45 acre site was approved for the Woodcraft home with Maude Crawford Grace Tyler Florence Wehrly Minnie Hiner and C C Van Orndale among the delegates.
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la Pearl Womack
Riverside
Cal
Woodcraft
Tootle
Magnolia Avenue
Womack
Maude Crawford
Edworthy to Speak at Y M C A Today
W W Edworthy director of the interchurch world movement for Montana Wyoming and Idaho will address men in the Y M C A lobby this afternoon his topic Face to Face With the Needs of Montana. A survey from the state is cited as its basis and charts were shown at the Atlantic City conference. Mat Weber will sing.
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Bh. W. Edworthy
Interchurch World Movement
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Atlantic City
Mat W. Weber
Skunk Feeder Braved Blizzard Nerves and Scratches
Marcus Devore of Newton tells how a bold black skunk kept coming to his back door for meat before the blizzard. The animal waited at 6 each evening and scratched the kitchen door if he was late, showing remarkable taming behavior and courage.
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New Brunswick
WN. J
Marcus Devore
Newton
Robbers Burn Vault, Loot Fifty Safe Boxes in Cal Bank
In Crown's Landing California on March 20 robbers forced entry to the First National bank vault using an acetylene gas tank. They emptied fifty safe deposit boxes of bonds and other valuables, totaling several thousand dollars, before escaping.
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Crown's Landing
Cal
First National Bank
No Immediate Effect From Sugar Advance
Sugar price in San Francisco rose from 14 to 15 dollars per hundredweight, but Butte wholesalers say local dealers will keep current prices until existing stock moves. It will take 10 to 15 days for new market sugar to reach Butte, delaying any noticeable impact by about two weeks.
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San Francisco
Butte
Indictment Quashed Against Captain Blaine in Seattle Case
United States District Judge Jeremiah Neterer quashed one of two remaining indictments against Captain J. F. Blaine former North Pacific district manager of the Emergency Fleet corporation. Blaine faced three indictments charging him with accepting secret commissions on sales to the board during his management.
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Seattle
J. F. Blaine
North Pacific
Emergency Leet Corporation
United States
Jeremiah Neterer
Captain Blaine
Blaine
Not Rule of Reason in Prosecution of Hip Liquor Case
Chicago federal prosecutor Charles Clyne says a rule of reason should govern prosecutions for hip liquor. He contends Charles Neil Thomas, head of Commonwealth Trust and Securities, violated the rule by displaying a flask with 100 proof Scotch whiskey and was arrested.
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Chicago
Federal
Charles Clyne
Charles Neil Thomas
Commonwealth Trust and Securities Company
War romance shattering court record in Butte case
Annette Bichot Markland sued husband Ralph Markland ex sergeant for failure to support. Jury found him not guilty. Bride, an ambulance driver in France, told of wartime service and brief happiness in Paris before tensions and family opposition led to the suit. She came to Butte with little money and plans to stay in America as she awaits the French consul.
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Butte
Annette Bichot Markland
Ralph Markland
American Expeditionary Forces
Annette Bichot
France
Paris
Markland
America
George Washington
Dijon
Toul
United States
American Legion
New York
Baby Harry Frietzschee Recovered Then Dies After Hospital Return
In San Francisco baby Harry Frietzschee two days old who had been reported dead and transported in a suitcase to an undertaker revived on the embalming table yesterday and died today after being returned to a hospital.
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San Francisco
Harry Frietzschee
Train Engineer Dies After Crane Accident at Station
W C Kimball a second engine engineer on an L N freight train was struck by the mail crane at a small station and brought to Atlanta in a dying condition with his head crushed.
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Atlanta
W. C. Kimball
Broadway Brawl with 173 Poker Bandits Roam City
New York reports masked poker bandits terrorizing Broadway games from the Bronx to Greenwich Village. Loot runs into thousands as players discard cash and jewelry, while warnings urge spectators to wear old clothes and carry only enough cash to play. In Cincinnati a teacher introduces a novel method urging first graders to do something, boosting inventiveness and cooperation.
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New York
Broadway
Bronx
Greenwich Village
Gamesters
Cincinnati
Ohio
Viola Hall
Miss Hall
Marshall Withdraws From Presidential Ballot Bid
In Indianapolis on March 20 the petition to place Vice President Thomas R. Marshall on the Democratic presidential primary ballot was withdrawn from the secretary of state’s office.
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Marshall
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
ONE PER CENT SOOT
A ton of soot results from burning 100 tons of coal, indicating high emissions and inefficient combustion in the furnaces.
Humphreys Homeopathic Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Seventy-seven for grip influenza catarrh and chest head pains with fever. It urges early use at first cold symptoms and recommends Humphreys Tonic Tablets after the grip. It notes a doctor’s book in multiple languages and free mailing from 156 William Street New York.
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Humphreys
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H. BE. Daigler
Walter Baker & Co-Ltd
Dorchester Mass
Red Cross
Edworthy
Bayer
South Dakota
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