Judge Jackson Honored by Montana Supreme Court Commission
The Montana Supreme Court requested Judge Joseph R. Jackson of Butte to serve as one of three commissioners under Senate Bill 211 to update the court calendar. Jackson accepted and may allot two to three weeks beginning April 18. Local bar members praise a Butte judge among the first chosen. his service since 1919 has raised his statewide standing.
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Butte
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
State of
Montana
Brantly
Joseph R. Jackson
Jackson
Dwyer
Butte News Notes Brighten Local Commerce and Births
Rent pianos from Orton Bros Main springs $1 expert watch repairing Meyer 37 North Main 30 percent reduction on all our art goods Corney Art Shop Born March 24 to Mr and Mrs Millis Slater 675 South Main a daughter A C Birkland civil engineer of Lewistown in Butte en route home after trip to Portland Easter greeting cards in great variety Easy to select Easter cards at the P O News Stand More than half the automobiles running are Ford MT Auto and Garage Co 202 East Broadway Business good in stationery and office supply of the Pr O News Stand Reasongood merchandise and more than 25 years of knowing how
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Main Springs
Meyer
North Main
Corney Art Shop
Millis Slater
South Main Street
A.C. Birkland
Lewistown
Butte
Portland
Ore
P. O
Montana Auto and Garage Co
East Broadway
Pr. O
Rotarians Back Y Roundup Support in Butte
Rotarians of Butte pledged full support for the Y roundup of one thousand members April 12 to 16 after speeches by Ernest L. Mogge roundup director and CC. R. Leonard roundup vice chairman. Mogge praised the Y M C A as essential to humanity, while Leonard outlined activities and facilities in Butte including free admission for boys 10 to 17 and 1 103 enrolled, with four dozen groups using the Y building last year.
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Rotarians
Butte
Ernest L. Mogge
Roundup
CC. R. Leonard
Mr. Mogge
Greyhound
Ford
Rotary Club
Charles R. Leonard
Mr. Leonard
Good Friday Service at St John’s Church
Good Friday services at St John’s Episcopal Church include a three hour meditative service from noon to 3 p m led by Rt Rev William F Faber bishop of Montana with cantata The Seven Last Words The evening service at 8 o’clock features a Sacred cantata and solos by Miss Manning and other performers with Nune Dimittis by Barnby and a processional hymn.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
William F. Faber
Montana
Faber
St. John’s
F. F. Harker
S! Youlten
M. Manning
Gerda Wittman
William Jones
Bishop Burns Here For Easter Service In Butte
Bishop Charles Wesley Burns of the Methodist church arrives from Chicago to participate in Passion week at Mountain View church. He will join Good Friday services and be present for Easter Sunday preaching at Mountain View and Grace church in the afternoon visits to Walkerville Meaderville and Trinity churches.
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Charles Wesley Burns
Methodist Church
Butte
Chicago
Mountain View
Walkerville
Meaderville
Trinity
Grace
Grace Church
Special meetings end tonight at Shortridge church
Pre Lenten services wrap up at Shortridge Memorial Christian church with Rev. B H Lingenfelter presenting Calvary as the final topic. Last night he spoke on Gethsemane and drew the audience through the conclusion. Mrs Thompson again delighted with songs and will sing tonight.
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Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
B. H. Lingenfelter
Calvary
Bagdad Patrol Dance Friday at Odeon Hall
A Bagdad patrol announces a Friday dance event to be held on March 26 at Odeon Hall. Local residents are invited to attend the community social with music and refreshments.
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Bagdad Patrol
Odeon Hal
Relief campaign enters last week in Silver Bow county
Senator Harry Gallwey, county chairman for relief in Ireland, meets field captains in Judge Lynch's courtroom as the intensive drive enters its final week. Officials expect to reach the $25,000 goal for Butte with strong district canvassing and mounting receipts at headquarters in the Montana Power building. The meeting aims to push a whirlwind finish before the drive closes Monday, March 28.
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Harry Gallwey
American Committee For Relief In
Ireland
Montana Power Building
Gallwey
Three Men Charged With Burglary In Coal Car Case
Frank Spehar, George Mekrich and Turville Brejmindeon were charged with burglary in a complaint sworn yesterday by Detective Frank Mooney of the Great Northern railroad. They allegedly entered a coal car on the Great Northern tracks with intent to commit larceny. Two complaints filed with Justice Ornsby and one with Justice O’Neill.
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Frank Spehar
George Mekrich
Turville Brejmindeon
Frank Mooney
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Justice Ornsby
Justice O'Neill
Malloy Welcomes Baby Boy as Son Named Night Custodian Hope
Chief Deputy Assessor William Malloy becomes a proud father to a baby boy born Wednesday afternoon at the Malloy home on 1639 South Gaylord Street. He notes applying to appoint the newborn as the assessor office night custodian.
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William Malloy
Malloy
South Gaylord Street
Hove
First Seed Loan Sent to North Dakota Farmer
A $200 check, the first from a $2,000,000 federal fund for breath stricken farmers, was mailed today to a Mohall North Dakota farmer from the seed loan office in Fargo.
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Fargo
N. DD
Mohall, N. PD
No Action in Killing at Bremen
The state department will take no action regarding the killing last Saturday at Bremen Germany during an altercation on the American steamer Delano of Captain J C Moller. The second officer J Mc Gowan was the assailant. No action will be taken by the department, it was said today.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Bremen
Germany
J. C. Moller
Delanof
J. McGowan
Hog cholera costly to U S farmers says ag department
The Associated Press reports from Washington on March 24 that farmers nationwide lost about 35 million dollars last year due to hog cholera. The agriculture department urges immediate vaccination and attention to dogs exposed to the disease.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Tragic Shooting Near Angeles Camp
Richard Naga, 77, was mistaken for a prowling mountain lion and shot dead by his companion Fred Payne near Angeles Camp California last night after a prior sighting of the animal.
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Associated Press
Angeles Camp
Cal
Richard Naga
Fred Payne
Three Chinese Arrested In Connection With Tong Outbreaks
Associated Press reports three Chinese men were arrested in Oakland during a march twenty four inquiry into tong outbreaks. Police say the suspects are gunmen sought in several Pacific coast cities and were nabbed hiding in a rear room of a Chinese meat market.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Cal
San Francisco
Pacifico Coast
Sugar Company Case Dismissed In Great Falls
The Utah-Idaho Sugar Company case for profiteering was dismissed in federal court in Great Falls on motion by United States District Attorney Shelton. The decision follows the Supreme Court ruling that the Lever Act's penalty provisions are unconstitutional, rendering indictments across several states ineffective. The case had involved charges in Utah Idaho Oregon Montana and North Dakota.
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Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
United States
Patterson
Great Falls
Shelton
Butte
United States Supreme Court
White
Congress
L. Cohn Grocery Company of
St. Louis
County to Erect Fifteen-Ton Scale for Coal Bill Control
The county will open bids on April 5 for a 15 ton automatic steel scale to be built on the lot south of the county jail. The 9 by 20 foot platform meets anticipated needs as coal expenses rise. Action followed discovery of escalating county coal bills.
Oxford Bar Raid Nets Two Quarts
Federal agents arrested the Oxford bar manager on South Main and seized a 30 gallon still at 212 North Jackson. Two quarts of liquor were taken. Chris Saxhang, in charge, had sold liquor to Officer Metcalf on Feb. 11 and will plead before United States Commissioner Van Etten for maintaining a nuisance. A 30 gallon still, one gallon of moonshine, and about 200 gallons of mash were found at Jackson and Quartz. Metcalf commented on the filthy conditions and insanitary still. He noted Kalispell’s tough record with bootleggers, warning juries hand down sentences.
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Oxford
South Main Street
North Jackson Street
Chris Saxhang
Metcalf
Dengler and
Holter
Saxhang
United States
van Etten
Kalispell
Democrats to Hold Meeting in Judge Jackson's Court
The democratic city central committee will meet in Judge Jackson's courtroom tomorrow evening at s o clock. The committee comprises all county central committeemen residing within the city limits and the democratic nominees. It invites all interested in democratic candidates to attend this social gathering.
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Democratic City Central Committee
Judge
United States Foreign Trade Shows Decrease
Trade with Europe and South America fell sharply last month compared with February a year earlier. February imports from Europe were 55,005,226 versus 106,655,718 in 1920 and exports 241,793,076 versus 384,052,168 a year ago. For the eight months, imports from Europe totaled 676,587,289 against 732,179,927 in 1920, and exports 2,682,593,291 versus 3,954,689,150 last year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
South America
Department of Commerce
Soft drink bars immune from raids in Washington
Police in first class cities of Washington may not raid soft drink parlors under search warrants for intoxicants. Superior Judge Austin E. Griffiths ruled that cities have no power to delegate authority to issue such warrants. The memorandum decision was handed down today in Seattle.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Washington
Austin E. Griffiths
Griffiths
Doughty Guilty In Bond Theft Case At Toronto
John Doughty was found guilty by a jury in Toronto of stealing 105000 dollars in bonds from his former employer Ambrose Small, a theatrical magnate who has been missing for over a year. He faces an additional trial on a conspiracy charge to kidnap Small.
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Associated Press
Toronto
John Doughty
Ambrose Small
Smal
Nixon Death Accident Report Reveals Ditch Collision
A coroner's jury in Salinas California concluded Bert Nixon son of the late Nevada senator died in an automobile accident last night when his car left the road and struck a ditch. The Associated Press reported the finding.
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Associated Press
Salinas
Cal
Bertixon
United States
Nixon
Nevada
Coffee trade concentrates in Europe and North America
Europe and North America consume nearly four-fifths of global coffee production, highlighting regional dominance in demand. The statistic underscores global supply chains and market influence of these regions on pricing and availability for producers.
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Europe
North America
World
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