Higgins Ordered to Pay 10 Estates
James F. Higgins former administrator of the Katheryn and Arthur Mueller estates must immediately pay the two estates a total of 25,457.30 to settle discrepancies found by Judge Lynch. The decrees reduce several claimed fees and note cash balances and credits totaling Higgins’s liability at 8,553.06 for Katheryn and 16,924.24 for Arthur, with payments due forthwith.
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James FE. Higgins
Katheryn
Arthur Mueller
Katheryn Mueller
Lynch
M. J. Sheehan
Madge B. Dugan
Walker & Walker
Higgins
Mueller
California
Cullerton & Fennimore
Dugan
Sherman & Reed
James B. Higgins
Mueller Block
Nine rattlers hatched by hand in Americus district
In the Rift neighborhood of Americus Ga M W Bryant Nyeing With the mother killed a six foot rattlesnake. He found nine eggs in a box of sand and hatched nine young rattlers about 12 inches long. They will be kept under observation.
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Americus, Ga
M. W. Bryant
Nying
Rift
Usrsy
Mudro Five Defeats Cadillac At Marquette Alleys
Mudro five won 2684 to 2363 over Cadillac at Marquette alleys last evening. Pernick led with 606 pins. Mudro players Co Patterson and 536, Felix Mudro 556. Cadillac high was Jackson with 633.
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Mudro
Cadillac
Marquette
Pernick
Patterson
Felix Mudro
Jackson
Prohibition Leads to Odd Rabbit Incident in North Carolina
A North Carolina rabbit fed near a moonshine still allegedly attacked a hound and sent the dog scurrying home. The Detroit News notes the odd effect of Prohibition and its quirky chases, highlighting unusual local behavior and folklore surrounding moonshining era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Detroit News
Deer Lodge Notes Highlight Local Visits and Civic Work
Deer Lodge residents including county commissioner Arthur Omas and visiting dignitaries were noted with brief arrivals and departures. A Presbyterian church cooked food sale at A B Seitz’s furniture store raised about 20 dollars. Main street paving flood created a sheet of ice as trunk sewer excavation progressed under strong water flow with a larger pump added.
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Deer Lodge
Arthur Omas
Avon
William Williams
J. W. Steele
Bozeman
Elizabeth Knopf
Keeley
Oregon
George Nelson
Perma
Henry Mankin
Ludwig Weiszbrod
Garnet
J. B. Cox
Schenectady
Katheryn Golding
Elliston
W. H. McElwain
Butte
A. B. Seitz
Presbyterian Church
Main Street
Missouri
Milwaukee
Missouri Avenue
Beginnings of Art Discussed by Club Members
The Beta Delphians held their second meeting of the year at the Y M C A to survey the beginnings of art. Mrs A B Keith presided with Mrs A F Toler as secretary and Mrs A F Rice as program leader. Readings covered Prehistoric Art and winged lion symbolism, plus a tour of ancient Egyptian art with photographs. The session featured rare relics and illustrations, and the group slated a next meeting for October 7 to study Art of Early Nations.
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Beta Delphians
A. B. Keith
A. F. Toler
J. P. Bean
A. F. Rice
C. A. Tout
Yost
Egypt
Mme
Renee
Orient
C A. Tout
Butte Miner Dies at Klein Klein John Grandovic Dies in Butte
John Grandovic aged 45 and a Butte resident for six years died at Klein Thursday afternoon after a brief illness. His body arrived in Butte and was taken to the family residence at 1823 Sherman avenue. He was born in Austria and is survived by a wife and six children: Mrs Mann and four daughters Julia Anna Jessie and two sons Joseph and John of Butte. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 9 from the family residence, with services at St Ann's church at 9 30 and interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grandovic
Butte
Klein
Sherman Avenue
Austria
Returns From New York Trip By Mrs Klune In 3 Months
Mrs. Frank W. Klune of 2217 Cottonwood Street returned home after a three months journey visiting Brooklyn Philadelphia Toledo Ohio and Syracuse New York She enjoyed a pleasant visit with Mr and Mrs Corbett now living at New Straitville Ohio The Corbetts left Butte last March.
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Frank W. Klune
Cottonwood Street
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Toledo
Ohio
Syracuse
N. Y
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Digestive Relief
A vintage ad explains that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion after meals for indigestion sourness gas and bloating. It notes an alkaline effect to offset acidity and suggests taking a tablet after meals. The product sells in all drug stores for 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
American Opens to Large Crowds with New Management
Under Silver Bow Amusement Company and Paul Noble, the American Theater opened to full houses yesterday. Special lighting, floral decor, and Douglas Fairbanks in The Nut drew crowds as the new management showcased changes. The venue lit up the street, patrons praised Mr Noble, and exceptional music was announced for future performances.
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Silver Bow Amusement Company
Paul Noble
American Theater
Douglas Fairbanks
Mr. Noble
Richardson Laid to Rest With Military Honors
Funeral held for Private John R. Richardson from 217 Virginia Street to St Marys Church. He died in the Argonne on Oct 2, 1918 and was buried in Holy Cross Cemetery with full military honors. American Legion led rites. color guards, pallbearers, firing squad, and bugler participated.
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John R. Richardson
Virginia Street
St. Mary's Church
Hanna
Father O'Connor
Father O'Malley
American Legion
William Malloy
Margaret Combe
John Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Emmett O'Brien
Frank Sullivan
Lesly Lind
James Quill
James Donnelly
James Skully
Martin J. Fleming
Terry Rafferty
George Swinton
William Gilbert
W. Pengilly
Frank Johnson
Joe Wessell
M. Forney
George Timmons
John Weber
James Price
James McCarthy
Floyd Walden
Emmett Sullivan
Fred Lehn
Veterans' Board Ends Monday Noon in Butte
Disabled veterans with compensation claims must register at the courthouse by noon Monday to have their claims reviewed during the traveling case board's visit to Butte. A. Viland, contact officer, said doors of Judge Joseph R. Jackson's courtroom close at noon Monday and no additional applicants will be admitted.
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Butte
A. Viland
Joseph R. Jackson
Archeological Font Found in Kent Church Vault
In Lower Halstow Kent workers during Medway battery practice cracked church cement revealing a twelfth century continental style font. The ornate bowl features a crowned king and angels. Archaeologists study the piece likely to join the British Museum collection.
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London
Lower Halstow
Kent
Medway
British Museum
Death claims Butte woman Stella Brouillet at 60
Mrs Stella Brouillet aged 60 died at the family residence 1228 West Silver street Saturday evening. Survived by three sons Hester J of Butte Horace M of California Frank E of New Jersey and Mrs Leveque of Butte and sisters Mrs Clark Burke of Pocatello Idaho and Mrs R H Collins of Berkeley Cal. Funeral planned from the family home with time to be announced.
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Stella Brouillet
West Silver Street
Hester J
Butte
Horace M
California
Frank E
New Jersey
Leveque
Clark Burke
Pocatello
Idaho
R. H. Collins
Berkeley
Cal
Pearl Conlan Granted Alimony and Fees
In the divorce case Pearl Conlan vs J P Conlan Judge Carroll dismissed an old docketed divorce case, then considered alimony and fees. After argument the court ordered Pearl Conlan to receive $50 monthly alimony and $100 in attorney fees.
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Pearl Conlan
J. P. Conlan
Carroll
Warehouse Burglary Reported at Montana Hardware
Police were notified that the Montana Hardware warehouse at Platinum and Antimony streets was broken into Friday evening. Entrance was gained through the roof and officials could not confirm any items missing. Maj. Erastus Williams, Gallatin county deputy sheriff, was in Butte en route to Bozeman after a Warm Springs visit.
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Montana Hardware Company
Platinum and Antimony Streets
Erastus Williams
Gallatin County
Butte
Bozeman
Warm Springs
Playthings of Destiny at Rialto Promises Full Evening
The Rialto showcases Anita Stewart in Playthings of Destiny with Herbert Rawlin as a leading feature. Advertisements of small town opera houses tout the photoplay as providing a thoroughly entertaining evening for patrons with attractive cast and scenes.
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Rialto
Anita Stewart
Herbert Rawlin
Playthings of
Leading Man Richard Headrick Stars In Local Scene
The narrative centers on Richard Headrick as a child actor and highlights Miss Stewart delivering an expressive heroine. Herbert Rawlinson, visiting Portland, appears as the hero, suited for rugged adventurer roles in Canada and for a polished persona, while a tropical wind storm intensifies the drama.
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Richard Headrick
Miss Stewart
Herbert Rawlinson
Portland
Priscilla Dean
Canada
Ready to Serve Show Promises Thrills and Fun
Marquis of Stanhope presents Dicky Headrick a lovable child actor in a tropical hurricane tale where destiny rules. The stormy plot showcases unforced, natural play and dramatic action. Also on the bill is the monkey comedy Ready to Serve and an engaging News Weekly.
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Anita Stewart
Chester
Kinogram News
Paramount
Toonerville
Bruce Scenic
Marquis of
Stanhope
Dicky’ Headrick
Dicky
Over the Hill proves big sensation again at Broadway
The William Fox feature Over the Hill drew capacity crowds in its first run two weeks ago and again yesterday afternoon and last night in Butte. It returns for its last showings today at Broadway theater. The film blends sentiment and comedy as a mother sacrifices for six children, enduring weariness and mental strain as her offspring depart in old age.
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William Fox
Butte
Broadway
Syracuse Rent Realities Highlight Tight Market
Syracuse faces scarce desirable flats apartments and houses as rents stay high. Landlords raise leases by as much as ten percent with May 1, 1921, effective. prewar rents of 20 to 25 dollars now rise to 45 to 50 for flats and 50 to 100 percent higher for heated apartments. New dwellings appear slowly amid unemployment pushing workers out of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Let Joy Be Unrefined Congress at it again
In Nashville the Tennessean comments on legislative fray with a spirited, satirical push for broader appropriations and freer debate as the nation moves to new sessions and policy trials.
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Congress
Nashville Tennessean
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Maxwall. Kunin Co. Not Inc
Madison St
Chicago
Etime
Shiners Adon
Mudros Bhat Cadillacs
Bureau
New York
Noble
Richardson
Veterans’ Board
Ungovers Archeological Trophy
Rice Brothers Proprietors
Owsley Bldg
E. Lawrence & Co
Rialto Program
F. A. Ironside
N. Main St
Mark H. Jackson
Rytetmn
Mr. Jackson
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