Winter Term of Criminal Court Delayed to February
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch announced the annual winter term of the Silver Bow county criminal court will wait for the 1932 taxpayers list before drawing jurors. Deputies will list over 20 000 taxpayers, a process taking about ten days, delaying juror selection and opening. About a dozen cases are set for trial, including the Bert LeDuc retrial for the 1929 Snyder murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Silver Bow
Francis P. Kelly
Board of County Commissioners
District Court
Lynch
Frank L. Riley
Bert LeDuc
Butte
Frank Snyder
Floral Park Community Notes and Local Visitors
Floral Park and adjoining areas report social visits and post holiday travel. Residents return to Dillon and Missoula for studies at State Normal College and Montana State University while others host guests from Great Falls and Seattle. School plans, club meetings, and church activities are announced, with births and illness updates among local families.
Supreme Court Orders Rehearing On Grain Freight Reductions
The Supreme Court under Chief Justice Hughes voided August 1930 grain freight reductions and sent the case back to the Interstate Commerce Commission for a new hearing. Railroads argued economic conditions had changed since 1928. the court held a rehearing was necessary to assess ongoing impacts on railroad earnings and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Hughes
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoch-Smith
Congress
Socials and showers mark Meaderville gatherings
Holy Savior church hostesses from evenings list host a card social at 305 North Main Street with Trinity church guests. Rose and Elsa Martin entertained at 10 Gladstone Terrace with Miss Lillian Tremberth presiding. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. John Hanley occurred at 944 North Main Street with games music and a pink white buffet. Attendees include numerous local families and officers. The Ladies Aid of Wesley chapel meets at 1220 Gallatin Street with Mrs. John Berryman assisting. Dorothy Sherman departs Meaderville for Dillon State Normal College after holiday visit. Joseph Corby auxiliary No 1 U S W V postpones meeting. officer installation scheduled for Patriotic hall Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Berryman
Minnie Bray
George Benjamin
D. E. Leary
R. E. Schilling
William Squire
James Hancock
J. P. Peters
Joseph Seccomb
W. M. Huggins
H. Magers
Harry Barker
John Williams
Annie Harris
Martha Wills
Myrtle Harris
Olive Martin
Pearl Tremberth
Lillian Tremberth
Carrie Hosking
Florence Hocking
Marphel Hester
Elsie Hester
John Hanley
T. J. Grady
Mae
Cecelia Harrington
Harrington
North Main Street
Jimmy
Danny
P. D. Harrington
James Egan
Margaret O'Neill
Ellamae Sheehan
Teresia Frankino
Elizabeth Olson
Mary McBride
Tom Behan
William Curran
Jule Harrington
Lill Harrington
Jose Sullivan
E. Sullivan
J. O’donnell
Cynthia Sullivan
Nellie Cronin
Vernie Cronin
James Sullivan
Mary A. Sullivan
Ann Sullivan
Marie Sullivan
Eileen McCarthy
Charles Shea
Edward Sullivan
J. W. Munkers
Florence Gilmore
Gertrude Gilmore
Andy Kalfatie
Esther Wilson
Ann Curtin
Bee Gergurich
Frances Holland
Catherine Dowd
Dena Piazola
Margaret Leary
Pearl Odgers
John Berryman
Gallatin Street
Mary Slater
First Baptist Church
John Brimacombe
West Porphyry Street
Dorothy Sherman
James Sherman
Wing Avenue
Meaderville
Dillon
State Normal College
Joseph Corby
Patriotic Hall
Floods Cause Serious Damage in Scotland
Weather across Europe brought springlike warmth and heavy rain. Scotland suffered severe flooding as swollen rivers forced evacuations in Glasgow and surrounding areas. Rivers overflowed Erz mountains border regions, while London and France saw unusual warmth and rising temperatures for January.
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Scotland
London
Europe
Glasgow
Erz Mountains
Saxony
Czechoslovakia
British Isles
France
Six Births Registered in City
Six births were registered yesterday at the city health office. Details include a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dever at 1925 Aberdeen Street on December 18, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Don Lowney at 839 North Montana Street on December 22, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stanhope at 803 South Main Street on December 25, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jacobson at 112114 West Granite Street on December 26, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Y. C. Park of Boulder on December 29, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy at 600 Caledonia Street on December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Office
John L. Dever
Aberdeen Street
Don Lowney
North
Montana Street
Lewis Stanhope
South Main Street
Adolph Jacobson
West Granite Street
Y. C. Park
Boulder
John McCarthy
Caledonia Street
Testimony Heard in $20,000 Damage Suit
A jury heard testimony in the $20,000 damage action of Clara Edquest against Tripp and Dragstedt Co. and John Lindquist in Judge Frank L. Riley's court. The suit stems from an alleged false arrest by the defendants' agents and is expected to conclude late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Edquest
Tripp and Dragstedt Company
John Lindquist
Frank L. Riley
New White Eagle Gasoline To Be Sold In Butte
E. L. DeMers of 935 South Montana street named distributor for White Eagle gasoline from Casper Wyoming. Eight other Butte dealers will handle the product including Crowley Motor Supply Peterson Tire Shop Maickel and Downing Smith and Nettleton Cook Grocery Stoecker Grocery Al McLachlan and M. J. Keough of Rocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. DeMers
Montana Street
Ben
White Eagle Gasoline
Casper, Wyo
Butte
Crowley Motor Supply Company
Peterson Tire Shop
Maickel & Downing
Smith & Nettleton
Cook Grocery
Stoecker Grocery
al McLachlan
M. J. Keough
Rocker
Maytag Pacific-Intermountain Files Annual Statement
The Montana filing shows the Reno Nevada based washing machine company declaring $26,478 invested in Montana. The firm is capitalized at $1,000,000 in $100 shares with directors W. R. Blackner BE R. Brown and E and S Brown, all of Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maytag Pacific-Intermountain Company
Reno
Nev
H. J. Coleman
Bozeman
Montana
W. R. Blackner
BE. R. Brown
E. &S. Brown
Judge Bourquin Opens Helena Federal Court Term
Federal Judge George M. Bourquin traveled to Helena to open a term of federal court. Most of his staff departed yesterday for the capital as the Butte term concluded on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bourquin
Helena
Capital City
Butte
Grain rate cut saves Montana shippers up to half a million
Montana railroad commission estimates the federal rate reduction becomes effective and will save shippers about 400000 to 500000 dollars annually based on the 1929 grain movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Federal Supreme Court
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana
Indiscreet at the Fox Stars Gloria Swanson in Modern Drama
Gloria Swanson headlines Indiscreet at the Fox, a witty modern day comedy drama. Swanson plays Jerry Trent who sacrifices romance to thwart a ex-lover’s chase of her sister, with Ben Lyon and Monroe Owsley in supporting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
Fox
Swanson
the Fox
Miss Swanson
Jerry Trent
Ben Lyon
Monroe Owsley
Arthur Lake
Ex Montana Cowboy Shines in West Thriller
Tom Keene formerly of Montana stars in Sundown Trail at the Fox American in Butte. The western thriller features Marion Shilling in a romantic cattle tale with daring stunts. Last shows are tonight. tomorrow Helen Twelvetrees in Bad Company opens at the American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keene
Montana
Butte
Delicious closing tonight at Fox Rialto with Gaynor and Farrell
The Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell musical romance Delicious ends its run tonight at the Fox Rialto. El Brendel provides comedy as Farrells valet while George Gershwin contributes melodies. Tomorrow the Rialto screens Ladies of the Big House starring Sylvia Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Fox Rialto
New York
el Brendel
Farrell
George Gershwin
Butte
Missing Relatives Sought in Butte
Letters received at police headquarters request information on missing relatives. Mrs Florence Nelson of Forks Washington seeks Charles Vanner who has not seen his 9 year old daughter in six years. Harry Mitchell of Stockton California seeks his father Henry Mitchell who ran a tailor shop on East Broadway. He lists 643 West Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nelson
Forks
Wash
Charles Vanner
Vanner
Harry Mitchell
Stockton
Cal
Henry Mitchell
East Broadway
West Poplar Street
Tragic Poison Mistake Fatal for Two Ranchers in Idaho Cabin
In Owyhee county near Star ranch, Vernon High aged 45 and Raymond Lee aged 24 died after taking crystalline poison mistaken for medicine. Guides say they tried remedies like mustard, but the poison proved lethal. Dewey Wicks found the two bodies around Dec. 27 as searchers trekked to the snowbound cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Valley
Ore
Vernon High
Raymond Lee
Idaho
Dewey Wicks
Juniper
Owyhee County
Star Ranch
Wicks
Federal Co operation in Reforestation Measure Proposed
Senator Smoot introduces a bill proposing federal state cooperation in reforestation of watersheds within national forests. The plan calls for a 1 million dollar annual federal appropriation matched by states and subdivisions to prevent floods conserve water and renew forest growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smoot
Utah
Humble Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
In Corvallis on January 4 1872 Mr and Mrs M M Humble marked sixty years of marriage with a quiet observance at home. Their children Mandy Dunnigan John M Humble and Margaret Neaves attended. The couple met in Green County Missouri and later farmed in Bitter Root valley before settling near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Bitter Root Valley
Willow Creek
Humble
Montana
Death Notices: W. E. Currah Dies in Tacoma
Word reached Mrs. Bert Trotter of 90412 Delaware avenue that W. E. Currah has died in Tacoma. A former resident, he lived here about 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Currah
Bert Trotter
Delaware Avenue
Tacoma
Lifebuoy Promises Gentle Lather for Purified Hands
Lifebuoy advertisement touts a gentle pure purifying lather that makes dull skin glow with new radiance. It claims to remove germs from hands and help safeguard health, urging readers to adopt Lifebuoy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifebuoy
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Floral Park
Adjoining Areas
United Congregational Guild
Fred Moulder
Amherst Avenue
Margaret Connelly
J. Connelly
Marguerite Brown
Whitman Avenue
Angeline
Sebastian Loran
Missoula
Los Angeles
Louise Ferkovich
Hazel Pereira
San Luis Obispo
M. Perry
South Montana Street
Alice Nystrand
A. N. Nystrand
Roberts Avenue
Silver Star
Marian
Virginia Warner
Elizabeth
Ellen Pope
Vivian Boulware
Montana State College
Frank LeSage
Dick O’malley
Montana State University
J. W. Blake
Silver Bow Park
Barbara Welter
Robert Blake
Richard Welter
Margaret Bryant
Myrle Donaldson
John Carroll
Lloyd Prowse
Constance Knotwell
Louise Lawrence
June Garland
Verna Lawrence
Pearl Bone
James Young
Great Falls
Carl Brown
Faithful Workers’ Club
M. E. Church
J. Cummins
E. J. Sinz
Helen
Sinz
J. Sinz
Bayard Street
J. Gedd
F. H. Compton
Compton
S. M. Christian
J. P. Thompson
Placer Street
R. Wodgers
Curtis Street
Lowell Avenue
M E
Young People’s Division
Workers’ Council
Arthur W. Budd
Busch Street
C. W. Collins
Collins
Hettie. Budd
Budd
St. John the Evangelist Parish
Burg’s Hall
Bessie Cochrane
Seattle
John Cochrane
Gaylord Street
Jean Grover
William Tretheway
Mike Garrity
Harry Lambdin
C Street
Fred A. Henningsen
Wall Street
R. A. McArthur
Eleanor
Josephine
Commerce Commission
North and East Side News
Judge Bourquin
Ky Cavoghi
Iso
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Rinso
Dan
Jim
Associated Press
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Havre
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Wil Liston
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Amy
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