Armistice Day Celebrations Loom Large in Butte Parade
Butte prepares for a giant Armistice day demonstration led by American Legion volunteers with plans to showcase bonus support. Arguments over which division dominates informally fuel efforts as Scout Chief Owen calls Boy Scouts to march bearing war service medals. Chamber of Commerce hosts tonight’s planning meeting to set parade marshal and orator while local businesses ready festive window decorations.
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Butte
Billie Price
Horace Casey
American Legion
J’rice
Casey
Benjamin Owen
Scout
Silver Bow
West
Granite Street
Owen
Boy Scouts
Ellis Dutton
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Michael Askins Dies in Butte Engineer at St Lawrence Mine
Michael Askins died yesterday morning at his home on Dakota Street in Butte at age 46. He had lived in Butte 25 years and worked 15 years as a hoisting engineer at the St Lawrence mine. Born in Ireland he came to America as a young man. Survived by wife Julia, daughter Mrs M S Williams, son Howard, a brother Tom of Douglas Ariz, four brothers and two sisters in Ireland, and sister Sister Mary Phillipia in England. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Michael Askins
Dakota Street
Askins
Butte
St. Lawrence
Ireland
Julia Askins
M. S&s. Williams
Howard Askins
Tom
Douglas, Ariz
Mary Phillipia
England
Riot call draws sheriffs and police to Meaderville scene
A Meaderville riot call around 11:15 last night sent six deputies and five officers to Centerville Meaderville and Hub addition. Arriving officers found combatants warned and fled. The brawl stemmed from a football game yesterday afternoon with Meaderville defeating the Hubs. No arrests were made.
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Meaderville
Sheriff's Office
Centerville
Hub
Scoutmasters Session Tonight in Butte With Training and Dinner
Scoutmasters from SGoy Scout troops around Butte meet tonight for a business session and a training course. Dinner at 6 15 for association members at the Squirrel cafe West Park street corner of Dakota. Varl Gensberger presides. Following, members gather in the chamber of commerce rooms for the training led by Scout Commissioner Owen. Special business matters to be considered.
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Sgoy
Butte
Association
Squirrel Cafe
West Park Street
Dakota
Varl Gensberger
Chamber of Commerce
Owen
Beloit man dies after parachute fails to open
Charles Hopkins aged 37 died after leaping from an airplane at about 1,000 feet when his parachute did not deploy. The accident occurred near Beloit Wisconsin on November 7. Hopkins was employed as a parachutist and is survived by relatives. Investigators were sent to the scene to determine the cause of the malfunction.
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Beloit
Wis
Charles Hopkins
Butte News Notes Bazaar at Emanuel Lutheran Church
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. come to Boulder hot springs to relax. Mrs. A. McManamy of New York demonstrates Pictorial Review patterns today at the P O News Stand. Business is good in the stationery and office supply department of the Pr O News Stand. Bazaar features home made luncheons and fancy work. The Ladies' Aid will hold its annual bazaar November 8 9 and 10 at the Chocolate Shop 43 West Park.
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Orton Bros
Boulder Hot Springs
A. McManamy
New York
P. O
Pr. O
Ladies’ Aid
The
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Chocolate Shop
West Park
Notice from F O Eagles Seeks Candidates Monday Social Event
Notice from the F O Eagles announces a Monday evening gathering with a significant business of importance including the initiation of candidates and a large social program with a treat for everyone. Signed by P O Netl president and John Rowe, Bec.
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P. O'Netl
John Rowe
Bec
Halloween Play at Dillon Normal College Delights Audience
The annual Halloween party at the Dillon Normal College featured a two act comedy It centered on the theft of It Miss Pickles and Miss Hills staged clever antics culminating in a court scene The mystery It proved to be a common cup The junior and new faculty stunts followed with spooky spooks a rainbow chorus and a mock West East clash The Departed Spirits of the Institution stirred the afterglow with alumni and ex faculty in ghostly roles
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State Normal College
Dillon
Professor Clark
Itt
Miss Pickles
Agnes Scallon
Montana Hills
Dorothy Adams
Miss Hills
Elliott
West
Ilinois
Kansas
Nebraska
East
Clark
Finch
Shakespeare
Curran
Iblings
Roberts
Hottman
Needham
Degan
Catherine Jones
Monroe
Richard Price
Father Time
the Bluffer
F. D. Willis
Beau
May Price
John Orr
Edna Ketchum
Kress
Carl Taylor
Osoeoder
Oldsted
Laura Hildreth
Butte Hunter Is O Not By Friend
A hunting accident left Winters badly wounded after a five mile canyon trek. He was found by a boy near Durant and rushed to aid with six reluctant volunteers and Dr James from Murray hospital arriving by auto. Winters, a heavyset man, lives at 1713 Grand avenue with a wife and four young children.
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Wood Road
Winters
Durant
Thomas Powell
Powell
Butte
Tom Higginson
Jack Thomas
Will Simmers
James
Murray Hospital
Mr. Winterscheide
Grand Avenue
Grandon
Irish Protest Circles White House Over Death of Terence MacSwiney
Hundreds of Irish sympathizers marched in single file around the White House for about an hour in protest of Terence MacSwiney's death. The demonstration, organized by the Friends of Irish Freedom, will be repeated nightly for 73 days, matching the days of his fast.
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Washington
White House
Terence MacSwiney
The
Friends of Irish Freedom
MacSwiney
Minister in Jail for Killing Man at Windsor Raid
Windsor reports that Rev. J. O. L. Spracklin, a Methodist minister and prohibition agent, was moved to Sandwich jail after the shooting death of innkeeper Beverley Trumble during a raid. The inquest, adjourned for a search for a man named Ed Smith, heard that Trumble may have been armed, and Christened church members pledged to aid Spracklin’s defense.
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Windsor
J. O. L. Spracklin
Beverley Trumble
Sandwich
Ed Smith
Trumble
Smith
Spracklin
Public Talks On School Bond Issue
The Butte Woman's council will host an open forum at the high school auditorium Wednesday at 8 o'clock. The discussion centers on the proposed bond issue for public school buildings to be submitted to voters on Saturday next. The meeting will be open for public discussion.
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Butte Woman's Council
McAdoo urges calm after election defeat in nation
William G. McAdoo, former treasury secretary, says the country must subsist from war time passions and partisan appeals. He asserts the GOP holds presidency and both houses after March 4 and calls for cooperation, unity, and renewed Democratic service to the people. He warns against class and racial prejudices and stresses dispassionate public service.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Washington
America
Georgia Republicans to contest election in three districts
Three Republicans who lost to Democrats in Georgia congressional races will press challenges before Congress on irregularities. The candidates hail from the First, Fifth, and Ninth districts, marking Georgia’s absence of a GOP House member since Reconstruction.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Congress
Canvass Ends With No Changes in County Results
The county canvassing board finished review of votes and found no changes to announced results. Only the sheriff figures were tabulated, showing Duggan with a 199 vote majority over Carlson. The board will complete remaining offices and reveal final tallies this morning.
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Sheriff
Duggan
Carlson
Tax bill continuation and battle over revenue act provisions
The treasury pushes for a 4 billion dollar revenue act next year while Ways and Means debates methods to raise the funds. With Victory notes maturing and war savings due, a 4.009 billion level may extend to 1924. Treasury and Republican Congress factions clash over excess profits taxes and tariff strategy as duelist advocates are barred from voting in Michigan.
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Treasury
Congress
War Savings
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