Glad President for Fourth Time at Butte High
Robert Southcombe was unanimously elected senior class president of 1921 at Butte high school, marking his fourth year in the role. He has been active in school life since 1917, serving as freshman president and later in junior and senior campaigns, with notable athletics and strong scholarship. Other officers were Charles Mattison, Marian Fitzpatrick, Edloe Chancellor, and John Conroy. A class treasury of 125 dollars was reported and plans for a social event were discussed.
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Robert Southcombe
Butte High School
Southcombe
Fred Southcombe
Mountaineer
Charles Mattison
Marian Fitzpatrick
Edloe
John Conroy
Butte Shriners Prepare Special Train to Kalif Ceremony
A. J. Gies of Bagdad temple in Butte Shriners departed for Billings to arrange a special Montana Shriners train to the Kalif temple ceremonial in Powell Wyoming. The Montana delegation, many from Butte, will depart tomorrow night with Malcolm Gillis as general committee chairman.
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A. J. Gies
Bagdad
Butte
Billings
Montana
Powell, Wyo
Malcolm Gillis
Officers Elected by Butler High School Glee Club
The annual election of officers for the boys glee club at Butte high school selected Walter Erickson as president and Sheldon Swenson as vice president with Schilling as secretary-treasurer. Eleanor A Tenner was named director and librarians Edwin Buick and Martin Huddluff, reporter Harry Gray. Reentries included Roland Staebler and others. current enrollments list tenors, second tenors, first and second basses with named students. Meetings set for Thursdays at 3 15.
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Butte High School
Walter Erickson
Sheldon Swenson
Schilling
Eleanor A. Tenner
Edwin Buick
Martin Huddloff
Harry Gray
Glee Club
Roland Staebler
Raymond Erickson
Roscoe Nickerson
Dick Longe
Chester Steck
John Sequist
Roy McGrew
George Tucker
Godfrey Haggerty
Harry Grey
Thomas Barrett
Selwyn Burridge
Sidney File
Dave Rosenberg
Howell Thorpe
Walter Adams
Everett Setzer
George Mce- Heffie
Edwin Pick
Raymond Schilling
Edward Moulthen
Emerson Evans
Shot to Death in Huntington Shootout
Sabino Marino was shot to death in Huntington Oregon after midnight when he fired on a posse he believed were robbers. The posse was pursuing two other men charged with clubbing a businessman with revolvers and forcing the town marshal from a restaurant.
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Huntington
Ore
Sabino Marino
Butte Grabs 20 Poultry Prizes At State Fair
More than 90 prizes were won by Butte chicken fanciers in the poultry department at the state fair last week. Top exhibitors included C. A. Greenfield Mrs. Clara Des Jardines John Clucas Mrs. J. L. Dorsh G. P. Frank William Kitto C. P. Hicks Charles McLean Ed Lehman and William Tressider. Butte entrants swept several events and added to wins in city gardens vegetable exhibits and art displays.
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Butte
C. A. Greenfield
Clara Des Jardines
John Clucas
J. L. Dorsh
G. P. Frank
William Kitto
C. P. Hicks
Charles McLean
Ed Lehman
William Tressider
Butte Poultry
Shaving Brushes Infected With Deadly Anthrax
Springfield reports the discovery of anthrax in shaving brushes made in New York City and distributed from Chicago. Dr C St Clair Drake says a Ridgefield Illinois resident contracted the illness from a brush. The infected brushes were sent to 16 states including Illinois Iowa Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin. State health authorities have been notified and boiling disinfection ordered.
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Springfield
Ill
New York City
Chicago
United States Public Health Service
C. St. Clair Drake
Illinois
Ridgefield
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Convicts Escape From Oregon State Penitentiary
Guards at the Oregon state penitentiary brickyard fired three shots at inmates Frank Wagner and Earl Riley as they fled. Neither man was hit and both evaded capture, with authorities believing they remain surrounded near the prison grounds.
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Salem
Ore
State Penitentiary
Frank Wagner
Earl Riley
Lberty
Wagner
Riley
Man Dies From Wood Alcohol Poisoning in Seattle
Seattle police report Frank Casey aged 35 is seriously ill and blinded after drinking wood alcohol. He was hospitalized in Seattle and is expected to die from the poison’s effects.
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Seattle
Frank Casey
BUUD OL' SKULE DAYS TO BE COMPARED WITH UP TO DATE EDUCATION
The Butte Rotary club will hear W H Maddock compare old fashioned school days with modern methods at tomorrow noon. A model class of 20 grade school children will be led by the superintendent. An antique school bell will signal the meeting and invitations warn Rotarians not to be tardy or absent.
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Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
W. BH. Maddock
Rotarians
Montana
A. I. Heilbronner
Butte
Charles H. Clapp
Drunk Onces In Thirty Years Comedy Court Ruling
Police Judge Wilkinson remitted a fine for Bill Smith claiming it was his first offense in three decades. Smith pleaded his family and vowed to stay sober for 30 more years. The judge warned that the next offense would cost $20 and joked about the Smith name being misassigned.
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Wilkinson
Bill Smith
Gabriel
Smith
Governor Invited to Garden Dinner for County Fair Winners
Nearly 300 reservations were received for a garden dinner at the chamber of commerce to honor 70 county fair prize winning children. About 500 can be seated. Governor Stewart’s attendance was hoped for, with state fair officials invited. Lester Dr Frink will chair. Kenneth Schaefer and Margaret Uren, champion gardeners, will speak and receive a trip to the state fair for their displays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Stewart
Lester Dr. Frink
Kenneth Schaefer
Margaret Uren
Butte
Hazers Injure Boy At Emporia College
Andy McCoy a Wichita freshman at the College of Emporia was paralyzed below the waist after being struck with a paddle in hazing by upperclassmen officials say the injury occurred on Sept 21 in Emporia Kansas and the incident is under review by campus authorities.
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Emporia, Kan
Andy McCoy
Wichita, Kan
College of Emporia
Byram Returns East After Intermountain Tour
Mil waukee railroad president H EF Byram and VP B Greer have returned to Chicago following an inspection tour of the intermountain Pacific region.
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Byram
H. EF. Byram
Milwaukee Railroad
B. B. Greer
Chicago
Intermountain- Pacific
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Butte Cab & Transfer CO
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