Noted Butte Airman Killed in Wenatchee Bomb Blast
Major John T. Fancher of Spokane a leading Northwest airman and Derby chief died after an unexploded bomb detonated during a Wenatchee Apple Blossom aerial display. He directed the New York Spokane Air Derby and served as commander of the Washington National Guard forty first division air service unit. He had visited Butte in July to inspect the local field and arrange Derby supplies before returning to Spokane to lead the event.
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Butte
John T. Fancher
Spokane
Northwest
Major Fancher
Wenatchee
Wash
Fortyfirst Division
Air Service
Washington National Guard
Fancher
Washington
National Board of Aeronautics
President Coolidge
Rapid City
S. D
R. J. McDonald
Levi Wild Appeals to End Night Noises Near Butte Hospitals
Levi Wild from Murray hospital appeals to reduce night disturbances near Butte hospitals including Murray St. hospital St James and Deaconess. He cites midnight street cleaning loud autos mufflers and weekend street corner gatherings that disrupt rest for patients undergoing recovery.
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Levi Wild
Butte
Dawson acquitted by Boulder jury on statutory charge
William Dawson, a Boulder county commissioner and trustee of the state school for the deaf and blind, was acquitted in district court on a statutory charge. The jury returned the verdict at 10:30 pm after 40 minutes of deliberation.
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Standard
Boulder
William Dawson
Jefferson County
State School For the Deaf
Henry Rodgers
Dillon
I. W. Choate
Helena
Howard A. Johnson
Patrick Gilmore Buried Yesterday
Funeral services for Patrick Gilmore were held from the home of his brother at 147 West Center Street and at St. Lawrence's church. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery with Rev P F MacDonald officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Gilmore
Martin Gilmore
West Center Street
Father Cur
St. Lawrence's Church
Eagles
Patrick Scanlan
Patrick Murphy
John Murphy
John McNulty
Tom Stenson
Patrick Casey
Holy Cross Cemetery
P. F. MacDonald
Kirby Funeral Held
Funeral services for Winifred Catherine Kirby were held from the Furchards chapel yesterday afternoon. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Dominick Rinaldi Dies In Laurin Montana
Dominick Rinaldi 58 a native of Italy and longtime Laurin resident died at his home in Laurin Montana yesterday morning. He lived in Laurin 17 years and is survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs Guy George of Waterloo Margaret and Elsie Rinaldi. He belonged to Christoforo Colombo Society of Butte and to the W O W society.
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Dominick Rinaldi
Italy
Laurin, Mont
Laurin
Guy George
Waterloo
Margaret
Elsie Rinaldi
Christoforo Colombo Society
Butte
W. O. Ww
Vagrants rounded up by Butte police on South Arizona Street
Five men were arrested on South Arizona street in Butte as part of a police sweep against vagrants. Those detained named themselves as Matt Rease, Matt Kelly, Pat Sullivan, Harry Lawson and James Duffy, with Assistant Chief James Larkin and Detective Rodda present.
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Butte
South
Arizona Street
Matt Rease
Matt Kelly
Pat Sullivan
Harry Lawson
James Duffy
James Larkin
Rodda
Auxiliary To Meet At Courthouse Hall
Joseph Corby auxiliary of the U S W V will hold its regular business meeting this evening at patriotic hall in the courthouse at 8 o'clock.
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Joseph Corby
Patriotic Hall
Truck Stolen From Park Street Parking Space
Joe Roy and John Groh reported to police last night that their truck was stolen from a parking space on Park Street.
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Joe Roy
John Groh
Park Street
Milk of Magnesia Trademark History
The Milk of Magnesia trademark has been registered in the United States for The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor Charles H. Phillips since 1875.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
New Licence 10 Fish Required for Anglers’ Club Drive
Montana fishing licences expired yesterday and the season opens May 21 while the express advice to anglers is to join the Butte Anglers' club. The club enters its 24th year with 2442 members and plans extensive habitat work at a Montana hatchery funded by a $1 per member fee. W F Jarvis of Bozeman will direct the hatchery at Divide, replacing prior federal work and focusing on mountain streams and lakes.
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Montana
Butte Anglers’ Club
Anglers’ Club
Montana Power Company
Divide
W. F. Jarvis
Bozeman
Butte Angles’ Club
One Man Injured in Butte Auto Accident
Bernard Boyle of the Chevrolet Sales agency was injured and taken to St. James hospital in an unconscious condition after a collision on South Montana street yesterday afternoon. He was driving a new agency car when a second vehicle containing two girls darted from a side street and struck his car. The girls' names were not learned and police were not notified. Boyle was released from the hospital last night.
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Murray Hospital
Silver Bow Club
Levi Wild
Montana
Mr. Wild
Butte
Bernard Boyle
Granite Street
Chevrolet Sales Agency
St. James Hospital
Montana Street
Boyle
Boyology Glass Gut Meeting Not Held
A Boyology Glass Gut meeting scheduled for last night at the Knights of Columbus did not take place due to lack of attendance. Dr. Peter Potter the president said he would not call another meeting this month unless requested by the members.
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Knights of Columbus
Peter Potter
Fire causes scare at Broadway rooming house
A burning waste paper basket in a Broadway rooming house at 112 West Broadway led to a call for the fire department. Room 11 occupant George Anastas was nearby and no damage occurred. Earlier firefighters attended 225 North Washington. no damage reported. Sicilian lemon exporters copy American packing methods.
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Broadway
West Broadway
J. H. Mardis
George Anastas
North Washington Street
Business Women Elect Officers and Delegate for State Meet
Butte Business and Professional Women chose officers for the coming year and a delegate to the state convention at yamer's cafe last night. Nell Baker was re elected president with several officers and a Billings convention delegate named. A talk on professional women highlighted the program along with other addresses and performances.
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Butte
Yamer’s
Nell Baker
M. J. Rozsa
Mary E. O'Neill
Elsa Connolly
C. J. Penney
Billings
Margaret J. Rozsa
Joan Verdon
Ella Rowland
Agnes Meade Hanratty
M. Kerr Beadie
Thomas Tutty
Ada Madden
Hazel Dell Bonness
Helena
J. Walter Keller
Leonard Opie
J. D. Wallace
Two Charged With Grand Larceny in Auto Theft Case
Kate Cosgrove and George McDonald face a grand larceny complaint in Justice of Peace Louis A. Buckley’s court. Carl Brown of 906 Maryland accuses them of taking his car, which was recovered later.
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Kate Cosgrove
George McDonald
Justice of Peace
Louis A. Buckley
Carl Brown
Maryland
Pioneers to Meet at Stevens & Manley Hall
The Butte Pioneers' club will hold its regular meeting at Stevens and Manley hall on Utah avenue this evening. President A B Cohen stated last evening that an interesting program has been prepared.
Eagles vote on officers Monday in Butte aerie meeting
Butte aerie No. 11 Fraternal Order of Eagles nominates officers for the upcoming election to be held Monday from 12 30 p m to 9 30 p m in the Lewisohn block lodge rooms Only members in good standing may vote and an official receipt is required Nominations include Buckley as president Dooley as vice president Crowley as chaplain Rowe and Land as secretaries Brett as treasurer Anderson as inside guard Sullivan Oulette and Healey as trustees Shanley as physician The only contests are for secretary and trustee Also plans to initiate a large class for Mothers day May 16 with Westerman of Seattle visiting"]
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Butte Aerie
Order of Eagles
Louis A. Buckley
John Dooley
Joseph C. Crowley
John Rowe
Ed Land
James J. Brett
Louis Anderson
John T. Sullivan
Damos Oulette
Dennis Healey
T. J. B. Shanley
Lewisohn
C. R. Holmes
Rockford, Ill
Jack Duggan
James Gleason
William Maloney
William Molloy
Don B. King
John Collins
Edgar Andrew
Eagles
Louis A. Westerman
Seattle
Order
Disturbance Arrest After City Disturbance Charge
Joe Marcus was arrested on East Park Street by Detectives McDonald and Quirk and booked on a disturbance charge. He was released on bond of 25 dollars. FP. Carlin is the complaining witness and furnished a bond of 10 dollars for his appearance in police court today.
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Joe Marcus
East Park Street
McDonald and
Quirk
Carlin
Marcus
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Maj. J.7. Fancher
Great Air Derby
St. James
Deaconess
Dawson
Germany
Eagle Lodge
Phillips
Ae Ywate
Outlook Bright
Boyology Glass “Gut” Meeting
and Dixon Line
Buiness
Margaret Rozsa
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
C. E. McMillan
G. A. Butte
Mont
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