Butte Newsboys Club Drives Push for City Playgrounds
Mrs. Currah and Mayor MacGinniss back a city playground and bathing pool plan funded by a tax vote under house bill No. 35. The piece traces playground history from Berlin to Boston and New York, noting benefits like order, hygiene, and better behavior among youth while citingEfforts to gain public support and legislative approval in Butte.
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Kent-Wilfred Kent nuptials marked at Shields Avenue home
The Kent residence at 114 Shields avenue hosted a happy gathering Friday evening for the wedding of Erwin Wilfred Kent, described as a well attended local event with family and friends in attendance.
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William Henry Kent
Shields Avenue
Erwin Wilfred Kent
Cornwall bride W. H. Kent wedding in Butte
Amelia Jane Edwards from Cornwall England married William Henry Kent in Butte. Rev J B Gibble officiated at St Paul’s. Kent was best man and Mrs Kent matron of honor. Guests included Rev Gibble and numerous local families. reception featured cream cashmere bride and bouquet of white roses with music and supper.
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Butte
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John Benners Gibble
St. Paul's Church
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Kent
Linen Shower Planned at Kern Home for High School Faculty
On Monday evening at the home of E. L. Kern Miss Josephine Schillinger will host a linen shower for one of the high school faculty who has announced to her intimate friends that she will marry soon.
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E. L. Kern
Josephine Schillinger
High School Guests Include Teachers and Board Members
She notes she does not expect to teach next year and the invited guests will be high school teachers along with several school board members.
Attorney General Opinion on Scalp Bounties and Inspection
Helena May 27 Special Dispatch reports Attorney General Galen holds the new bounty law does not clearly require transmission of punched scalps by inspectors. He says after punching, scalps should be placed on a wire and sealed, then returned to the claimant who must transmit them to the county clerk for a certificate.
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Galen
Dawson County
Colonel Sanders Improves But Remains Weak
Helena May 27 The condition of Colonel Sanders is more favorable now than in several days. He sat up today but remains weak.
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Helena
Sanders
John Bowser Appointed by Attorney General
Helena May 27 John Bowser of Lolo was today appointed by the Attorney General to a state post. The action follows a formal nomination and approval process, with Bowser taking office immediately.
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Helena
John Bowser
Lolo
Timber Sealer Galen Appointed as Ives Successor
Galen named state timber sealer succeeding Frank Ives. Appointment awaits ratification by the full board.
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Eral Galen
Frank Ives
Montana Road Magnate Tours Montana Rail Road Property
Henry D. Moore the Philadelphia financier who owns nearly all Montana Railroad stock arrived in Lewistown by special train with Richard Harlow president of the company and several Philadelphia friends. He recently traveled from Tonopah where reports say he earned about 75000 in a short stay. He tours the line inspecting and praising growing traffic and road condition.
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Lewistown
Henry D. Moore
Philadelphia
Montana Railroad Company
Richard Harlow
Moore
Tonopah
State Land Register John P. Schmit Returns From Te ton
Helena May 27. State Land Register John P. Schmit returned today from Teton county. While away he renewed old leases in Teton and conducted a considerable amount of new business.
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Helena
State Land Register
John P. Schmit
Teton County
Teton
Toulon May 27 Torpedo Boat Destroyers Tourmente and Chevalier
In Toulon on May 27 the torpedo boat destroyers Tourmente and Chevalier were noted in reports from the naval base as part of ongoing patrol and readiness activities. Their movements and status were tracked alongside other coastal units in the Mediterranean.
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Chevalier
Crete Reparation Move Amid Union Tensions with Greece
The cruiser Kle has been ordered to repair and depart to start for Crete as unrest grows over a attempted union of Crete with Greece. The move reflects the impact of the Crete Greece union dispute on naval actions and regional stability.
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Creté
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Greece
Secretary Shaw and Coachman Controversy Sparks Turmoil
In Cedar Rapids Gazette coverage, Secretary Shaw stirs up a disturbance over choosing a personal coachman and hints at future actions to control hiring, illustrating how power can corrupt and lead toward tyranny.
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Shaw
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