Memorial Day planning advances by local committees
The Grand Parade committees outline plans for Memorial Day events with G A R, American Legion and auxiliary groups listed. Final arrangements are not completed, meetings set for next Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce to report further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Finance and Transportation Committee
George Dimment
F. M. Barrett
H. H. Makinson
S. War Vets
van Orden
Spalding Grant
American Legion
Platt
8. Johnson
Butte
Tom
Keen
American Legion Auxiliary
Manders
la Forrest
Burns
JH. Estey
Chamber of Commerce
Concert Arrangements Set for Boris Davide at Butte High
Invitations issued for a Boris Davide concert at Butte High School auditorium Thursday at 8 30 pm. Capacity and free distribution details printed in chamber of commerce materials. Many applicants sought cards. officials warn against accepting or using unauthorized invitations and will turn back such entries at music stores to ensure genuine music lovers are served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris Davide
Butte High School
Ghd
Chamber of Commerce
Samriston
Muse
Butte Man Named Woodmen Delegate in 1999
A fragmentary obituary note lists local residents including W Delaney Terry and William W Blackhelby. It mentions a man who served four years of a civic drive around the city and country, with a discount removed from records.
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Butte
Cone A
W. Delaney
Terry
William W. ‘Blackkhelby
Harrison Avenue improvements move forward in city work
May 20 work proceeds on Harrison avenue with storm sewer excavation and road paving from Grand to Harvard. Alderman Sullivan unanimously chosen to represent the district. he is sworn in as the new alderman. Council committees are named, bids issued for 1000 garbage cans, and Great Northern wig wag signals granted at four avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
Council
John Hexem
Grand
Harvard Avenues
Harrison Avenue
Ole A Muccessor
John T
Sherrig) Sullivan
Sullivan
Lowney
Harrington
Lewisohn
Excelsior
Horgan
Ceat
Great Northern Railway
Warren, Garden, Shields
Kemper Avenues
Norris Named for State Dairy Post
A. G. Norris of Weldon, Montana, named by the Associated Press as Montana dairy commissioner. He previously served as commissioner of agriculture and is expected to lead development work for the state Holstein Friesian Breeders Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
State Dairy
Helena
A. Norris
Weldon
Ake County
Dr Craven Heads Deaconess Drive
The Deaconess opened in 1918 and aided during the flu epidemic with devoted nurses. Nurses, patients, and even visitors have supported a drive and fund to expand the hospital while a young donor adds more, showing broad community backing across churches and schools for the hospital’s care and growth.
Montanans Oppose Proposed Milk Rate Hearing
A Montana hearing addressed Mutual Creamery of Salt Lake City seeking rate approval across Intermountain and Pacific coast districts. H B Schaefer and other critics, including FR Merrill and A J Gilmartin, urged against the plan. The session before J C Jariman featured representation from 34 local creameries and regional railroad and public works bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena
Mutual Creamery Company
Sal Lake City
Young Montanan Jailed in Spokane After Thefts
A Montana youth was arrested in Spokane on May 22 for thefts linked to Battle Creek and surrounding areas. Authorities say the suspect confessed to additional break ins while details remain unclear amid ongoing investigation by local police and regional agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prowse
Spokane
Wea
Toch
Ted Nh
Oracon
Washington
The
Chronicle Amid
Campbell Guilty Verdict of Jury
The jury verdict centers on illegal misappropriation tied to 260 Montana syndicates. Judge Bourquin warned that proceeds from unit sales funded promotion costs, a point raised during jury instructions. Special prosecutor J. S. Pratt called the ruling a constructive legal basis for future prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bourquin
Bourauin
J. 8. Pratt
Department of Justice
Plane carrying General Patrick feared missing near Johnsonville
Reports from Memphis say an Army Air Service plane believed to carry Major General Mason M. Patrick and Captain St. Clair Street was seen near Johnsonville Tennessee close to tree tops. The craft reportedly changed course from Nashville toward Denver before vanishing from sight.
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Nashville
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Bt. Clair Street
Johnsonville
Army Air Staff
St. Chir Street
Denv'r
Trotzky Eats Crow Returns To Favor In Moscow
The Associated Press reports that after four months in the Caucasus Trotsky will return to Moscow tomorrow. He travels in a private railway coach from Sukhum. The Soviet leadership has absolved him of political heresy and he may be offered the post of commissar of foreign trade formerly held by Krassin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Golation
Caucasus
Trotzky
Sukhum
Trane-Caucasia
Communist Party
Alexis Rykoff
Council of Commi Fares
Stalin
Kameneff
Zinovieff
Nationally Known Lawyer Dies in Pasadena
Cordenio A. Severance of St. Paul dies at 62 in Pasadena California. He led the American Bar Association as its former president and held international renown as a lawyer, businessman, and patron of the arts and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot, Paul
Cordenio A. Severance
St. Paul
Pasadena
Cal
American Bar Association
Busness
Californis
Two Places Raided as Gambling Charged
Two locations were raided amid gambling charges in what authorities described as an organized operation. Investigators recovered documents and cash after executing warrants, with no immediate arrests reported and ongoing inquiries targeting operators and patrons.
War game report on Oahu cites aviation deficiencies
Higher officers refuse to comment but urge more and larger planes on Oahu. The report warns that taking off and landing from Ford Island amid 122 anchored warships is hazardous due to tall masts and collision risk. Officers advocate an advanced aviation base at Kaneohe Bay while Ford Island remains a repair base.
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Oahu
Ford Island
Pearl Harbor
Naval
Army
Navy
Pearl ‘Harbor
Kaneohe Bay
War Mothers Sell Carnations In Butte Saturday
Butte War Mothers plan a street sale of carnations Saturday in observance of Mothers Day. Proceeds benefit service men and families, hospital relief and entertainment, Christmas cheer, Soldiers' loan funds, hospital equipment, and organization growth locally and nationally. The booklet urges carnations as a tribute to mothers and their service.
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Butte
Dooklet
Serenades by Montana State Band at Street Festival
Readable fragments describe the Montana State Band delivering serenades on a street event. The notes mention a lively performance atmosphere and stylized execution, with limited clear details on location or participants due to damaged text.
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Montana State
Episcopal Banquet Set for Monday Evening
Visiting dignitaries of the Episcopal church will be given next Monday night instead of Tuesday as previously stated. Dr. Chapman, pastor of St. John's, announced last night that the guests will include Bishop W. F. Faber of the Montana Diocese, the Right Rev. H. H. Fox suffragan bishop of Montana, and Bishop George Allen Beecher of the diocese of Western Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
St. John’s
W. F. Faber
Montana
H. H. Fox
George Allen Beecher
Western
Nebraska
Court crop yields ten thousand three hundred fifty for April
A court report notes crop yields amounting to 10350 for April. Defendants faced 69 cases with 13 committed, 55 forfeited, and 4.13 in fines, amid turbine-related proceedings.
Too Happy Knife Stabbing Incident Reported
Fragmentary OCR text references a stabbing involving a person or item described as too happy. Details are unclear, with garbled names and phrases such as Wielns knife and birthday mentions. No clear date, place, or responsible parties identifiable from the readable fragments.
Council Told of Fund Overdraft and Cash Shortage
Finance committee report for March 31 1925 warns of a cash shortage of 246.29 and overdraft in improvement district funds totaling 3933.19. The council adopted the report without debate. Treasurer Riley promises a formal statement after reviewing bonds and tax receipts and will check records for clarification.
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New City Council
Ale Hesler
Wilkinson
O'Leary
Mulholland
Riley
London Im Love With Frieda Hempel Voice
London critics praise Frieda Hempel for extraordinary vocal flexibility and refined phrasing. The Daily Telegraph lauds her beauty, stage presence, and iconic red velvet gown as unforgettable, with plans for further London appearances in October.
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London
Frieda Hempel
America
Europe
London Daily ‘Telegraph
Hempel
New Dublic
Hempel Tert
Switzer
Wei
Pats Fight on South Main Turns in Court
Two long time friends Pat Quinn and Pat Gibbon faced a courtroom after a dispute on South Main street. Quinn said he posted bonds for both and paid medical costs when they separated. Gibbon showed injuries as he agreed to shake hands, while Assistant City Attorney Blodget questioned them about the altercation.
Judge I G Denny Confined to Bed After Illness
Judge I G Denny, a past candidate for the Democratic governor nomination, was taken ill and confined to bed in his Liver district chambers Tuesday night. He rested easily last evening and received condolences from friends. His son Captain Thomas Denny of Los Angeles was wired with the news.
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I. G. Denny
Bo Dlock
Capt
Thomas Denny
Los Angeles
Judge Denny
Suominnen Fears for Husband in Local Funeral Notice
In this city Andrew Suominens husband of Mrs Pits Suomi of 126 Covert Street and Reed funeral home. Time and place of funeral will be announced later. Misses Hazel and Harriet Porkela express thanks for floral offerings. Mee Weir.
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Suominen
Andrew
Mra
Suoi
Covert Street
Reed Fural
Fueral
Sherman and Reed Charged in Connection with Hone Incident
In a terse report, Sherman and Reed face related charges tied to a recent incident near Hone. Investigators describe the affair as a muted yet significant event with unclear motives and limited witness detail.
Message of thanks from family for support during illness and death
The family expresses preelation and gratitude to many friends and neighbors for their kindness shown during the sickness and death of their beloved father and son. Special thanks are given to Reverend Mr. Clifford and those who lent comfort during the time of mourning.
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Clifford
Coral
Abraham
Ana
Bay RY ‘Brothers
Larry Duggan See Lasich The Remains Announcement
The fragment references Larry Duggan and Lasich with burial context noted as remains announced or announced burial details. The readable text is fragmented. no clear event date or location is extractable from the OCR snippet.
Daly Shea Company Merteary Home Phone 30
Daly Shea Company appears in a brief notice listing Merteary related to a home phone contact. The fragment mentions Daly Shea Company and a phone number 30, implying a public notice or advertisement element without further context.
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Daly Shea Company
Merteary. Home
Local Event Details Incomplete From OCR Text
An OCR fragment mentions a ceremony or gathering led by individuals including William Semmens and Mrs Ta Catherine Pate. The exact date time place and purpose are unclear due to corrupted text. Further readable names include Attonton and Beeneres EMMENS TDiah, with mentions of Friday afternoon and 8 corns.
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General
George Dimnent
Frank Barrett
H. H Makinson
Simon Hauswirth
Oscar Duscher
Martin Hall
James Spaulding
Walter Green
James A. Bowie
American’ Legion
Carl Spillum
Owen Smithers
Joseph Miller
Otto John F. Reynolds
Mary ‘Hostetter
Ida Radcliffe
Leta Jones
Agnes Ladky
Butte Circle
L. of
James Julia Keen
Katie Kaoff
Nellie ‘Small
Lucille Tamm
Margaret Comba
Joseph Corby
Mesdames
Hanutte Owsley
Bell Tierson
Cora Otis
Rona Osborne
Sophie Grant
War
Fimnepor
V Committee On Finance and Transportation
Figcusa
Permonnel of
New Council
P Aving Committee
Woods, Wilkinson, Mulhollat van, Pierce
Sale
Woods
Dutty
Wuterfield
Rales
Sewer Committee
Lindquist
Perce
Morgan
Blank
Heslet
Pierce
Wiltame
Bilver Bow Creek
Rowe
Cohen
Nevin
Williams
Hestery Blank
Mullland
Wilkineon
Duffy
But
Health Committee
Boland
O'Leary, Woods
Williams, Sullivan
Kean
DR. Craven
Madden
Lowell Avenue Sethodist Church
Iittle
Grandma Mohrs
Episcopal Church
Great Patle
Put
Young Montanan
Cisco
Campbell
Patrick
Ot Core
United States
Mar
Erin Archon
Wielns
Couneil
ARIE
Cour
Fred Martin
H. J. Wickenstein
Ofce
Way Oxley
Dre
the Misses
Hazel and
Harriet Porkela
Hhore
Sherman & Reed
Sherman A
Hone
M. J. Walsh CO
Panerai
Gosselin & Harkins
Larry Duggan
Lasich
Naabe
Sam R. White
Ral
Imbaim Yao South Main Street
Phone
Emmens
William Semmens
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