Funeral notices for local fraternal members in Butte
Butte Aerie No 11 members and Sarsfield Social Club asked to meet at 141 North Main Street this morning to attend the funeral of Edmund Horgan. The Harringtons remain in Urban's parlors with funeral time to be announced later.
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Teutonia Lodge No
Herman
Louie Lodge No
Francis Nicholls
Atention
Butte Aerie No. 11
F. C
Sarsfield
North Main Street
Edmund Horgan
Butte Aerie No
E. Harrington
Dennis E. Harrington
Urban
French Cabinet Members Resign Amid Crisis
The French cabinet resigned leaving the president to seek allies. M. Caillaux was first to meet President Doumergue, though the finance minister was not involved in talks about the new ministry. Premier candidates and senate leaders were summoned as the process continued.
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Uallies
M. Caillaux
M. “Doumergue
Withim
Viking Village Found in Arctic Region by Montana Fur Trader
A Montana fur trader reports discovery of Viking village in the Arctic region near Point where a prehistoric tribe is said to have lived. The party traveled by dog team canoe and trading schooner from Morrehell Island in the Canadian Arctic to Vancouver aboard the Bayehtine.
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Viking Village
Arctic Region
Montana
FUR Trader
Seattle
Wash
Ovi
Arctic
Ly State
Mi i
Point
al Kimos
Cavenke
Destattany
Gus Destaffany
Vancouver
Wei
King William Land
Morrehell Island
Canadian Arctic
Bayehtine
Lynch Funeral for late ?Way to be held at Conception Church
Arrangements for the funeral of the late Michael Gallagher are incomplete with plans and funeral time to be announced later. Requiem high mass to be celebrated at Immaculate Conception Church with interment at Holy Cross.
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Nicholis
Frank Nicholls
White
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
New Day Forge Works Raided In Prohibition Sweep
Prohibition agents led by A A White raided 30 Anaconda establishments catching 27 violators. About 49 gallons of liquor in pint bottles and jugs were seized at sites including Stiffant's 722 East Third and Harrington's 822 East Third. 20 men posted bonds. seven await federal bonds. Officials said conditions were bad and arrests will be tried in federal or state court.
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Corcoran
East Commercial
Pete Domonic
Theodore Stitt
Kast
Percy Harris
Joy Wilson
East Park
Jus Coriaso
Steve Micich
Frank Jureieh
Joe Daly
East
Steve Milkovich
John Finn
Dan Trbovich
Pete Martini
C Harrington
East Third
Butte
Avery
Anaconda
Wei
T Sam Way
Bai Nnett Iquor
Tee Court
Cal
Osborne
Campbell, Edmunds
Smith
Powarlll
W. P. ‘Hogarty
Billings-Lovell
Great Western Sugar Company
Hogarty
Sugar Company
America Suffering From Intolerance Says Potter
Dr. Charles Francis Potter of Antioch College told the Minnesota Unitarian conference in Duluth that intolerance is a disease spreading from Tennessee to Texas and beyond. He cited anti evolution bills and warned lobbying in 19 states as he urged tolerance and rejection of banned textbooks.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Fergusan
Board of Governors of
Texas
Tennessee
Storm claims two Canadians in chilly journey
In a morning disaster a car carrying Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of unknown origin was found with both occupants dead after the vehicle stalled and could not be revived. Authorities, aided by Sheriff Kelley, traced the couple to a Minneapolis purchase and inferred they were en route to Lethbridge, with police breaking into the car to confirm the fatalities.
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Sticka
Pion Kop
Stickat
Kelley
Minneapolis
Lethbridge
Railroads To Stop Shipments Of Beer
The Associated Press reports Chicago authorities say railroads will halt beer shipments following evidence that employees were involved in illegal actions. Edwin Olson, attorney, notes the district attorney spent two days questioning officials. seventy six bids were received for double tracking of the Sarobaban railway of Brazil, with more expected.
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Chicago
Edwin ‘Olson
Ni Foad
Olwen
Brazil
Textile Mills Products to sell remnant dress goods at 66c yard
Kansas City readers are offered 66 cent a yard remnants from Textile Mills Products Co. Women making their own clothes can save on fall colors in serges cotones and sallings. Send for free details to Remnant Division X-101 Kansas City Mo.
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Kansas City
Mil Products Co
Remnant
Division X-101
Textile Mills Products Co
Greece Given League Mandate during Balkan tensions
The report notes Greece would accept the League mandate amid conflict with Bulgaria, detailing Greek advances to eight kilometers while Bulgarian forces held to about 500 meters. It cites calls for reparations, Greece denying any hostile acts, and attributing Bulgarian trouble to noncompliance with disarmament terms of the Newell treaty.
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Bulgaria
M. Carapanos
Greece
Newlly
Big Snow Storm Sweeps Southward and Delays Trains
The storm ranks among the worst early snowfalls in 26 years of records in Butte with delays from two to seven hours. Temperatures rose to 10 above and peaked at 36 above, while crowds rushed for gloves, overshoes, and anti freeze. Oddities included barometer doubts and a rare thunder snow event during the heavy snowfall period.
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Amocjatea Ron
Billings
Mont
Tueday
Soe
Amsocreea
Helena
Prac
Havre
Rly
Weather Office
Butte
Fone
U S Pilot Breaks Three Air Records
An American pilot breaks three air records including the seaplane speed mark set at 23v6 718 miles per hour. The achievement is celebrated by the Federation as the pilot nears the 760 kilometer trophy race and the Schneider memorial event.
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U. S
Declite
Federation
Arenasataee
Tesamkalibaake
Dilek
Eemier Mens
Sondidions
Cartas Fassi
Fe’vererday
Weare Schneider
BSG
Treasury voices stock tax stand amid tax reform push
The Treasury urged against repealing the capital stock tax and allowing corporations to file as partners or as corporations. Under Secretary Winston warned such changes could slash revenue, endangering education funding, while A W Gregg of the Internal Revenue Bureau did not oppose but cautioned about revenue loss.
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House
Winston
Treasury
Me. Winston
A. W. Gregg
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hayes Talks Boxing After Car Crash Injury
Hayes a colored patient at St James hospital recovers from a Saturday night collision on South Montana street. He forgets his injuries and chats about the Johnson Wills fight, praising Wills and noting Johnson is a tough opponent as he improves and hopes to leave the institution soon.
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Hayes
Voxer
Montana
St. James Hospital
Mayes
Wills
Johson
Undiscovered Self Lecture Ends Series At High School
Helen St. Albans, psychologist, concluded a five night free lecture at the high school auditorium on Your Undiscovered Self. She urged knowledge of the subconscious mind and likened it to radio vibrations, saying geniuses tune into mental ether to conceive new ideas and transmit messages. Proceeds from free will offerings were given to the milk fund for undernourished children.
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Helen St. Albans
Ken
Butte
Miss St. Albans
Colin
Ine Vega
Ceivine
Wreck Toll Grows As Train Plummets Down Embankment
A wrecking crew cleared debris from a 25 foot embankment after a night train derailment killed conductor J W Ryan and eight or more passengers. Names include Hathron Thompson Burrell Gladden Hasking Doss Wagner Webster Hummer and Jordan families among the injured and unidentified. Aids at Short ridge Memorial Christian church plan a Thursday meeting.
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J. W. Ryan
Guy Hathron
Memphis
Tenn
J.S. Thompson
Macon
P. J. Sandy
Armory
Yangue Jordan
Carrollton
Arthur Jordan
Two Bankruptcy Petitions Filed by Two Miners
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday at the deputy clerk's office of the federal court. Paul Glantz, a miner residing at Fest Copper Street, lists assets of 47 dollars with exemptions claimed, Mabille ties. Joe Pearce, a miner residing at 1329 Wea Quartz Street, lists assets of 242 dollars with exemptions of 225 dollars claimed, liabilities 1,507.50.
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Federal Court
Paul Glantz
Copper Street
Mabille
Joe Pearce
Wea
Quartz Street
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Broadway
Gosselin & Harkins
Eatigs Wast Pani Streat
A.C. Dawe
Sam R. White
M. J. Walsh CO
Park Street
Larry Duggan Sable
North, Main
Caillaux
Paris
Senate
M. Deserves
Hind
Trcial
Chamber
M. Cazals
Tomorow
M. Painiere
Belgium
America
Joseph Richards and
Dertakers
Elsie Dubie
Joseph and
Ernest Dubie
Edward Burby
Sherman & Reed Funeral
NEW Day Forge
Wened Ralders
Theodore Stiffant
Eugene van Wert
Stiffant
Lewistown
Boulder” Mot Springs
Textile Mill Products Co
League
Athens
St. James’ Hospital
Butte Auditorium
Christian Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Shortridge Memorial Christian Church
Jackson
Princeton Avenue
Bobby
Uncle Jim
Ast Park ST
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Sewell’s
W.J. Sewell
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