Numerous Estate Matters Are Handled in Court
Law and motion calendars were held in both district court departments by Judges Downey and McClernan. Administrators were appointed for Edyth M. Brooks and Katherine Lambrecht, with bonds and final accounts filed. Will of James Atkinson admitted to probate with William Frame named executor. Executors sought authority to sell estate properties, and tax and appraisals were recorded. A divorce action was started by Tom Malone against Edith Malone.
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District Court
T. E. Downey
John B. McClernan
Daniel A. Brooks
Edyth M. Brooks
James Atkinson
William B. Frame
John McCarthy
Katherine Lambrecht
Emmett Lyons
Claude K. Smith
Mary Walsh
Upton
Tony A. Abene
Silver Bow
Mary Metesh
Eva Guindon
Joe Fournier
Peter Rebich
Owsley
Katarina Dremla
Bertha Estlick
Emily Ybarra
Joseph Marshall
Downey
Margaret G. Reid
Almon G. Reid
George H. Reid
Steve J. Barich
Grand Avenue
Tom Malone
Edith Malone
Cedargreen Funeral in Anaconda for Local Resident
Funeral services will be held at First Lutheran church at 2 p.m. Saturday for August Cedargreen a long time Anaconda resident who died Thursday. The body will be moved from Kendrick to the church at 11 a.m. Rev George L Van Bockern will officiate burial is in Hill cemetery relatives include a niece Mrs William J Jones of Anaconda and nephew Ed Herlin of Detroit.
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Anaconda
First Lutheran
Cedargreen
Kendrick Company
George L. van Bockern
Hill Cemetery
William J. Jones
Ed Herlin
Detroit
Venus Bannered as Lucifer Light Bringer Name
The term Lucifer, meaning light bringer, is used for Venus when it rises above the eastern horizon before sunrise, labeling the planet by its morning appearance.
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Lucifer
Venus
Taxi Driver Delivers Baby in Butte Name Ties to Driver
Thursday morning in Butte a taxi driver named John Pollard assisted in the birth of a 10 pound 12 ounce baby boy at 1341 East Second. By six oclock both mother and child were at Murray Hospital. The Brynzski family named the baby John Alfred Lee Brynzski in honor of the driver.
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Lee Bryznski
East Second
John Pollard
Murray Hospital
Brynzski
John
Alfred
Lee
Mrs. Cynthia Plummer Rites Planned in Stevensville
Funeral services for Mrs. Cynthia Plummer former Butte resident and mother of M Wade Plummer will be held Monday at 10 am at Dowling funeral home Stevensville. Graveside rites in Mount Moriah cemetery Butte at 4 pm DST. Flowers omitted. She died Thursday in a Missoula hospital.
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Cynthia Plummer
Butte
M. Wade Plummer
Dowling
Stevensville
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Plummer
Missoula
First U S airplane bombing by rival bootleg factions
On November 12, 1926, a rival bootleg faction bombing occurred in Williamson County Illinois, marking a notable act of wartime scale violence in a period of Prohibition era crime and gang conflict.
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United States
Williamson County
Senators Debate Arms Aid Bill
In Washington on June 23 the Senate opened debate on a bill authorizing a 1.2225 billion second installment of foreign arms aid. Foreign Relations Chairman Connally urged haste and warned against quibbling over details as a criminal risks a house fire. The Senate planned a Monday vote on adding 2 billion for farm price supports, then return to the arms bill with a possible vote late next week. The House did not convene Friday and is set to vote next week on a tax bill seen as a GOP political stance.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations
Connally
D-Texas
House
Wek
Martin
Massachusetts
GOP Policy Committee
Clyde Beatty Circus Scheduled for Butte on July 9
C. S. Primrose announced Clyde Beatty's railroad circus will visit Butte for two performances on July 9 with daytime and evening shows. The troupe arrives on 20 railroad cars and features famed animal acts and topflight talent.
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Clyde Beatty
Butte
C. S. Primrose
Big Railroad Circus
Primrose
Beatty Circus
Deer Lodge News Correspondent Contact Info
Frances Hale Jerabek reports from Deer Lodge with a desk in the town office. Phone numbers for correspondence and circulation are listed as 265 and 447 respectively for readers and advertisers.
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Frances Hale Jerabek
Class Reunion Plans Set for Today
DEER LODGE June 23 Reservations of the class of 1925 and members of their families have reached 65 for the reunion to be held Saturday. The program includes an informal get-together at the Masonic temple in the afternoon with refreshments. At 6:30 a banquet will be held at the Masonic temple with music talks and dancing. Graduates who started with the group and finished elsewhere will be in town for the quarter century anniversary.
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Deer Lodge
Masonic Temple
Elks Dancing Party Slated Tonight
DEER LODGE June 23 The Elks entertainment committee have arranged a surprise dancing party for Saturday evening at 9 o'clock. The program is undisclosed but cards sent to members promise something new with dancing to a movie. All members are invited with their ladies.
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Deer Lodge
the Elks Entertainment Committee
Four couples receive marriage licenses in Anaconda and Butte
Gerald Lathrope and Patricia Ward of Anaconda along with William Hastie and Shirley Lee Williams of Butte obtained marriage licenses Thursday at the district court clerk Frank B. McGrath's office.
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Anaconda
Gerald Lathrope
Patricia Ward
William Hastie
Shirley Lee Williams
Butte
Frank B. McGrath
District Court
Boy Accused of Firecracker Attack on Dog in Butte
Bern Maculey of 1042 South Gaylord told police a Butte boy threw a firecracker at his St. Bernard Friday, burning the dog's head. Officers said Maculey asked that the boy's name be given to county juvenile authorities.
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Bern Maculey
South Gaylord
St. Bernard
Maculey
Aliens in Armed Services May Get Citizenship
Congress backs a plan to grant citizenship after five years of honorable service in the Army to 2500 hand-picked foreigners. The measure, approved by the House and sent to President Truman, faces concerns about espionage and loyalty but Army officials say all enlisted aliens will be qualified and not Communist. Vinson defends the bill as needed for specialized knowledge of other countries and languages.
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Washington
Congress
U. S
House
Senate
Truman
Russia
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
United States
Army
Congregational Boy Scout Troop to Meet Monday
Boy Scout Troop No. 12 sponsored by United Congregational church will hold a court of honor in the church vestry Monday night at 7 30. Merit badges and first and second class awards will be presented. A program will follow with sound movies patrol skits and refreshments. All parents families and friends are invited.
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United Congregational Church
Man Seeks Annulment After Wife Left Him in 1924
In Los Angeles on June 23 1924 Roland Clendening filed suit for annulment claiming his wife Alice admitted she married him only to escape strict parents and left him days after their July 7 1924 wedding in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Roland Clendening
Wheeling
W. Va
Alice
Clendening
Mrs. L. A. Stadler Taken by Death
Mrs Mae Reinhardt Stadler widow of Louis A Stadler and former Butte resident died in Baltimore Friday after a long illness She was born in Dillon Her father was an early Beaverhead County sheriff She is survived by a Baltimore sister Margaret Barker a niece Mrs John Cullerton and a nephew L B Stadler of Butte
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Mae Reinhardt Stadler
Louis A. Stadler
Butte
Baltimore
Beaverhead County
Mr. Stadler
Margaret Barker
John Cullerton
L. 8. Stadler
Major Bill Sullivan Leaves After Visit in Butte
Maj. Bill Sullivan formerly of Butte and now stationed in Reno Nev plans to leave Friday night after a brief stop in Butte. A West Point 1936 graduate and Boys Central high school alumnus, he came from Helena where he inspected the Montana National Guard encampment and is with an ROTC unit at a Reno high school.
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Bill Sullivan
Butte
Reno Nev
Boys Central High School
United States Military Academy
West Point
Sullivan
Helena
Montana National Guard
Reno
Fire destroys factory in Tilbury Ontario
A 3 a.m. fire in Tilbury Ontario destroyed Chatco Steel Products Ltd plant, triggering a two hour battle by volunteers and firemen. Firemen estimated losses at $250,000 as the blaze was brought under control, with fear it might spread through the town.
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Tilbury
Ont
Chatco Steel Products, Ltd
Car Population Growth Stated for 1900 and 1949
The record notes 8000 cars in the United States in 1900 and a total of 32,730,718 cars by July 1, 1949, indicating rapid vehicle growth over the period.
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United States
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Joe Tom Herb Co
South Main Butte
Mont
Margarette Pozner
San Diego
Henry A. Pozner
Verna Simons
Pozner
Stork
Butte Brewing CO
Butte, Montana
Firecracker
Congregational Boy Scout Troop
L. A. Stadler
OEST
Fast Park
Montana
Powell, Deer Lodge, Beaverhead, Jefferson and
Madison Counties
Liberal Commission
West Broadway
Western Railroads
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Switchmen’s Union
The
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Western Pacific Railroad Company
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