Near death regrets past amid Ramsay crash injuries
Bert Hughes, severely hurt in a Dodge truck collision near Ramsay, moans of regret and heavy drinking as consciousness returns. Six passengers included Dell Sullivan and John Hennessy. driver Owen O'Neill and two associates face investigation. Hughes fears paralysis while others suffer minor injuries. He recalls leaving his Colorado mother and recounts recent inheritance and a mining judgment.
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County Jail Patient O’Neill Suffered Bruises and Rib Injuries
A physician attended O’Neill at the county jail last night for injuries described as bruises to the back and probable broken ribs. The report notes the incident involved recent conduct by O’Neill and does not detail the cause or suspects.
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Senator Walsh to Speak Tonight at High School
Senator T. J. Walsh arrives in Butte after Nevada trip and will address the League of Women Voters at the high school auditorium on The World Court of Justice. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. and admission is free.
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Winter Garden Dancing Academy Opens Tonight
The Winter Garden Dancing Academy announces its grand fall opening dance for this evening at the Winter Garden hall on South Montana. The Columbia orchestra led by Hayden Simpson will provide music for the season opener, following a summer at Columbia Gardens.
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Many Pay Honor to Patrick H. Lee
One of Butte’s largest funerals marked the passing of Patrick H. Lee, an old time resident and mining man. He fathered ten children and was highly regarded in the community. A high mass was held at Immaculate Conception Church, with rites at Holy Cross Cemetery led by Father Leonard. Pallbearers included Judge J. J. Lynch and several others. automobiles followed the hearse for blocks.
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Deer Lodge Child Dead in Ranch Fire
Six month old Charlotte Elizabeth Rhoades perished in a Keeley ranch home fire near Finn as her mother and father Charles and Mrs Rhoades were burned rescuing her. The couple were treated at St Joseph's hospital for burns while Coroner Ross prepared the child's remains for burial.
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Deer Lodge Notes Pulse Through Social Visit and Local Happenings
Mrs. 8. K. Turner of Helena visits Deer Lodge with Mrs. Conrad Kohrs. James Drake and the Drake sisters plus Miss Tan Burks travel to Butte for shopping and visits. Mrs. Balch improves at St Josephs hospital. Jeffers attends Anaconda ball game. Larabie and Heinsch fish near Madison. St Marys guild cooks at Milwaukee market. Keeley and Whitworth return from Sheridan orchestra to Deer Lodge. Keeley resumes law practice, Whitworth to Missoula for university studies. Miss Neeley of Butte visits. Miss McQue departs for Montevideo after week with Dunlap. Edna Mullen tours the park. Mrs. Ross visits Butte. Mrs. Smurr visits Deer Lodge. Wallace and son William visit for business. Everett Dodge improves and expects hospital return soon. Sears returns from Tacoma. Lechurch back from Bozeman. Schureh to stay with parents during vacation. Loretta Blum leaves for Garrison teaching post. Mrs. Menard and Arthur go to Lake City for winter with daughter Alma McCune. Dr and Mrs Marquette and Billie return from Chicago. Mrs Heinsch and daughter back from Los Angeles, report a delightful trip. Mrs Dunn and Kath leen return from Greene Bay Wis after month visit. Lyndall Hands returns to Fort Collins for agricultural college.
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Last Performance of East Is West at Mayo-Golden Players
The Mayo Golden Players present the oriental comedy East Is West with a final matinee this afternoon and a show tonight. The production has pleased many locals already and will continue with tomorrow matinee if available.
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Six Cylinder Love to Play by Mayo Golden Players
Local theatergoers eagerly anticipate the Mayo Golden Players presenting the Broadway comedy Six Cylinder Love next week. The production is described as one of the standout hits of the last five years and is expected to draw a full house. advance ticket reservations are advised.
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