Investigation of Drinking in England 15 Plan
London reports that British temperance workers urge Parliament to reform English liquor laws. Rev. Henry Carter, member of the royal licensing commission, says amendments are proposed to the licensing system in England and Wales. He notes that the average Englishman is temperate and drunkenness is seen as discreditable.
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Wallace Carroll
United Press
London
Henry Carter
Royal Licensing Commission
United Press Today
Carter
Temperance Council of Christian Churches
England
Wales
World War II veteran returns after ten years missing
Alvin Carlson, a World War veteran, reappeared in Lewistown after a decade of amnesia. He was found in a Jacksonville hospital by his brother Edward with Red Cross help. He recognized his mother and relatives but memories of part of his past remained unclear.
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Lewistown
Alvin Carlson
Jacksonville
Edward Carlson
Alvin
Red Cross
British temperance reformers push liquor law overhaul
The report notes a 40 percent drop in consumption and a halving of drunkenness convictions. Reformers argue Parliament should modernize liquor licensing and pursue local option solutions, with a two year commission to study laws and enforcement and possibly visit the United States to study prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Madewell Killed in Timber Fall at Leonard Mine
Elmer Madewell age 22 of 105 South Washington street died yesterday afternoon when struck by a falling timber at the Leonard mine. He was well known locally and his death is mourned by many friends. The body lies at Sherman Reed chapel with funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Elmer Madewell
South
Washington Street
Leonard Mine
Sherman & Reed Chapel
Anaconda Luncheon Focuses On City Plant Cooperation
Anaconda business and professional men attend a luncheon with Omester Chiefs and city officials to discuss mutual cooperation, first aid education, and improving plant operations. Capt. W M Kelly, honoring speaker, reviews copper smelting history and future opportunities.
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Anaconda
Wiggin
Bender
W. M. Kelly
Butte Tuberculosis Seal Drive Reports Strong Outreach
The Butte society logged 414 observed TB cases last year including 113 men 29 women and 24 children. They supplied 2789 gallons of milk and 240 dozen eggs to patients and made 1162 home visits led by nurse Mary R. Boyle. The annual Christmas seal fund aims at 5000 with gifts from $1 to $5 per person, under treasurer Fred Rosselet. Officers include W. E. Pierce Otto Simons on and Dr. Mondloch with Mary Boyle overseeing the clinic and home care.
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Butte Society
Mary R. Boyle
Butte
W. E. Pierce
Otto Simonson
Miles Cavanaugh
Fred Rosselet
Herman Blank
Tim Kearney
John x. Newman
Alfred Karsted
Scott Fries
J. L. Mondloch
Veteran Scouts Honored At Court Of Honor Ceremony
Ben Hardin chaired as Eisler and Leonard Noyes received top ranks. Star scouts included Milo Roberts Benjamin Wright Eugene Young and Eugene Harris. Second class honors went to Lawrence Pease Frank Hinchcliffe Fred Dean Kenneth Dean J Potter Ted Potter John Stivers Edwin Burklund. Merit badge recipients named along with court of honor members and examiners led by Ben Hardin and Scout Executive Paul Campbell.
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Ben Hardin
Court of Honor
Eisler
Leonard Noyes
Milo Roberts
Benjamin Wright
Eugene Young
Eugene Harris
Lawrence Pease
Frank Hinchcliffe
Fred Dean
Kenneth Dean
J. Potter
Ted Potter
John Stivers
Edwin Burklund
Elmer Casad
Ralph Cook
Raymond Deitch
Lewis Hexem
Keith Holman
Paul Lowney
Laddie McCready
Frank McHugh
Alan O’kelly
John Prater
Seward Prater
Garfield Pritchard
Lee Sand
Robert Smith
Chester Williams
William Wilson
Bernard Wilson
John Wright
Paul Glass
Harold Spangenberger
Clark Veatch
W. J. McMahon
Fred H. Rowe
Charles G. Cole
Earle N. Genzeberger
Paul N. Campbell
J. P. Langhorn
W. F. O’brien
J. A. Smith
L. A. Hinchcliffe
Kenneth Eisler
Lloyd Gage
Plane crashes during air mail search at Clarion airport
One of twelve planes aiding the search for missing air mail flyer Thomas P. Nelson crashed at Kennerdale airport in snow. Pilot Drew was injured when the plane overturned after running out of gas on the forced landing. The aircraft belonged to the Lycoming Company of Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Thomas P. Nelson
Kennerdale
Drew
Lycoming Company
Williamsport
Nelson
Butte Plans 342 Light Bonnets For Holiday Streets
Second street project adds 42 lamp posts to the 300 in the business district for a total of 342 decorative bonnets this year. The town will also receive light wreaths and streamers for street intersections as it markets itself as one of the best lit towns in the west.
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Butte
City considers ten thousand light bill for council action
The city weighs a ten thousand dollar light bill as improvement lighting districts may offset maintenance costs. The arc light era ends with radio growth. Montana Power scrapped arc lights with city permission and installed Mazda lamps, reducing interference and improving street lighting on West Second Street and adjacent avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Walsh
Montana Power
Mazda
West Second Street
Main
Montana
Placer
Dakota
Colorado
Pope Optimistic On Situation At Kiwanis Meet
Pope expressed optimism about the power company situation and impressed listeners with Frank Kerr, vice president and general manager, whose testimony disputed Walter Wheeler's exploratory permit claims. Kerr's remarks drew wild applause from Kiwanis inter-city attendees from Polson, Kalispell, and Whitefish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
Frank Kerr
Walter Wheeler
Minneapolis
Pope
Kiwanis
Polson, Kalispell
Whitefish
Insurance coverage for aircraft damage debuts in St Louis
Insurance against property damage by aircraft has made its debut in St. Louis. Several such policies have been sold here including 18000 dollar, 10000 dollar and 5000 dollar policies. Country clubs are expected to buy a blanket plan.
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ST. Louis
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Crosley
Steck
Heinz
Baldwin
Chickering
Pease
Kimball
North Main Street
Bozeman, Helena
Billings
Omester
Anaconda Citizens
Etoler Regeievs Veteran's Badge
Cain
M. D. Hudtloff
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Speaker
NEW Aerial Insurance
LES Poudres
RCA Radiola
RCA
Radiola Division
RADIO
Victor Corpo
RCA Radio
Ila
The
Mers
Radio-Victor
Radio Shop
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