Boy Problem 19 Discussed by Rotarians
Butte Rotary club luncheon focused on the boy problem and youth policy. They urged constructive action through the Boy Scout movement, continuation schools, and municipal tennis courts, with plans for 247 Scouts, 13 troops, and 100 in formation in Butte.
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Butte
Butte Rotary Club
Boy Scout
C.F. Chapman
Chapman
Boy Scout Movement
Mr. Chayian
John Whitney
Columbia Gardens
Lake Delmo
W. E. Maddock
Tom Davis
Rotary Club
Donovan
Boy. Scout Organization
American Legion
Malcolm Gillis
City Auditorium
Peter Potter
Rotarians
Potter
Sheas
Nas Mattered Bound Over For District Court Trial
Nas Mattered faced boot egging charges in Judge Buckley s court and was bound over for district court trial with a 200 bond set for appearance. He was dismissed on resisting an officer charge. M E Doherty was dismissed for lack of evidence after being tried for receiving stolen property linked to liquor alleged stolen from Charles Bessette.
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Nas
Buckley
District Court
M.E. Doherty
Charles Bessette
Anodes of Ana to Tackle Butte In Summer Exhibition
Baseball fans anticipate a fast exhibition when the Anodes of Ana visit Butte Sunday afternoon at Gardens. Manager McGonigls says the team, fresh from a Roundup sweep, has claimed a state title and will showcase one of the fastest lineups in the region. The local club recently won the city championship by beating the All stars in a decisive series.
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Butte
Montana
Ana
Gardens
McGonigls
All Stars
Roundup
Kleins
Montana Power
McConiale
Man Admits Hiding Stolen Money in Bathhouse
Cuartes Gardiner faces larceny charges after police said he stole 50.75 dollars from a safe in a house run by Charles Joyce. The envelope containing the money was hidden in a bathhouse under a bus after Gardiner led officers to the location following days of denial.
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Cuartes
Cou In Justice
Ornsby's
Vesterday Gardiner
Charles Joyce
Mrs J J Broughton Keeps 20 Years of Standard Reading
Mrs J J Broughton of Walkerville celebrated twenty years of reading the Standard since its first issue. She secured a copy on September 4, 1889, and has read daily except for a complete file destroyed about a year ago. A Walkerville resident since 1885, she preserved a full run until the loss.
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Amon Standard
J. J. Broughton
Walkerville
Broughton
Shoplifting Case Quickly Dismissed
Jennie Doe from Anaconda was arrested at a department store and charged with vagrancy and shoplifting. Her attorney said she intended to pay and only carried a small jar of preserves. The case was dismissed when the witness did not appear and the officer knew little of the facts.
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Jennie Doe
Anaconda
Tyler
Doe
Een
Official bond vote count set for 10 30 this morning
An official canvass of the votes cast at the special bond election will be made this morning at 10 30 by the board of commissioners. With fewer than 5000 votes cast the official tally is expected to be completed quickly.
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Iy Cammissioners
Serbian row over new map sparks suit aftermath
A damaged fragment mentions a car theft in Napton with a recovered vehicle. Chief Deputy Sheriff Davey OConnor traced a stolen car claimed by William Fisher to a gulch beyond Nissler, and Fisher reported the loss after discovery of the theft.
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Napton
Davey O'Connor
Nissler
William Fisher
Traffic violations lead to fines and warrants in Butte
Traffic enforcement in Butte resulted in several speeding convictions and fines. William Eaves and Charles Burdahl were fined ten dollars each after speeding reports. R. Taylor, F. C. Leamer, and J. C. Leary faced traffic rule charges. Taylor and Leamer forfeited bonds of nineteen dollars for no-shows, while Leary paid ten dollars. A warrant was issued for Leamer for another alleged offense.
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Butte
William Eaves
Park Street
Hill
Hayes
Charles Burdahl
R. Taylor
F. C. Leamer
J.C. Leary
Taylor
Leamer
Leary
Four Drunks in Police Court In City
In police court yesterday four drunken individuals faced the judge. An aged woman had her case dismissed with brief advice from Judge Grimes. Two men did not appear and forfeited their $10 bonds. The remaining man paid his $10 fine in person.
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Grimes
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Columbia
A.C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
C. L. Chapman
Boy Scouts
Margaret Wilson
President Wilson
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Montana Power Aggregation
Rialto Orchestra
Osborne
Lolon
Dorothy
Fashion Review
Brida
Serban
Oechsli
West Broadway
Ladies’ Garment Sons
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