Butte Entertainer Jack Hangauer Dies in Spokane
Jack Hangauer, longtime Butte musician and manager, died in Spokane after a life in entertainment and retail music. Born in Williamville New York on April 18 1880 he moved west via Denver to Butte in 1904. He led Montana Music Company and later worked at Hennessy stores before managing routines for the Butte lodge and local music acts. His death prompted many local tributes.
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Jack Bangauer
Butte
Spokane
Yeater
Tull
P. J. Drie
Coll
The
Butts Lodge
Jack Hangauer
Williamaville
N.Y
Denver
Hennessy
Montana Music ‘Company
N Mainwell
Hennesy's
Mr"Hangater
Ian Helen ‘Brennan
Cfs
Bettetad
Thildren
Ar Nanguer
Hookaneacoraing
Overate F. Ritey
Citizenship School Enrolls Immigrants for Citizenship Training
Under Don J Harrod at the Butte high school the Americanization program opened the season with about 60 pupils, many of whom are preparing for citizenship. Classes run twice weekly from 6 to 8 pm with about 36 on average in attendance. Officials invite any man or woman interested in studying government and U S history to join the class. An official from U S C A Anes offers assistance toward citizenship applications to pass the examination with little effort.
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United Staten
U. Sf. CA
Army Seeks More Workers To Aid Deserving Needy
In Butte a Salvation Army fundraising drive continues with calls for broad public support. Leaders report strong community backing, praise workers, and note two new cases of need while promising ongoing efforts until all residents are approached. A charity ball proposal and another luncheon are planned as momentum grows.
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Butte
Ernest Loomis
Fred Henningsen
Charles Merchant
Dr.Kingsbury
al Livingston
Joe Toole
Bellboy with firearms hobby charged with burglary
Oliver McDonald an 18 year old bellboy faced burglary charges after police say he robbed the home of E F Boyle on October 16 taking about 200 dollars. Detectives Powell and White recovered titles revolvers hunting knives and hundreds of rounds of ammunition at the boy's home and say he confessed. The overcoat containing the wallets with 200 and 100 helped fund his firearm hobby. A revolver stolen from a government officer's room was also found. He was turned over to county authorities.
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Oliver McDonald
E. F. Boyle
Missouri Avenue
Boyle
Powell
White
McDonald
Po- Hee ‘Nat
Parish concert draws large audience despite rain
A wet Tuesday evening at St John’s Episcopal parish house featured a mixed program by the choir and soloists. Children’s choruses and selections from The Prophet were well received, with praise for Kathryn Baird the choir mistress. The event kicked off a series of spring entertainments planned by the parish.
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Donu
Ram
Wea
Chal
Maketheons
Kathryn Baird
Eholz Mietrees
Rt St John’s Parish House
Fatal Street Car Crash Exonerates Chaman's Alleged Fault
A verdict by a coroner's jury found the Dodge touring car caused a Saturday night collision with a South Montana street car, killing one and injuring others, while exonerating motorman Mike Misevic and the street car company. witnesses described speeds of 20 to 45 mph and the crash near Main and Mercury streets.
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Mike Misevic
South Montana Street
Ian
South Montana
Amos Parnell
Michael G. Gallagher
Dennis Ed Harrington
St. James Hospital
Ike Hayes
Lear
Hadeen
Corner Halland
Walt
Railroad Tower
Tater
Tucker
Patrick Harvey
Dodge
Siegel Injured as Cars Crash in Butte Street Collision
Mrs Siegel an elderly Butte matron sustained shock and minor injuries when a taxicab carrying her overturned after a collision with a roadster driven by Allard at the corner of Clark and Broadway. Police charged driver Hine with reckless driving, while Allard was a witness. Mrs Siegel’s condition improved after treatment at St James hospital and later Richmond apartments.
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Broadway
Clark’ Street
Siegel
Butte
St.James' Hospital
Clark Street
Allard
Rai
Butte Guests From Many Towns Register at Local Hotels
A crowded page of notes lists numerous visitors in Butte from Livingston Helena Whitehall and other Montana towns. Names include Paul Amann Walter Johnson Jorgensen Lynn Walter Otto Schule and Rachel Webb staying at the Grand Arizona New Finten Thornton and other hotels while on business or pleasure.
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K._B. Thompson
Ennis
Banin
Grand
Paul Amann
Livingston
Montana
Jamen A. Jorgensen
Whitehall
Ag Vlaitor
Rizona
Walter Johnson
Woieman
Arizona
William Rosenbaum
Dell
Butte
Switzer
Lewistown
John Bishop
Race Track
Thornton
Ann Heath
Helena
New Finien
Luttrell
C.F. Nelson
Sam Benson
Manhattan
William Baughman
Martinsdale
Acoma
Huite
Ralph Feddes
Manhat
W. N. Brown
Great Falla
Tecate Sef0
Werner Jauela
Geyser
George Main
Dity
Saturday Post
New Today
V. C
G. C. Moore
Harlowton
New Finten
Miing
Conference on Social Work to Hold Montana Meeting
The Montana State Conference for Social Work will meet Saturday morning at 9 oclock and run through the day with meals served at Gamers. Miss Winshred Kenny handles reservations. The second annual session will discuss poor relief delinquency health and institutional work with speakers from Great Falls Virginia City Warm Springs Melena and Helena. Dr Newman of Helena is president of the gathering aimed at improving cooperation among social workers and informing taxpayers judiciary churches university and the profession.
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Montana
Winshred Kenny
John Good
Great Falls
Lyman Bennett
Virginia City
Thomas Kinita
Marte
Underwood
Bolton
Warm Springs
Rick
Melena
Thomas
Janet” Anderson Rowand
Newman
Helena
American Announces First Friday Night at Theater
Friday night will feature Ted Rose night at the American theater at eight. The program includes a 4% view of popular and classical numbers performed by the band and soloists. Rowe plans to make Friday nights a regular weekly entertainment.
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Ted Rose
American Theater
Harp
Mr. I
Hnalt
Kee
The
Au Rowe
Legion 10 Plans Armistice Ball At Winter Garden
Legion 10 celebrates Armistice with a ball at Winter Garden. Plans call for it to become an annual event under Al Livingston, with tickets for the dance and a fund drive for the state hospital. A drill contest and services for service members will follow, with uniforms encouraged.
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Nh Legion
Winter Garden
al Livingston
Cateman
Legion'state Hospital Fund
Otto Barker
Power company and employes aid Sing in cold cabin
The Tan a Power Company and its linemen volunteer to assist Sing, a Chinese man in Louisiana, as they plan to electrify his leper cabin. Two linemen step forward to do the work, easing Sing’s cold, with kindling provided by the Salvation Army and crew discretion delaying official action.
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Tetana Power Company
Muy Sing
Loutiana
Sing
Hiden
Kalvation Army
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Mike Minevie
Pi Minevie
Milwaukee
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MG. Siegel
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Dr. Cole
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William L. Trvine
Tima
Robert Cline
Billings
Parnell
Robinson
Merican
Legion
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Flintkote Company
New Jersey
Flintkote
McCarthy
Emien
Sybil Brown
Foxeph Mergesheimer
California
Pola
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Able
Ius
Peter B. Kyne
Angi
Butto
Loomis Orchestra
DR. Hermann
Chicago
Vitas Mine
Chicago Dept. of Health
Herman N. Bundesen
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Henningsen Company
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