Body of Woman Found in Hotel Room
A hotel maid found Mrs. Georgia Anderson dead in her room after she had been ill. authorities, including tapers, removed the body and ordered an investigation into the cause of death, with stomach contents pending analysis and a dated letter playing a role in the inquiry. The room had been occupied for several days prior to discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia ‘Anderson
Arigona ‘Hotel
Thousey
Sercndetton
Jehea ‘Etter
Soca
Gay
Anetta
Butte Guests and Local Notes from the Thornton Hotel
Visitors include HL 8 Martin of Marlowton and Mrs Fred Buter of Meaderville at the Thornton while J A Lang of Big Hole and Miss Nora Faulconar of Blackfoot Taaano register there. Local events mention a spiritualist convention canceled and track meet plans in Missoula with several Butte figures traveling. Residents discuss business and court actions, including Harriet Armstrong v city and various travel to Missoula, Seattle, and Portsmouth.
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Orton
Martin
Marlowton
Thornton
Charles Hushberger
Drummond
Tn Butte
Nora Faulconar
Blackfoot
Tor
D. L. Dunklee
J. F. Hubbard
Elkhorn
Butte
P.O
R. J. Hathaway
Glendive
N. J. Pingel
Anaconda
Maryorto Rambeau
Archie Giles
Wing Avenue
Meaderville
Seattle
O'Rourke
Ellen Garvin
Missoula
William Loughrin
Fred Martin
Joseph Long
Kenneth Parmalee
Donald Schweffel
Butte High School
Harriet Armstrong
Ludge Carroll
New Hamp
Gillie
W. J. Hill
James J. Mill
James Finlen
Finlen Hotel
Livingston
Hill
Mr. Finlen
May Festival Contest Winds Down In Gregson Springs
In the Gregson Springs May time contest the girls race neck and neck with Miss McDonald Mint Mulholland and Miss Moffat. Votes were tightly split with about eight separating the leaders. The contest ends at 10 30 p m with newspaper men counting the ballots and announcing the winner. An elaborate festival program and souvenirs await attendees.
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Gregson Springs
Yesterdy
Miss McDonald
Mint Mulholland
Miss Moffat
Group of nurses entertain guests at St James Hospital
Miss Ryle extols a national hospital day as visitors tour the Deaconess hospital at Argyle and Stewart streets and the Columbia hospital. She notes nursing has grown into a respected profession with opportunities in teaching clinical work and community nursing. President Harding designates May as Florence Nightingale’s birthday, a national hospital day.
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Ryle
Argyle and
Stewart Streets
Columbia Hospital
Red Cross
United States
Harding
Florence Nightingale
Fragments of Names at Nurse Memorial Ceremony
A damaged OCR list shows numerous readable names including Wise McNally Shite Minin Spear Nealis Herstro Rite O Hara and Houstonite with front row Groark Mages Me Melletich Wiens Kambric. It notes Olive McCater y as student nurse at St dame hospital and mentions commemorating the anniversary of famous nurses.
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Wises McNally
Minin Shiteen
Mary Spear
Ruby As" Nealis
Eva” Herstro Rite
ML O'Hara
Katherine Hostonite
Groark
M_ Mages
P Me'Melletich
Mary Wiens
Aira Kambric
Olive McCatery
St. Dame Hospital
Post Serciner
Ins
Dir
Mayor lauds school fire drill and music for safety
The mayor praised the school authorities for organizing a fire drill at Central High and other buildings. Pupils marched out to martial music, kept step, and assisted younger children. He noted the West Caledonia Street school needs an extra fire escape while expressing overall approval.
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Cocking
Central High
Bat
eThen
West Caledonia Street
Rotarians Approve New District Including All Montana
Butte Rotary members reversed prior action and voted to create a new Rotary district No 25 encompassing all Montana and the Sheridan Wyoming club. Sheridan opposes change as the national body prepares to implement the district shift.
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Butte Club
Montana and
Sheridan, Wyo
Butte Rotary Club
Rotary
Montana
Sheridan
Wyo
International Organization
Utah
Idaho
Wyomini Ther
Montana Clube
Coal dealers closed as Peabody enforces new policy
Sheridan Wyoming May 12 five retail coal dealers were forced to close after Peabody Coal company adopted a policy requiring only one dealer to donate coal, aiming to stabilize supply. Local offices stated the policy would cut retail coal prices to 5.15 dollars per ton, a reduction of 1.95 dollars, effective immediately.
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Pres Sheridan
Wyo
Peabody Coal Company
Bheriaan’ County
Evenv
Doltey
Vegro Escapes Gallows Goes To Pen For Life
Lonnie Baton a black man from Beauregard Parish was taken from the jail and sent to the state penitentiary to serve a life sentence. His death sentence had been commuted by Gov John St. Parker to life, following prior appeals. Baton holds the distinction of a rare domestic case with a death sentence commuted in this region.
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Vegro
Pen
Shreveport
Lonnie Baton
Faddo Parish
Baton Mouge
Aton Han
Dew
Norving
Homsme
Bhoritt
Ouachita Parish
John St. Parker
Grandparents to arrive for funeral of Sheridan baby
In Sheridan Wyoming on May 12 the baby's grandparents travel by car from Iowa to attend the funeral of Edwin 10 month old son of Farle C. Green, a local rancher. The child drowned after falling into a boiler of rainwater yesterday afternoon. funeral services are planned pending their arrival.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Edwin
Farl C. Green
Towa
Federal agent probes nation wide liquor ring in Seattle
Seattle May 12 John G Montgomery head of federal prohibition enforcement for Washington says he is investigating a heavily financed nationwide liquor organization based in Seattle. He cites recent Tacoma arrests of men tied to wholesale smuggling of liquor from Canada as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
John G. Montgomery
Prohibition
Washington
Tacoma
Montgomery
Canada
Demonstration of Molecular Motion with Mercury-Sealed Tube
Popular Mechanics Magazine describes a simple heating apparatus where boiling mercury lifts glass particles into an upper chamber. The particles move and collide with each other and the tube walls, illustrating hypothetical molecular motion for classroom demonstrations.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
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