Airport land sale pitched by Nettleton and Burns
Joseph Nettleton and Edward Burns offered 37 acres for 8000 dollars to the county and city to join with 80 acres already owned for a two runway airport plan. They asked delay of James Rowe’s proposal until a written offer is submitted. A Rowe offer would deed 400 acres to the county if 1600 dollars is spent on runways and drainage. A county attorney says county purchase of a flying field may be illegal. Rowe’s plan would donate land on condition of airport use.
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Joseph C., Nettleton
Edward R. Burns
Commissioners’ Office
James H. Rowe
Nettleton
Burns
Don B. King
Rowe
Patriotic Societies to Convene in Butte Next Monday
Committees from Butte patriotic organizations will meet at the patriotic hall in the courthouse next Monday night to plan for joint state conventions to be held in Butte June 25 26 and 27. Last evening members of some convention committees met to discuss business.
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Butte
Patriotic Hall
Purification Health Ad Promotes Calotabs Course
A drug store advertisement urges readers to purify the entire system with Calotabs, claiming it restores vitality and health. It promotes a family package with full directions for 35 cents and notes physicians endorse systemic purification as a foundation of health.
Knowledge Box Quiz Clues Link Flight, Diplomats and Bible
The item asks to identify an identity connected to an internationally known air flight, name companions, name the new U S ambassador from Germany, state the tongue Jesus spoke per biblical authorities, identify a U S senator who is an apostle of the Mormon church and name him, and locate the Bible verse about humility before destruction. Answers are promised on page 4.
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U.S
Butte Adopts Automatic Dial System for 11 000 Phones
The exchange will switch to automatic dialing after months of study by company engineers. About 11 000 working phones will receive new equipment, replacing most lines except those on private exchanges. Subscribers will be taught how to use the new system and printed explanations will appear in the daily press.
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Butte
Remneus
Butte Water Company
Bell
Three Men Arrested In Theft Case At Rooming House
H A Miller was arrested by Officers McDonald and Roe in a West Mercury street rooming house after Mrs Frances Burch complained of a stolen suitcase. The suitcase was recovered in Miller's room and identified as her property. Miller is charged with stealing the grip.
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H. A. Miller
West Mercury Street
McDonald and Roe
Frances Burch
West Quartz Street
Miller
Stolen Cadillacs Reported In Meaderville And South Main
W F King of Divide reports a Cadillac sedan stolen from in front of a Meaderville cafe last night with license 51 553. E Huntley of 1901 Princeton street reports a Ford touring car stolen from 110 South Main street last night with license 39 430. Deputies search for both vehicles.
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W. F. King
Divide
Meaderville
E. Huntley
Princeton Street
South Main Street
Joe Benski Charged With Reckless Driving After Arrest
Joe Benski was arrested on Casey street by Officers Gerry and Rodda and jailed for reckless driving. He posted a $25 bond and was released from custody.
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Joe Benski
Casey Street
Gerry and
Rodda
Loss of Handbag Reported by Mrs Stell Jordan
Mrs Stell Jordan of 1406 West Copper street reported a missing handbag to police last night. The bag was lost near the Hennessy store and contained 118 dollars. A separate note mentions Miguel Candella, 13, who won first prize in violin at the Paris Conservatoire and drew attention at Monte Carlo during the winter season.
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Stell Jordan
West Copper Street
Hennessy
Jordan
Miguel Candella
Paris
Conservatoire
Monte Carlo
Anaconda Student Sentenced for Burglaries
Joe Wallace a 22 year old Anaconda resident and Montana State college student received a sentence of one to three years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to first degree burglary. The court recommended observation at Warm Springs state hospital for mental evaluation. Police tied thefts to nine dozen roses from Langohr Floral shop and eight Bozeman locations including a jewelry store.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
Joe Wallace
Anaconda
Montana State College
Benjamin B. Law
Wallace
State Hospital For
Warm Springs
T. M. Perrin
Frank G. Slaughter
Langohr
W E Lowry Pioneer Butte Resident Dies
William E Lowry a 1853 Ohio native died Tuesday at his home 1440 Warren Ave Butte After arriving 44 years ago he worked for Clark interests and the Elm Orlu mine He survives two sisters in Ohio two sons and two daughters four grandchildren and a Chicago granddaughter The funeral is Sunday at 2 pm from the family residence with interment at Mount Moriah cemetery
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William E. Lowry
Butte
Warren Avenue
Lowry
Ohio
Clark Interests
Elm Orlu
Sarah Hedges
Martha Short
George Lowry
Jesse Lowry
Jessie Powers
Anna Bentley
Marian Rasmussen
Ruth Trevarthen
William Bentley
Laura Mennucci
Chicago
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Jovita McMahon Weds Earl Richards of Butte
Jovita McMahon and Earl Richards, popular Butte figures, married in Spokane on Tuesday. They plan a coast honeymoon and will reside in Butte. Mrs Richards, longtime Hennessys employee, is daughter of Mrs M McMahon of 419 East Granite. Richards, Montana Leather salesman, is son of Mrs William Richards of 917 West Granite.
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Jovita McMahon
Earl Richards
Butte
Spokane
Mrs. Richards
Hennessy's
M. McMahon
East
Granite Street
Richards
Montana Leather Company
William Richards
West
Bank Bandits Fire On Parrish Bank Desperado Raid
John Parrish cashier and his father A N Parrish die defending their bank after two robbers storm the building. The attackers flee with 7000 dollars and liberty bonds as a posse and guardsmen pursue north of the city, with a possible imminent clash expected.
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John Parrish
A. N. Parrish
Parrish
L. B. Alderman
National
Car Crash Damages Two Vehicles in Butte Report
Police were told Edythe Nelson of 1062 West Mercury hit P. J. Hanratty at 425 North Jackson, causing minor damage to both cars. Albert Jobbes of 225 East Platinum reported his car was struck and badly damaged at Arizona and Galena by a large sedan that fled the scene.
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Edythe Nelson
West Mercury
P. J. Hanratty
North
Jackson Street
Butte
Albert Jobbes
East
Platinum Street
Arizona
Galena
Butte Briefs: Utah Student Visits Father and Mayor Travels
Miss Ruth Burns, a University of Utah student, is visiting her father A. A. Burns at the Butte hotel. Mayor J. J. Harper of Anaconda departed yesterday on the Olympian bound for a trip to New York.
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Ruth Burns
University of Utah
A. A. Burns
Butte
J. J. Harper
Anaconda
Olympian
New York
Downey to rearrest Maurice Salmon over Wild death
County Attorney Tim Downey said an order will be issued to rearrest Maurice Salmon, taxi owner charged as the driver in the March 18 fatal hit and run of Levi Wild, a Butte pioneer. Salmon, released on a $500 bond, faces an inquest set for Friday afternoon and will be held without bonds until then.
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Tim Downey
Maurice Salmon
Levi
Wild
Butte Pioneer
Salmon
Justice of Peace
Louis A. Buckley
Downey
Mr. Wild
Divorce Case Details Custody and Alimony Battle
Lilly Husted and Henry D. Husted aired marital troubles before Judge J. J. Lynch in a divorce trial. Mrs. Husted seeks custody, $80 monthly alimony, and $100 attorney fee while denying cruelty. Husted counters with claims of abuse and neglect. Pearl Houghton and Mike Houghton testified for the plaintiff about family differences and alleged misconduct.
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Lilly Husted
Henry D. Husted
J. J. Lynch
Husted
Pearl Houghton
Mike Houghton
Dozen Die in Bomb Outrage in Buenos Aires
A bomb at the passport bureau of the Italian consulate killed nine and wounded about 41 in Buenos Aires as antifascist unrest surged. A second bomb found at a fascist leader’s pharmacy was prevented from exploding, signaling coordinated violence. Mexico adds a traveling laboratory car to promote nationwide public health.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
South Docks
Government of
Mexico
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