Butte Hosts Notables and Visitors at Local Hotels
Local notices list many guests in Butte at the Grand Thornton Acoma and New Finlen hotels. Names include Dr. Cole and Phil Roth of Laurel, B H Beardsley of Billings, Irene Brady of Anaconda, J H Gould of Billings, Mrs. Harry Johnson of Great Falls, Susan L. Rosenan of Helena, and multiple Great Falls and Billings residents. Also mentions shopping tours, a church meeting, holiday card displays, and a health ad offering Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cole
Phil W. Roth
Laurel
Butte
B. H. Beardsley
Billings
Acoma
Mary Paper
Irene Brady
Anaconda
Fintet
Metals Bank Bulla
AM. J. Simpson
H. E. Stamm
Great Falls
New Finien
Harry Johnson
New Finten
J.H. Gould
Thornton
Duncan
It Falls
Grand
Susan L. Rosenan
Helena
Orton Bros
B. F. Doyle
H. Tuller
Mra
S. Brown
City
B.C. Marr
Trudnowski
Harlowton
Don Smith
Family
Uts
John McDermott
Drummond
Emma Owen
Virginia City
Harriet Peoples
Deer Lodge
Mae Higgin
Manhattan
New Finlen
Crossland Brook
Judith Fred W. Sweet
Townsend
Fred Lampoon
Whitehall
Frank Lunn
Pat Hoen
Charles Wetzel
Frank Ryan
George Klessig
Stanley Matz
Governor Endorses Christmas Seals Campaign in Montana
Gov J B Erickton commends the Montana Tuberculosis Association and endorses the annual Christmas seal drive. He praises advances against the white plague, notes Montana’s sanitarium and decreasing death rates, and urges widespread public support for the campaign. The letter emphasizes state and county efforts and asks for a generous response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Tuberculosis Society
J.B. Erickton
Montana
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Butte Open Forum Plans Hobbies Discussion
The weekly Sunday forum at YMCA parlor begins at 2 30. Members describe their idiosyncrasies under the topic Hobbies. Kathleen Baird Sullivan, music director at Rt. John’s Episcopal Church, and Evan Roberts present the musical program for the event. Silver Bow Circle notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte ‘Open Forum
Ym.ca
Kathryn Baird Sullivat
Rt. John's Episcopal Church
Evan Roberts
Silver Bow Circle
Basis Proposed to Settle Coal Strike by AP News
A proposed settlement plan for the anthracite coal strike urges a 50 cent daily rise for the lowest paid miners, no overall price rise for firms with 1934-26 returns, 25 cent per ton domestic coal increase, and a revision of piece work rates. The plan calls for a committee of operators and miners to set wages, adjust balloting, and oversee a check-off system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Temperature ranges and weather notes across western cities
A weather summary reports high and low temperatures for Havre Kaliepett Miles City Calgary Chicago Los Angeles New York Portland Be Paw Salt Lake City San Francisco Beattie Spokane Williston Yellowstone and more. A well developed high pressure area over the Canadian plains brings a general rise in pressure. rain and snow are reported in Washington Northern Oregon Southern Idaho and parts of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Canadian
Grand Jury Indicts In Butte In United States Session
Twenty seven indictments were returned by the grand jury in Butte regarding liquor violations and related offenses. Constantin Schulte faces a fourth prohibition violation, a first in Montana federal court. Other cases include third violations and lounge crimes with several defendants not yet named. Trial dates and arraignments are set for December with several defendants arrested on bench warrants. The term opens at 2 30 p m in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Conda
Court For
Montana
J. W. Sullivan
Steve Sullivan
Dee
Englewood Wins Bright Clash In Boy Grid League
Englewood defeated the Bobcats 12 to 0 in a close league clash ending the schedule. Harp scooped a Bobcats fumble for a touchdown amid a game marked by Englewood pressure and a key punt return by McGee. Sullivan kicked off a fumble in a pivotal early drive that energized the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boye Football League
Bobcats
Jerry
McGee
Mobcat
Englewoode
Bobs
Englewood
Hobcats
Sullivan
George Coughlin of Walkerville Dies
George Coughlin of Walkerville dies at 63 after about two decades mining in Walkerville. A native of Vermont, he was preceded by a brief film fragment in reported text and survived by a step-daughter from Butte Street. Funeral arrangements set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coughlin
Walkerville
George Coughit
Vermont
Mir Coughlin
Mi 1
Buttestreet
Emme... Executed in Athens Crime Scandal
In Athens a crime story reports the execution of Polleo Zaphir and Drakatos Citicer for embezzlement of public funds. Both men faced a related incident tied to the same alleged scheme, with authorities emphasizing a coordinated criminal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmexelers
Athens
Polleo Zaphir
Weronist
Citicer
Drakatos
Thanksgiving sermon in Butte church stresses national and state merit
The Lutheran minister yesterday preached on gratitude, praising Montana for growth in copper, gold, silver, dairy, poultry, and potatoes. He urged thankfulness for an abundant nation, and for the gospel of salvation, urging sincere gratitude and righteous living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Hudtloff
Montana
Pervon
Boston secretary Rowan commits suicide in Lambidge Mass
In Lambidge Massachusetts on November 26 a man identified as secretary Rowan killed himself. His body was found by friend Kenneth Perry near the location, marking a tragic self-inflicted death case reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankem Eciles Shle
Lambhidge
Mass
Tajaite Rowan
Aisant
Boston
Yahoetine
Kenneth Perry
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