Man Dismissed In Police Court Over Vagrancy Charges
C Knight faced vagrancy charges after Assistant Chief Rodda testified he offered to sell a clock to beat whisky costs. Knight testified he was drunk and claimed the clock was his own. Redio paid a $5 fine for driving without a license. Leveaux fined $5 for driving on the wrong side. A $10 John Doe speeding bond was forfeited, along with two $2 bonds for traffic offenses.
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C. Knight
Charles Rodda
Knight
C. Redio
William Leveaux
John Doe
Pauly Addresses Rotary on Social and Political Advances
Sylvan J. Pauly spoke before the Deer Lodge Rotary Club praising rapid progress in medicine and mechanics and predicting major social and political gains in the next generation. He noted the Fourth of July and Washington celebration significance this year. R. W. Haviland reported on a Rotary International meeting in Seattle.
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Rotary International
Seattle
Haviland
R. W. Ross
John Truscott
Silver plank debate stalled on remonetization plan
The discussion centers on rehabilitating silver through an international conference urged by the government. Senator Glass argues against unilateral action and warns it could unsettle public confidence and trigger a gold outflow from the United States.
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Glass
Virginia
United States
Senate Refuses Funds for Economic Conference
The Senate refused President Hoover's request for funds to participate in a world economic conference to be convened by Britain later this year. It instead approved 40000 dollars to cover expenses for U S delegates to a conference limited to monetary questions, including silver restoration, if such a meeting is held. Senator Borah argued that after Lausanne the effort would yield nothing.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Hoover
Great Britain
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Service Station Safe 13 Robbed in Butte
Police report a second gas station safe robbery in a week. Thieves broke open the Troutman service station safe at Front and Arizona streets, taking $25, plus an auto tire tube and grease. Earlier, the Murray Motor Co. safe was blown and about $700 taken.
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Butte
Troutman
Front
Arizona
Murray Motor Company
South Africa Tops Imports with Hosiery from America
South Africa imported more than 1 million dollars worth of American hosiery last year, highlighting strong consumer demand and trade ties with the United States in footwear and apparel goods.
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South Africa
Bow and arrows sought for Girl Scout camp
Mrs. Morgan Wright Girl Scout commissioner asks for donations of a bow and arrows for Camp Castle Rock summer program in Butte. A donated target from Bill Beatty Bug House sporting goods store arrived. needs bow and arrows to complete practice gear for the girls.
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Morgan Wright
Butte
Camp Castle Rock
Derby minister calls to end bride giving at weddings
Reverend E Ballo of Derby England urges abolishing the practice of giving away the bride unless the bridegroom is given away by his mother too.
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Rev
E. Ballo
Derby
England
Dances Featured in Deer Lodge Rodeo Celebration
Deer Lodge plans a two day rodeo with three big dance nights plus a 1949 show. The opening ceremony is set for Saturday July 2 at 8 PM at Colbert Hirst hall Main and Cottonwood. Ed Evans arena director T J Boone Rodeo association president A A Woolman secretary attend.
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Deer Lodge
Colbert- Hirst
Main
Cottonwood
Ed Evans
T. J. Boone
The
Rodeo Association
A. A. Woolman
John Logan 74 Elliston Native Dies After Illness
John Logan 74 longtime Elliston resident and Ireland native died at a local hospital after a brief illness. He came to the United States 50 years ago and lived in Rhode Island two years as a blacksmith before moving to Elliston 48 years ago. He ranched and lumbered for many years and once owned ranches. Survived by a sister and brother in Ireland, another sister in Rhode Island, and a nephew and niece in East Helena. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Deer Lodge
John Logan
Elliston
Ireland
Visitors Leave for Egypt Home
Prof. William Hickman and his daughter Miss Frances depart by car Tuesday morning to Albia Iowa to visit relatives and friends before heading to New York City. They sail July 23 on the Exter of the American Export Line for Assiut Egypt where he serves as a medical college professor. They have spent the last ten days with his brother Joe Hickman and family in West Deer Lodge.
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