Butte Teachers Prepare For Opening of School
Butte schools ready for Tuesday start as most teachers plan to return. A rural teachers training course will debut in the high school building with practice at rural schoolhouses. Miss Dora Drowoszky of Wisconsin named course director with support from high school staff. McKinley pupils again housed in School of Mines barracks and Lincoln School with continued cooperation.
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Butte
Maddock
Millikin
Montana Street
Dora Drowoszky
Wisconsin
McKinley School
School of Mines
Lincoln School
Horoscope predicts favorable yet cautionary trends today
Astrologers say Jupiter, Mercury and Uranus align in benefic aspects making most activities seem promising. Warns of potential commercial opportunism from others misfortunes and advises restraint. also notes dangers of hunting accidents this autumn and urges caution for women while predicting rising popularity of horse drawn vehicles and riding.
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Uranus
Washington
Chicago
San Francisco
McClure
Police Seek Back Pay From City After Suing
three Butte patrolmen Michael Sullivan Thomas D Sweeney and Don J Kelly filed district court suits totaling 9555 after city council refused back salary claims Sullivan and Sweeney were laid off May 1 1918 and Kelly joined the eligible list June 1 1919 a mandamus had ordered reinstatement on July 24 1920. Sullivan and Sweeney claim 3985 each for May 1 1918 to July 24 1920 and Kelly 1585 for June 1 1919 to July 24 1920.
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Butte City Counci
Michael Sullivan
Thomas D. Sweeney
Don J. Kelly
District Court of Suits
Sullivan
Sweeney
Kelly
District Court
Stodden
Court records reveal fines and dismissals in drunkenness and disturbance cases
The docket shows 89 fines paid, 3 committed, 74 bonds forfeited, 9 complaints withdrawn, 12 dismissed for lack of prosecution, and 19 appealed. Seventy nine arrests for drunkenness and 49 disturbance cases appeared. Of the drunks, 27 bonds forfeited, 33 fines paid, 15 committed, four dismissed. For disturbance, four withdrawals, 21 dismissals, 20 fines, 3 bonds forfeited, and one committed. Two of four state vanity trial cases were dismissed, the rest committed to county jail.
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Vaney
Ultra Modern Idea On Dancing Seizes Greenwich Village
In New York Citys Greenwich Village a Jefferson Market Court order bars a tearooms cow bells and saxophone at 10 oclock to quiet complaints from nearby tenants. The curfew aims to end late night vibrations as a magistrate acts on local noise nuisance.
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Greenwich Village
New York
Geenwich Village
New Thought
Jefferson Market Court
Crickets Hamper Harvest in Wisconsin Farm Fields
Crickets in La Crosse County are eating binder twine used for harvests. Farmers report crickets destroy or shorten the usable twine, with soaked poison-treated twine faring no better as insects consume it quickly.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Simplicity in dress urged by educator
TACOMA Washington Sept 1 State Superintendent of Public Instruction Mrs Josephine C Preston urged county teachers to set an example of simple dress at a county teachers institute She showed her shoes and challenged any woman to show a simpler or cheaper pair Men pay 5 to 10 for a hat she said and women should not pay more than that either.
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Tacoma
Wash
Josephine C. Preston
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
County Teachers’ Institute
Preston
Farmer Candidate Loses Lead in Michigan Fight
Detroit Sept 1 Attorney General Alex J Groesbeck moved to the top of the Republican gubernatorial primary race after early returns from 1 237 of 2 453 precincts showed Groesbeck 44 131 Campbell 37 950 The farmers organization candidate had led initially Milo D Campbell Ferris was unopposed for the Democratic nomination for governor
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Detroit
Milo D. Campbell
Farmers’ Organization
Alex J. Groesbeck
Groesbeck
Campbell
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Police Court Records Show August Case High in Butte
The municipal court report completed yesterday by Judge H. J. Grimes and Clem John Forest lists 519 cases tried in Butte police court in August, the largest number on record. Of 387 miscellaneous cases, 177 were...
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H. J. Grimes
Clem John Forest
Butte
State board canvasses 21 counties returns
Helena Sept 1 The state board of canvassers has completed the canvass of returns from 21 counties. These are all that have been received to date and the remainder will be canvassed as quickly as they come in.
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Helena
State Board of Canvassers
Colver Resigns as FTC Chairman
Washington news report states W. B. Colver resigned as chairman of the Federal Trade Commission and the White House received the letter today.
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Washington
W. B. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Seek Compensation For Legal Services
The Western Accident and Indemnity company and Deputy Sheriff Mike Boric were sued for 4009 in district court yesterday by Judge Joseph R. Jackson and County Attorney Nick Rotering. The complaint alleges that in 1917 arrests led to a 215000 damage suit defended by Rotering and Jackson. After three years the damage case was decided for the bonding company and the deputy sheriff. The suit seeks payment for attorney fees from the three years of litigation.
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Western Accident and Indemnity Company
Mike Boric
Joseph R. Jackson
Nick Rotering
Borie
Bonding Company
Rotering
Jackson
Butte Attorney Seeks New Field
After two years in Butte Leo J. Hanley a well known young lawyer left Tuesday evening to practice in Sidney Montana. While in Butte he worked with the Clark legal department focusing on personal injury cases. Hanley graduated from Creighton university and has made rapid strides in his career. His friends predict a bright future in eastern Montana.
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Butte
Leo J. Hanley
Sidney
Mont
Hanley
Clark Legal Department
Creighton University
Temple Bnai Israel Friday services resume Sept 3
Regular Friday evening services at Temple Bnai Israel located at the corner of Washington and Galena streets will be resumed on September 3 at 8 o'clock. The return marks a scheduled restart for the temple’s weekly worship schedule.
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Temple
Washington and
Galena Streets
Modern School Planned at Dawson After Consolidation
County superintendent Nellie Small announced plans to build a three room modern school at Dawson following consolidation of Ramsay and Dawson schools. The building will include manual training and other modern courses. The bond issue carried with no dissent, and county commissioners supported the project by building bridges in the sector.
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Ramsay
Dawson
Nellie Small
Cotton output forecast for U S at 12,783,000 bales
Washington sept 1. Cotton production this year forecast at 12,783,000 bales by the department of agriculture. Estimate based on crop condition on Aug 25 which was reported at 67 percent of normal.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
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Overland Butte Company
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Missoula
Mr. Neeley
Circus
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Sidney Shrdd
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