Butte Baby Crop Aims to Cut Infant Mortality Week
The 1919 baby crop shows 975 deaths in Butte with 462 more births than deaths. A health week led by Butte Chamber of Commerce will target reducing infant mortality, while Anaconda reports higher rates. Dr. Philip Van Ingen notes nationwide births around 2.5 million yearly and urges city health actions.
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Man faces murder charge in bar shooting case
Raich claimed accidental shot after declaring he would shoot any man who refused to drink at the Pacific bar. Witness Mrs Williams admits proximity to the pool room as the shot rang out. Police found a .45 Colt automatic in Raich's rooms. he says he tried to sell it, denies drinking, while Heard asserted Raich was intoxicated. Detectives arrested Raich as he left the scene, with further witnesses expected to bolster the case.
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J. R. Williams
Meyer and Riley
Pacific
White
Courtney
Park Street
Eluhu Root Returns From Hague Mission Abroad
Elihu Root returns to New York aboard the Rotterdam with Mrs Root after three months abroad aiding the Hague conference for a permanent court of justice. He declined to discuss accomplishments during his stay in Europe.
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Flidu Root
United States
Hague Conference
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Suburban Notes Chronicle West Virginia move and local visits
Prof and Mrs Charles Schilz and two children Harold and Dorothy left last Sunday by car for West Virginia where he will work accompanied part way by Mrs Turvey. A daughter born Sept 15 to Mr and Mrs Charles Quinn. Many local people and visitors noted at fairs and social events including Miss Eliza May Smith visiting in Tacoma and Miss Lucille Crowley vacating to Logan Utah.
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Harold
Dorothy
West Virginia
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Detroit
Turvey
G. M. Flanning
South
Arizona Street
Flanning
Butte High School
C. A
J. I. Darsh
Charles McLain
Harry Paull
Kingsbury
Lew Paull
Madison
A. Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Frank Dalton
Steward Street
Eliza May Smith
Tacoma
Wash
Lutey
Harrison Avenue
Spokane
Page
Charlestown
W. Va
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Rober
Redmond
Young
Clark
Horning
Roberts
Swift
Lockwood
Crane
Sampson
Jones
Treloar
Greenlee
Connelly
Rowett
Faulker
Geiffels
Ruth Nicol
Harriet O'Donnell
J. A. Deeble
William Loring
A. J. Wicks
East Second Street
Whitehall
Gregson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Freebourn
Patton
S. Wicks
South Main Street
Iowa Avenue
Centerville social notices and local movements
Centerville notes report the Young Ladies sewing club meeting at Rev. Batens home with bazaar plans discussed. Clarence Renouvard leaves for Omaha to study at Clayton college. Mrs Myrtle Harris weds Gregory Squires at Rev J Pasco’s Trinity Methodist church, with Beatrice and William Squires as attendants. Other items cover surgeries, illnesses, travel, and local visits among residents and scouts, plus Centerville folks at the Helena state fair.
Local residents attend state fair and community notices
Harold Gainor of West Daly street attended the Helena state fair last week. Boy Scout troop 26 held a Friday meeting at Mount Bethel church with full attendance and refreshments. Rose Cappa visited Walkerville for the fair. Tom Fleming, recently ill, shows signs of recovery at 27 Lexington Terrace. Fred Davis and friends drove to Helena for a weekend. John H. Gribble, a former Walkerville resident, left after several weeks here. Mrs. Herman Duhane of Philipsburg visited her parents on West Daly. Gen Harris and Bill Wearne returned from a tour of Yellow Stone Park. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hoar hosted visitors from North Main in Helena during the fair. Mrs. James H. Johns visits Seattle with her daughter Elsie. Mayor Sweet has recovered from recent illness. Mrs. Delia Ogler and family moved from 111 West Daly to 1507 North Main. Mrs. Edward Luxton, Idaho Falls, visiting relatives, is at Murray hospital after an operation.
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St. Lawrence's Church
F. X. Batens
Clarence Renouvard
East Center Street
Omaha
Neb
Clayton College
Centerville
J. Pasco
Trinity Methodist Church
Tom Baker
O'Neill Street
Gregory
Con
Francis Kelly
Basin
George Graham
Kalispell
William Kurtz
East la Platta Street
St. Lawrence
Helena
Catherine Lorett
Anna Murphy
Ray Hanly
Tim Harrington
Roy Gamble
Dan Murphy
Mickey Harrington
Joseph Nevin
T. Gallagher
Agnes
Harold Nevin
Harold Gainor
West Daly Street
Mount Bethel Church
Rose Cappa
Walkerville
Tom Fleming
Lexington Terrace
Fred Davis
John H. Gribble
Seattle
Mr. Gribble
Herman Duhane
Philipsburg
Mont
James Balenzino
Gen Harris
Pearl Street
Bill Wearne
North Main Street
Edward Luxton
Idaho Falls
Murray Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Passmore
James Thomas
Richard Edwards
John Mitchell
Ernest Laicy
John Halse
BE. C. Roberts
Reginald May
Herbert Prowse
Ernest Laity
Jack Halse
Martin Troglio
Webb Street
Meaderville
Bessie Bowden
Wing Avenue
H. M. Club
Irma Samsouci
Eli Samsouci
Spruce Street
St. James’ Hospital
Meaderville Ladies Aid Elects Officers for Harvest Festival
The Unity Methodist Episcopal church Ladies' Aid held a meeting last Thursday with officer elections. Plans for the harvest festival dinner and program were set for October 10 and 14. New officers include President Mrs Frank Passmore and Secretary Mrs John Mitchell. Several local residents traveled to Helena during fair week and others varied updates from Meaderville attendees.
Two Montana Men Named Rhodes Scholars in 1921 List
A Montana share of Rhodes Scholars named for 1921 includes R H Beckwith of Missoula and J A Farmer of Missoula. The roster spans universities from Idaho to Wisconsin with recipients listed by hometown and affiliated school.
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Ahodes
Adams
Leland Stanford University
Stanford University
Cal
Colorado
Murray F. Skinker
University of Colorado
Denver
Col
Idaho
Ernest K. Lindley
University of Idaho
Lawrence
Kan
Edwin D. Ford Jr
Whitman College
Weiser
Michigan
Albert Charles Jacobs
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Minnesota
J. L. Fulton Jr
Harvard University
Cambridge
Tired of City Life Seeks Coyotes and Mountains
Gerald Tolliver, described as a negro, abandoned city life to roam the mountains with wolves and coyotes, causing concern among friends as he announced his plan to live among the wild beasts rather than stay in the city. He expressed a longing to hear coyotes howl rather than slay among his friends.
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Gerald Tolliver
Man Rescued Near City Limits After Hills Sought
A man, with overcoat, suitcase, and small handbag, set off toward the hills. Fear of hunger and exposure drove friends to organize a search party, and hours later he was found near the city limits, strong in purpose, aided by police in the search.
MacSwiney’s strength reserve almost gone
London September 26 Terence MacSwiney the hunger striking Cork mayor showed great exhaustion by noon according to the Irish Self- Determination leagues bulletin The lord mayor has been in an exhausted condition all morning The doctor says he is much weaker His reserve of strength is so slight he is unable to stand the exertion of being read to.
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Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self-Determination Leagues
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