Shriners Leader Outlines Annual Convention Plans
Head of Shriners 15 Butte visits recount 209 members and a total near 600,000 Shriners nationwide. The 156 Shrine temples will be united under one root at the upcoming convention. Mr Chandler stresses charity as the great work and recalls the idea of hospitals for crippled children born from Port Kind contention in 1880, noting rapid progress and established hospitals.
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Blue Ledge
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Imperial Shrine leader visits several cities in tour
Imperial Potentate James E. Chandler itinerates through Butte and other major centers including Francisco Portland Twin Cities Shreveport and St Louis. He announces hospital dedications in Montreal on May 16 and 16 and describes aid for poor children under 14 with no means to pay. Out-of-town Shriners and local officials greet Chandler in Deer Lodge and Butte as banquets entertain guests and praise improving conditions nationwide.
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James E. Chandler
Butte
Francisco
Portland
Twin Cities
Shreveport
St. Louis
Springer
Montreal
Varia
Mark D. Hoyt
Glasgow
Illustrious
Henry D. Ton
Iwle
W. I. Wel
el Jebel
T. Cullen
George W. Dart
J. Dillon
Sim ‘T. Blair
Frank
Toole
James’ McPherson
James McNall
Tom Michell
T. Molander
A ” Black
H.C. Deer Lodge
E.W. Spotswood
Missoula
Algeria
George Parsons
Wisdom
Gosman
Lima
MI. Hart
Helena
Grand Lodge of
Montana
Emanuel Downing Downing
W. E. Pierce
Imperial Potentate
Deer Lodge
Northern Pacific
Mr. Haskins
Mr. Downing
Mr. Pierce
Basdad
Fred P. Young
Sam K. White
Charles Steele
HL. Hart
Montana Blue Lodge
H. L. Heinsch
Bashad ‘Temple
Angus McLeod
O Milites
W. 2
Dufresne
J. W. Spotswood
Dillon
C. ‘Crosman
J. "L. Hart
Masonic Blue Lodge of
W. W. Black
Deer Lod
Breamnery “Manuufacturer
Kanent Gig
Donaire
Piers
Alabama Boy Wins National Oratory Contest
Robert Sessions of Birmingham Alabama won the national practice oratorical contest among about 1 400 000 entrants. The finals in Washington were judged by Chief Justice Taft and other high officials with President Coolidge giving the opening address.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert Sessions
Birmingham
Ala
Coolidge
Taft
van Devanter
Buier
Sanford
Supreme Court
Sargent
Eugene F. McEimeel
Los Angeles
Max N. Kro
Loft
Sioux City
Iowa
Flora Longenecker
Mion
Asenath Graves
Washington, D. C
George Stansell
Chicago
Phillip Glatfelter
Columbia
Sessions
Large Reduction in Winter Wheat Crop Report
The Department of Agriculture forecast a significant drop in winter wheat output, about one quarter below last year. Unfavorable dry weather hurt weed termination and early growth, with 2,504 acres abandoned, and approximately 32,813 acres to be harvested. crop condition since April 1 shows May 1 at 8.2 points below average.
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Probe for Poison Will Start Today
Denver real estate operator Carl H. Blank, 66, whose body was disinterred and identified, prompted a poison inquiry. The probe, begun at the request of Dr. B Abbott, follows the death certificate, with civil action by Dr Abbott against widow Hinah Blank over a $2,600 investment claim.
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May
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Shrine Pilgrimage and Grand Conclave Tour Plans
The Imperial Potentate and wife plan a trip east visiting Helena Billings and Deadwood before the Los Angeles grand conclave opening June 2. Notables Dr Hoyt and M Miller accompany the party as Shriners and their escorts head toward the coast.
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Imperial
East
Billings
Wyo
Deadwood
The
Organismation
Los Angel Dr
Los Angeles
Tnrguat
Butte
Sasie
Bagdad Temple
Weather delays Amundsen flight to the Pole
The Fram wireless reports engines fail in intense cold and crews heat engines with blow lamps to keep above freezing. Despite freezing conditions and low clouds, open water off Danes Island offers a possible launch site as meteorologists say polar weather remains favorable and snow may drift away.
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Fearful Sinking of Normand Claims Many Lives
Survivors report the steamer Normand suddenly rocked and capsized with no panic aboard. Motorboat operator Tom Lea helped save most aboard, while many noted engineers and officials among those lost or missing. Searchers used lights as crews sought bodies, and survivors were cared for ashore amid exposure and injuries.
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Tennessee ‘Construction Company
W. W. Deborard
Memphis
Associated Press
Jack Cot
Yan
Miss Fitzpatrick Celebrated by Missoula Campus
Miss Fitzpatrick, a four year university leader at the University of Montana, received prominent honors as she nears graduation. Born in Butte and a Butte High School alumna, she served in class offices, was secretary of the Associated Students, and held roles in Kappa Alpha Theta, Delta Pi Kappa, and Pentratia.
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University of Montana
Miss Fitzpatrick
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Delta Pat Kappa
Nation
Pentratia
Butte
Shent
Butte High School
the Mountaineer
Butte High
Fire Department Answers Two Alarms Incident
Fire crews answered two alarms for a reported blaze caused by wiring issues. Four people were treated on scene for smoke exposure, and investigators began assessing the extent of the damage and the origin of the fire. Local authorities urged caution with electrical wiring and fire prevention measures.
Dayton ch advances scout plan for Butte
Dayton to begin summer camp planning for city troops and launch training for Scout leaders. He stresses placing proven leaders, notes Scouts are not reformers but energetic youths needing guidance, and aims to reorganize council, revive troops, and map a continuous program to engage every boy. Dayton previously worked with Portland scout chief Obertoutter and will oversee Eagle Scout trail projects in Yellowstone and Glacier regions. He and Mrs. Dayton plan to move to Butte next month.
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Uleroane
Butte
Jack
United States
Juve
Nile Court
Mr. Dayton
G. H. Obertoutter
Portland
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
Northwest
Park
Glacier
Yellowstone
Will Investigate Aircraft Problem in This Country
A special committee will review all aspects of the aircraft issue in military and civil sectors. The inquiry, led by Prot.oseph W.oe, head of industrial engineering, New York University, aims to assess preparedness and industrial development, with a focus on dangers and possible war implications.
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New York
Pickford Appears in My Son at The American
Jack Pickford joins Edwin Carewe in the First National feature My Son at the American Theater starting today. He plays a radical change as a Portuguese fisher boy who loves Nazimova. Cast includes Hobart Bosworth Ian Keith Charley Murray Mary Akin Constance Bennett and Dot Farley.
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Jack Pickford
Edwin Carewe
Nazimova
American Theater
Tole
Pickford
Carew
Hobart Bosworth
Ian Keith
Charley Murray
Mary Akin
Constance Bennett
Dot Farley
War Mothers Sell Carnations Saturday
War Mothers announce a carnation sale on Saturday with city mayoral backing. Proceeds will support patriotic efforts and related community causes as part of a local fundraiser.
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Motors
Court Opens At 11 O Clock For Judge Lynch Funeral
The court of Judge J J Lynch will not open this morning until 11 o clock instead of the usual hour of 10 o clock, due to the attendance at the funeral. The report from Philadelphia notes remonstration in the record.
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J. J. Lynch
Sanday
Philadelphia
Spaniards Rout Riffian Rebels in Melilla Sector Battle
Madrid reports a Spanish victory near Si Mesaud in the Mella area. Fifteen hundred rebels attacked the Spanish front at dawn after a night maneuver. Flying columns and a reserve force dislodged the attackers from trenches and forced their retreat. Spanish casualties were about 60, with many lightly wounded. The Amarusenanu support credited for loyalty.
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Madrid
Si Mesaud
Mella
Ouergha
Melilla
Spanien
Saya
Drury College events and charges mix in tense sports week
A jumble of reports notes meetings at several venues including Pittsburgh and Worcester with announcements of upcoming actions by national committees. Quist claims two individuals were cleared of demanding excessive expenses at Drake relays while others face local board questions. A 2 round draw in Cleveland and a Chilean bantam bout are also listed amid the disorder.
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Associated Press
Piohburg
Worcester
Actio
Quist
Drake
Philly
Suse
Philadelphia
Alta.u
Havng
College of Osteopathy
Board of
Barometer Rises After Heavy Snowfall
Barometer readings climb following a large snowfall as conditions improve and seasonal warmth appears imminent. The terrain and local climate signals point to milder days ahead, aiding travel and outdoor plans.
Deposition of Pavicee Murder Witness Drury Given
Mrs. Louy Drury testified before Justice L A Buckley about the Pavicee murder on the Grady block steps at 7 West Mercury Street. She identified possible suspects Won and another Chinese man, but could not confirm which attacked her, and disputed prior statements as she claimed intoxication and influence by others.
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Loule
Peter Pavicie
Grady Block
West Mercury Street
Justice of the Place
L.A
B. Downy
Frank Sullivan Reed
John D. Riter 74 dies in Butte after long business career
John D. Riter, aged 74, longtime merchant and former manager of the Butte Intermountain, died at his home 723 West Granite Street. A native of Chester County Pennsylvania, he came to Butte in pioneer days and lived there about 40 years. He was a member of Butte Lodge No. 22 A F and A M. Funeral services will be held at the Masonic Temple Sunday at 2 o'clock under Masonic auspices, with burial in Mount Moriah Cemetery. The body will be in state at Richards Chapel on the day of the funeral.
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West
Granite Street
Jin
Butte Intermountain
Butte Daily Post
Riter
Chester County
Pennsylvania
Butte
Butte Lodge No. 22
A. F
A. M
Misonic Temple
Greelock
Mount Moriah
Richards ‘Chapel
Goldstein couple wed in Los Angeles and visit Butte
Mr and Mrs Jack Goldstein arrived in Butte from Los Angeles where they were married recently The groom runs Lubins store on West Park and his bride is Ruth Yarow of Los Angeles They wed May 4 and spent their honeymoon in California points Friends offered felicitations as the couple toured Butte
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Jack Goldstein
Butte
Los Angeles
Goldstein
Lubin's
West Park
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