Letters Read Rhinelander a Plea to Marry in Court
The Rhinelander case reveals letters from Alice to him praising Al Jolson and Irving Berlin and pressing for marriage. Testimony notes she wrote from a summer camp and a ranch school in Arizona. The courtroom, crowded with white and black spectators, requires five minute recesses each hour to air the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
al Jolson
Irving Berlin
Alice
West
Berlin
New York
James Smith
Rye
N. Y
Arizona
S Smith
Coal Strike Parley Predicted for Next Week
Reports circulated in anthracite fields of a possible compromise to end the hard coal strike. A five percent wage increase or a partial check-off allowing coal companies to collect union dues but not assessments were mentioned. Rumors said miners and operators might meet next Tuesday as John L. Lewis denied hearing of any offers to settle the suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Wilbur Refuses To Relieve Air Officer Rodgers
Commander John Rodgers, chosen for assistant chief of the navy bureau of aeronautics after his attempted flight to Hawaii, has asked to be relieved but Secretary Wilbur refused citing needed training and ability. Rodgers had signaled a preference for active sea duty after his rescue aboard PN-9 No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
John Rodgers
Navy Department
Bureau of Aeronautics
Hawaii
Wilbur
PN-9
Rodgers
Mummy Poses New Mysteries in Golden Shell Discoveries
A Reuters style dispatch notes Egyptian authorities withhold details on Tutankhamun’s mummy and crown artifacts amid strict secrecy. Carter and team refuse full disclosure as Luxor visitors report heavy surveillance and restricted access to the royal necropolis. The Arabic press shows little interest beyond early communiques.
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Carter
Upper
Lower
Egypt
Luxor
Kinga
Royal Necropolis
Lacan
England
America
Tutankhamen
Stanton Bank Wins Return Of Bank Funds In Helena
The Montana Supreme Court reverses Lewis and Clark district court, ordering Claud C. Gray, receiver of the Bank ing Corporation, to pay Stanton Trust and Savings Bank of Great Falls 8574.89. The funds, 8874.84, were in the Federal Reserve on May 2, 1923, when the bank closed. Justice John A. Matthews wrote the opinion. Toomey of Helena represented Stanton Bank.
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Associated Preas
Helena
District Court of
Lewis and Clark County
Claud C. Gray
Banking Corporation
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank of
Great Falla
State Supreme Court
Federal Reserve Bank
Aga
Stanton Bank
Supreme Court
Federal Reserve
Stanton Bank and Trust Company
John A. Matthews
Toomey
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank
Hope of saving M-1 crew abandoned near Devon coast
Plymouth, Nov. 13. All 68 officers and men aboard the submarine Monitor M-1 are believed dead after it disappeared off the Devon coast yesterday morning. The sunken craft is thought to lie in 225 feet of water near Stark Point. A last salvage attempt will be made by a minesweeper early tomorrow, as divers cannot operate at that depth. Two divers volunteer. A wide search fleet scoured the area all night and today. A wreck found this afternoon is suspected to be the missing submersible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Plymouth
Bpng
Devon
Stark Point
Watvara
Melvin's Attorney Seeks Continuance Denied
Judge Lynch denied a continuance for John Melvin charged with a statutory offense. The trial was set for November 20. Melvin, released on a $1000 cash bond, had reportedly left Butte. his attorney argued the defendant was out of state and unavailable for trial. County Attorney Downey opposed delaying the current term setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Lynch
John Melvin
Melvin
W. H. Maloney
Butte
Downey
Elks Exposed Books in Court Ruling
Federal Judge Goddard denied the Elks club bid to halt Buckner from inspecting books and records as part of a grand jury probe sparked by the seizure of nine kegs of alleged beer. The ruling held that secret and other organizations are not immune from subpoenas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Navy
Goddard
Eaks’ Club
Buckner
Potato Show Winners At Butte Potaw Event
Winners announced for attendance prizes at yesterday's Butte Potaw show include Frances Harrington Etta N Snell Mrs Thomas Tracey Nickerson John Egan and others. Prizes awarded for afternoon and evening attendance at the event with listed street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Harrington
Summit A Street
Water Koll Kelly
South
Ohio
Etta N. Snell
Phoenis Block
Thomas Tracey
Philips Avenue
Nickerson
West Gagnon Street
John Egan
West Quarts
BB. Richards
Tansey
Maryland Avenue
Underling
West
Silver Street
Butte Potato Show Promotes Graded Montana Potatoes
Superintendent Pollinger extols Montana grown potatoes to Butte residents and urges housewives to demand U S standard No 1 graded potatoes. Pat Carney, a veteran Montana grower, notes his long history since 1869 and high yields, while J A Fossam praises the show as top quality. The entire exhibit was sold to a local grocer and the Chamber of Commerce declined post show sales.
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Pollinger
Butte
Montana
Pat Carney
Waterloo
Carney
Mr. Carney
Whitetail Creek
Earl Tuttle
Jordan Ranch
Madison County
J. A. Fossam
Mr. Fossam
U. S
Chamber of Commerce
Debt funding terms bring joy to Italy
Rome reports widespread jubilation as details of an agreement between the Italian debt mission and the American debt funding commission emerge. Italian newspapers note the blanket cancellation of 1.713 billion dollars as a substantial concession, while cautioning the burden on future generations.
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Associated Press
Rome
Washington
Italian Debt Mission
American Debt Funding Commission
Count Volpi
America
The
Giornale A d'Italia
United States
Screen Star Glor ia Swanson appeals contempt fine
Gloria Swanson filed notice of an appeal from a Supreme Court ruling upholding a $260 contempt fine for not answering a court subpoena. She was summoned to testify in custody suits by Janet Beecher and Dr Richard Hoffman. S A Cohen sues Swanson for $25,000 alleging she slapped him when served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Gloria Swanson
Supreme Court
Ford
Janet Beecher
Richard H. Hoffman
Miss Swanson
S. Alexander Cohen
Fancy Prices for Turkeys Expected This Thanksgiving
Montana turkey prices rise as eastern buyers pay premium. No. 1 birds of about 10 pounds fetch 46 to 48 cents locally, while eastern markets offer 75 cents a pound or more for plump, tender birds. Weather boosters push Butte and Anaconda demand higher than in years past.
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Montana
Chicago
Butte
Anaconda
Gould heirs to face multi million surcharge in court ruling
The article explains how much the Jay Gould estate may be surcharged by the referee's ruling and how the four trustees including George J. Gould's estate Howard Gould Edwin Gould and Mrs Helen Gould Shepard would each owe about 12 million if the higher estimate holds. It notes seven children from George J Gould would gain over 1 million each and Lady Duneford’s line is excluded from that share.
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de Tallyrand
Frank J. Gould
Jay Gould
Walter B. Walker
Gould
George J. Gould
New Jersey
Referee O'Gorman
Walkerville Pioneer Dave Buckley Forced to Quit
Dave Buckley, longtime Walkerville pioneer and city marshal for two years, was forced to retire from active life after 40 years in the community and enter Galen state hospital this week. A famed prospector and miner, Buckley once worked the property where Walkerville’s city hall now stands and hauled about $36000 in ore. Mayor John Hill expressed regret over his illness as the Walkerville city council prepares to name a successor at Monday’s regular meeting.
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Walkerville
Dave Buckley
Galen State Hospital
Buckley
Little Camp
Butte
John Hill
Marshal Buckley
Girl Scouts Court of Awards 15 Postponed
The Butte council of Girl Scouts of America postpones the court of awards meeting to Friday at 7 30 pm at the Y M C A to present first class Scout medals to Lilly Thomas Helen Ralston and Elizabeth Perham. Commissioner Mrs W O Speer will preside with 80 council members assisting.
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Court of Awards
Butte Council
Girl Scouts of America
W. O. Speer
Butte
Lilly Thomas
Helen Ralston
Elizabeth Perham
Mayor Madjariow of Sofia Assassinated in Discharge Case
Sofia reports mayor M. Madjariow was killed today by a former municipal employee who had been discharged recently. The assassin died by suicide after the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOFTA
Associated Press
Sofia
Military inquiry stalls as officers muzzled at Shenandoah case
The Shenandoah naval inquiry faced delays and recesses as Captain Foley requests removal as judge advocate citing conflict of interest. Mrs. Lansdowne will testify about a written statement Foley prepared, and several witnesses including Dr. Mason and Mrs. Steele Jr. are summoned. Army proceedings plan rebuttal with Major Dargue and others, while war department documents delay testimony.
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Ley
Wilbur
Bhenandosh Court
Lansdowne
Naval Court
J. Edward Cassidy
Wafare
Maj
A. Dargue
Air Service
Foley
Navy
Mitchell Court
Shenandoah Court
Suit Involves Ore Flotation Process Infringement
Metals Recovery company of Maine sues Anaconda in federal court alleging patent infringement in a flotation ore treatment process. The complaint seeks an injunction and accounting. Action filed by E. B. Howell of Butte for Metals Recovery.
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Metals Recovery Company
Maine
Anaconda Company
E. B. Howell
Butte
De Molays Dinner Dance Planned At Gregson Springs
Highland chapter of De Molay will host a dinner dance at Gregson Springs this evening. Dinner is at 7 30 with dancing to follow at 9 30 and the event to conclude at 1 30.
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DE Molays
Highland Chapter
de Molay
Gregson Springs
Christmas postal service curtailed with early closings
Postal offices will close on Christmas day this year, with public notices urging early mailing. Postmaster General New seeks broad publicity to push early shopping and mailing so all Christmas mail is delivered or cleared before Dec 23 or 24. Businesses, theaters, schools and chambers of commerce are enlisted to spread the message.
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New
Butte
Chambers of Commerce
Bulletin
Montana Miners Face Mormon Aggies In Logan Utah
Montana School of Mines football team led by Coach Charlie McAuliffe travels to Logan Utah to meet Utah Aggies in an old rivalry. Utah Aggies defeated Montana State collegians last week and may face Brigham Young next. Butte collegians close season Thanksgiving against Idaho Tech.
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Charlie McAuliffe
Godfrey Walker
Montana School of Mines
Logan
Utah
Utah Aggie
Aggies
Ore Diggers
Dick Romney
Miners
Butte
Montana
Montana State Collegians
Art Romney
Brigham Young University
Butte Collegians
Idaho Tech
Pocatello
Hart Fails to Appear in Monahan Fight in Miles City
Frankie Monahan fought twice in exhibition bouts after Bobby Hart failed to show for their scheduled bout in Miles City. Reports say no reason for Hart’s no show is known and the crowd was disappointed as Monahan entertained with exhibition bouts. A separate note mentions Pavlova blue being worn in England this fall.
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Frankie Monahan
Bobby Hart
Miles City
Hart
Butte
Monahan
England
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs Mary R Bene of 818 Payson St Kewanee Illinois says after a year and a half marriage she used the Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for ill health. She credits the remedy with improving her health bringing two healthy daughters and renewed energy for daily work.
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Kewanee
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Mary R. Bene Pict
Payson St
Kewanee, Ill
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Adverts Use By Mothers
A Richwood Ohio mother Nancy Mather says FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR eased cold symptoms for her children. The ad claims thousands of mothers rely on it for cough relief and notes the product contains opiates and is sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Nancy Mather
Richwood
Ohio
FOLEY
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