Official Cantasa NF Tuesday Vote canvass in Silver Bow
The county canvass of Tuesdays election in Silver Bow began yesterday afternoon, with the board of county commissioners and the clerk and recorder overseeing seven precincts. Returns were canvassed and certified without material changes, though delays occurred while rearranging forms to match tally books. By last night adjournment at 5, the pace was brisk and minor changes remained unlikely to alter results. One note: two Republican presidential selectors earned 10 votes, and a defeated Democratic legislative candidate gained five votes in Precinct No 3.
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Silver Bow County
Board of County Commissioners
Anaconda Bowlers Edge Butte In Narrow Victory
In a tight contest at the Marquette alleys the Montana over bowlers defeated the Anaconda Lumberjacks 2245 to 2184. Butte’s Heffernan led with 192 pins and tied Anaconda’s Young for high average at 478 as individual results followed.
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Montana
Anaconda
Marquette
Vistors
Montana Power
Heffernan
Butte
Young
Two Forfeited Bowling Matches Tie Up City Leagues
Two bowling matches were forfeited at Y M C A alleys in recent league play. In the Professional Men's league Empire Gym failed to appear, giving Yeren Bank the wins. Lutey of the Commercial league also credited after Electrics did not show. Mines league winner Zine beat First-Aid 1929 to 1701 with game scores 681 611 637 for Zine and 505 656 640 for First-Aid.
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Empire Gym
Yeren Bank
Lutey
Electrics
Barnet Leaves for Indianapolis Meeting of Legion
Ben Barnet state adjutant of the American Legion departs today for Indianapolis where Commander Gal Wraith has convened a meeting of state adjutants. The session is set for November 9.
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Ben Barnet
American Legion
Indianapolis
Galwraith
Mrs Tf Cates Sets Out for Portland for two weeks
Mrs Tf P Cates well known orchestra leader and pianist left yesterday for Portland Oregon to visit her parents and expects to be gone two weeks. The tide rises about ten feet in the mouth of the River Elbe.
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Tf. P. Cates
Portland
Ore
Elbe
Duggan Election to Be Contested Amid Irregularities
Republican candidate George Carlson declares intent to contest the sheriff race against Larry Duggan, with attorney William Meyer acting for Carlson. A recount is planned if official totals do not change, amid claims many votes for Madge Brogan Duggan were misread as votes for Duggan, and other precinct irregularities alleged including ballot neglect.
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George Carlson
Larry Duggan
William Meyer
Carlson
Madge Brogan Dugan
Administrator
Legion Committee to Meet at Helena
A meeting of the American Legion legislative committee has been called at Helena next week to discuss matters affecting former service men to be presented to the next legislature when it convenes at the start of the year.
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Legislative Committee of the American Legion
Helena
Balkovitz George 15 dies at home in Butte
The 15 year old Balkovitz George, beloved son of Mrs Mary Balkovitz, died last evening at 94 Pine Street. The remains are at Daly Sheachanel. Surviving are his mother, four brothers John Nick Frank and Rudolph, and three uncles George Frank and Matt Batkovitz, all of Butte. Funeral notice later.
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George
Mary Balkovitz
Pine Street
Daly-Shea Chanel
John
Nick
Frank
Rudolph
Matt Batkovitz
Butte
Butte parade to push four fold bonus plan
Veterans in uniform lead a city parade from the courthouse to Butte high school for a demonstration in favor of the four fold bonus plan before Congress. The event includes the Butte Mines Band, Bell ringing, floats by organizations, and a post-parade meeting to draft resolutions for Montana’s senators and congressmen.
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Butte
Congress
Butte High School
Montana
Butte to Restore Eight Cent Car Fare This Month
The Butte street railway company reports an operating loss of 6447.90 in September while collecting an eight cent fare. Officials say the 8 cent fare will likely be restored around November 15. Many seven cent tickets have been cut and will be honored or redeemed at the company office.
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Pany
Decline in political crimes in Ireland reported
Dublin authorities report a steady decline in political crime last week, while guerrilla warfare against crown forces continues with growing intensity. Police resignations fall and recruitment from Ireland rises as the campaign persists.
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Ireland
Dublin Castle
Red Cross leaders urge constructive charity at home and abroad
Red Cross officials in Butte pledge continued support for veterans and disabled ex servicemen. The northern division manager notes many disabled are not recognized as such and urges aid beyond government provisions. Local chapter disbursed over 15,000 to veterans, with 6,866 letters sent and 8,579 dollars on hand. Total year disbursements reached about 20,503 dollars.
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Tom Grimes
American Legions
Butte
Legion
Red Cross
R. C. Branson
Mgr. Branson
Branson
Montana
Washington
United States
Owen
Civilian Relief Commission
Bowen
Troup New Commander American Legion Post
John Troup was unanimously elected commander of Silver Bow posts of the American Legion at the regular meeting on Wednesday evening. J. Mattison was chosen junior commander. Other officers elected: Emmett O'Brien adjutant, Harry Rief finance officer, Dr. P. H. McCarthy post surgeon, Al Shone sergeant at arms, Miss Cecelia Grimeke historian, Darwin McGowan escort.
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John Troup
Silver Bow
American Legion
Regular Legion
J. Mattison
Emmett O'Brien
Harry Rief
P. H. McCarthy
al Shone
Cecelia Grimeke
Darwin McGowan
Referendum vote tallies for Montana measures listed
Helena November 4 figures show initiative and referendum measures and amendments with mixed trends. Key items include Referendum 13 statewide conventions For 12,947 against 13, Referendum 14 boxing commission For 19,242 against 10, Referendum 15 primary law For 13,356 against 9,600, Referendum 16 presidential primary For 11,273 against 14,645, Referendum 24 road bonds For 12,228 against 15,032, Initiative 18 144 mill levy For 25,500 against 12,664, Initiative 19 5 million bonds For 28,365 against, Initiative 26 20,000,900 irrigation bonds For 17,047 against 9,946. Amendment reapportionment school funds For 10,687 against 11,239, Amendment county boards of legalization For 11,179 against, Amendment state board of examiners For 12,066 against 19,287.
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County Boards of Legalization
State Board of Examiners
Official Canvass 10 to Be Held Monday Deer Lodge County
The canvassing board meets at noon Monday to check voter lists and tally eleven special measures. Unofficial reports indicate school measures No 18 and No 19 and boxing bill No 14 carried by wide margins, while the remaining measures likely vote closer.
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Deer Lodge
Anaconda Curling Club readies season opener meeting
W. N. Kelly secretary announced revival of the Anaconda Curling Club. A member meeting is set for November 6 at the A. C. M. pay office to elect officers and plan a busy season of the Scotch sport. The rink will be frozen soon and plans include possible out of town matches.
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Anaconda Curling Club
W. N. Kelly
Mines Resume Delayed After Strike Hit Coal Fields
London dispatch notes that coal mines remain shut and full resumption of work is not expected until Monday. Railways are also anticipated to restore normal service by then after the recent miners strike.
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London
Elso
Dixon Congratulated by Anaconda Poet and Mason Leader
Anaconda’s Harry C C Simmons, a noted poet and Mason, sends warm congratulations to Senator Joseph M Dixon Missoula Mont on his governor election. Simmons praises Dixon as a builder of unity and asks God to support his aims, signed Fraternally Harry C. Simmons.
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Harry ©. Simmons
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Simmons
Senator Dixon
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Legislative Tilt Evident In Montana Gubernatorial Notes
Nov 4 Montana returns show a Republican landslide in state elections. Of 51 legislators elected, 47 Republicans and 4 Democrats overall, with nine of ten senate seats going to Republicans. The roll call lists dozens of named senators and representatives across counties, including Beaverhead, Cascade, Flathead, and Missoula, with a mix of Republican and Democratic winners.
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Heluna
Montana
Senate
Beaverhead
F. A. Waterbaker
H. W. Rodgers
Big Horn
C. W. Green
James Perrine
Granite
H. J. Faust
Deportation cases at Bisbee dismissed
Douglas Ariz Nov 4 Judge Samuel Pattee dismissed the cases against all remaining defendants tied to the Bisbee deportations of alleged agitators among copper miners. Action followed a motion by County Attorney R N French.
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Douglas, Ariz
Samuel Pattee
Tombstone
Ariz
R. N. French
Fines Set In Place Of Warnings For Disorderly Youth
Judge Daniels sentenced a young man known as John Doe for disturbance, replacing warnings with a $25 fine after noting repeated failures to reform. The judge said continued drinking led to arrests and vows the fine would act as a deterrent, with the youth promising to forgo moonshine.
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John Doe
Daniels
Price Structure Says Tear Down Faster Than Build Up
Pittsburg Gazette Times notes the axiom faster to tear down than build up is misapplied to modern price structures, warning against neglecting long term value in economic planning and policy.
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Pittsburg Gazette Times
Many Respond to Elks Roll Call in Anaconda Lodge
More than 209 members of the Anaconda Elks lodge answered the annual roll call last night. After the lodge ritual a social session followed with a plentiful banquet and music. Several Deer Lodge members attended and many letters and telegrams from Anaconda Elks nationwide were read.
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Anaconda F Elks' Lodge
Deer Lodge
Anaconda Elks
United States
Anaconda Briefs Include Local Registrations and Snow
J H Reeley of Butte is registered at the Montana M W Knowles of Helena is in Anaconda on business. The Ladies of the Grand Army meet tonight at Mrs Marcelle 612 Maple with business then social time. Anaconda saw two inches of snow last night and temperatures rose from 21 to 30 degrees above zero.
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Butte
Montana
M. W. Knowles
Helena
Anaconda
Grand Army
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