Memorial Service For E G Tonight By Butte Knights Of Columbus
The annual memorial services of Butte council Knights of Columbus are set for this evening at their home with all members honoring departed brothers. William H. Maloney will deliver the eulogy after business sessions. Yesterday high mass for departed knights was held at St John the Evangelist Church officiated by Rev Peter MacDonald. Tonight Father Francis J Dono hue and Father George Maguire of Ireland will sing vocal selections in an important part of the program. Members who died this year include James P Brennan Wilfred Goyer James King Charles Neen and John P ONeill.
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Butte Council
Knights of Columbus
William H. Maloney
St. John, the Evangelist’s Church
Peter MacDonald
Francis J. Donohue
George Maguire
Ireland
K. C
James P. Brennan
Wilfred Goyer
James King
Charles Neen
John P. O'Neill
Great Is Slaughter of Noble Antlered Game
Harry Symons, a merchant, returns from Gold Creek with 17 elk and deer killed in a hunt. He bragged of a 16 prong buck elk weighing 2,980 pounds, shot with a take-down rifle with telescope sights. The hunt produced a record 79,200 feet shot and trophies will be displayed at Hotel Finlen.
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Harry Symons
de Luxe
Frnender
Gold Creek
Butte
Mr. Symons
Forge Catcher in Butte Sentenced for Forgery
J A Allen was arrested in Butte by Detectives Gerry and Rodda after presenting a $50 check for a $20 wreath at West Broadway Floral. He received a 6 to 14 year term at Deer Lodge state penitentiary after word from Billings revealed forged checks totaling several hundred dollars. Allen allegedly posed as a buyer for all concerns in Billings, duping merchants.
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Billings
J. A. Allen
Butte
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Allen
Gerry and
Rodda
West Broadway Floral Company
Weather Man Smiling On Butte With Mild Temperatures
The Butte weather scene shows temperatures around 40 degrees with a high of 42 and a low near 31. Ice artists enjoy skating as the forecast remains favorable with no snow expected despite cloudy skies at night.
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Butte
Arrogoni Named Walkerville Marshal After Resignation
Bat Arrogoni, longtime Walkerville resident, was appointed marshal at a city council meeting. He succeeds Dave Buckley who resigned due to illness. Arrogoni previously held the marshal post and has lived in the city for 35 years.
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Bat. Arrogoni
Walkerville
Dave Buckley
Mr. Arrogoni
Milwaukee Trains Stop at Gold Creek
Milwaukee Road trains Nos two seventeen and eighteen now stop regularly at Gold Creek to accommodate many patrons, as announced yesterday in the Butte offices.
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Milwaukee
Gold Creek
Milwaukee Road
Butte
Marriage Licenses Issued in Silver Bow County
Couples obtaining licenses in Silver Bow yesterday include John Hansen 21 and Ivy Monroe 18 of Butte William Burnell 46 and Mary Casey 39 of Deer Lodge Frank Moore 24 and Nellie Cobe 39 of Butte.
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Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
John Hansen
Ivy Monroe
Butte
William Burnell
Mary Casey
Deer Lodge
Frank Moore
Nellie Cobe
Stephenson Hears Century of Life Sentence
Former Indiana Ku Klux Klan leader Stephenson heard judge Jud Will M Sparks sentence him to life imprisonment for the murder of Madge Oberholser. He protested due process and pledged an appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court as co-defendants Gentry and Bartlene faced separate charges.
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Associated Press
Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
M. Sparks
Madge Oberholser
BD. Ctephenson
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
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Bart Lene
Gentry
Charles A. Gooding
Michigan City
Klenck
Athewer
Ed Butler
Inquiry to Probe Widow Statement in Lansdowne Case
The Shenandoah naval court of inquiry will begin tomorrow to review claims by Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne widow of Commander Zachary Lansdowne that Captain Woley sought to influence her testimony. Major Henry Leonard, the new judge advocate, will lead proceedings with Charles B. Palmer and Captain Foley due to testify.
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Washington
Shenandoah Naval Court of Inquiry
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Paul
Henry Leonard
Marine Corps
Wilbur
Foley
Leonard
Charlies B. Palmer
Univerealt Service
Woman to adopt state ment to court in inquiry
A 14-year-old girl today was sentenced to serve from five to 16 years at hard labor in Bing Sing prison. The sentence was the maximum. Captain Foley will be represented at the inquiry by counsel James & WMasby-Smith, a prominent city lawyer.
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Aleu
Foley
James & Wmasby-Smith
Faul
Alrl
Bing Sing
Long Term For Assault
New York Nov 16 Associated Press reports Henry Wilson Johnson once head of Long Inland Baptist orphanage pleaded guilty to second degree criminal assault. Johnson faces sentencing after the admission of guilt in a case stemming from allegations of abuse at the orphanage last year. Local authorities pursued charges amid ongoing investigations into care facility oversight.
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Long Teerm
Associated Prena
New York
Henry Wilson Johnson
Long Inland Baptist Orphianage
Murderer Hanged at Fort Madison Prison
The Associated Press reports that Thomas R. Simmons was hanged at the state prison in Fort Madison Iowa at 7 51 a m today for the murder of Orton Ferguson a Michigan tourist at a West Liberty location confirmed by authorities
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Reas
Fort Madison
Iowa
Nev
Ilo
Tiarlan RE. Simmons
State Prison
Orton Ferguson
Michigan
West Liberty
Touriet Camp Death Prompts Quiet Farewell
Simmons went to his death without show of emotion, a calm final act noted by observers. The incident focuses on the solemn, unreadable response of those nearby as authorities begin their inquiries.
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Touriet Camp
Simmons
William Trandt Pleads Guilty in Child Slaying Case
Associated Press report from St Paul says William Trandt, who confessed to killing 11 year old Franei Piotetti and whose mutilated body was found Oct 12, pleaded guilty to second degree murder in a Minnesota court. He was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Hugo O Hanft.
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Associated Press
T. Paul, Minn
Wiliam Trandt
Franei« Piotetti
Hugo 0. Hanft
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