Bonds for McKinney school district debated by Citizens party
Citizens party candidates urge voters to approve a bond issue to fund new McKinney district school facilities and repairs at Blaine and Parrot Flat sites. The executive committee states only necessary portions will be spent, aiming to relieve hardships from portable buildings and improve instruction. If population decline persists, a smaller bond may suffice, but up to 5250000 is contemplated with careful oversight and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Party
McKinney
Citizens’ Ticket
Behait
Peter Potter
Lin Barker Jr
Margaret Colligan
McKinley
Terrest
Seven A E Baptized at Easter Seances at Grace Methodist
Seven children were baptized during Easter services at Grace Methodist Church. Bishop Charlee Wesley Jones preached to a capacity crowd as the church hosted decorated rooms and special Easter music. The baptized were John Fraderick Maggerty, William Howard Argal, Virgina Gail Lanterman, Milfred Marie Clark, Winifred Clarke, Raymond Harvey Curtis, and Helenette Curtis. Ladies plan a church dinner Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. with fish pond, candy stall, and popcorn sales. Sunshine class sponsors renovate the kitchen to create a new room for the active group of over 20 members.
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Grace Methodist Church
Charlee Wesley Jones
John Fraderick Maggerty
William Howard Argall
Virgina’ Gail Lanterman
Milfred Marie Clark
Winifred Clarke
Raymond Harvey Curtis
Helenette Curtis
King’s Daughters
Thurch
Davis Resigns From International Communications Post
Washington March 28 Norman H Davis resigns as U S representative at the international communications conference Henry P Fletcher Under Secretary of State is named by President Harding to the office The move follows official announcement in Washington.
Judge Carroll Selects Jury In District Court
Thirty six men were impaneled for jury service by Judge Carroll's department of the district court. The list came from 120 names drawn last week. 85 summons were served with 36 excused. The jury will begin hearing cases this morning. Notable retained jurors include Baker, Boric, Bennett, Bluff, Coombs, Cunningham, Chappell, Cartin, Crosby, Foge, Heath, Holland, Harvey, Israel, Jackson, Johns, Kenty, Kramer, Kelly, Larkin, Masters, O'Brien, Orwell, Pond, Peterson, Price, Reed, Sembley, Treverrow, Wilstrom, and Warren.
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J. P.bluff
Harry’ Coombs
William’ Cunningham
Arthur Chappell
S.J. Cartin
Harold Crosby
Charles Foge
N. E. Heath
Dennith Holland
Peter Harvey
Jack Israel
John A. Jackson
John H. Johns
J. Is. Kenty
Steve Kramer
D. ¥. Kelly
James P. Larkin
Sam McCurdy
W. F E. Mediyn
George P. Murphy
Sanford Masters
W. A. O'Brien
Nick Orwell
Elmer Pond
Victor Peterson
W. K. Price
J. R. Reed
William H. Sembley
W. J.treverrow
Cir Wilstrom
W. J Warren
Woman Secured Divorce Decree in Mining Case
Julia Dwyer obtained a divorce from James Dwyer in the Walsh-East Butte Mining case, Judge Jackson granting her the decree after hearing that the husband threatened to burn the garage, stayed away, and used vile language. Witnesses for the defense continued as the jury trial was not expected to be ready for several days.
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W. J. Walsh-East Butte Mining Company
Jackson
Julia Dwyer
James Dwyer
Walsh-East Butte
Rheumatism Sufferer Praises Tanlac Recovery
Mrs. Robert O. Reynolds of Kansas City Missouri reports dramatic relief after using Tanlac. She describes long standing rheumatic, stomach and nervous troubles with poor appetite and low energy. After three bottles her appetite improved she sleeps better and energy returned, praising Fuller Drug Co and Nanbro Drug Co as distributors.
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Robert O. Reynolds
North
Denver St
Kansas City
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Nanbro Drug Co.Advt
Kelly Defies Court Order On County Vault Access
Assessor Kelly resists surrender of vault quarters to the county surveyor citing the need for a district court order. The county commission's third demand follows two prior unsuccessful petitions. State attorney not yet asked to pursue legal action.
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District Court
Kelly
County Commission
District Court Fund
Noradon
Gould Only Whisper but Scored Acquittal
Mrs Grace Corporan faced reckless driving charges before Judge Grimes and was acquitted after testimony that a stray eastbound car forced a collision with a telegraph pole near Ex celsior. Corporan testified in a whisper, saying she swerved to avoid a street car after a westbound car turned south. The officer claimed speeding but could not gauge speed. In another note, John Mirkla charged with disturbance by his wife also escaped, and both defendants used interpreters. The wife claimed abuse and custody disputes while Mirkla said they were separated and sought one child’s custody and support.
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Grace Corporan
Mirkla
Drunkard's Wife Plea Delays Sentence In Starvation Claim
Seven cases of drunkenness were heard before Judge Grimes. Five pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars each, including a man whose wife phoned to plead for leniency citing starvation and five children. The court took the matter under advisement as the judge condemned bootlegger taxes on the prosperous. Two others faced drunkenness with forfeited bonds. A burglary charge was lodged against James Moore and George W. Carlton, ex police officer and late Republican sheriff candidate, was arrested with Moore.
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Grimes
James Moore
George W. Carlton
Moore
Butte Men to Attend Spokane Meeting Tomorrow
Butte will be represented at the Spokane meeting by W. Ke. Maddock superintendent of schools and B. E. Millikin principal of Bath high school Mr Millikin left last night Maddock will depart this evening for the convention Eugene Corrie assistant principal will be unable to attend due to illness In Siberia the Chita administration has petitioned the United States to enter commercial relations with the far eastern republic Washington March 28 consistent state department notes show no official advices on the matter.
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Butte
W. Ke. Maddock
B. E. Milikin
Bath
Millikin
Maddock
Eugene Corrie
Ness
Siberia
Washington
State Department
Chita
United States
Far Eastern
Chinese Grateful for Harding Famine Relief Appeal
The Chinese republic expresses gratitude to President Harding for his famine relief appeal in a cable from President Hsu Shih Chang. A separate dispatch notes two Marine Corps planes to fly 69 miles from Bolling Field to St Thomas Virgin Islands to test land and water operations and map the route.
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Washington
Harding
Hsu Shih Chang
Marine Corps
Bollingfield
St. Thomas
Virfn
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