Forfeiture Action Over Liquor Raids Targets Fixtures
The United States District Attorney filed 35 informations and nine libel suits seeking forfeiture of property seized by prohibition agents in raids on liquor establishments in Montana. Seizures target bar fixtures and personal items with suits naming Frank Andrews, John Powers, Dan Shea, O H Jones, and George Barry in cities including Great Falls Billings Helena Missoula and Butte. The move signals tighter enforcement of the dry amendment and broader authority to confiscate property found in raids or private homes involved in liquor sales.
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United States District Attorney’s Office
Prohibition
Montana
Butte
Howard Johnson
Great Falls
Billings
Helena
Missoula
Frank Andrews
West Park Street
John Powers
Galena Street
Dan Shea
Utah Avenue
O. H. Jones
South
Arizona Street
George Barry
North
Wyoming Street
Barry
The Grab Bap Editorial Riddle and Bible Verse
A newspaper note poses questions about a senator’s state companion, the English Derby location, and the U S calendar. It cites a Bible verse about builders and God, then says answers appear on the editorial page.
Army thanks women for cake donations in Butte sale
Adjutant J. Miller and Captain L. Upton of the Butte Salvation Army corps express thanks to city women who donated aprons and cakes for a recent sale. The sale was a success.
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J. Miller
L. Upton
Butte Salvation Army Corps
Butte High School Notes Pep Club and Science Club
The student council met yesterday to discuss forming a Pep club with an honorary membership. The Science club met Thursday after school to plan a members only party and appoint a committee for arrangements.
Street repair project starts today in fair weather
Public works crews begin street repairs after winter damage. City Engineer Mike Walsh says optimal conditions depend on no rain or snow overnight. Alderman John J. Haggerty has pressed for rapid improvement on Second Street where surface mud hindered work.
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Commissioner of Public Works
Mike Walsh
Second Street
John J. Haggerty
Sixth Ward
Amber Mining Drives East Prussia Excavations
Extensive mining operations are under way in East Prussia as workers search for amber. The effort involves heavy earthworks and intensified prospecting across the region in pursuit of the prized fossil resin.
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East Prussia
Butte Girl Scouts Prepare for Better Homes Week
Girl Scout leaders returning from Salt Lake City regional conference plan the Better Homes Week observance April 27 to May 3. Mrs. Roscoe Thomas named general chairman of the arrangements committee with a long list of section chairs and assistants.
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Butte
Salt Lake City
National Organization
Roscoe Thomas
Butte Council
Julia Greiner
Thomas
W. L. Higgins
Eleanor Horgan
Connie Gosselin
H. A. Tash
Pauline Mater
George Roosevelt
H. R. Tunnell
M. C. Roberts
S. P. Hogan
J. E. Lightfoot
Kenneth Salisbury
Agnes Davis
Luis Kulanda
F. W. Bird
Glenn Moon
John Gillie
Hauschildt Dies After Short Illness in Butte Home
Ed ward N. Hauschildt 40 a longtime Butte resident died after a brief illness at 1846 Florida avenue His mother Anna Hauschildt died March 10 twenty four days earlier Surviving are four sisters Mrs F R Adams Mrs William Thomas Mrs Charles Polish Miss Lois Hauschildt a brother Paul Hauschildt and two nieces The body is at Gateway chapel and services are planned for Sunday afternoon
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Butte
Florida Avenue
Edward N
Dutch) Hauschildt
Anna Hauschildt
Hauschildt
Lincoln
Neb
Montana
Great Northern Railroad
F. R. Adams
Los Angeles
William Thomas
Hall
Charles Polish
Lois Hauschildt
Paul Hauschildt
Frances Popish
Tiny Thomas
Gateway Chapel
James Pauley Dies at 67 in Butte
James 8 Pauley, 67, longtime Butte resident, died yesterday after a brief illness. Born in Indiana, he worked as a salesman and collector. Survived by widow Ada Pauley, three sisters Sylvia, Mary E., and Florence, and brother Amos. Body at Richards chapel pending funeral plans.
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James Pauley
James
Pauley
Butte
Indiana
Ada Pauley
Sylvia Pauley
Mary E. Pauley
Los Angeles
Florence Maist
Amos
California
Richard’s Chapel
Requiem Mass for James E. Sullivan Held at St Patrick’s
Requiem high mass was celebrated yesterday morning at St Patrick's church for James E. Sullivan, fatally injured in an auto accident in Seattle last Sunday night. Father Sheerin officiated. Burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers Steve Shugrue, John Sullivan, Francis Kelly, John Sullivan, Michael Kelly and Patrick Sullivan.
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St. Patrick's Church
James E. Sullivan
Seattle
Father Sheerin
Holy Cross Cemetery
Steve Shugrue
John Sullivan
Francis Kelly
Michael Kelly
Patrick Sullivan
Death of Butte Resident Charles Roe
Charles Roe a longtime Butte resident died yesterday at a local hospital. Born in England he leaves many friends in the area. The body rests at Duggan chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Charles Roe
Butte
England
Duggan Chapel
Matt Flynn 78 Beloved Butte Resident Dies
Matt Flynn 78 longtime Butte resident died at a local hospital yesterday morning after a brief illness. Born in Ireland he left many friends behind. The body is at Duggan chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Matt Flynn
Butte
Ireland
Duggan Chapel
Kimball Rites Held In Butte Cemetery
L. H. Kinball, longtime Butte resident, was buried yesterday afternoon at Mount Moriah cemetery after services at the Elks hall conducted by Butte lodge No. 240. A large crowd attended to pay last respects.
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Kimball
L. H. Kinball
Butte
Mount Moriah
Elks’ Hall
Butte Lodge
Engineers Leave To Attend O A D Meeting
Four engineers from the office of E H Donohue state highway commission left by auto for Bozeman to attend a road conference at Montana State College directed by the civil engineering department. Louis Kulanda W J Leary A A Stanley and John C Wright formed the party from Butte. The conference began yesterday morning and continues today with a Gallatin valley tour for visitors this afternoon.
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E. H. Donohue
State Highway Commission
Butte
Bozeman
Montana State College
Department of Civil Engineering
Louis Kulanda
W. J. Leary
A. A. Stanley
John C. Wright
Gallatin Valley
Woolgrowers Debate National Plan At Beaverhead Meeting
Beaverhead and Madison county woolgrowers met at Dillon courthouse to discuss the National Wool Marketing Corporation plan aimed at centralized selling and market intervention. Independent buyers urged caution, warning growers may lose if prices fall after signing and demand for woolens must rise. A 20 percent wage cut for regulars and a maximum 12½ cent sheep shear rate were approved in line with Montana Idaho districts facing lower wool prices.
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Dillon
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Beaverhead
Madison County
Federal Farm Board
Murray Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
National Wool Marketing Association
Federal Corporation
Stebbins
Leo Daly
Montana
Draper and Company
George Melton
R. E B. Foster
Scotty Brown
Missoula
Idaho
Normal College Index High School Number Issued
The High School Number of the Normal College Index, Montana's teachers' publication, was issued today. Copies will be given to this year's high school graduates, featuring college courses activities organizations athletics living conditions and illustrations.
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Dillon
Normal
Montana
Campaign drives toward $800 Scout fund progress reported
The Boy Scout fund drive continues toward the $800 quota. Lambert Eliel, financial committee chairman, said at noon today that $500 had been raised with many businessmen and citizens to be interviewed, and he expects the total to be reached within a few days.
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Dillon
Lambert Eliel
Financial Committee
Eliel
Illness Fatal to Dillon Child
Walter Henry McLaren 11 months old son of Mr and Mrs J H McLaren died early today after brief pneumonia. Survived by five brothers and sisters. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Baptist church with Rev R O Shannon officiating. Burial in Mountain View cemetery.
Birds to be raised at Warm Springs game farm
J. F. Hendricks superintendent of the Warm Springs state game farm says about 4 000 birds will be raised this season and released in various sections of the state. First eggs arrived March 31, with Oregon birds lagging despite its more favorable climate.
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J. F. Hendricks
Warm Springs
Mr. Hendricks
Oregon State Game Farm
Oregon
Montana
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a guaranteed remedy for constipation and a preventive for future issues. It emphasizes roughage in modern diets, recommends two tablespoons daily, and notes iron as a blood builder with versatile usage ideas. The copy mentions Battle Creek origin and a green package.
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Ogg
Battle Creek
Dillon Youth Chester Gordon Dies After Brief Pneumonia Illness
Chester Gordon 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Gordon of Dillon died after a two day pneumonia illness. Born in St Tenatius Michigan he had lived in Dillon 11 years. Surviving are his parents four sisters and three brothers. Funeral set for 2 o clock Sunday at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Census officials vow prosecution for nonresponse
Census bureau officials announced strict action against individuals who refuse to answer census questions. Nonresponse will be certified to federal authorities for prosecution under the census law, with penalties up to ten thousand dollars and possible imprisonment. J. K. Hesler urged compliance, stating officials will not waste time arguing and will enforce the statute.
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Census Bureau
U. S. Department of Commerce
J. K. Hesler
Dillon Notes: Local Visitors and Students
Dillon notes report Clyde Webster returning from Seattle where he attended the University of Washington. Be Gleed of Lima and Ernest Pe of Dell visited Dillon for business. Mrs. Harriet Tooley of Harlowton visits in Dillon with her brother A F Waldorf. S M McKnight and D B Wood conduct business in Dillon today from Dell and Spencer Idaho.
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Dillon
Clyde Webster
Seattle
University of Washington
BE. R. Gleed
Lima
Ernest Pe
Dell
Harriet Tooley
Harlowton
A. F. Waldorf
S. M. McKnight
D. B. Wood
Spencer
Ida
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Dial
Fuller Paint Store
Butte High School
Underwood Way
Hill’s
Lyon
John J. McCarthy
Girl Scouts
Ean
Sullivan
Woolgrowers
Normal College
Game Farm
Billon
J. D. Smith
Mountain View Cemetery
Nash
Pepe OR
Ree Louise Vaughn S
Louise Vaughn
Rex Flour Mills
Greag Falls
Rex King
Angel Food
Rex
Royal Milling Company
Kalispell
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