Interchurch drive backs Christianity against bolshevism
Rev George Mecklenburg, state financial director of the interchurch movement, reports 30 denominations raised 320 million nationally for reconstruction and missions. Montana pledges total 863,440 with 231,000 already subscribed locally. Campaign continues despite weather, as hospitals request nearly 900,000 from relief funds.
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George Mecklenburg
Interchurch World Movement
Montana
Mecklenburg
Interchurch
Dr. Mecklenburg
America
District Judges Demand Janitor Service For Silver Bow Courts
Judges Lamb Lynch and Jackson warned of an order to compel the sheriff to furnish janitor service for Silver Bow county courts. Since Friday morning the county failed to provide cleaning due to a strike by the Ironworkers. Courtrooms were filthy with dust, waste paper, dry water tanks, and poor conditions, with Judge Jackson’s room bearing cigarette stubs from the Manning inquest.
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District Court of
Silver Bow County
Lamb
Lynch
Jackson
Nelson frees for reckless driving after smashup at Broadway and Main
Police Judge Grimes dismissed the charge against H. C. Nelson for reckless driving after Nelson testified the collision with Mrs. D. J. Donahue’s auto at Broadway and Main was an unavoidable accident. He claimed his new car’s brakes were poorly adjusted and that the traffic officer did not signal him. Damages to the Donahue vehicle were slight and Nelson agreed to pay them.
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H. C. Nelson
Grimes
Nelson
D. J. Donahue
Broadway
Main Street
Main
Donahue
School of Mines M day celebration set for May on Big Butte
Seniors announce the annual M day at the School of Mines on Big Butte with morning painting of the 85 by 10 ft stone M and a big evening dance at the Odeon. May 12 will replace Arbor Day, with a noon gathering, moving pictures by Universal News Service, lime hauled by Nash truck, and a coach dance fundraiser led by the Associated Students.
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School of Mines
Big Butte
Universal News Service
Butte
C. Shhoettner
Nash
Institutions of Learning
Northern Pacific
Homestake Tunnel
Odeon
Associated Student Society
Frank Cliff
Walter McGonigle
Aaron Steadman
Walker Carroll
State University
State College
Alibi for Parking Violation Disputed in Court
Irving Auerbach contends his car was pushed from the curb while he was away, challenging a $10 fine from Police Judge Grimes after a Friday evening tagging. The traffic officer testified the car blocked traffic for over an hour. Auerbach had parked on West Park Street near his office. A. S. Mooney, who parked beside him, pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine.
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Irving Auerbach
Grimes
Averbach
West Park Street
A. S. Mooney
Auerbach
Ile
Forfeits Bond After No-Show in Police Court
Guy Fevers charged with driving on the wrong side of the street failed to appear in police court yesterday and forfeited his bond set at ten dollars.
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Guy Fevers
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