Butte Savings Near Top in Postal Bank Rankings
The Butte postal savings bank holds deposits of 485,909 and ranks thirtieth nationwide, ahead of Washington and several large cities. Despite withdrawals, new accounts rise as regular deposits continue, with total deposits maintaining stability according to the monthly report.
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Washington
Butte Postal Savings Bank
Postal ‘Savings Banks
Minneapolis
New Haven
Hartford
Omaha
Baltimore
New Orleans
Butte
Postel Savings
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Phil C. Goodwin
Row Over Furniture Ends in Burglary Charge
A furniture dispute led to burglary charges against John Doe Somerfield and assault charges against his wife. The Jancars allege Somerfield removed furniture from their Locust Street home after they refused to return items rented by the Somerfields. Mrs Somerfield allegedly struck Mrs Jancar during a confrontation. Complaints filed in Justice ONeill's court by the county attorney.
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John Doe Somerfield
Somerfield
Anton
Janis
Locust Street
Sheriif Charles Erb
Justice O'Neill
Jancar
Prominent Eagle to Fight in Butte October 20
Conrad H. Mann former grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and manager of the Eagles organization and insurance departments will visit Butte on October 20 on his only Montana stop Abe B. Cohen state organizer announced Mann is a leading Eagles officer Large delegations from other lodge cities expected to attend in Butte to meet him
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Conrad H. Mann
of Eagles
The
Eagles
Butte
Montana
Abe B. Cohen
Mann
Conditions Good In Columbus Rent Market Seen
In Columbus Ohio agents are voluntarily lowering rents due to housing shortages. Real estate men report residential rentals have improved with prices from 430 to 1000 monthly but average around 50 for houses and apartments. With many vacant units, the city expects growth and plans for about 1000 new homes this winter to accommodate newlyweds and larger families.
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Hy International News Service
Columbus
Ely
Ment
Pie Contains Blackberry Pie Suspected In Odor Case
In Geneva New York a laborer’s pail with aged effervescent blackberry pie exuded an odor through a partly opened lid. Police matron Mrs M Boisvert grew suspicious and analysts closed the contents, noting the scent indicated likely tainted pie. In nearby Missouri pro prohibition efforts tracked a pickup of six barrels by Sam Bickles, with a prohibition officer uncovering bung removals and sniffing evidence. Split headlines cover the pie investigation and the prohibition sting. photographers report fashion trends in bobbed hair and rolled stockings affecting portrait work.
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Geneva
N. Y
Butte Anaconda Road Gets Granite Cont
The tire salesman's accomplice line of rock on the Butte to Anaconda road is being removed as granite covers the rough strip to create a water bound macadam surface. Commissioner Fabian said the work started after truck delays. Discussed also was joint bridge repainting costs between Silver Bow and Beaverhead counties with Silver Bow claiming it has paid its share and Beaverhead seeking half of the remaining costs.
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Butte
Anaconda
Fabian
Beaverhead County
Dickey, Divide
Melrose
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Fiver Bow
Knights of Columbus Women Plan Halloween Party
The Knights of Columbus women classes will stage a Halloween party on Wednesday evening October 26. Drills and gym and swimming pool work will be shown with a complete program arranged by gym instructor Miss Agnes Lowney and swimming classes head Mrs. William Roach. The event features games, folk dances and novelties with about 300 women expected and many invitations prepared.
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Knights of Columbus
Agnes Lowney
William Roach
Briar Patch Raid Uncovers Large Still in Arkansas
Sheriff Bill Wilkes leads raid on a briar patch near WCRORY Arkansas uncovering a 50-gallon still and 30 gallon measures in a junky mash operation. The story notes the "you never can tell" theory as background to the raid and its surprising find.
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Wcrory
Ark
Bill Wilkes
Briar
Venlenv es Tomorrow for Portland Meeting
Four more addicts and drug law complaints headline a scattered report. Benjamin Owen, scout executive for the Boy Scouts of Butte, will lead and speak at the Portland meeting, with plans for a conference on camping and outdoor programs.
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Benjamin Owen
Boy Beaute
Butte
Portland
Ore
Rontans
Owen
Commnitice
Handte’ Counell Financer
Realty suit and annulment filings highlight court docket
Thomas J. Little sues Lulu Morgan for possession of lot 4 block 10 and 500 damages, while a certificate shows the Paul Chichester Myrtle Chichester marriage annulment was not valid until recorded. Judge Pomeroy grants Jesse A. Pollit a divorce by default as Sol Genzberger's sewer district case resumes. Justice Court: larry Knuth assault case, Teague failure to provide case continued, Handy hotel larceny dismissed, Mary Miller grand larceny dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Thomas J. Little
Lulu Morgan
Lulu O'Connell
Paul Chichester
Myrtle Chichester
Lamb
Pollit
Pomeroy
Jesse A. Pollit
Sol Genzberger
Larry Knuth
Teague
Charles M. Handy
Mary” Miller
Attorney Fee Dispute in William Daley Estate before Judge Lynch
In the estate of William Daley a petition to fix attorney fees was heard and taken under advisement by Judge Lynch. Daley died in a railroad yard accident in Butte when a frog caused his death. The railroad company settled for $8,000. John C. Davies, attorney for the widow, seeks a court-fixed fee, while Mrs. Daley resists, stating Davies only represented the estate and not the accident matter. Walker & Walker counsel the widow. Fred McCracken represents Davies. A separate item notes Kansas City, August births rising to 609, 80 more than August prior year, with daily year-to-year increases.
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William Daley
Lynch
Daley
Butte
Comppany
John C. Davies
Davies
Despondency Behind Patrick Quinns Death
A coroner's jury ruled Patrick Quinn died by his own hand while suffering mental distress. He poisoned himself with Lysol at city emergency hospital on October 8. Witnesses included Drs Donahue Williams and Eason who analyzed the stomach finding one ounce of poison. a note reportedly explained his action. Quinn, about 55, had lived in Butte with his family 17 years and moonshine and an incurable ailment were cited as factors.
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Patrick Quinn
Butte
Donahue
Quinn
Essex appoints Maude Withrow postmaster
Maude Withrow is named postmaster at Essex Montana replacing resigning Claude D Sloan after a Washington report received in Butte yesterday.
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Maude Withrow
Essex
Mont
Claude D. Sloan
Butte
Washington
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Ohio
Caruthersville
Sam Bickles
Sam
Prohibition
William Tucker Holland
Here
Biekles
Peerless
Symons
Irene
Juliet Style
Oxford Eather
Butte-Anaconda
Venlenves
Rasee
Little
Realty
Justice Court
Justice Court of Lou
Buckley
Charles Matthews
Kansas City
Bim
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