Suburbs Stand To Gain From City County Merger
Rotary club speakers urge support for the city county administration merger highlighting fire protection, reduced office duplication, and unified jurisdiction. Attorney Tom Davis stresses Silver Bow residents outside Butte city limits will not bear city debts. Local leaders praise the plan as the hope of Butte and call for broad citizen backing. A Mothers Day tribute by Brigadier Bree and Rotary plans mark the tenth anniversary of the club with a June celebration and delegates named for Toronto. About 75 percent of attendees plan to attend the Broadway theater consolidation meeting tonight.
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Rotary Club
Tom Davis
Silver Bow County
Butte City
Butte
Davis
Supreme Court
Bree
Salvation Army
Rotary
Butte Rotary Club
Malcolm Gillis
Charles E. Beebe
Walter Garner
Lee Marx
Sam White
Dolph Heilbronner
Toronto
David J. Charles
Arthur Perham
John A. Donovan
Lester Frink
Birds migrate and nest near urban areas says Douglass
Superintendent A H Douglass told Butte University club at the New Hotel Winton that birds favor regions near man during migration. He describes four migration groups, notes ways birds adjust habitats, and cites bobolink movements from the Carolinas to the Midwest as an example.
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A. H. Douglass
Butte University Club
Man
California
Florida
Hudson Bay
Central America
United States
Carolinas
Susquehanna
Delaware
Hudson
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Hainois
Wisconsin
Atlantic
Middle West
Canada
Big M Gets Whitewashed at School of Mines
Seniors of the State School of Mines will observe M day next Wednesday May 14 with a whitewashing of the big M on Big Butte. Workers haul buckets of whitewash and a hot luncheon follows. A Mines dance at Rosemont hall and a later prom are planned with proceeds for athletes sweaters.
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Big Butte
State School of Mines
Rosemont Hall
Indelible and Magazine Pencils Find Canton Elite Favor
In Canton China the better classes predominantly use indelible and magazine pencils produced in the United States. Across New York City bungalows built within gardens are rising atop many skyscrapers.
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United States
Canton
China
New York
One McEntee Brother Fined in Police Court Case
Kid McEntee one of three brothers charged in police court last week was fined five dollars for driving with the cutout open and another five for resisting arrest. His brother E A McIntee was dismissed on the charge of abusing an officer, while Pat McEntee's contempt case stemming from the original arrest was set for trial this morning.
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Kid McEntee
Wags
E. A. McIntee
Pat MelIntee
Will E
Three petty thefts reported to Butte police
Three petty thefts were reported to Butte police yesterday morning. Raymond Bettyes, 814 Colorado street, had a bicycle stolen but police later recovered it. A screen was stolen from a Dodge truck tied to an unknown person. The Mrs. Moffat residence at 620 South Dakota saw a woodshed break in near the home, with 50 feet of rubber se missing. J Cartwell, South Wyoming street, reported a valuable Boston bull terrier stolen from his house.
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Butte
Raymond Bettyes
Colorado Street
Shannon
Western Electric Company
Moffat
South Dakota
J. Cartwell
Wyoming Street
Murderer Hanged in Welland Jail After Confession
William Albert Camfield confessed to killing farmer Albert J. Morningstar on Christmas Day, robbing him and setting his house on fire. He was executed in Welland jail, the first hanged inmate in the county prison in 86 years.
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Welland
Ont
William Albert Camfield
Albert J. Morningstar
Paroled Indian to stand trial for white slavery charge
Wanashee alias James KE. Martin a Crow Indian was brought from Deer Lodge to Butte to face a federal white slavery indictment. He had been jailed in Hardin for escape and was caught in Satem Oregon. Indictment says he took a 16 year old girl from Wyola Montana to Alliance Nebraska with alleged accomplices in a stolen car. He will be arraigned today.
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Wanashee
James KE. Martin
Butte
Deer Lodge
Hardin
Mont
Satem
Ore
Wyola
Alliance
Neb
Joe Bruno
Illustrated lecture at Salvation Army Citadel this weekend
Public invited to a six reel feature at the Salvation Army Citadel on East Broadway Saturday at 8 PM. Admission free for all ages with accompanying parent required for children. The film Lest We Forget includes a lecture on Law Enforcement by W L Wade, with musical interludes between reels. Sunday features In His Steps as part of Mothers Day program at the citadel.
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Salvation Army
East Broadway
W. L. Wade
Montana
Wyoming
The
Citadel
Monte Blue Proves Courageous On The Set
Monte Blue demonstrated real stamina during the filming of The Marriage Circle Ernst Lubitsch’s first Warners Brothers production. Lubitsch ordered a quick descent of stairs in a Viennese home and warned he would give a doll as a reward if the actor failed to perform. The Marriage Circle plays its last showings at the Ansonia today.
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Monte Blue
Ernst Lubitsch
Warner Brothers
Monte
Lubitsch
Ansonia
Ladies of G A R to meet at courthouse Saturday night
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic John F. Reynolds circle No 14 will gather at the courthouse on Saturday evening at 8 o clock.
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the Grand Army of the Republic
John F. Reynolds
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Florence Vioon Magi Pacrosi
Monwre Bine
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Mae Murray
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Quartz
Ava
Floral Park
Bing
U” Club
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Butte High School
Jesse Ragsdale
Charles R. Frazier
Idaho Tech
Pocatelig
L. B. Williams
Central Presbyterian Church
Julia B. Rodgers
Gladys Abrahamson
Beatrice Carruthers
Nellie Cresterio
Joseph Michelia
Hunice Murphy
Florence Olson
Reuben Olsen
Arthur Semmens
Richard Simon
Alethera Wrightson
Butte High
Grace Saner
Crow Tribe
Salvation Army Citadel
West Park Street
Mark Sullivan
Standard
Smith
McAdoo
Sullivan
Coolidge
Cleveland
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