Dalager cites lack of facilities for disabled veterans
Helena regional U S veterans bureau manager D K Dalager told state American Legion delegates that 32 Montana veterans are housed at Warm Springs State Hospital for nervous disorders due to no dedicated facilities. He urged more hospitalization options as several cases were not insane but in need of care. The convention featured a parade with Anaconda drum corps winning a class, politics brewing for next year’s leadership, and a memorial service for 15 members. Elizabeth Ireland urged proper ideals in children at a ladies’ session.
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Havre
D. K. Daliger
Helena
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Montana
Warm Springs
Resolutions Committee
Auxiliary
Legion
Anaconda
Butte
Big Sandy
Chateau
Bozeman
Kalispell
al Livingston
Livingston
Harold Depucé
Sidney
Emily Corbin
Poplar
G. L. Lundin
Great Falls
Elizabeth Ireland
Davis sets 10 am for office bid amid temperance debate
The article profiles Davis, 56, born in Wales, long in public service, who says he cannot run while an office is auctioned and reiterates his support for law enforcement and temperance. He notes opposition will attack his stance on wet and dry districts and asserts he remains a dry, law‑abiding candidate. Plans include a long freshwater swim for John Petti from Detroit to Cleveland pending funding.
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Davis
Wales
Pi H
Sharon
Elwood
Ind
Marion County
Indiana
Harding
Hoover
John Petti
Detroit
Cleveland
Petii
Butte
Butte Auto
Netein
Matt Money
Andrew Senneon
Eugene Anges
Ae Gundlach
P. Kelly
T. J. Bennetts
Centerville
A Mayo
A Cycle Co
Central Auto Paint
Zackieson
Huber Bros
Curriersage
Louis Snell
Winter Garden
J. P. Mondloch
M. Smith
Tom Bethales
John Theses
F. Cadigan
M. 8.Hagenson
Paul Russek
Anna Clark
J. R. Hobbins
F. L. Carson
W. E
Paul Schreider
A. P. Stephenson
Oscar J. Sholm
Forbes Supply Co
Julia Woods
Reubence H. Johns
Mike Marsenich
J. Viulie
Carl Riaiber
Yorath
J. C. Ambrosetti
Jared H. Haman
R. L. Merritt
J. L. McCarthy
aTrustoline
M. Lyden
A. B. Blair
K. B. Salisac
Os. Cates
Hubert Shoe Co
Stanley Richards
M. R Kilvanich
Gordon
Rainbow Girls Hold Mother and Daughter Banquet
Dining hall filled with flowers as forty women and girls were served under the direction of Mrs N A Lyman. Leona Carls led ceremonies with Mary Edna Wright and June Hartley performing. Rainbow officers sworn in include Carol Grafton as Worthy Adviser and Leona Carls as Treasurer.
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Nies
N. A. Lyman
Leona Carls
Mary Edna Wright
June Hartley
Orpha MacLean
M. Crutchfield
Lyman
Rainbow
Carol Grafton
Lillian Wanderer
Charity
Evelyn Wemple
Hope
Delores White
Faith
Orpha McLean
Frances Morell
Norene Vance
Helen Hayward
Marjorie Bell
Melba Holtred
Henrietta Wetzsteen
Cleo Holt
Elsie May Wetzsteen
Ja Blodgett
Alice Crawford
Jean Gordon
Rainbow Girls
Camp Fire Girls Present Cedar Chest Full of Clothes
Lena Camp Fire Girls gave a cedar chest filled with 200 garments to Mrs. Mary R le executive nurse of the Butte Anti Tuberculosis society. The 12 and 13 year old members spent a year making layette for a newborn and outfits for each age up to adult sizes. Mrs Boyle will distribute the chest and clothes as she sees fit.
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Lena Camp Fire Girls
Mary R.le
Butte Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Boyle
Camp Fire Girls
Japanese Inventor Jumps from Manhattan Bridge Inspires Parachute Test
Stinich Misumi, a Japanese inventor, leaped from the Manhattan bridge with his self made parachute missing longer shrouds. He landed safely in the East River after adjusting the cord mid fall and was treated at Bellevue hospital as an immersion patient.
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Sam Love
New York
Stinich Misumi
Steve Brody
Japan
Misumi
Manhattan Bridge
Umi
Bellevue Hospital
Brooklyns
Hon
Brody
Immortals
Alt. Misumi
Benes Manhattan Bridge
East River
Misgumi
Manhattan
Woolworth
Houston Street
Misurmi
Clare Briggs
Trio of flights in progress during endurance attempt
A three-aircraft endurance flight over Roosevelt Field ends in tragedy as Jack Ashcraft is killed and Viola Gentry is seriously injured in a refueling attempt aboard a monoplane named Three Musketeers. William Ulbrich and Martin Jensen report the crash remains under investigation by George Ream of the commerce department.
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Martin Jensen
William Ulbrich
Roosevelt Field
Jack Ashcraft
Viola Gentry
Ashcraft
Miss Gentry
Frame Obedience Case Ends With Decree and Barbed Exchange
Judge Carroll grants a decree as Parson Frame admits seven marriages and vows to fix any error if summoned. The attorney boasts that no newspaper captured the complaint while noting efforts to dissuade local reporters from sensationalizing the divorce.
Four Honeymoor Couples Fly London to Paris Passenger Flight
A recent London to Paris airliner carried four honeymooning couples among its passengers. The voyage highlighted a festive mood aboard the flight as couples celebrated their new marriages.
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Honeymoor
Piso
London
Paris
Board nominees face Senate scrutiny amid endorsements
Three board members named today were endorsed by Louis J. Taber of the National Grange. Stone led with 86 endorsements, Denmen 33, and Williams from Hoover’s Farm advisory circle. Congress launches inquiry as 31 board members await Senate confirmation in open session.
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Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Hoover
Taber
Stone
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Republian
Denmen
Williams
Congress
Senate
The Grab Bag Who Am I and My Court of Residence
A puzzle query asks for the identity of a figure tied to a court and a home in America, plus the name of a yearly English playwright. The clues suggest a riddle about an individual linked to a specific court, a U.S. residence, and an annual English playwright.
Fair fundraising drive for Butte paving plea
A large community effort in Butte seeks $22 600 to pave streets with broad support from auto owners and local businesses. Donations from car owners exceed requests with many multiples of listed amounts, and organizers pledge to reach the target despite slow initial funding.
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Harrison Paving Committee
Butte
Silver County
Notable Tevern Brawl Leaves Two Dead?
The fragment references a fatalTevern brawl and asks who Mason and Dixén were. It cites a then archaic line about divine salvation and questions where the passage above may have been written or found.
Mansion Sold to Gateway Mortuaries in Butte
The Mantle residence at 213 North Montana Street in Butte was bought by Gateway Mortuaries Inc of Salt Lake City for more than 25000. They plan immediate possession and $ thousand remodel including a mission chapel for 250, five slumber rooms, and varied interior rooms. The 35 year old oak paneled home originally belonged to Senator Mantle.
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Lee Mantle
Montana Street
Lawlor & Rowe
Pees Mortuaries, Inc
Salt Lake City
P. R. Gagner
Gateway Mortuaries
Butte
Mantle
Gagner
West
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake
Provo
Ogden
Nephi
Payson
Brigham City
Utah
Senator Mantle
Los Angeles
M. J. Walsh
Walsh Funeral
Elks Sign Up for Trip to Convention
Butte Elks plan a large delegation to the national convention with many members signing up. The party will travel by autos, stopping in Santa Ana to visit Mr Bigelow’s son, then Seattle and down the coast. The famous Dutch band led by F H LeSage and featuring F A Bigelow and Dolph Welch rehearsed recently in Los Angeles. Reservations urged now for all traveling members.
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Emmett Holland
T. H. Estrick
T. McTaggart
D. G. Bertoglio
Dominic Bertoglio
F. H. LeSage
F. W. Pfaff
E. J. Bateman
Paul Rooney
L. G. Northam
Ted_ Rich
Dolf Welch
Roland Jobe
F. B. Christy
F. M. Staudaher
Herman Bishop
Lou Kilberer
Dolph Welch
Elmer Binder
Butte
Los Angeles Tri
Elks’ Hall
Hawks Breaks His Own Mark In Flight Incident
Record was 18 hours 22 minutes but a collision with a wire fence damaged only the left wing tip. The captain blamed weak flood lights for misjudging the landing as a waiting crowd of spectators gathered.
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Hawks
Hawks Draw Local Interest In Aviator Captain Hawks Visit
Many Butte residents followed Captain Frank Hawks as he toured the city. He flew the Texaco tri motored Ford monoplane, visited last fall, and spoke to Rotary Club members on aviation matters.
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Hawks
Butte
Frank Hawks
Texaco Company
Captain Hawks
Rotary Club
Biplane Flier Returns After 44 Hour Flight
The flyer landed safely at Roosevelt Field after a record-breaking 44 hours 6 minutes total time including Los Angeles layover. He recalled excellent weather aside from light Pennsylvania fog and was greeted by his wife and field staff. The plane overshot the field but caused no injuries and sparked a celebratory welcome under floodlights.
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Riverside
New York City
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Field
Hawks
Los Angeles
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Anaconda's Drum Corps
State Legion Convention
Hamilton Lodge
Hamilton
Masonic Temple
Butte Wholesale Gro. CO
Symons
Frame Obliges
Parson
Legge
Hoover Farm Board
Harrison Avenue
Mason and
Dixén
King
Barnes Circus
al G. Barnes Circus
America
al. G. Barnes
Harrison and
Grand Avenue
Paxson & Rockefeller’s
West Park Street
ELKS
Bette
Lamb
Mercury Butte
Mont
West Broadway
Ansen Floral Co
Coty
Dorothy Gray
Garrett
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