Empire of Satan to Be Overthrown lecture in Butte
Professor Paul J. Johnson delivered a Butte Auditorium lecture on The Overthrow of Satan's Empire. He argued that humanity's fulfillment comes through God's kingdom, condemning oppressive governments and clerical aristocracies while asserting Satan's era is ending as fate marked Mene Mene Tekel and Apharsin.
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Paul J. Johnson
Butte Auditorium
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Mene
Tekel
Apharsin
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Saloon Keeper Hanley Faces Assault Charge After Moran Fight
Testimony in Justice Juniong's court described the incident at Silver Bow Park saloon on April 14 when Jerry Hanley allegedly bit Moran's ears face and neck over a poker chip dispute. Witnesses testified yesterday and will continue Saturday to sign the transcript.
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Mary Moran
Jerry Hanley
Silver Bow Park
Martin Moran
Hanley
Moran
Billings Theater Man Visits City Westbound
W D Caldwell manager of the Regent and Majestic theaters in Billings spent yesterday in the city as guest of Tom McDonald of the American. He reports good business through winter and spring with notable improvement since May first. Caldwell will travel to Seattle then C J intends fairs before returning home for weeks. The Irish drama Robert Emmet will be presented June 2 at the Broadway theater in Butte under the Ancient Order of Hibernians with two performances, matinee and evening, directed by Jack McGlynn.
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Regent and Majestic Theaters
Billings
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New Worker Arrives In The Christian Yoga Movement
George A. Bohannon of Great Falls arrives in Butte to join Rev. Thomas L. Bisson in Christian Yoga work. Bohannon, a former Great Falls businessman, left his interests to devote his life to the Christian Work Movement and was sent by founder A. K. Mazumdar. Also notes home arrivals of Turnwell couple and others.
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George A. Bohannon
Great Falls
A. K. Mazumdar
Old Principles Wrong From Today's Viewpoint
Washington May 11 Critics of labor law and court practice aired today with Walter Clark chief justice of North Carolina and Edgar Cullen retired New York chief justice arguing against applying archaic common law to modern economic conditions. Gilbert Roe of New York joined the discussion urging courts rely on statute when clear and to recognize laborers' rights. The debate centered on whether old common law fits today’s industrial disputes and evolving worker protections.
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Walter Clark
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Supreme Court of North Carolina
Edgar M
Clark
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