Funeral notices for Dickenson and Connors
The funeral of Stephen Dickenson is set for Saturday at 2 PM from the family residence 204 Missoula Avenue with Rev. Spencer officiating. Interment will be in Mount Moriah cemetery. The remains of James M. Connors, 31, are at his brother Peter J. Connors 411 East Park and will be sent Sunday by rail to the family plot in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Dickenson
Stephen Dickenson
Missoula Avenue
Spencer
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Belisle
Panovich
Rs. Joseph Panovich
East Quarts Street
Serbian Orthodox Church
Philip Sredanovich
Mountain View Cemetery
Young
Chan Youn
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Power Company Tax Fight Over Transcontinental Lines
The Montana Power Company sues in Judge Jackson’s court alleging the state board of equalization overvalued inter county transmission lines. Testimony compares costs and assessments across lines from Missoula to Hamilton and Thompson Falls to East Portal, with projected taxes totaling 26.5 million dollars in dispute as part of 34 statewide suits seeking refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
State Board
Rankin
M. E. Buck
Montana Power Company
Montana
Power Company
Buck
D. M. Kelly
Missoula-Hamilton
Butte-Big Hole
Thompson Falls
East Portal
Thompson Falls-Plains
Milwaukee Railroad
State Board of Equalization
Kelly
Nile P. Haugen
Nest
J. W. Walker
A. J. Violette
R. D. Miller
Board of Equalization
James Connors Called by Death in Philipsburg
James M. Connors aged 21, a Philipsburg resident and Granite native, died yesterday at Butte hospital. He leaves a wife and three children, his mother, two sisters Violet Connors and Mrs. P J ONeill, and three brothers Emmett of Beattie Peter of Butte and William of Princeton. Body to be forwarded to Philipsburg Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Connors
Philipsburg
Butte Hospital
Granite
Mr. Connors
Violet Connors
P. J. O'Neill
Emmett
Beattie
Peter
Butte
William
Princeton
St Mary's Branch Plans Benefit Card Party
St Mary's branch L C B A will hold a benefit card party tonight in Carpenter's union hall. The committee promises several pleasant events and expects a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Carpenter's Union Hall
Newbro Dies at Detroit Aged Butte Pioneer Drugist
David M. Newbro, longtime Butte druggist and founder of Newbro Drug Co, died Friday in Detroit where he had lived since 1901. He created Newbro Herpicide, built wholesale and retail businesses, and served as first president of Washoe Copper. Survived by widow Tillie Hall, three children, two sisters, and a sister-in-law. He was a prominent, energetic figure in Butte’s early mining era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Newbro
Butte
Detroit
Mr. Newbro
Newton Drug Company
North Main Street
Newbro Drug Company
Paxson & Rockefeller
Newbro
E. E. Galagiey
Tillie Hall
Cap'n Billy” Hall
Alice Company
William
Martha
D. M. Jr
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Marcus Daly
Washoe Copper Company
Senate votes on Borah report over Wheeler seat
The Senate rejected a report on Wheeler's seat by 56 to 8 after three hours of debate. Senator Sterling urged that no facts justify disqualifying Wheeler, while Democrats and Republicans clashed over whether the trial should be prejudiced by Senate action. Senator Spencer urged simply to express that Wheeler has no disqualifying question from the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Sentnor Spencer
Wheeler
Sterling
Robinson
Arkansas
Department of Justice
Johnson
California
Montana
United States
South Dakota
Spencer
Swanson
Virginia
Bwaneon
Chicago Slayer Eludes Officers
A Chicago slaying and kidnapping case ends with the nude body found as authorities link a ransom note to a child named Irving Hartman 11. Richard P. Williams, athletic director, led searches with the Hartman family. Coroner Wolff attributes the death to a ransom plot with possible suffocation by a rag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Williams
Irving Hartman
Hartman
Robert
Williams
Frank
Johnson
Daughters of St George Hold Centerville Celebration
The American Order of the Daughters of St George will host its annual event this evening in St George's hall Centerville. The affair features a four concert and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF ST. Gahorghe
American Order of the Daughters of St. George
St. George's Hall
Centerville
Many Shriners Attend Butte Ceremonial Event
The Butte Shrine ceremonial drew numerous Shriners with the Adelphian quartet and Mrs. Sullivan. The Shrine ball ran from 9 45 PM to 1 AM with admission by Shrine card. Clarence Thomas orchestra provided eight pieces for dancing while visitors praised Temple auditorium built for 300000 dollars.
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Adelphian Quartet
Sullivan
Shrine
Shrine Card
Noble Clarence Thomas
Two In Hospital After Street Car Crash
Podorisky and his daughter were taken to St James hospital after a street car collision. Mrs Podorisky and her son were driven home, while the father and daughter reportedly suffer considerable injures.
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Taylor
Podorisky
St. James’ Hospital
Syracuse Pastor Chosen M. E. Bishop
The Rev. Wallace E. Brown of Syracuse New York was elected bishop at the Methodist Episcopal quadrennial conference after five days of balloting. He won on the fourteenth ballot with 561 of 754 votes, overthrowing expectations that Ralph B. Ward of Foochow China would be named bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wallace E. Brown
Syracuse
N. Y
Ralph B. Ward
Foochow
China
Brown
Dr. Ward
Ward
Dr. Brown
Aviator Killed in Home Made Plane Crash
Don Jok isch, a Boise aviator, died when a wing of his home made aircraft collapsed during a test flight. The plane, just completed, plunged 600 feet and crashed through a barn roof. The incident occurred May 23 in Boise, Idaho, and involved an experimental craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Don Jokisch
Clerk Molloy Defies Order To Release Election Records
County Clerk William Molloy defends withholding the register of electors poll books and card index from W Grant Hoage and associates citing heavy workload during overlapping elections. Judge Carroll issued an alternative writ of mandate directing inspection. Molloy to appear to show cause. Hoage group earlier examined envelopes of absent voters ballots. officials plan full disclosure after May 27 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Molloy
Hoage
Hugo Kenck
William Meyer
Meyer
Christian Brothers Provincial Visits Butte
The Rev. Brother P. J. Ryan of New York, provincial of the Christian Brothers, visited Butte and toured Immaculate Conception church. He expressed interest in the new Central High School, to be run by the brothers in September. He then departed for Helena.
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P. J. Ryan
New York
The
Christian Brothers
Butte
Immaculate Conception Church
Central High School
Brother Ryan
Helena
Billings Couple Win Waltz Championship
Mr and Mrs George Potter of Billings won the state waltz championship from Mr and Mrs W C Byers of Butte at the Winter Garden in front of a large crowd. The pair received a $50 purse and were immediately challenged by Mr and Mrs George McArdie of Anaconda, with a later meeting likely to be arranged. Judging was by Ishop a Helena dancing master unfamiliar to the couples.
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George Potter
Billings
W. C. Byers
Butte
Winter Garden
George McArdie
Anaconda
Ishop
Helena
Mrs Dolnec Dies At Home In Butte
Mrs. John Dolnec, 39, died yesterday morning at her home at 2128 South Montana street after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband and three daughters Cecelia Mary and Jenny, plus a brother John Schiea. She belonged to St Joseph's branch of the L C B A and had a wide circle of friends in the city.
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John Dolnec
South
Montana Street
Cecelia
Mary
Jenny
John Schiea
OLeary in Critical Condition After Court Shooting
The condition of John O Leary, who fired 12 shots in federal court, remained unchanged at St James hospital. Attendants report severe headaches and a critical state with a possible chance for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Leary
St. James’ Hospital
O'Leary
Bryan Jonathan Bryan Named Vice Moderator in Presbyterian Meeting
In Grand Rapids on May 23 Presbyterians of the United States of America completed docket clearing and heard renewed appeals for international court support. Fundamentalist influence dominated the sessions with appointments by Dr. Clarence A. MacArtney including William Jonatane Bryan to the vice moderator post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
United States of America
Court of Justice
Fosdick
Clarence A. MacArtney
William Jonatane Bryan
Row Brings Delay in Senate Probe
In Washington on May 23 the Daugherty committee quarreled over federal prosecution of its star informant Gaston B. Means and debated spy activity during the inquiry. Senators, lawyers, and witnesses exchanged taunts as Capitol Police quieted the excited audience and intervened twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty Investigating Committee
Gaston B. Means
Capitol
Veteran Judge Endorses Tanlac After Long Career
Hon A P Tarbox a longtime lawyer and judge from University Place Nebraska testifies Tanlac keeps him on his feet for two years. He cites stomach trouble and indigestion before the Civil War and says Tanlac restored health and strength. He urges others to take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
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A. P. Tarbox
Tanlac
West 23Rd Street
University Place
Neb
Judge Tarbox
Illinois
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Farragut Post
Lincoln G. A. R
Tarbox
Assistant Attorney General Labels Means a Crook in Senate Probe
Hiram C. Todd told senators that Means was a crook and that he could nail him due to the fairy tale about the loss of papers. He spoke amid turmoil over the altercation between principals and adjournment delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram C. Todd
Means
New York
Henderson Released by Mines League Bulletin
Stewart Henderson a pitcher for A C M is released per yesterday Mines league bulletin. The bulletin also notes the signing of Meuter a catcher by the Anodes.
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Daly-Shea Company
Ti East Park Firee
Dennis ‘Ambrosetti
Henry Ambrosetti
J. Co. Ambrosetti
Sam R. White
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Sherman & Reed Service
Sherman & Heed Organisation
Breadwey
Arizona
Joseph Richards, Inc
Pheese
Phene
Cassidy
M. J. Walsh CO
Weet Park Street
Madison County
Frank Bird
James Connors
Detroit, Mich
Chicago
Robert Franks
Oscar Wolff
Red Fez
Temple Auditorium
Jerusalem Temple
New Orleans
M. E. Bishop
Molloy
O’leary
Bryan
West
San Francisco
Columbia Gardens Orchestra
Earl Donaldson
Haydn Simpson
Towle-Winterhalter-Hannifin Co
Drummona
Helmville
Ovando
Brtousness
A. Chamberlain
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