Insurance Chiefs Tete at Banquet in Butte Chamber
Butte Chamber of Commerce hosted a luncheon honoring Prudential Insurance leaders F A Boyle G W W Munsick F W Tasney J H Birkett and Dr J A Patton. Speakers highlighted insurance growth and thrift urging consideration for others and civic unity in Butte Montana.
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Banouet
Butte
Flass
Chamber of Commerce
Prudential Insurance Company of America
F. A. Boyle
G. W.W. Munsick
F. W.tasney
J. H. Birkett
Western Territory
Paul Gow
Homer Bostwick
Montana Federation of Insurance
Eugene Carroll
Fred Furman
Arthur Merkle
United States
Divorce action grants Bilbery divorce and custody ruling
Albert A Bilbery was granted a divorce from Betty Bilbery on default in Judge Lambs court. The mother was awarded custody of the two minor children. Albertina Harris filed a divorce complaint against Carl N Harris alleging desertion and seeks custody of her minor child.
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Albert A. Bilbery
Betty Bilbery
Butte Realty Board Organizes and Seeks Realtor Status
Butte real estate men organized the Butte Realty Board and applied to the national association for membership. The board aims to raise ethics and standards, define the Realtor term, and cooperate with the chamber of commerce while remaining an independent body. Officers elected were W. A. Kemper as president, Edward Bolever as vice president, and K. S. Slemons as secretary and treasurer, with directors J. H. Rowe, P. Hanson, J. S. Wulf, J. D. Wilson, and K. S. Shields. The group noted vandalism as a major issue and called for junk dealers to stop buying second-hand plumbing to deter crime.
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Butte
Butte Realty Board
National Association
Denver
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Kemper
Edward Bolever
K. S. Slemons
J. H. Rowe
P. ©. Hanson
Eleven Year Old in Hawaii Implicated in Money Order Forgery
In Hilo Island of Hawaii T H To shio Tanaka an 11 year old boy is arrested on charges of stealing and forging post office money orders from 25 to 150 dollars and taking goods from mainland firms. Four orders found include 25 and 40 dollar values.
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Hilo
Island of
Hawaii
T. H
Toshio Tanaka
Teenager Linked to Burglary Ring, Receives Bond
A youth implicated in thefts to cover serial purchases of cameras motion picture machines guns a typewriter and other articles has been released on 2000 bond furnished by his father a wealthy farmer. Police note the boy claimed he stole the blanks while the postmaster was away leaving four other suspects unaccounted for.
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Tanaka
Pat Crowe Charged With Disturbing Peace in Butte
Police blotter lists Pat Crowe charged alongside Tige Sheehan with disturbing the peace and breaking into Sam Lucas’s home at 329 South Arizona. Warrants also issued for Slugger Sullivan Jim Healey and John Doe on Mrs Tom McKelvey’s complaint alleging her intoxicated husband was taken to a room in the Oakland block and found lacking $29 only to awaken with none.
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Pat Crowe
Butte
Pat
Cudahy
Tige” Sheehan
Sam Lucas
Arizona
Lucas
Sullivan
Jim Healey
Tohn Doe
Tom McKelvey
Quietest Day in Butte Police Court
Five cases on the docket yesterday. Three drunkenness charges and two traffic violations. Traffic violators forfeited $10 bonds, two drunks fined $10, one spared a fine on a mercy plea. Assistant City Attorney Juttner called it the lightest day in years as reform efforts curb lawbreaking.
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Mercey
Ares
Juttner
Reform Wire
Muster Mass Units Into Federal Service
Nine units of the Massachusetts national guard have been mustered into federal service and five more await inspection. Units accepted include four troops of cavalry, battery B of the 101st field artillery, and B C and D of the 192d field artillery, plus IL company of the 191st infantry. The drills will begin weekly with cooler weather.
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International News Service
Boston
Massachusetts National Guard
101St Field Artillery
191St Infantry
Colonel Whittlesey Intercedes For Polish Stowaway
New York reports Colonel Charles W. Whittlesey of the Lost Battalion speaks for Herman Ehrinberg, a Polish stowaway, before Ellis Island immigration officials. Whittlesey, tied to his final assault in the Argonne, arrives with Saul Marshall to seek welcome for a relative of a fallen comrade and requests reconsideration of exclusion. The case is sent to Washington for review.
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International News Service
New York
Charles W. Whittlesey
A. KB. F
Ellis Island
Poland
Germany
America
Saul Marshall
New York City
Marshall
Herman Ehrinberg
Herman Whiinbere
Whittlesey
Ilambure
Washington
308Th
Argonne
Hot whiskey still blamed for Akron blaze
In Akron on September 21, Mia Anna Bolagan, 38, faced arrest and a $200 fine after a cellar fire. Neighbors alerted firefighters to an overheated whiskey still, which caused the blaze and prompted police action. Firemen investigated before departure.
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Akron
Ohio
Mia
Anna Bolagan
Mra. Bolagan
Unfair Actions Prompt Operators to Leave Rialto Theater
In a hinted dispute from New York, operators and musicians were ordered from the Rialto. The reason cited involves a Tacoma theater partnership dispute, with one fourth interests held by two partners. The speaker notes no remedy in Butte to alter the situation in Tacoma and likens it to being blamed for a relative’s actions.
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Rialto
New York
Tacoma
Moving Picture
Pater
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