Butte Newswriters plan Montana Newspaper Reference book
The Butte Newswriters association will compile a Montana Newspaper Reference book with biographies and photographs of leading men. Sample booklets will be ready within a week, with full compilation due within three months. Ten categories will be covered, and every town visited to ensure broad representation. Charles H. Tabler and Howard Antrim lead. John Condon handles bios and features. The association will provide free copies to all newspapers in the state.
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Montans
Butte Newswriters” Association
Montana
Charles H. Tabler
Howard Antrim
Newswriters’ Association
Turner Assault Is On Trial Again In Court
Joe Turner, a middle aged man, faces a second trial for criminal assault on a young helper in his candy store on West Granite Street. Deputies Dwyer and Jackson of the county attorney's office prosecute, John Ro Barta defends. Jury seated by noon, testimony to continue after luncheon.
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Joe Turner
Donian
West
Granite Street
Turner
Dwyer and
Jackson
John Ro Barta
Senators Confirm Montana Postmasters in May Session
Washington notes the Senate confirmed several Montana postmasters including J A Wright at Custer J P Lavelle at Columbus Georges Miller at Deer Lodge Eugene Indexter at Dil Mordona C Bahey at Eureka Charles Lepley at Fort Benton Henry H Smith at Joliet Charles L Heers at Judith Gap T A Rigby at Laurel Grant Robinson at Lewistown George K White at Manhattan Alice Densley at Moore Thomas H Rush at Wilcox and George Whitaker at Yellowstone Park Wyo.
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Standard
Washington
Senate Today
Montana
J. A. Wright
Custer
J.P. Lavelle
Columbus
Georges
Miller
Deer Lodge
Eugene Indexter
Dil Mordona
C. Bahey
Eureka
Charles Lepley
Fort Benton
Henry H. Smith
Joliet
Charles L. Heers
Judith Gap
T. A. Rigby
Laurel
Grant Robinson
Lewistown
George K. White
Manhattan
Alice Densley
Moore
Thomas H. Rush
Wilcux
George Whitaker
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Hay's Hair Health promises to restore hair color
Persistent ad copy urges readers to buy Hay's Hair Health to counter grey hair and look younger. It claims instant color restoration and long standing satisfaction, with guarantees and money back if not satisfactory, endorsed by Newbro Drug Co. and various druggists.
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Hay
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Murphy Case Opens in Federal Court Trial
The government prosecutes 3 P. Murphy in federal court with Freeman and Ford leading. Jurors include A. A. Gagner and L. Duggan among others. Grace Heal testifies about meetings with Murphy in Missoula and alleged statements to sign a form exonerating Max Fried from a prior Spokane to Butte affair. Heal says Murphy pressured her to sign, promising her husband’s release but she received no money. Breen questions her credibility as the Fried case looms.
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3. P
Butte
Murphy
Missoula
Fried
Spokane
Gordon
Breen
Ing
Mr. Breen
Ac Breen
Grammar School Meet Set For Saturday At Butts Grammar
Saturday afternoon the second annual grammar school track meet will be held at Imbia Wardens grounds. About 300 boys will compete in 20 events with points awarded for places. Last year Lincoln McKinley and Grant Schools battled for top honors. Children under 16 get free admission and ribbon prizes plus trophies for winning schools.
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Butts Ammar
Imbia Wardens
Ttm
Downer
Maya
Vnal
Avievard
Wil Ail
Rudes
Lincoln
McKintey
Grant
Opinion on Auto Licenses Sets Registration Duty
The Attorney General states that upon selling a duly registered motor vehicle the purchaser must re register in their name and pay the prescribed fee. The opinion supports keeping a current state list of vehicle owners and advises surrender of the old license plate to the Secretary of State to maintain accuracy. Special dispatch notes homestead settlers lack a five month absence allowance and seek a law to permit temporary absence from claims.
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Helena
Kelly Torotary
Alderson Ag
Secretary of State
Woodmen Convention Draws Delegations to Kalispell
Kalispell May 2 special dispatch reports two special sleepers carrying Butte Anaconda and Helena delegations arriving for the Woodmen of the World meeting. Delegations from Missoula Hamilton and Stevensville expected. business sessions planned in the opera house with a banquet, receptions, and excursions as part of the entertainment. Meanwhile ministers postponed Sunday night dances extend timelines for action. ministerial committee to report next Monday morning.
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Kalispell
Ourrying Butte
Anaconda
Hel
Hamilton
Stevensville
Tomorrrow
Thurles
J. E. Erickson
Two Held for Trial in Assault Case
Jack Koski and Nestor Clement were arrested on a warrant sworn by Matt Fossi for assault in the second degree. The trial to determine the accused as the assailants will be held in Justice Shea's court Saturday, May 24.
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Jack Koski
Nestor Clement
Matt Fossi
Fossi
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