Rotary District Split Debate Reignites In Montana Clubs
Rotary Division 13 revival stirs talk of a separate Montana district as state clubs question accessibility of the current district. Anaconda and Butte clubs pushed reconsideration after Salt Lake hospitality, while eight new members were approved at the directors meeting.
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Montana Clube
Good Fellowship
Salt Lake
Anaconda Club
Butte Club
Montana
Salt Lake Club
Utah
Itaho Elithe
Willard ‘Thompson
Frice
R. J. Millikin
W . C. Sideran
W. P. Coughnin
Nepper
W. 8. Weber
H. F. Stetson
Packer
Butte Nems Notes And Community Updates
Rent planes from Orton Bros At Carney Art Shop 30 per cent reduction on all art goods Main springs 1 expert water re pairing Meyer 37 North Main More than half the automobiles running are Fords Think it over Montana Auto and Garage C East Broadway Special train leaves Butte p m April 1 for railroad ball at Moose hall Anaconda leaves Anaconda for Butte after the dance John R Franklin of the Butte Floral company recovering at Murray's hospital from an appendicitis operation Miss Lerheggen and Mrs Wangbers will entertain Ladies Aid meet at church at 8 o'clock After the program refreshments will be served April Cosmopolitan etc available at the News stand today.
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Orton Bros
Carney Art Shop
Main Springs
Meyer
North Main
Montana Auto and Garage
East Broadway
Butte
Moose Hall
Anaconda
John R. Franklin
The
Butte Floral Company
Murray's Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
Scandinavian Church
Lerheggen
Wangbers
Cosmopolitan
Saturday Evening Post
Mrs P J Whitty dies after brief illness
Mrs Mary Ann Whitty wife of former Police Judge P J Whitty died yesterday afternoon in the Napton block family apartments. Native of Forestville Pa she had lived in Buito 33 years and was widely known with a large circle of friends. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Bernard Noon and Mrs Margaret Shannon, several grandchildren and a brother Daniel Courtney Pittsburg Pa. Funeral Friday from Napton to Sacred Heart church high mass at 9 30 Interment St Patrick's Cemetery.
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Mary Ann Whitty
P. J. Whitty
Napton
Forestville
Buito
Bernard Noon
Margaret” Shannon
J. W. Day
Spokane
Daniel Courtney
Pittsburg
Selock
Treart Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Cough Remedy Praised By Covington Mother
Mrs Anna Stein of 410 Western Avenue Covington reports Foley's Honey and Tar banished her son's persistent cough. She notes the medicine helps bronchitis croup whooping cough and grip coughs and recommends it for all sorts of coughs and colds observed this spring.
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Foley
Anna Stein
Western Avenue
Covington, S
Ferdinand: fire causes widespread loss and migration estimates
A fragmented report describes a disastrous fire at a store and migrant movement following the blaze. Officials estimate欠 stock and property damage reaching substantial figures with ancestry and population impact noted.
Giant mining map fills judge’s courtroom in damage suit
In Silver Bow county, the East Butte Mining Co uses a 50 foot long cross section survey map to illustrate a damage case by W J Walsh against Hast Butte Mining Co. The display includes bed maps and property plats, with concentrates, pans and test bottles, as the trial nears completion after over two weeks before Judge Jackson and a jury.
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Siiver Bow County
East
W. J. ‘Walsh
Hast Butte Mining Company
Silver Bow Creek
Hast Butte
Jackson
Standoff Over Nickel Blackjack Gamble At Park Street
In police court D J Sullivan and Felix Burns faced disturbance charges after a gambling game described as nickel blackjack at 80 East Park Street. They were dismissed as Quigley the game operator testified but failed to appear later. The judge noted Quigley’s red hair and the room’s unsettled condition but found no decisive case.
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D. J. Sullivan
Felix Burns
East Park Street
Quigley
Burns
Bullivan
Body of First Butte World War I Soldier to Arrive for Burial
The body of Corporal Cecil H. Sullivan, killed in action at Cantigny on June 11, 1918, will arrive in Butte for burial. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Sullivan of 1943 Florence Avenue. Sullivan went to Camp Lewis on October 7, 1917, reached France December 11, 1917, and was among about 1,000 bodies returned from Hoboken recently. Surviving relatives include his parents, sisters Julia Huston and Mrs. A. J. Huston, Mrs. M. P. Kelly, Miss Carbin, and brothers Thomas, Jerry, William, and Milton.
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Butte
Cecil H. Sullivan
Wil
Corporal Sullivan
Cantigny
D. P. Sullivan
Florence Avenue
Camp Lewis
France
United States
Hoboken
Julia
Aja. Huston
MP. Kelly
Carbin
Trial Calendar Opens with False Imprisonment Suit
The first jurors were drawn by Judge Carroll for the term. W H Tuttle sues Julius Fried for 5000 dollars claiming false imprisonment after a hack ride with a lost pocketbook. Case to resume this morning. Willis vs Milwaukee railroad moved to April 11. Williams et al vs Cudahy Packing adjourned to May 2. Rose McManus vs Butte Street Railway continued to today. Kelly matters set for April 9 after a recent judgment. A separate county case against Kelly awarded 260 dollars.
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Carroll
W. H. Tuttle
Julius Fried
Daniel Willis
Milwaukee Railroad
Laura Williams
Cudahy Packing Company
Rose McManus
Butte Street Railway Company
Peter J. Kelly
Kelly
City Bond Question Still Live Subject
The Glasgow city council will likely debate the bid for refunding bonds tonight. Disputes center on a supposed 2 percent commission to H C Walking and whether a contract exists with Slayton of Ohio or was abrogated by courts. Mayor Stodden and City Attorney Clinton offer conflicting views on council acceptance of the Glasgow proposal.
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Cty
H.C. Walking
Glasgow
Slayton
Ohio
Stodden
Clinton
Strasbur
Lonus
Wolking
Committee of the
Montana Mian Makes Long Airplane Trip
Lieut. Lawson Sanderson, once a star at the University of Montana, served in the marine corps at Mare Island and later transferred to the marine flying corps. He began his university course in fall 1914 after enlisting at the outbreak of the war.
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Lawson Sanderson
Virgin Islands
Washington
Montana
Uiversity of
Former Newspaper Man Succeeds Greenfield
Governor Dixon appoints C. C. Davis editor of Montana Farmer Great Falls as commissioner of consolidated departments headed by agriculture. Davis succeeds Charles D. Greenfield Jr who moves to railway bureau. Davis, Iowa born, has decade in farming and newspaper work. He heads state fair guidance and grain inspection and joins efforts to aid farm organizations in marketing and production. He is married with two sons and has begun work in Helena.
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Associated Press
Helena
Dixon Today
C. C. Davis
Montana Farmer
Great Falls
Agriculture
Mr. Davis
Charles D. Greenfield Jr
Agriculture Department
Great Northern Railway
Iowa
Joseph D. Scanlan
Miles City Star
Davis
Leake ‘of America
Nation Organization
Associated Prose
Washington
EU Ney Pont
Prospect of copper and mining future at Portland convention
The third international mining convention in Portland April 5 to 9 will discuss what is ahead for copper and other minerals. An extensive mineral display, a 20000 square foot exposition, and talks on copper gold, lead, zinc, chromite, manganese, coal distillation, and coal fields will bring buyers and sellers together under favorable conditions. Round trip fares are offered from interwest routes with tickets available from Bart Young at 526 Hennessy building.
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Northwest
Portland
Earl B. Young
Montana
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Young
Municipal Auditorium
A Une
Ail Ronda
Bart Young
Hennessy Building
Butt
Candidates Slow With Expense Accounts
A fragmented note reports candidates are slow to file expense accounts amid unspecified recommendations and references. The text is garbled, but centers on delays in submitting official expense documentation and possible guidance from authorities.
Relief drive reports Irish need amid martial law
County headquarters of the American committee for relief in Ireland cited contributions totaling over 300 from team captains and workers toward a 26000 local goal with three days left. A Berehaven visitor described dire conditions, crop suppression by authorities, and widespread unemployment as Ireland’s crops and industry falter under martial law.
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C. W. Goodale
J. C. Evans
American Committee For Relief
Ireland
Butte
Berehaven
Federal judge limits warrantless searches in town
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer ruled that federal prosecutors cannot search on the streets or in other areas without specific warrants. The decision was handed down today, affecting enforcement practices in town.
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Associated Prom
Jeresmiah Neterer
Weeks found guilty of first degree murder in Des Moines
In Polk district court Eugene C Weeks was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death by a jury. Four women served on the jury. Weeks and accomplice Orrie TL Crowe were accused of killing grocer George Fonrick during a failed hold up at his grocery store.
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Des Moines
Eugene C. Weeks
Polk District Court
Weeks
Swith Orrie TL. Crows
George Fonick
Hotel Arrivals List From Arizona to Helena
Hotel arrivals include O B Gallagher from Missoula and Louis Grunner of Havre in Arizona hotel listings. Names span Butler Butte Helena Bozeman Dillon Livingston Great Falls Columbus Wisdom and more with numerous couples and individuals noted.
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Arizona
O. B. Gallagher
Missoula
Louis Grunner
Havre
Tank Helena
W. C. Dawes
J.B. Cox
Bozeman
Athornton
EM. Alien
Mayre
K. A. Rawse
Twin Bridges
Mary €. Wigton
Sheridan
C. J. Bray
Helena
Hol. Miller
Mt. Lambert
Livingston
J. A. Sullivan
Dillon
W. J. Duncan
C. 'S'Mcdonald
Chateau
Charles Meine
B. E. Matthews
C. T. Blackburn
Miles City
Injured in France Harrington Undergoes Operation
J Harrington, a former county commissioner candidate, was wounded on the front in World War I and underwent a painful operation at Murray hospital yesterday. He sustained injuries while serving in France during the war.
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France
J. Harrington
Murray Hospital
Harrington
Death of Nora Harrington at 17 in Anaconda road home
Nora Harrington aged 17 and a graduate of St Marys academy died yesterday at her aunt Mrs Peter Learys home on Anaconda road. She left behind two brothers John and Joseph of Butte and her aunt Mrs Tasty. Funeral services set for Saturday at 9 o'clock at the Anaconda road home, with 9 30 am services at St Marys church and burial in the Catholic cemetery J pa.
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Nora Harrington
St. Mary's Academy
Peter Leary
Anaconda Road
Montana
John
Joseph
Butte
Tasty
St Mary's Church
J Pa
Ausoriated Press item from Orleans March 30
The report notes individuals brought here to Orleans and held by Baltea States Commissioner Browne on unspecified charges or custody status. The fragmentary text references the term from custody and Browne, leaving exact details unclear.
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Ausoriated
Orleans
Baltea ‘Tates
Browne
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Revinot
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Demoghti
MM. Ney
Judge Carroll
Ines
McCarthy
East Park
M. J.B
Hle Bros
White House
John J. H.carthy
Democratic
Wmh. Davey
Jensen’s
S. Montana St. Cyd
I. Simon
W. Park St
Emerald Isle
Ireand
Maan
Cone
Lyon
Swift
Idaho
Snr
McCarthy's Sanitary