Public 13 Invited To Wear Debaters In Butte
Montana brains from New York clash in an open debate at Butte High School auditorium tomorrow night under the chamber of commerce, with university club luncheon talks and an automobile trip to Anaconda. The topic is compulsory arbitration of industrial disputes, a non-partisan forum to help residents form their own views.
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Montana
New York
Butte High School
Butte
Shuashe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
University Club
J. F.chotka
Anaconda
Hanes
Chamber of
Kansas
Vocational Adviser to Be Here Tonight
Commander Troup of the American Legion calls a meeting for ex service men with claims to present to the government. H R Packard vocational training board agent will explain the board work and answer questions. The board visits Butte April 2 11 and 12 to decide claims and finalize action on petitions. All ex service members invited.
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Troup
The
American Legion
H.R. Packard
Havanes
Federal Vocational Training Board
Vocational Training Board
Butte
Knight
American Forces
Packard
Aajt
Ben Barnett
Two Butte Boys Get Twenty Days In Jail
Ralph Peters and James Elderkin both Butte youths were sentenced to 20 days in the county jail by Judge Grimes for vagrancy after a lawyer argued they had not committed an overt act. The judge noted prior appearances and warned of release only on evidence of promised work. One boy had keys and the other two skeleton keys as officers testified.
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Ralph Peters
James Elderkin
Grimes
Wesson
Peters
Elderkin
Butte
Butte Nems Notes Rent Planes From Orton Bros
Fragments note local business calls offering rent planes from Orton Bros. and a Christmas style catalog of art goods with low prices. Mentions Carney Art Shop and Meyer at 37 North Main. Also lists various stationery and office supplies from P O News Stand. Mentions rising Ford cars in Montana Auto and Garage Ci West Aluminum and several birth notices with March dates and addresses in Butte area.
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Orton Bros
Carney Art Shop
Meyer
North Main
P.O
Montana Auto and Garage Ci West Aluminum
Daniel Healey
North Alabama
Ellis Stater
South Main Street
Philip O"donnell
West Platinum Street
Parish Hall Benefit Planned by St John’s Episcopal Church
The Ladies Aid society and parish of St John’s Episcopal Church announce a grand hall event at the Twe tieth Century Hall on Wednesday evening to support parish work. Committees of active church workers are devoting efforts to make the affair a success.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Middleshift Fails To Stay Put In Hasty Court Move
Louis Middleshift, a vagrant, begged to be allowed to leave town after a brief jail release. In police court he argued for a 15 minute deadline to exit, claiming he would shake off the dust of the burg. The judge set 13 minutes, while Middleshift proclaimed his plan to flee to Billings as the crowd roared.
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Louis
Leigh
Mim
Butte
Wisburg
Middleshit
Man
Sti
Billings
Republican Party Holds First Campaign Rally
The first rally of the city campaign was held by the Republicans at their headquarters on East Broadway. Richard Brinacombe chaired. Shelby Irvine served as secretary. Paul Ozanne was chosen campaign secretary treasurer. A finance committee and advisory group were formed, and various names were suggested for future roles. The Cocking-Cor-Mayor Colored Republican club endorsed the slate and pledged support. Several speeches followed from Republican figures, and ward Cocking-for-major clubs were planned. Elks hall was set for a funeral gathering for John Pedlar with officers Jack Hangauer and L. Riley presiding.
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East Broadway
Richard Brinacombe
Shelby Irvine
Irvine
Paul Ozanne
Malcolm Gillis
W.E. Conklin
Sol Gensberger
P.M. Bonino
W. Grant Hoage
Joan Lindquist
Herman Strasburger
Charles Austin
D-H. Wittenberg
C. P. Irish
Lindquist
John M. Barber
James Berry
Dr. Keene
Cocking-Cor-Mayor
Colored Republican Club
Cocking
Reine Messrs. Dunks
Schwetel and
Butterfield
Two Party Fight for City Offices
The article describes a tense city election with two party candidates and voting procedures. It notes the absence of independent candidates, polling locations at Republican and Democratic headquarters, and plans to use voting machines at several city sites with the city clerk overseeing procedures.
Idols of Clay thrills at the Rialto with two dramatic leads
Idols of Clay presents a romance of three worlds with Mac Murray as a pearl smuggler’s daughter and David Powell as a disillusioned English sculptor who meet on a South Sea island and later drift toward redemption through love. Also at the Rialto, Snooky the Humanzee headlines a Chester comedy with lively animal stunts and cheerful children.
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Itialo
Mac Murray
South Sea Island
Pearl
London
David Powell
South Sea Islands
Chester
Snooky
Rialto
Ida May McKenzie
Former Butteirl 15 Dead in Alaska
Word from Butte reports the death of Mrs. K T Sparks in Fairbanks Alaska after several weeks illness from pneumonia. She married Karl T Sparks last June and they had moved to Alaska where he worked as a mining engineer. Born in Philipsburg Montana she was the youngest daughter of the late John N Price. Survived by a Seattle-based mother and sister and a sister Mrs TF Newcomb of 1041 Utah Avenue Butte funeral plans not completed.
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Butte
K. T. Sparks
Irene Price
Fairbanks
Alaska
Miss Price
Karl T. Sparks
Sparks
Philipsburg
Mont
John N. Price
Seattle
TF. Newcomb
Utah Avenue
City election registration shows slight rise in voters
Registration for the city election reaches 16 423, per Clerk and Recorder M F Sullivan, a small increase from the primary. The city vote is set for next Monday with polling places open 8 a m to 6 p m. A county school election lists 20 766 registered, with polling hours 8 to 11 60? and 1 to 8 o'clock.
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M.F. Sullivan
Yelock
Newlyweds Outwit Friends Then Pass Wight in Jail
Solomn and Mary wed at Helena amid scheming friends led by Dee who wired Boulder authorities to arrest Mr Sullivan. The groom spent a night in Jefferson City jail while Dee occupied the cell, and Sullivan proved his innocence as the plot unraveled.
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Wight
Solomon
Mary
Helena
Skimmer Dee
Boulder
Sullivan
Old-Time Butte Miner Patrick Casey Dies Suddenly
Patrick Casey a 52 year old Irish native and longtime Butte resident died yesterday in a local hospital after a brief illness. He came to the United States at 21 and spent his life as a miner on the hill. He is survived by his mother a brother and sister in Ireland and a sister in Massachusetts. Funeral Wednesday at 9 from Duggan undertaking and high mass at St Marys church at 9 30. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Patrick Casey
Butte
Ireland
County
Cork
Mos
Massachusetts
Duggan Undertaking Establishment
St. Mary's Church
Moly Cros
Roundup captains chosen for twenty teams at Y meeting
At a lengthy meeting of the Y organization captains were chosen for twenty teams across two divisions. Rivalry ran high as each captain picked players in turns with several Butte men drawing keen interest. S.R. Parker presided at luncheon, R. Leonard praised the Y’s efficiency, and George Short and Lester Frink announced that team allocations would be finalized at Thursday’s session.
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Butte
Tissees
S.R. Parker
George Short
Lester Frink
Divi
Eaton Suspected of Having Stolen Silks
George Eaton was arrested Sunday night by Chief of Detectives Larkin on a South Arizona site and held at the city jail pending investigation. Officers say he disposed of a silk kimono believed stolen and at two local lodging houses rooms were searched recovering several silk dresses and other valuables. Police seek a third suspect and a trunkful of silks said to be in Eaton’s possession upon arrival in Butte. Eaton, from the coast, denies the goods were stolen.
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George Eaton
South Arizona
Larkin
Eaton
Butte
Butt
Harding to Name New Chiefs of War Department
President Harding announced promotions to major general and brigadier general in the war department. Names include Farnsworth, Menoher, Snow, Holbrook, Squier, Chamberlain as majors general and Lord Fries as brigadiers general. Several appointments failed confirmation in the last congress. Also a note on photographic memory being linked to bumpy foreheads and visual concentration.
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Washington
Harding
War Department
C. T. Farnswort Thief
Infantry
C. T. Menoher
al Service
W. J. Snow
Field Artillery
W. A. Holbrook
Cavalry
George O. Squier
John J. Chamberlain
Herbert MM. Lord
Finance
Amos A. Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
American-Born Countess Becomes First Lady of Shire
Rutland, a small English county, now presided by American-born Countess Ancaster following her husband the Earl’s appointment as lord lieutenant. The Countess Eloise Breese, daughter of a New York merchant, becomes the shire’s principal representative alongside her husband as the sovereign’s envoy. The position’s origins trace to Queen Elizabeth I’s era.
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Rutland
England
Harl
Ancaster
Eloise Breese
William le Breese
New York
Leutenant
Bhaabeth
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Republican Party
Elks
Elks’ Hall
John
Jack Hangauer
L. Riley
Secretar Ra
Spokane
Muscaive One
Irvine Beiceat
Broadway
Main Street
Court House
Thrills
Butte Irl
Britain
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Hills Bros
White House
Cone
Lyon
Hin J. M’carthy
Aaa
Rewe
Skecco
Pee Leagan
Aan
Jensen's Drug Store
Fr Emc
Moccu Tag Lea
Simon
ED Rose
North Main Street
Laming Worthington Evans
Winston Churchill
War Office
Churchill
DR. Lamb
Powder River
Genzberser
Huette
Howell J. Levin
K. Rollins
Cambrosett
Bateman
Len Owen
Frank
Alec Blewett
John L. Boardman
H. Manwaring
Finis Matson
Shire of England
Madras
Mali
McCarthy
M. I.B
Swift
Morrell & Co
Idaho
McCarthy's Sanitary
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