Butte Man Eyes Elks Lot Win In Dated Draw
Jeff Moriarity of Butte holds the second number in the Elks $20,000 property disposal, with the lot to go to the holder if unclaimed within 90 days. William Luxton of Idaho Falls claims the first winning stub but mislaid it, risking loss of the prize.
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Jeff Moriarity
Butte
Elks
Gardeng
Lodge
National Cafe
Utah Avenue
Luxton
Mr. Moriarky
Frank Riley
Butte Lodge
Moriarity
Riley
Hutte
William Luxton
Idaho
Falla
Thomas Vluxton
Anaconda
Mr. Luxton
le Aad
Anaconda Standard
Butte Resdent
Thieves Burgle Deacon Home In Princeton Street Burglary
Thieves entered the home of Frank Deacon at 2221 Princeton Street late Monday morning and stole jewelry and women's clothing valued around 200 dollars. Entry was gained by removing a pane of glass from the back door. items included a gold watch with a diamond, Elk pin, ruby tie pin, diamond lavalier, opal set jewelry, ivory toilet set, pearl earrings, and a ruby ring. Officers are pursuing a clue.
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Frank Deacon
Princeton Street
Lecturers Talk to Three Audiences in Butte Series
A series on Industrial conditions and studies in Butte Montana drew three audiences. G L Collings of Denver spoke to ministers and business groups about city conditions and Government in Industry. Prof A W Taylor of Chicago spoke to a women's group on Women in Industry detailing national work, employment numbers, and criticisms.
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Butte
C. A
G. L. Collings
Denver
A.W. Taylor
Chicag
Association Building
United States
Convicts Describe Removal of Prison Goods Disputed
Testimony in the case details convicts recounting removal of shop machinery tires and autos from the prison to private use. Witnesses including Richard J. Mantes and Frank Whitlock implicate Conley and a warehouse suspect, while defense and prosecution clash over possession and ownership.
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Heceipts
Colonel Nolan
Rankin
Horsky
Nolan
T. H. MacDonald
MacDonald
Conley
Richard J. Mantes
Mullen
Cir
M. W. Potter
O'Connor
Isaac Cohen
I. W. Choate
Frank Whitlock
Wife shoots husband in Boston home over alleged guest
Boston May 2 William B Hubbard was killed by his wife Carrie Hubbard at their home after chasing her amid accusations of a guest, Edward Pitlock of Chicago. Pitlock, a former naval officer, fled and remains missing as Mrs Hubbard, 45, claims self defense. she was arrested with a terse remark.
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Boston
Mass
William, B. Hubbard
Carrie No Hubbard
Edward. Pitlock
Chicago
Trust ees Decide On Early Closing In Butte
Butte trustees discussed back pay for a teacher and a two thirds salary offer from a national committee for visiting teachers. Diplomas will be presented May 13 by Mrs. Julia Rodgers to the graduating class including her son. A deputy thanked for assistance in clearing an auditorium, and a small turnout of spectators noted. In Sedalia Johnny Layton, world billiards champion, beat Charles McCourt 60 to 40 in 71 innings, advancing to a 120-84 lead. match to finish tomorrow noon.
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Range
Snance Committee
Douglass
National Committee For
Butte
Julia Rodgers
Butte High School
Associated Press
Sedalia
Johnny Layton
Charles McCourt
Pittsburg
Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Restorer Ad
An advertisement touts Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound as the cure for gray hair turning it back to its natural dark luster. It claims easy application with a sponge or brush and promise of glossy results by morning after use.
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Wyeth
To Make Hairs Vanish From Face Neck or Arms
A beauty culture note advises keeping powdered delatone and mixing with a little water to form a paste. Apply to hairy areas, wait two to three minutes, rub off and wash. The skin should be entirely hair free, but ensure you use genuine delatone to avoid disappointment.
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Delaine
Bolivia
Pandora
MART
Abunda
Veldyne
Gerona
Orlan
Marvella
Totas
Dependingham
Jersey
Suir
Symons
Gigi
Symco
Jewel Carmen
Silver Lining
Liberty
Deacon
Manley
Penitentiary
ev _ry
J. F. O'Connor
Deer Lodge
Potter
Wyoming
Roy Martin
Martin
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