Flood threats cancel Spokane concert amid delta flood fears
Emergency flood warnings sweep Louisiana as Bayou Gea Glatsen and the Mississippi surge toward New Orleans. Authorities relocate tens of thousands to safer areas, while Big Bend and Avovelien parishes brace for impact. In Montana, a last minute concert substitutes are arranged as artists perform for displaced audiences, highlighting local resilience amid disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eestine
Cross Ofti- Clab
Bunkie
Munsura
Alexandria
Melville
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Bayou Gea Glatsen
Crescent City
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ris
Pacer Kcine
Sale of Service Club to Sought
The Intermountain Auto Service club a co operative operating service stations at Arizona and Broadway and on South Montana street seeks to block sheriff sale by filing a bond with Judge W E Carroll. Utah Oil and Refining seeks sale after a 350000 bond. temporary injunction ends today if bond not filed. club already posted 1000 but bond sufficiency disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Intermountain Auto Service Club
Arizona
Broadway
Montana Street
Welock
Sheriff's
W. E. Carroll
Utah Oi! and Zoning Company
Bourdup Oi
Sepany
Utah
Corm
Service Club
Broad Way
Roundup OK and Refining Company
Elduse
Utah Company
Oba
Closing of Mueller Estate Objects 70 in dispute
Objections to the distribution of the Kathya Mueller estate were filed in Tisilet court by guardian Mra. dane Sifigsine for Shirley Here Fig. The guardian argued for estate closure and a Mage payment of 425 per month to a beneficiary until she reaches the age of 21. The court set the account for next week with Judge Se Byneh presiding and appraiser Mc Intyre approved for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathya Mueller
Tisilet Court
Mra
Dane Sifigsine
Shirley Here
Atelier
Tom Isel Tor
Guardian
Biellis
Afr
Walker
Mra Muder
Ebrugry
Tinal
Charles Muelier
Ay McIntyre
Rosemont Carnival Closes Amid Special Fund Drive
Local event at Rosemont ends after a final ten days of fundraising. Organizers describe a special program with a chance to win an automobile as a highlight for attendees and donors. The Woodmen of America and other groups support the effort to secure funds for the community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dani
Deith
Ader Woodmen of America
Iocamont
Halt-Atier
Crash Into Pole Ends With Jail Time Wrecked Car
At about 1130 tonight at the corner of excelstors and Caledonia streets the Connor vehicle struck a telephone pole. Connor was arrested by Officer Finnevich and charged with driving while intoxicated. His car was badly damaged with the wheel tight and the running board torn. Lee Nordo was also arrested by Detectives Roe and Reagan for breaking a window and booked at the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelstors
Caledonia Sreets
Qconnor
Finnevich
Etualton S
Connor
O'Conan
Lee Nordo
Roe
Reagan
Oré- Host Rite FredKorpt
Love Missives and Hearts on Trial at California Court
The long court session centered on Miss MacKaye and the Ray mond Kelly case. Testimony revealed private letters and telegrams between the actors, including a letter signed Paul and endearment lines. Kelly appeared downcast as proceedings continued amid tense exchanges between counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
M Maret
Darlin
Tim
Paul
Miss MacKaye
London Raid Sparks Debate Over Police Search Powers
Parliamentary debate centers on the home secretary over a raid tied to a police search warrant. MPs challenge the inquiry as an administrative matter while noting the foreign office lacks details. The issue involves alleged mistreatment of women and Soviet employees amid wartime tensions. More vessels now favor the American navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Secretary
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Scotland
Foreign Office
Commons
M. Rosengelt
Final Meeting of Butte Radio Fans
The final meeting of the season of the Butte Radio club at the courthouse clubrooms was large and instructive. A photo by Frank Ward captured members and receiving sets for national magazines. Fred Hoeringham detailed a South American mining tip. Everingham described gear carried by pack animals. The group praised Balboa station and discussed interference elimination by power companies and broadcasting via the orange chain. Townspeople planned a summer park event supervised by Dan Georgievich. Adjournment was set for the president’s later time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Radio Club
Photographic Corps
Frank Ward
Fred Hoeringham
Trevelopment Company
Vanderbilt
Ecuador
Splendid Procrans
Orange
Pacific Coast
Cub
Dan Georgevich
Hoodoo Day Ends in Mild Misfortune for Butte
A breezy survey on Friday the 12th shows no real dire occurrences. No one admits being victim of malevolent fates though several residents report odd luck and missed visits. Friday May 12 1927 recorded strong normal conditions with hoodoo debunked by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Wat
Ben Hardin
Cinders Ball Park
Ben
Ole
Ola
Normley
Temple Pantages New Name Opens at Parkway Vaudeville
Vaudeville debuts at the Parkway for a three day run with five acts. Stafford and Louise company share honors with Raymond Bond and company. The revue number Dance Moods headlines the program along with Good Night and other performances. Robin Hood themed acts and a ladder stunt appear as part of the lively bill. The show includes a new Bond production and features a Chinese population note and other variety acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balte
Misa Vera Curtin Dramatic
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lawrnce A. Lambert
New York
Nerto Martuee
Itctien
Margaret Mattence
Temple Theatrenauer
Butte
Prizon Donna
Kpokane
Hutte
Lambert
Matzenauer
Senor Martuce
Mme
Woolfall
Temple Theater
Mme. Matzenauer
Matzenser
Mise Curtis
Pacco
Verdi
Arte
Bell di
Nietus
Kruno Huhne
Cadman
Chopin
G Martucci
Woolfail
the Parkway
Tomorrow
Stafford and Louise Company
Raymond’ Bond and Company
Iece
Bond
New York City
Vandeusle
Coakley
Van
Stwo
Black Crows
Ray Bauelatre
Pierre
Directors Ready for Year’s Work
The new board of directors of the chamber of commerce met yesterday and appointed a nominating committee to select officers for the new year. The committee will report Friday May 20, at which time the election will be held. The board decided to advertise the Montana School of Mines in magazines and periodicals during the coming summer. The campaign will be national in scope. The directors favored cooperation with agencies to promote good roads and tourist travel. The 1927 Butte Typographical Union directory will be prized and bound in thanks to chamber efforts. A letter from the union commends the chamber manager Franke Venable and dues paid for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Iow
Montana State School of Mines
School of Mines
Polkelty
Lutte
Tuite Typographical Union
Franke
Sears
Butte
Orwantentae
Leter
Dan E. Harley
Union
Wife cites cooking in separate maintenance suit
Mrs He'en Howard charges Arthur Howard with contempt for failing to pay temporary alimony and seeks custody of their two year old daughter. The amended complaint, filed in district court, notes Howard’s remarks about her cooking compared to his mother and requests return of $290 loaned to him along with his personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Howard
En Howard
Hi’ Ma
Howard
Salvation Army enlarges Butte district headquarters
Butte becomes headquarters for a larger Salvation Army district covering Montana northern Idaho and eastern Washington. Major James Dee and Mrs Dee command the expanded area after consolidating eastern Washington and northern Idaho with Montana. Dee praised for leadership and Army growth during his tenure in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Butte
Montana
Idaho
Washington
James Dee
Dee
Baynton
Friends of the Army
Boy Scouts Clean Courthouse Yard Today
About 20 Hoy Scouts under Assistant Scout executive B M May will clear rocks and debris from the yard around the courthouse and jail starting at 9 am and aiming to finish by 1 pm. Afterward Angus McLeod will escort the boys through the county jail building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
B. M. May
Andersherift
Angus McLeod
Michigan Grads of Butte Elect Officers for New Year
Members of the Montana university alumni club in Butte elected officers for the coming year at their annual meeting held at the Silver Bow club. The group viewed pictures of recent campus scenes in Ann Arbor after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Butte
Thureday Nih
Ruste Ciih
Theniversity
Miontfea
Silver Bow
Chan AI
Membeve
Ann Arbor
Wen Kyle
Pre Ot Ditlon
Vce
McPherson Milly
the Ions Braylon
Ins
Central Graduates Plan Annual Dance Committees Meet
Central High student association officials announced plans for the annual spring dance. Committees were appointed at a Knights of Columbus club meeting to arrange details and will meet in special session Sunday to finalize plans for the event honoring new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High
Alarani
Knights of Columbus Club
Elks Birthday Party Observance in Butte Tonight
Elks will celebrate their thirty fifth anniversary with song music and impromptu talks by veteran members. The event at the Elks home on South Montana Street runs from 9 pm to early morning with Trown's orchestra and mitt work by Mike Ferris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Trown
Mike Ferris
Elks
Sevral
Howard Meintre
Bill Magill
Fred McQueeney
McQueeney
RR. Schroder
Jack Duggan
J. H. Roberts
Joe Dubey
Fred’ McQueeney
Knights of Khorassan to Hold Ceremonial Tonight
The dramatic Knights of Khorassan will stage a ceremonial tonight at Temple No. 82 in Worth, Texas, announcing a large initiation event. The order, with more than 500 members, plans a formal gathering before imperial authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights OF
Khorassan
Ieee
D. Oy
Worth
Texan
Aus
Child Uninjured After Car Strike on East Copper Street
A two year old boy, James Jennings Jr., is reported uninjured after being struck by a car on East Copper Street yesterday afternoon. The child was rushed to Murray Hospital by attendants from A. Atlen Clinic. The driver, Mrs Conley, remained at the scene and gave her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jennings Jr
Jauien Jennings
East Copper Street
Murray Hospital
A. Atlen
Aewman
Yespital
Conley
Anaconda Man Arrested On Vagrancy Charge
Charles H. Mason of Anaconda was arrested last night by Detective Tori Calpin on a complaint by Dave Pike. Mason is jailed on vagrancy charges and will appear in police court today. Pike posted a $10 bond for his court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Mason
Anaconda
Tori Calpin
Dave” Pike
Mason
Ety Jal
Pike
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heig Bend
Lausiane
John
Parker
Big Bend
Haitemile
Mueller Estate
Rosemont
Pole
Theater
Palo Alto
Love
Ray
Raymond
Charles Harnell
Ana
Resmond
California
Tome
Nevenneh
London
Butte Radio
China
BOY Scouts
Central
Nacondan TN
Nancy Nash
Raymond Hitchcock
Farle Foxe
Sammy Cohen
Ted McNamara Francis For
Sarry
Rances
E Fince Lawrence
Duncan
Thre
Kate and
Elever
Olympic Trio
C—Comics
Sanaena
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!