Tot Thrown From Window As Auto Swerved
ButteOct 2 Mary Lou Howell two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard P Howell of 1135 Caledonia street sustained possible skull fracture severe lacerations and bruises after falling through a car window her mother was driving at the Montana and Granite streets intersection The child was rushed to Murray hospital for treatment while her 10 year old brother Robert was unharmed The mother said a passing car forced a quick turn causing the incident Dr Davis planned X rays to confirm skull fracture and determine treatment The mother stated she was not driving fast
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Butte
Mary Lou Howell
Richard P. Howell
Caledonia Street
Montana
Granite Streets
Murray Hospital
Davis
Raiding Officers Land Havre Booze Arrests Make Raids
On October 2, county and city officials with special agents conducted liquor raids at five Havre sites. Two men were arrested, including Ernie Bickle, a former Hill County deputy, at 131 Second Street, and Heinrich at 614 First Street. Evidence from Bickle’s home included liquor paraphernalia. Police and officials raided other locations, including a West Havre bath house run by Mrs. Anderson and the Mike Lewis place. no arrests or contraband were found in those raids. An additional soft drink and confectionery shop at 310 First Street yielded nothing.
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Have
Ernie Bickle
Hill County
Second Street
George Herron
Bickle
Heinrich
First Street
L. C. Clark
A. F. Lamey
Moran
West Havre
Anderson
E. C. Liggett
L. C. Meyers
Mike Lewis
Sheri Herron
Dan Wright
Former Ranch Hand Held for Arson in Butte
Mike Cotter a former ranch hand was bound over to district court after a preliminary arson hearing. Key witness Julia Riley testified she saw Cotter near the vacant 520 South Idaho Street house and later observed a fire breaking out. Neighbors Tim Riley and a fire chief corroborated events including oil-soaked sacks and an empty oil can found after the fire, though not entered as evidence.
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Butte
Mike Cotter
District Court
Justice of the Peace Buckley
Cotter
Matt Canning
Julia Riley
Idaho Street
Riley
Martin
Early uses of rubber and leather in industry noted
Historical reference states Central American Indians used rubber for balls and rub ber balls around 600 A D while four fifths of upholstery leather produced in the United States is used for automobiles.
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United States
Jaywalker Bruised After Vehicle Collision At South Broadway
Red Ledge October 2. Jaywalker Charles Landretto was struck by a car driven by a Billings salesman in front of Imperial grocery on South Broadway. He suffered bruises, taken to Mount Morisse hospital for examination by Drs Koehn and Souders. Eyewitnesses say he dodged from behind a truck and tried to cross near the block center.
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Red Ledge
Charles Landretto
Billings
Imperial Grocery
South Broadway
Sandretto
Costanino Natali
Imperial
Mount Maurice Hospital
Boy Killed While Hunting Rabbits Near Roberts
Red Lodge October 2 15 year old Armas Ar other Karjalainen son of Mr and Mrs John Karjalainen of 320 South Flatt avenue was killed by an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle while rabbit hunting with 15 year old companion Andrew Tuuri near Roberts Sunday afternoon. Coroner says accidental no inquest. funeral Thursday at Workers hall with interment at Red Lodge cemetery. Bullet entered forehead above nose. boys hunted on Alex Wal Til a farm two and a half miles northwest of Roberts.
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Red Lodge
Armas Arother Karjalainen
John Karjalainen
South Flatt Avenue
Andrew Tuuti
Roberts
R. G. Martin
Alex Wal- Tila
Tuuri
Karjalainen
Twurt
Martini
John Albert
Turi
Ifis
Local chatter from Canton and Townsend area notes
Canton and Townsend residents share weekly snippets from Edwardsport Indiana to Battle Creek and Helena. Movements include families relocating for schooling, harvest reports, visits by Mrs. Ray Bruce for an appendectomy, a bear hunt near Avalanche Gulch, and teaching assignments at Upper Duck Creek School.
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Canton
Charles Tennyson
Royce Chubhuck
Toston
Edwardsport
Indiana
Henry Huth
Helena
G. P
Keene
Townsend
Arlo
Arlina
Broadwater High School
Jay Parker
Duck Creek
Ford Place
Archie Watson
Arthur Moratt
Lee
George Tennyson
M. F. Plymale
Valley Woman's Club
J. F. Mannix
Ray Bruce
Zita Zimmerman
Towns Send
Bert Ridgeway
Roy Vance
Eddy O'Connell
Avalanche Gulch
Ira Merritt
Zelda Clark
Milwaukee
Fred TeWolf
Wilda Schreiner
Massachusetts
John Schreiner
William Schreiner
Alice Mabbott
Great Falls
Upper Duck Creek
Ella Sullivan
Weather Talk Sparks Debate Over Forecasts
A humorous exchange questions forecasting accuracy as weather readers defend their craft. The pair quips about yesterday’s rain proving predictions and counterarguments about cause and timing. The fleeting dialogue highlights public skepticism toward meteorologists.
Aged Horse Kicks Man Injuring Leg at Roberts Ranch
Andrew Johnson, 64, rests at home with a broken leg after being kicked by an old, gentle horse at his Elbow Creek ranch six miles east of Roberts. He is making satisfactory progress though recovery will be slow. The incident occurred after a day’s work when Johnson unhitched and watered the animals. the horses, two old and calm, got into a fight at the trough, and he was kicked near the hip.
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Andrew Johnson
Elbow Creek
Roberts
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Trace Turing
Much Stock Moving From Garfield Area
Jordan Oct 2 unusually large shipments of cattle leaving Garfield county this year. Most shipments come from the western part due to dry weather that forced stockmen to dispose of beef and horses. A large number of horses are being shipped to comply with a state law requiring counties to dispose of abandoned horses.
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Jordan
Garfield County
New York Home of Clark to Be Closed
In Butte a judge ordered the New York residence of the late Senator W A Clark of Montana closed and the Santa Barbara home kept for the estate to care for the family. The will had provided upkeep of the Fifth Avenue mansion until 1918 when daughter Huguette Lewis Clark reaches age. The widow sought the Santa Barbara substitute to cut costs, with only a caretaker at the New York house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New York
W. A. Clark
Montana
Santa Barbara
Calif
Toledo duel on golf course blocked by police
Two Toledo University students, Monte Bassler and Maxwell Bolster, planned a bare fisted duel on a golf course to settle a quarrel over a girl. Bassler tried to sell the event to crowds, but police halted the fight on city property and later escorted Bolster away to prevent further trouble.
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Toledo
Monte Bassler
Maxwell Bolster
Toledo University
Bassler
Tasslee
Bolster
Enrollment up at University of Wyoming reaches 906
Laramie Wyoming reports University of Wyoming enrollment rising to 906, an increase exceeding 27 percent. Fort Collins Connecticut notes local producers shipped oil cars in September, indicating ongoing regional activity.
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Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Fort Collins, Conn
Fort Collins
Hum In Faulty Ear Makes Him Play Harmonic
Adolph Yanete, a Portage rancher, was jailed after a Thursday arrest for intoxication and disruptive harmonica playing on First Avenue South. He was released on $10 bond but again appeared drunk in police court the same day, this time without his instrument. Yanete explained his behavior as the result of liquor and a traffic hum boosting his urge to play, a pattern observed during soberness.
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Adolph Yanete
First Avenue
Portage
Great Falls
Vanetz
Lumberman Dies After Log Injury Near Rexford
Rexford October 2 Frank S. Cartey 45 injured by a log from a truck near here Wednesday about 6 30 p m died about five hours later He had worked the last two seasons for Borners Ferry Lumber company camp 26 He leaves a wife and a two year old child Body taken to Eureka for funeral arrangements.
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Rexford Gct
Frank S. Cartey
Here
Cartey
Borners Ferry Lumber Company
Eureka
Farmer Dies Getting Cow From Homiilter, Basin News
A Basin resident died late Tuesday evening while getting a cow from a home herd. Coroner T Hayward pronounced death due to heart disease. Neighbor W D McDaniels witnessed the event and attempted aid, but death was instantaneous. The deceased had lived in Montana 22 years and in Hamilton 17. Surviving relatives include a wife and a daughter, with others noted as visiting or elsewhere. Local notices also cover community movements and various residents traveling to Butte for medical care or work.
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Finland
T Hayward
W. DB. McDaniels
Jann
Montana
Hamilton
E. Loiselle
Butte
Jas
Tas
J. J. Davis
Davis
Ellen Riley
Great Falls
Joe Garneau
George Back
F. Is Melcher
Grinert
T. J. Latsch
Miss Valiant
Helesia
Richard Bailey
Latsch
Lucille Bailey
Rmlra
Roy Leonard
Rose ‘Taylor
Russell Fee
Basin
Don Sammon
Mea
Robert le Ray
Louis Suhr
Jennie Carlson
Kraimer
Helena
Frank Stetson
Boulder
George Phaff
Stetson
Mae Seadorf
Deerm Lodg e News Residents Visit and Travel Plans
Deer Lodge news notes guests and residents with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernard and Mrs. Mil yard of Alamosa Colo. Mrs. Bernard and Mil yard plan winter stays. Mr. and Mrs. Larson moved to Lewistown Idaho. Mrs. Millard returned from Butte after attending a state health meeting. Harriet Peeples visited Butte for the same event.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Bernard
WB. Milyard
Alamosa
Colo
N. A. Marx
Bernard
Milyard
Colorado
A. T. Larson
Lewistown
Idaho
C. A. Millard
Butte
Misa Harriet Peeples
Union Endorsed At Pacific Coast Chinese Missions Meet
A union of the Methodist Episcopal church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South was unanimously endorsed at the opening session of the Pacific coast Chinese missions annual conference. Bishop Charles L. Mead of Denver presides in the absence of Bishop Charles W. Bursts. Mineola, N.Y. The will of A. C. Bedford, late chairman of the Standard Oil of New Jersey board, left his entire estate to his wife. no estimate of value was given.
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Favor Union
San Francisco
Methodist Episcopal Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Conference of
Pacific Coast Chinese Missions
Charles L. Mead
Denver
Charles W. Bursts
Minecala
N.Y
A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Yale
Poor in old age. San Francisco man dies with estate
James Tobin of San Francisco, builder of the citys first cable car and likely the nations first of its kind, died September 1 at 76 leaving an estate of only 1050 dollars. Public Administrator Hynes advertised for heirs. Tobin spent his later years selling newspapers on the streets.
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San Francisco
James Tobin
United States
Hynes
Heira
Tobin
New Fangled Tests In Chicago Schools
Chicago observes a surge of high school graduates entering college prompting new intelligence testing to sort capable students from less prepared ones. Northwestern and thirteen other institutions adopt two hour entrance exams to guide course choice and life work, with President Walter Dill Scott predicting broader adoption.
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Chicago
Tiecanien
Northwestern University
Columbia
Minnesota
Dartmouth
American Council of Education
Walter Dill Scott
Scott
Three Yankee Artists Appearing in Berlin
Berlin report notes three American artists on the fall season opening program. Miss Eva Gauthier of Canada soprano, Louis Gravener of New York baritone, and Roland Jlayes tenor performed with strong audience enthusiasm. Gauthier, niece of the late Sir Wilfrid Laurier, drew encores and praise for French song charm. Gravure’s Berlin spell is cited by critic Rudolph Gastner as delivering one of the world’s most beautiful voices.
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Berlin
Eva Gauthier
Canada
Louis Gravener
New York
Roland Jlayes
Aegia
Gauthier
Wilfred Laurier
Germany
London youths seek identity at masked personality parties
London society notes a shift from traditional amusements to high priced, avant garde gatherings. Mayfair and Belgravia host midnight “personality party” masks reflecting guests’ souls with ivory, pink, and green designs. Chelsea crafts the masks, some costing high sums as attendees seek dramatic self expression.
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London
Spirit Society
Atlantic
Mayfair
Belgravia
Japs Seek Damages After Oregon Riot Expulsions
Nine Toledo residents claim damages totaling 123000 from a July riot that expelled Japanese workers from the Pacific Spruce mill. Four or five Japanese plaintiffs file federal suits seeking 25000 each for forcible removal humiliation and property injury. Fort Collins sorority notes Colorado Agricultural College women as top students.
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Pordant
Orr
Toledo
Oregon
The
Pacific Spruce Corporation
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado Agricultural College
Ocean of Mash 15 Found After Blaze
Baltimore reports Prohibition agents seek the person or persons responsible for a blaze at 718 West Saratoga Street. Firefighters found a frame structure with 1,650 gallons of mash and an unpaid gas company bill. Neighbors heard alarms as gas burners under the still risked ignition of the mash and house. A 12 inch phonograph record for 100 minutes has been donated in Germany.
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Baltimore
Saratoga Street
Germany
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Basin News
Baron von Rheinhaben
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London Vogue
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Greenwich Village
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Rex
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