Butte Boy Wins Honor in University Debate
The ONeill family of 231 North Washington street received a telegram from John G. Holland Jr in Washington stating their son Emmett ONeill a Georgetown University student earned a notable honor in university debate.
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BUTTE
Thomas O'Neill
North
Washington Street
John G. Holland Jr
Washington, D.C
Emmett
Georgetown Uniersity
Butts High School
Washington
Standard
Holland
Women Voters League Makes Montana Meeting in Butte
The Montana League of Women Voters will hold a special state meeting in Butte on May 24 and 25 with delegates from across Montana expected and possibly some national leaders. Mrs A F Rice will report on the Cleveland convention and recounts a White House talk with President Harding praising the league’s work. The league, not a party, aims to unite women voters for their party’s benefit.
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Montana League of Women Voters
Butte
Montana
A.F. ‘Rice
Cleveland F
Cleveland
Harding
Washington
Milk Inspection Report Shows Varied Fat and Solids Readings
The city milk inspector reviewed two dairies and ten cream samples last week. One sample fell 19 percent substandard, while others exceeded requirements by up to 3 percent. Fat averaged around 5 percent with solids near 13.64 percent. three dairies showed slight shortfalls in solids. Fred Martin of Avoca ranked second with 13.43 solids and 4.2 fats.
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Treasure
Fred Martin
Avoca Dairy
Mormon church conference to be held in Butte
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold a conference in Butte next Thursday evening at Scandia hall 539 South Main street. President Heber C Iverson of the northeastern states mission and Elder George F Richardson of the council of twelve will attend. All members in the Butte district will be present at 8 o clock.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Butte
Scandia Hall
South Main Street
Heber C. Iverson
Northeastern States Mission
George F. Richardson
Council of 12
Mormon Church
Beale Fined For Narcotics Sale By Justice ONeill
W H Beale was fined 100 dollars and faced 50 days jail for unlawfully disposing of narcotic drugs after two witnesses testified to morphine and cocaine sales. A stay of execution was granted until Monday. The drunks and speeders section notes seven fines of 10 dollars each with one acquittal and multiple minor penalties.
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W. H. Beale
Justice O'Neill
Beale
Shea
Poles Court
Yenter da Bix
Saine
Anaconda Hunters Face Trouble Over Grebe Prank
Four Anaconda men J P Christie James Drumgoole J B Harper and George Gustafsen were acquitted after being tried in federal court for possessing a grebe claimed to be a practical joke. The bird, found near Georgetown Lake, triggered a migratory bird case tied to a treaty between the United States and Great Britain. The defendants must pay fines totaling 3 678.59 or face forfeiture of property. City births noted include May dates for Kennedy Miller Kelley and Steadman families.
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J.P. Christie
James Drumgoole
J 3. Harper
George Gustafsen
Anconda
Georgetown Lake
Washington
Butte
United States
Shelton
Great Britain
Congress
Canada
Wyoming
Doe Lempke
Matt Kennedy
North Arigona Street
Chauncey Miller
East Broadway
Walter “G. Kelley
Steele Street
David Steadman
South Idaho
Government files more tax liens this week
Internal revenue department assessments against Butts and other property owners fined for Prohibition violations were filed with the clerk and recorder yesterday. The totaled figures and details were not fully disclosed in the brief notice.
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Internal Revenue Department
Notice to Trespassers at old Scott Peck ranch near Anaconda
Trespassers, damaging or removing material at the old Scott Peck ranch near Anaconda will be severely prosecuted. All such cases will be reported by William Beach, acting for North Butterining Co.
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Old Scott Peck Ranch
Anaconda
William Beach
Company
Clothing Drive Urgent Need for Children’s Wear in City
Word from Bradshaw of Associated Charities notes steady demand for clothing and shoes for children of all ages. Donors are urged to call 068 between 8 and 12 for pickup. a wagon will collect any on hand. Also, Mrs. P J Clifford of 110 South Jackson Street has moved home from hospital and may receive visitors.
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Bradshaw
Associated Charities
Chari Iiles
Ang Mra
P. J. Clifford
South Jackson Street
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