Gardens to stage vaudeville at Empress theater next Friday
The Worms Public Service League gardens committee in Butte plans a garden beautification drive and a Yeacheville vaudeville at the Empress theater next Friday. Chief actors include Toby Bank, Edythe O Leary, Mrs. Charles P. Irish, and Mrs. W. K with an unknown as a lead. The program features dances and sketches, with Catehy music to accompany each stunt, aiming to entertain while promoting community effort.
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Worms Public Service League
Butte
Comntee
Gardens
Ress
Toby Bank
Charles P. Irish
Edythe O'Leary
W. K
Friends of Women
Underground Fight Heard in Justice Court
John Milecivich was tried yesterday by Justice John Kerrigan on an assault charge. The complaining witness Mike Papich testified that Milecivich started a fight in a mine and refused him care. Milecivich spoke through an interpreter and claimed Papich threatened to kill him with a dimdlestick. Kerrigan took the case under advisement with a decision due this afternoon. Ed Rosenberg was charged with third degree assault, requested a jury trial, and was found not guilty.
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John Milecivich
John Kerrigan
Mike Papich
Milecivich
Papich
East Park Street
Justice Kerrigan
Ed Rosenberg
Pat Graham
Donlan
Department of the District Court
E. F. O'Flynn
Graham
Tom Coughlan
O'Flynn
J. WV. Dwyer
Schatzlein Paint Co Offers Good Paint Sale
Adv promotes improved property appearance with affordable paint at 1.85 dollars per gallon from Schatzlein Paint Co located at 14 West Broadway.
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Schatzlein Paint Coo
West Broadway
Popular Butte Youth Dies After Illness at 19
Francie J. McGuire, a popular Butte youth, died at home on Diamond Street after a long bout with bronchitis. Born in Pennsylvania, he moved to Butte as a child and at eighteen attended the eighth grade. He was active in the Euatre Nous club and worked seasonally at the Ansonia theater. Survived by his mother, two sisters Florence and Teresa, and other relatives.
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Francie J. McGuire
Butte
Diamond Street
Pennnsylvania
Euatre Nous Club
Ansonia Theater
Ilorence
Teresa
A Last Minute Easter Needs List for Women and Children
A last minute list of Easter items arranged on the main floor for quick selection includes children's dent gloves in tan or white at 1.25 and 1.50 a pair, 16 button kid gloves in white tan and black at 3.75, Fanchon suede gloves at 2, Reynier three clasp imported kid gloves at 2.25, Monarch pique sewn imported kid gloves at 2.25, Derby pique sewn Eskay overseam kid gloves at 1.76, His kid gloves in all shades, jewelry rosaries from 0.35 to 10, rose leaf necklaces in all shades at 4.50 5, amber necklaces at 1.50 and 2, new bracelets in silver or gold 1 to 1.50 per set, prayer books with leather covers at 0.60 and up, ivory cornered with ivory clasps at 1.50 and up.
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Reynier
Monarch
Funeral plans for Anthony O'Boyle family member noted
Funeral arrangements for Anthony O Boyle and Miss Agnes O Boyle are announced with services at St Patrick's Church after a wake at the family home on Monday morning. The notice specifies the residence for the rites and church service details.
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Anthony O’boyle
Fire Department
Agnes O’boyle
St. Patrick's Church
Wilson Cabinet Shown at Ansonia Theater
The Pathe weekly feature displays the new cabinet with Wilson and Bryan, their clear portraits and a silent discussion on a knotty point. It’s the first chance for Butte to see the cabinet in session as Pathe films capture the moment. The program also includes Until We Three Meet Again and a strong vaudeville bill, plus a matinee for city children with Sweet's candy.
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Pathe
Ansonia
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Butte
Mayer's Diamonds Beasts Values Offer Near Park Street
Mayer proclaims he offers real value in diamonds and other precious stones watches or jewelry at 29 West Park. He warns against half price tricks and urges customers to compare Mayers prices before choosing.
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Mayer
Mayers
West Park
Adv
Easter Suit Ad Promises Sensible Prices At Bouchers
Easter suit ad touts smart style with sensible prices from 85 to 815 dollars at Bouchers located at 39 West Park Street.
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Boucher’s
West Park Street
Ribbons priced per yard in new styles and cords
New checked and dotted ribbons offered at 5 cents per yard. New Dresden and Bulgarian ribbons priced 50 and 65 cents per yard. Corded edge and checked ribbons offered at 20 cents per yard.
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Dresden
I s Good Friday for Man with Gun
A court report details delays and dismissals in 1911, with Pat Graham's assault case dismissed for lack of timely trial, Jo Jump pleading guilty to passing a bad check, and Alexis Lynn accepting a one year sentence for second degree assault after striking a white woman and breaking her leg.
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Peter Leheny
Jump
Donlan
Alexis Lynn
Louis Haven
Lynn
New Robes and Textiles Offerings in Varied Silks and Veils
New Bulgarian silk Dutch collars offered at 50 and 75 cents. New French bows in dainty shapes sold as a set of three for 75 cents. Shetland veils in white purple or ecru at 59 cents each on special from 75 cents. Veilings in all shades 35 to 75 cents per yard. Chiffon auto scarfs in all shades at 1 dollar each. Silver net scarfs imported from Egypt with solid silver spangles, priced 4 dollars 25 cents to ...
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Shetland
Egypt
September Morn acquitted by jury in Chicago case
In Chicago on March 21 the painting September Morn depicting a nude young girl beside a fountain was ruled not lewd by a municipal court jury. Art dealer Fred D. Jackson was acquitted for displaying a copy in his shop window. Witnesses included clergy artists and officials.
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Chicago
Fred D. Jackson
Jackson
W.W. W. Hallam
Vice Commission
Mr. Hallam
Jewel
Art debate over controversial picture in Evanston homes
A probation officer in Evanston admitted she would not view the picture as immoral when in friends homes, while Mrs. Gertrude Howe Britton called it indecent. Artist Oliver S. Grover spoke in strong support, and art critic Walter D. Smith said the work was not immodest but art.
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Evanston
Gertrude Howe Britton
Oliver S. Grover
Walter D. Smith
Robbers in Subway. $45,000 Securities Stolen
New York report says 45,000 dollars in negotiable securities were stolen from Hall a magazine company president on a subway trip from Wall Street to Grand Central. He offered a no questions asked reward upon return. He recalled three men jostling him and hopes for recovery without prosecution.
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New York
W. A. Hall
Subway
Hall
Admiral Winslow flies in Navy flying boat at Guantanamo
Washington March 21 Rear Admiral Cameron McRae Winslow commander of a division of the Atlantic fleet is likely the first American navy admiral to desert the deep and take to the air He and Lieutenant Towers piloted a navy flying boat for a 14 minute flight off Guantanamo on March 12
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Washington
Cameron McRae Winslow
Towers
Guantanamo
Penalty for Masher: Waiter Fined in Buffalo Case
In Buffalo on March 21 Leo D Varien a waiter was fined 500 or 120 days in jail after conviction for pressing unwelcome attentions on a 16 year old girl. It is reported as the heaviest sentence yet imposed locally for a masher case.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Leo D. Varien
Varien
Gerald's Cafe Private Dining Rooms Advertised
Private dining rooms for ladies and parties, the best the market affords, Gerald's cafe, "X-Ray" Smith, proprietor, 49 West Broadway.
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Gerald
Voters urged to study ballots under new primary law
Voters will cast ballots Monday using a perforated pad system. Each ward has a bunch of tickets for parties Socialist, Democratic, Progressive, Citizens, and Republican. Voters may select only one ticket, tear it out, fold to show the stamp, and hand it to a clerk. The remaining tickets go to a separate box.
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Socialist Party
Citizens
Utah Mothers Pension Act Becomes Law Today
Salt Lake City March 21 The mothers pension law passed by the last Utah legislature becomes effective today. Mothers who are compelled to work for a living will receive 10 dollars a month to support one child and for every other child. The aim of the law is to permit mothers to remain at home with their young children to properly rear them.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
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