Butte Observes 1898 Conflict Anniversary Program
Butte veterans of the Spanish American War gather at Patriotic hall to renew their 1898 pledge with a program led by Henry W. Lawton Camp No. 1 and with G A R honorary observers. Joseph Corbulary women assist as the city marks 27 years since the declaration of hostilities.
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Spain
Patriotic Hall
Court House
Henry W. Lawton Cai No
Buttes Verans
Uncle Sam
Joseph
M Deeds
America
Butte Post
Heroes of Nome Race at Rialto Theater
Nine leaders trekking frostbound Arctic to Nome bring anti toxin for plague relief. They perform four nights at Rialto theater in Butte starting tonight. W J Shannon dies in frostbitten drive after delivering anti toxin relay. He served in 1914 as a soldier and returned to Alaska in 1920.
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Rialto Theater
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Wild Bill” Shannon
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Shan
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United States
Wild Bill" Shannon
Nome
Rialto
Behave Yourself Leads Derby Amid Membership Rush
Behave Yourself owned by Eugene Carroll and ridden by Mrs. W. L. Ralston led the Red Triangle spring Derby on day three as field entries surged in memberships. Stone Street, Treporting, Black Gold, and Doran also posted notable totals amid fast race times and shifting positions through the eight-day event and Y.M.C.A membership drive.
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W. L. Ralston
Red Triangle
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HL. Bretherton
Carroll
Zev
William P. Kroger
Moss Agnes Davis
Bretherton
Stone Street
Henningsen Hare
Alex Blewett
Uncle Bill
Black Gold
J. Beavil
Charles ‘Russel
Doran
C. J. Nepper
Dave Kilroy
Vorna
Afteri
Google
Mitt Alexander
Sue
Frm
Spark Plug
Alexander
Greased Lightning
Lion Tamers’ Club
Malcolm Gillie
Mornin
Worth
F. J. Meicher
McMillan
Paul Jones
A. J. Knievel
W. E. Pierce
Meridian
Eyana
McKinney
Lion Tamers
Clab
Malcolm Gillis
Omar Khayyam
E. Woodward
Dorothea Stuck
Walter Hanser
Thompson Funeral Held For Charles T Thompson
Washington April 20 owners services were held today at St Paul Roman Catholic church for Charles T Thompson superintendent of the foreign service of the Associated Press who died Saturday in New York burial was at Mount Olivet Cemetery A group of newspaper correspondents with whom Mr Thompson was associated during his service as head of the Washington bureau of the Associated Press acted as pall bearers
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