DANDERS BROWN WEDDING AT NOON
Natalie Rood Brown of New York married Louis Peck Sanders in a quiet Presbyterian ceremony officiated by Rev. EF Greenveld at noon. Four groom children served as attendants with Helen Sanders as bridesmaid and flower girls Jean and Morris. Wilbur F. Sanders was best man. only close relatives attended. Honeymooning at Flathead Lake summer home.
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Natalie Rood Brown
New York
Louis Peck Sanders
Presbyterian Church
EF. J. Greenveld
Helen
Jean
Morris
Wilbur F. Sanders
W. B. Sanders
J. A. ‘Sanders
J. Bruce Kremer
Alf
Kremer
Butte High School Senate Inaugurates Officers
The Butte high school senate held its first meeting of the semester on Wednesday at 7 30 pm inaugurating officers Carl Bock president Himy Kirshin vice president Raymond Schilling recording secretary Harold Johns statistical secretary Harry Kay censor Leonard Woodman judge of the court of appeals Edward Shea prosecuting attorney Edloee Chancellor the treasurer was absent and will be inaugurated next Wednesday Sept 22 The publicity committee is headed by Raymond Schilling with Thomas Barrett and Robert Ackler newly appointed Additional committees will be named next week Prepared speeches will be given by Himya Kirshin Harry Gray Thomas Barrett and Robert Ackler Extemporaneous talks by Carl Bock and Raymond Schilling Meetings are in room 210 Students may join by submitting their names to any senator as class quotas fill up.
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Butte High School Senate
Semeser
Carl Bock
Himy Kirshin
Raymond Schilling
Harold Johns
Harry Kay
Leon Woodman
Court of Appeals
Edward Shea
Edloee
Thomas Barrett
Robert Ackler
Himya Kirshin
Harry Gray
Decision in Bond Case Will Be Rendered Soon
City Attorney Clinton reports from Helena on appealing Judge Jackson's $600000 bond ruling. The city argues bonds to cover warrants avoid new debt by altering form of an outstanding obligation. Supreme Court ruling expected in days. Clinton also notes a potential appeal in Prija case of reinstatement on the police force, with Is Ip Kiderkin handling the matter.
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Clinton
Helena
Supreme Court
Jackson
Prija
Lamb
Ip Kiderkin
Cily
Hungary budget shows large deficit in 1920s levy plan
Budapest reports Hungary's budget submitted to the national assembly by Finance Minister Laranyi shows a deficit of 10,000,600 kronen with total expenditures at 20,000,000,000. The shortfall will be covered by a levy on capital and a foreign loan.
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Budapest
Hungary
National Assembly
M. Laranyi
Butte Coal Dealers Deny Price Extortion Charge
Butte city council formed a committee to investigate coal prices after claims they are $2 to $38 higher than other Montana towns. People’s Fuel Co officer says prices reflect mine and freight increases, margins remain below past levels. Committee members Aldermen Pollard Pierce and Sullivan plan a public plan and may call a mass meeting to seek citizen views.
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Butte
Montana
The
People's Fuel Company
Pollard
Pieree and
Sullivan
Pierce
Man Held on Complaint of Child's Mother
BE. W. Adkins was arrested yesterday forenoon by Chief J.J. Murphy on charges of attempted attack on a 4 year old girl. He is held at the county jail pending case investigation.
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BE. W. Adkins
J.J. Murphy
Adkins
Visitor From East Loses His Purse
Wallace a shoe shine parlor owner on Utah Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective Larkin. Charles May, en route to California from the East, stopped in Butte, had his shoes shines, and shortly after left his purse with funds and a railroad ticket missing. The case likely will be heard in this morning's police court session.
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Fo Wallace
Utah Avenue
Larkin
Charles May
Butte
California
May
Wallace
Coeur de Jeannette Sachet Price Noted
An odd cryptic line lists Coeur de Jeannette as an ideal sachet with a price notation of 2.50 and a sequence of cryptic letters and numbers. No additional context or sourcing is provided to explain product type or source.
Boilermakers expel LW sympather from convention
Kansas City Mo Sept 16 The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers members denied seating Seattle local rep John McKelvey on charges of sympathy with J W W and One Big Union agitators. McKelvey suspended. credentials committee reviews other delegates accused of anti Americanism. Committee: no delegate seated unless loyal American citizen included.
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Kansas City
Wash
McKelvey
Brotherhood
Red
Fleet Corporation Captain on Stand
Seattle, Wash. Sept. 16 A McGee former official of the United States Emergency Fleet corporation and one of seven defendants on trial in federal court here for alleged conspiracy to defraud the government through presentation of false bonus claims by the Grays Harbor Motor Ship corporation occupied the stand for the defense at the morning session of court. Captain Meffee testified that the bonus claim presented by the Grays Harbor corporation was approved by him and that the bonus was legitimate and should have been allowed by the government.
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Seattle
Wash
A. McGee
United States Emergency Fleet Corporation
Grays Harbor Motor Ship Corporation
Meffee
Grays Harbor Corporation
England Aims to Challenge U S Film Dominance
Washington Sept 16 Strenuous efforts in Great Britain aim to overcome the U S lead in motion picture production. Consul Calvin M Hitch at Nottingham reports to the department of commerce that in the last year several large English producers have been formed and about 80 percent of films shown in Britain are still produced in the United States.
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Washington
Cireat
Britain
United States
Calvin M. Hitch
Nottingham
Department of Commerce
England
Great Britain
American woman becomes Arabian captain in Damascus
New York woman Anna I Fisher, formerly a Red Cross and Near East relief worker, is reported as a captain in Prince Feisal's Arabian army at Damascus. She leads industrial education for women and children and says she is ready to serve as an officer if war resumes.
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New York
Anna I. Fisher
Red Cross
France
Syria
Prince Fetisal
Damascus
FE. M. Newman
Chicago
Miss Fisher
Newman
Moonshine Sale Allegation At East Broadway Business
Matt Pendo was taken in charge by Captain O'Donnell and held at the city jail on a charge of investigation. He is alleged to have been selling moonshine at his East Broadway business. A night guard dialogue from The Rising Sun is referenced.
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Matt Pendo
Captain O'Donnell
East Broadway
Woolgrowers plan storage as price dips in Clark County
Wool growers in Clark County Ohio plan to store their wool until prices advance. County Agent F E Hawkins says growers refuse to sell at 30 cents a pound, well below last year’s 65 to 78 cents. Banks will offer financial relief on warehouse receipts to those storing wool.
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Springfield
Ohio
Clark County
F E. W. Hawkins
Berlin Makers Trial Nettles for New Garments
Berlin manufacturers experiment with nettle fabric as a new clothing material. The initiative marks a long-awaited use for nettles in fashion, reflecting growing interest in natural fibers and sustainable textiles.
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Berlin
Hyomei Inhaler Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
A pocket sized hard rubber Hyomei inhaler contains antiseptic gauze and Australian eucalyptus blend to kill catarrh germs. The inhaler delivers fast relief for catarrh bronchitis sore throat croup coughs and colds and is guaranteed to end symptoms or money back. Sold by Smith Drug Company and druggists everywhere.
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Smith Drug Company
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Thomas F. Manville
Florence Haver Manville
Thomas Tl. Manville Jr
H. W. Johns-Manville Company
Pittsburg
Manville
Loti
Deeterr
Kantmar
Pratt & Lambert
Nough
Riddell’ S Paint Specialists
West Park Street
Nialok Pottery
Charmeus
Tricolette
Sateen
Vantine
Sandalwood
Dyer
Chambray
Pereale
Inenes
Cardinal
Brown
Lostum
LW. W
Fleet Corporation
U.S
Boy Scout
San Francisco
Cora Lim
Blackfoot
Idaho
Umea Anita
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