Hoover Meets Navy Officials To Cut Expenditures
President Hoover leaves for Rapidan fishing camp to confer with navy leaders on reducing Navy costs. Attending are Ambassador Hugh Gibson Admiral Pratt Rear Admiral Parsons and Rear Admiral McLean along with Adams Jahncke Ingalls and Inghalls. Adams plans autogiro trip to join discussions.
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Washington
Hoover
Rapidan
Navy
Hugh Gibson
William V. Pratt
Naval Operations
Ingalls
Pratt
Parsons
McLean
Adams
War
Interior
Post Office
Agriculture Departments
Permits Issued Grow as Butte Drivers Get Licensed
The 1931 drivers permits total 6316 with 172 issued that day as the traffic squad pushes to enforce the traffic commission order. They warn that stopping drivers on busy streets will continue until all motorists secure permits and carry them.
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The
Traffic Commission
Butte
Reno Gambling House Quelled Example of Western Courage
Reno mayor praises Western courage after a gun duel ends with the death of F R McCracken. William Graham, associate of Jack Dempsey, was exonerated as the coroner's jury found McCracken fired first and Graham’s pistol jammed. Mayor Roberts calls gunfights an incident in a regulated town.
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Reno
West
Ed Roberts
William Graham
Jack Dempsey
F. R. McCracken
Roberts
Graham
McCracken
Elks Parade Preludes Butte Anaconda Picnic
Elks drum corps members from Butte and Anaconda will parade through Butte streets this evening as a lead in to the Sunday picnic at Gregson Springs. Over 250 lodge members are expected to attend the Smelter City lodge sponsored event.
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Gregson Springs
Anaconda
Officers Elected by Butte Lodge 365
James Dwyer was re elected president of Harmony lodge No 365 Fraternal Brotherhood for the fifteenth consecutive term at a meeting last night. Other officers named include Vice president Eva Tallon secretary Hilda Stolebarger chaplain Mamie Stanaway mistress at arms Helen Tokich Minnie J. Lewis, junior doorkeeper Katie Knouff outer doorkeeper Alice Murphy treasurer Kate Savage and finance committee Alice Murphy and J J Dwyer.
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Harmony Lodge No. 365
Fratarnal Brotherhood
James Dwyer
Eva Tallon
Hilda Stolebarger
Mamie Stanaway
Helen Tokich
Minnie J. Lewis
Funner
Katie Knouff
Alice Murphy
Kate Savage
J. J. Dwyer
Famous John Doe in Trouble Again
Charges of petty larceny as bailee filed in justice court against Elsie Reese for decamping with dishes and household furnishings. signed by Ed Samstead of East Park street. John Doe also charged with issuing a fraudulent check in a separate justice court complaint filed by A D Eberth of the Paris beauty shop.
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Justice Court
Elsie Reese
Ed Samstead
East Park Street
John Doe
A. D. Eberth
Paris
Doe
Crowds at Koenigsberg German eastern fair rise
Crowds at this year’s German eastern fair in Koenigsberg were larger than last year with visitors from Latvia Estonia and Lithuania especially numerous indicating strong regional turnout and cross border interest.
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Koenigsberg
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Graduation Guests Invited At Waldron Reception
Mrs. E O Waldron hosted a formal reception after Deer Lodge high school graduation for her niece Miss Beryl McCaughey of Spokane and her son Bender Waldron. A gold and white color scheme framed lilies and a 27 guest buffet followed games and dancing at 805 Fourth Street.
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Deer Lodge
E. O. Waldron
Beryl McCaughey
Spokane
Bender Waldron
Fourth Street
H. Z. Bielenberg
Jean Peck
Eloise Hogan
Mary Ellen Bielenberg
Pearl Holt
Alma Grace
Louise Haaland
Betty Ann Anderson
Dolores Harris
Maybelle Hansen
Wilhelmina Lovely
Judy Phelps
Arlene Waldron
Marvin Beck
Edgar Foster
Wayne Madren
Jerry Ringstead
Nick Bielenberg
DeWitt Peck Jr
Warren Welch
William Harris Jr
Francis Dumont
James Violette
Clarence Conlin
Maurice Higgins
High record students named at Deer Lodge school
Deer Lodge Montana June 5 Special high school lists students with perfect attendance and punctuality for the 1930 31 term as announced by principal J R Culver. The slate includes Raymond Anderson Mabel Beck Carl Benteik Corma Gerk Matthew Heapy Mona Kerruish Dean Kohlhase Leo Leibel Emma Perkins Grace Perkins Margaret Perkins Alta Thornburn Eugene Torseth Margaret Torseth Earl Wahl Mac Lain Adams Bonnie Anderson Minnie Bratholm Louise Brand Wesley Curn David Estill Dolores Harris Henry Hulill Marie Lindley Jean Paul Alta May Smelser Jack Steinberger James White Vincent Caswell LaVona Dachs Helen Hansen Melbern Hansen Robert Inman Victor Lanstyak Anita Ohrmann Clarence Perkins Lucille Poe Thais Poe Mary Burke Leonard Lindquist Alma Grace.
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Deer Lodge
J. R. Culver
Raymond Anderson
Mabel Beck
Carl Benteik
Corma Gerk
Matthew Heapy
Mona Kerruish
Dean Kohlhase
Leo Leibel
Emma Perkins
Grace Perkins
Margaret Perkins
Alta Thornburn
Eugene Torseth
Margaret Torseth
Earl Wahl
MacLain Adams
Bonnie Anderson
Minnie Bratholm
Louise Brand
Wesley Curn
David Estill
Dolores Harris
Henry Hulill
Marie Lindley
Jean Paul
Alta May Smelser
Jack Steinberger
James White
Vincent Caswell
LaVona Dachs
Helen Hansen
Melbern Hansen
Robert Inman
Victor Lanstyak
Anita Ohrmann
Clarence Perkins
Lucille Poe
Thais Poe
Mary Burke
Eanard Lindquist
Alma Grace
Deer Lodge Guests Attend Butte Tea for Bride Marie Nelson
Deer Lodge people motored to Butte Thursday for a reception tea honoring Marie Nelson on her wedding day. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George O. Burks and daughters Beth Frances Lucy, Ruth Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Josephson, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Eldred, Mrs. G. A. Kelley, Miss Cornelia Geary, Mrs. Ed Boyer, and Mrs. J. J. Flynn.
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I.S. Eldred
G. A. Kelley
Cornelia Geary
Ed Boyer
J. J. Flynn
Carroll to Preside Over Deer Lodge Court Session
Judge W. E. Carroll of Butte will travel to Deer Lodge tomorrow for a brief district court session to hear account matters from W. S. Higgins as executor of the N. J. Bielenberg estate, deceased.
Angler Drowns as Boat Overturns
Marshfield Oregon June 5 Shirley Hickam 26 of Coquille Washington drowned at Lakeside last night when a fishing boat overturned. His body was recovered today.
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Marshfield
Ore
Shirley Hickam
Coquille
Wash
Lakeside
Equipment for project arrives in Deer Lodge
Bechtel Kaiser company begins portion of Montana Power gas line project from Elliston to Butte and Anaconda. First ten cars of equipment arrive in Deer Lodge with full shipment due by June 9. Four miles of right of way secured, weather favorable, field office soon to be opened under William Fudge and Olaf Haugen. Len Hinson reports satisfactory progress. main Deer Lodge office updated with oak furniture. Frances Hale handles clerical work for the division.
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Deer Lodge
Bechtel Kaiser Company
Montana Power Company
Elliston
Butte
Anaconda
William Fudge
Olaf Haugen
Len Hinson
Deer Lodge Bank & Trust Company
Frances Hale
Pioneer Town Booms in Powell County Mining Area
Pioneer, an old mining town in Powell county, shows rapid growth with population up over 1100 percent in the last month. Placer gold claims fill the ground, Schulz brothers hold town offices with one serving as mayor and magistrate and the other as police chief firefighter and street commissioner. A road improvement from Gold Creek to Pioneer prompts a Saturday night dance.
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Pioneer
Powell County
Schulz Brothers
Gold Creek
Two Injured When Cars Leave Track Near Gold Creek
Two cars of a Milwaukee freight train derailed two miles east of Gold Creek at 9 am. Riders Gus Wilita and Harry Rosson sustained minor injuries, Wilita with a damaged ankle and Rosson a scalp wound. They were treated at St. Joseph's hospital in Deer Lodge. train service continued.
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Deer Lodge
Milwaukee
Gold Creek
Gus Wilita
Harry Rosson
Willa
Ross
St. Joseph's Hospital
Masonic Supper Postponed To June 13 Meeting
The Masonic supper club will not meet Saturday evening this week because the committee members are absent. A rescheduled meeting with a program by the committee will be held Saturday evening June 13.
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Deer Lodge
Masonic Supper Club
First Edition of Workers in the Dawn Sells at Auction
A first edition of George Gissing’s 1880 Workers in the Dawn was auctioned in London for 590 dollars. The sale highlights rare literary memorabilia changing hands in the market.
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George Gissing
London
Stillman divorce widens rift as she weds McCormick
Mrs Anne Urquhart Stillman, known from the Stillman divorce case, obtained a divorce from James A Stillman and immediately married Fowler McCormick, grandson of Cyrus McCormick and John D Rockefeller. The wedding occurred at Pocantico Hills Westchester. They left for Easthampton Long Island to a cottage. Stillman is 53 and McCormick 20 years younger.
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New York
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Stillman
James A. Stillman
Fowler McCormick
Cyrus McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
United Press Tonight
John Mack
Poughkeepsie
Mack
Pocantico Hills
Westchester County
Supreme Court
Graham Witschief
State's star witness in girl market case quizzed on age
Lydia Nitto, key witness in the girl market trial, admitted during cross-examination that she previously signed an affidavit stating she was born in New York on July 4, 1908. The defense sought to challenge her age as a minor in the October hotel party alleged to involve Pantages, Shreve, and Clark Day with Jobelmann. She testified she was born in Genoa, Italy, and is 17 years old.
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San Diego
Calif
Lydia Nitto
New York
Alexander Pantages
Jesse H. Shreve
Olive Clark Day
William Jobelmann
Hollywood
Miss Nitto
Frank Dunn
Genoa
Italy
Misif Mischief Charge Under Advisement
Justice of the Peace J J McNamara held the malicious mischief case against Ed McKray under advisement after he allegedly destroyed a $6 banner while it was carried by Charles Hitch. A decision is due Monday. Kate Sullivan's third degree assault charge was dismissed for lack of evidence. Alice Frostick claimed Sullivan struck her.
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Ed McKray
Justice of the Peace
Foreign sales boost as American soup cans top twenty million
Nearly 20,000,000 cans of American soup were consumed in foreign countries last year, highlighting expanding overseas demand. The figure reflects broad distribution and rising global interest in U S canned goods.
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Arce Pe
Te Noi
Admiral Pratt
Tracy
Taunton
Mass
John B. Tracy
Florence Tracy
Florence A. Tracy Revelle
Marguerite H. Tracy McGregor
ELKS
Butte Lodge
Jamaica
Bureau
Butte Tea
Stillman Gaat
Illienewed
AL. G. Barnes
Missoula
Dillon
Montana Standard
Montana
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