Masons Install 1906 Officers in Silver Bow Lodges
Officers of six Masonic Blue Lodges in Silver Bow county were installed at the Masonic temple. John Wood of Great Falls served as installing officer with Luther Hauberg of Helena and others assisting. Elective officers for several lodges included Crawford, Esthorne, Baxter, Noyes, Blait, Evans, and others, with ceremonies and banquet attended by about 500 members.
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Masonic
Silver Bow County
Masonic Temple
John Wood
Great Balls
Stand Lodge
Montana
Luther
Hauberg
Aelena
W. Graven
Annior
Fred Baxter
W. F. Noyes
Harry Blait
Albert Evans
Temple Triaiee
Sue Dyne
Grusetee
Mount Moriah
J. H. Coftimier
Thomas Wekefield
W. Johnson
Jnior
George W. Craven
W. T- Fils
John Cochrane
Temple
Monttar
Walkarville
Harry Martyn
Floyd Thompson
Startley Waters
John T. Bolick
J. Fred Mole
Silver Bow
Charles W. Greiner
Arthur Lehwalder
E. J. Lowney
I. D.hadzor
Calla Christie
Soon Downing
Temple Trust
Snow Flurries Rule In Mining City
Buttes weatherman reported intermittent snow squalls in the mining city yesterday with brief warm spots. Thermometers rose from 18 to 23 degrees above zero and little temperature change was forecast for today.
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Buttes
Two University Lads Each Get an Elk in Daring Hunt
Two state university lads Ed Leipheimer of Butte and Melvin Maury of Men City shot elk after leaving Boxeman and Gardiner yesterday morning. Each killed an elk by afternoon, the youths described as promising hunters in a brief regional note.
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State University
Gardiner
Ed Leipheimer
Butte
E.G. Leipheimer
Melvin Maury
Canned Blood Tops Medicine Yearbook Entry
The American Medical Journal editor names canned blood transfusion from cadavers as medicine's top accomplishment of 1095 in a yearbook of fame. Other notable items include discoveries about glands, vitamins, ergot, and early artificial heart work by Lindbergh and Carrel.
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American Medical Journal
Chigago
Morris Flankern
Journal of the American Medical Agrodulon
Russia
Plah‘bein
Col
Charles A. Lindbergt
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Medical Center
New York
New Butte Shell Service Station At Park And Washington
A new Shell super service station rises at Park and Washington in Butte with a d story San Francisco style office replica. The facility features wide driveways, a four‑stanchion pump setup, modern lubrication bays with hydraulic lifts and high pressure dispensers, terrazzo floors, restrooms, 4000 watt lighting, and a cantilever canopy. An eleven‑item Lubrication program follows carmaker guidelines. a staffer handles life and accessory sales. Power and design emphasize tourist appeal and up‑to‑date maintenance.
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Park and Washington
Butte
Shell
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Dohn Hample
India
Start Fund for Gilligan Family Opens Subscriptions
The notice invites donations to support the Gilligan family at 14 South Oklahoma Street. Signers pledge amounts as a reward to Mr and Mrs James T Gilligan for courage shown in aiding law enforcement. Subscriptions were opened late yesterday at chamber headquarters to gather information leading to the capture of Willem H Malgitt.
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James T. Gillgan
South
Oklshoma Street
Willem H. Malgitt
Urere
Spd
Asker
Chamber
Radio Royalties Force Blues and Broadway Tunes Off Air
Publishers seize royalties from radio broadcasts canceling many famed composers tunes. Gershwin, Rodgers, Kern and Romberg affected. Irving Berlin escapes as he publishes his own works. Musicians scramble for new agreements while listeners fear loss of staple Broadway and jazz standards.
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Andividus
America
Tavaln
George Gershwin
Richard Rodgers
Jerome Kern
Sigmund Romberg
Broadway
Irving Berlin
Reacthins
Kottle
Ray Noble
Rockefeller Orater
Rainbow Roun
Orchestra
Teader
Whiteman
Tin Tan Alley
H E
Abe Tyman
California More
Georges Olsen
Butterfit
Minute Save The O Neill Shooting Time
A historical note recalls that a single minute could have altered the O Neill shooting sequence. Officer Tom O Neill, Christi day murder victim, would have faced different timing if the Knight call had arrived one minute earlier. Chief Walvar Shay and Officer Mooney would have responded differently. Del Radda aided at the scene and helped transport victims to the police station with Florence Benevue and Jean Miller.
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Tom O Neill
Henry Knight
South Main Street
O'Neill
Hays
Knight
Walvar Shay
James Mooney
del Radda
Florence Benevue
Jean Miller
Atti
Charles Rodda
Fohin Gerry
Pive-Mac
Floral Park church masses New Year announced at 6 10 and 11
Floral Park area report notes St. Ann’s church will hold New Year’s Day masses at 6 0 1 3 and 11 o’clock with a Christmas mass repeated at 1 o’clock. Social highlights include Mrs. Lawrence Hancock hosting at 1818 Elm Street with a Christmastree centerpiece and assigned covers for several guests. Christian Endeavor at United Congregational church held a Sunday meeting led by John Dougherty on What Hope Is There. Attendees included the Doughertys, Smiths, and many neighbors. names listed among members and visitors. Also reported is a fatal head wound from a 410 gauge shotgun near Farrelltown. John Mihalnyich, about 50, died tonight.
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St. Ann's Church
Christian Endeavor Society
United Congregational Church
John Dougherty
Ethel Mae Peck
Harald Wink
Wie
C. EB
Bob and
Leonard Smith
Rosella Dougherty
Ruby
Herbert MacLean
Eugene Hamilton
Bud Harlan
la~ Vere Wallace
Paul Carpenter
Margaret Clayhourn
Joseph Levesey
Roy Bilwel
Ed Smith
Wikabeth
Fred Willams
John Mihalnyich
Farreltown
Unity Truth Center Meets Monday After Noon
Unity Truth Center announces schedule changes as Mrs. Mary E. Wessel travels to Ogden. No Friday meeting. Bible study at 2, Talks on Truth at 7, lecture at 8 on How To Get Rid of Your Troubles. Staff notes list hospital patients Leonard Dawson, Clara McBain, Lulu Ann MacDonald, William Atkinson.
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Unity Truth Center
Mary E. Wessel
Leonard Dawson
Missouri Avenes
Clara McBain
Deer Lodge
Lulu Ann MacDonald
West Broadway
William Atkinson
West Porphyry Street
Murray Hospital
Jesse Owens Ineligible For Ohio State Track Team
Columbus dispatch reports Jesse Owens, star of Ohio State University's track team and captain of the 1936 squad, is declared ineligible for competition this season after failing to pass a psychology course. The university announced the ruling as part of the semester’s academic standards.
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Columbus, Oly
Jesse Ownes
Ohig State University
Thrilled by Ski Jumpers Dominated by Angled Distances
The report tracks a ski jump meet with multiple competitors led by Dynamite Halver and Sverre Engen. Scores range from 160s to 173 feet, naming participants from Spokane to Los Angeles, Anaconda, Minot, and Salt Lake City. Awards and a post-event banquet at the Montana hotel are noted, with program highlights including a mile race and figure skating demonstrations from Butte and Helena.
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Arat
Ated
Spokane
Alt Engen
Salt
Her- Mod Bakke
Leavenforth
Robert Withers
Steamboat Springs
Cole
Riger Byinglen
Minot
N. D
C. E. Hadspeth
Helge Sather
Leavenworth
Halvor Hvaistad
Los Angeles
Barney McLean
Hut Salphur Springs
Elmar Feedbo
Salt Lake City
Oxsper Olmoen
Anaconda
Adolph Petersen
Mi- Not
Sven Ramsey
Kenneth Christenson
Martin Berg
Deer Lodge
Alfred Gimae
Arvid
William Wraith
Ir. W
Beal
Secrer
Tisiver
Hyalstad
Dynamite Halver
John Elverum
Wetmod Bakke
Wash
AM Engen
East Lake City
Arnt Ofsisd
Mpokane
Sivamboal Springs
Colo
Einar Fredbo
Take City
Casper Gimora
Sverre Engen
Helge Satter
Washe
Rider Byingten
Mist
W. D
Burtley McLean
Halvor Hyalsted
Tudspeth
K ¢Law
Alfred Gimse
Adolph Peterson
Arvid Palm
Swen Ramsey
Marlin Berg
Barre Ensen
Alfred Byfuglen
Arthurs Grandstrom
Wallace
Idaho
Montana
Babe O'Farrell
Newton Baker
Yom McNnnus
Alare
Butte
Carl Neufelter
Carl Anderson
Helena
Butte Boys
Dr O Leary of Big Timber Dies in Montana Era
Dr O Leary, a physician who arrived in Butte in 1635 and contributed to smallpox control, lived in Big Timber since 1866. He built a hospital in 1811, practiced in Billings, served as alderman 1917 1918, and held ranching interests in Oregon and Montana while active in medical and fraternal circles.
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O'Leary
Butte
Bolder Hot Springs
Billings
Big ‘Limber
Rie
Sweet Grass
Oregon
Montena
Loss
Knights of Columbus
Yank Girls Track Title Threatened
AP reports the United States may face growing challenges in women sprinters as Helen Stephens of Fulton Missouri, world record holder, competes with Stella Walsh and Fraulein Krause. US track officials anticipate a strong successor to Babs Didrikson in Helen Stephens and potential contenders like Edna Dostanson.
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Associated Press
United Sistes
Ber-lin
Thele
Helen Stephens
Etrl
Pulton
Jef
Poland
Stella Walsh
Teé Horcsmann
Axwons
Babs Didrikaon
Uncle Sam
United States
Europa
Misa Boeckmann
U. S
Way
Helen
Fraulein Krause
Miss Stephens
Miss Speckmann
Edna Dostanson
St. Lews
Army air service expansion and ground force concerns
The article notes the Air Force’s expanded fleet with nearly 600 new planes delivered in 1936 and explains the need to adjust air service ground personnel and landing fields for maintenance and facilities as combat arms move swiftly. It also highlights a forthcoming official statement on ground force sufficiency and its impact on the entire army structure.
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Gener
Wer
Purple Cloth for Pool Change of 1935 Supreme Color
A year’s development centers on a color shift from green to purple for billiard and pool tables. Researchers aimed to reduce eye strain and better match home decor. The piece notes purple being adopted by three cushion and pocket billiards events, with a high society hotel backdrop.
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New York
Street Sprinters Highlight Chicago Upset Talk
The piece notes Batty Robinson of Chicago returning from a car accident and ready to contend in upcoming races. It mentions Harriet Bland and Meg Brady as other strong sprinters in St Louis and hints at a new medical college opened by missionaries in Manchuria.
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Venue de Milo
Batty Robinson
Chicago
St. Louis
Harriet Bland
Meg Brady
Manchuria
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Social Hight Club
Elm Street
Thomas Bouley
H. Heath
J. P. Daly
James ¥. Kemp
George Niklas
Elizabeth Tayatt
R. C. Clawson
Grace
Andy Duykers
Sophie Dupkers
Locust Street
Roberts Straubt
Roberts Avenue
Ot' Jans” Hospital
R. J. Bedson
Betty and
Dorothy Mae
Yale Avenue
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Oilmont
Jesse. Owens
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