Sondutor Faces Murder Trial In NortherN Pacific Case
C E Newton a Northern Pacific conductor and George Cordray charged with selling liquor linked to a death will face a probable murder or manslaughter trial in district court. Chief Murphy and Judge Grimes announced the move in police court. Newton is out on bond while Cordray remains jailed.
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C. E. Newton
Northern Pacific
George Cordray
Dawes
Murphy
Grimes
Mat Canning
Newton
Cordray
Martini Case Seized Car Return Under Advised Ruling
In federal court yesterday Arnold Martini convicted of transporting liquor last July faced a hearing on the return of his seized car. Continental Guaranty Co seeks to recover the vehicle claiming a lien that had been presented but not filed with the clerk.
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Arnold Martini
Continental Guaranty Company
Rotary Club Notice Capitals Salvation Army Guilt Address
The Rotary club of Butte will hear Commissioner Adam Gifford chief of the Salvation Army in 11 western states at tomorrow noon meeting. Rev Charles Chapman will speak on how Rotary can shape public opinion. A military style notice lists Headquarters Rotary club and orders by General Lamont and Colonel Austin. Captain Dave Charles is officer of the day and attendance is required.
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Rotary Club of
Butte
Silver Bow Club
Adam Gifford
Salvation Army
Western
Charles Chapman
Rotary
Rotary Club
Lamont
Austin
Dave Charles
Development officials to arrive here tonight in Butte
J. F. Benson head of the new immigration and industry bureau of the Northern Pacific railroad leads eight officials arriving in Butte for an inspection tour. They will tour irrigation works and meet Cham ber of Commerce members then proceed to Whitehall by auto. The visit emphasizes direct contact with farmers and development needs with no formal chamber meeting planned.
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J. F. Benson
New Immigration and Industry Bureau
Northern Pacific Railroad
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Whitehall
Chamber
Railcar Relocation Moves Large Car Flows West
The American Railway Association relocation service orders more than 5 550 cars returned to western railroads. North Pacific official W H Merriman notes the moves aim to balance car supply for traffic and ownership. About 150 000 open top cars relocated to boost coal mine output, with 60 000 more moved mainly to the West.
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Western Railroads
American Railway Association
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Railroad
Harvest Festival Closes After Far-Reaching Grace Church Event
Grace church closes its harvest festival after a two day series of services with hymns and readings. Scout Executive Owen directs music with Enid Perry on organ Lucia Evans on violin and Mrs J D Wallace reading. Rev F C Fulford and Rev J O Randall spoke as attendance nears nine hundred. Ladies Aid served supper and fruits and vegetables were sold for charity.
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Scout
Owen
Enid Perry
Ehrig
Lucia Evans
J. D. Wallace
F. C. Fulford
J. O. Randall
Ladies’ Aid Society
James Gavin
Grace Church
Nipa Palm Sugar Potential in Borneo Study
Scientists in Borneo estimate nipa palm sap could yield about 4,000 pounds of sugar per acre annually. Findings suggest nipa palm cultivation might provide a significant local sugar source.
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Borneo
Ranchers Fill in Coal Mine Labor Shortage
In northern Montana mines operators pay up to 2.59 a ton, yet labor is scarce and ranchers with no mining experience are being hired. Some miners earn 15 to 20 daily. mines are shallow with coal 40 feet down and no direct lift. Diversions include a double shift to reach hands and engine jobs. Farmers back Dixon while opposing radical elements, seeking liberty for citizens.
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Guy Chase
Havre
Butte
Chase
Mr. Chase
Dixon
Cox
Children’s kitchen fire nearly burns Blaine home
Two young sons of Charles Seabright tried to cook a meal while parents were away. They poured gasoline into the stove after failing to ignite the fire, but neighbors saved the Blaine house from a blaze.
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Blaine
Ohio
Charles Seabright
Flowers On Ship Conservatory Keeps Passengers Stocked
Atlantic liners now feature a full aboard conservatory of growing flowers and a crewman ready to supply passengers with fresh cut blooms daily.
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Northern Pacific Party
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Weisz
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