Butte to Stage Fourth of July Celebration Plans
The chamber of commerce publicity committee announced a rapid rollout for the Fourth celebration with 500 letters mailed and windshield stickers distributed. Sports chairman Angell outlines a cautious boxing card while carnival plans include bands, parades, floats, fireworks, horse racing, baseball, and a program of games aiming to attract over 10 000 out of town attendees.
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Yester
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Standard Cooking School Gains Confidence of Butte Housewives
Interest in the free cooking school opening Tuesday at the Winter Garden runs high as the third annual program moves from the Chamber of Commerce to larger quarters. Mrs Alma EB Hunt returns to direct, with Loomis entertainers and daily prizes of kitchen staples for 30 to 40 attendees.
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Standard Cooking School
Butte
Winter Garden
Chamber of Commerce
Alma EB. Hunt
Inquest Planned Into John Sullivan Death
Coroner Pat Holland announced an inquest Friday to determine the cause of death of 25 year old John Sullivan of Centerville. Sullivan died at his brother Eugene Sullivan's Mullen Street home after severe pains suggesting poisoning. He is survived by siblings in Ireland and burial is set for 9:30 Friday at St Law’s Church and Holy Cemetery. autopsy may be performed.
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John
Sullivan
Centerville
Eugene Sullivan
Mullen Street
Center Wille
Butte
Mary
Elizabeth
Michael
Timothy
Ireland
J. Law‘s
Holy Cemetery
200 Ships to Be Offered as Scrap
The ship ping board approved a plan to advertise 200 designated ships for sale as scrap. The measure, adopted four to one, aims to streamline the fleet while Chairman O Connor heads to Detroit to meet Henry Ford amid hints he may bid on the scrapped ships or buy others for operation. The 200 vessels total 17,130 dead weight tons and include coal burners and oil burners of various tonnages.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board
O'Connor
Ing
Detroit
Henry Ford
Mr. O'Connor
Mr. Ford
South America
Acrapps Committee
Issner
Montana Supreme Court Writ Sought Over Rasmussen Parole
Blaine county attorney asks the Montana supreme court for a writ of supervisory control to block Judge Charles A. Rose from suspending Sig Rasmussen's 60 day jail term for unlawful possession of liquor. The appeal was dismissed but Rose ordered Rasmussen paroled to his attorney. Writ returnable June 6.
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Associated Press
Helena
Serbs Lose To Poles In East Side Battle
An east side brawl at a Polish residence on East Granite Street left three Serbians hospitalized with serious head injuries. Bud Mirich, Zioka Nabroieh, and George Smiley sustained notable wounds as Polish natives attacked with clubs, rocks, fists and feet. Mike Smoag, host of the party, was arrested on assault charges. The clashing crowd included residents in the 300 block.
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Murray Hospital
Paderewski
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Zioka Nabroieh
George Smiley
East Broadway
Mike Smoag
Calpin and Morrison
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