Butte Current Rotes Clip with Numerous Visitors
A crowded Butte notes listing diverse visitors and locals from Missoula Helena Bozeman Livingston and Chicago. Names include Ira L. Gregory F A Fuller J E Hample and many more. Entries mention business talks arrivals departures and social visits across Montana and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Giesecker
Bozeman
E. B. Milburn
Ficialty
Butte
Lisa Frank Arnold
Park Counts
Livingston
W. Schultz
San Francisco
HT. Wilson
A. H. Jones
Thomas
Tamale man in jail writes love letters for wife of another
In Butte, John Kahn, jailed for vagrancy, allegedly had fellow prisoners write endearing notes to Mrs. John Henry Thompson. The husband recovered the letters and Thompson intends to prosecute. Kahn was released on $190 bond as he faces the magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamale
John Kahn
Butte
John Henry Thompson
Kahn
Thompson
Wil
Robbed by the Man Whom He Had Just Befriended
Antone Smith of 20 Utah avenue says a man he befriended for aid robbed him after spending the night. The would‑be benefactor vanished with Smiths watch and change, prompting Smith to urge police to arrest the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Smith
Utah Avenue
Smith
Butte Man Frank Blair Arrested After Street Fight
Frank Blair, a familiar figure on Butte streets, caused trouble at Park and Main. Patrolmen Parks and Sage tried to take him to jail after he resisted, tiring himself out. Blair, reportedly a frequent arrestee, faces a Fancy charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blair
Fcure
Butte
Blair
Parks
Sage
Bakers Install Officers and Union Delegates
Local bakers' union meeting names officers including vice president LH Moughton and secretary treasurer William Bush. Delegates listed to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council include F. Gretter Taur J. Lammic K. Rickworth and Sarl Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers’ Union
Press
John Bates Die From Kick While Shoe Horse
John Bates a longtime resident of Butte died this morning at 736 Utah Avenue from injuries after a horse kicked him Thursday while shoeing it. He was born in England and is survived by his widow, a daughter, and a nephew Burt Run-Aol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonn Jates
Butte
Utah Avenue
England
Burt Run- Aol
Bates Wasn. Mason
Hibernians Name Delegates to Their State Convention
Division No. 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians elected delegates and alternates for the state convention to be held in Great Falls on August 21 to 23. Delegates include Dan Leahy W J Sewell Tim JD Kelly Pat English James Connally John C Murphy W Deeney Ea Fitzpatrick James Downey and Patrick Cleary. Alternates named Ty McCarthy Pat McGuinn Pat Lally Tom Turke John Quigley John Swen John Butione Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Great Falls
Dan Leahy
W. J. Sewell
Tim JD Kelly
Pat English
James A ’Onnally
John C. Murphy
W. Deeney
Ea Fitzpatrick
James Downey
Patrick Cleary
Ty. McCarthy
Pat McGuinn
Pat Lally
Tom Turke
John Quigley
John Swen
John Butineon Ryan
Butte Briefs Reach From Great Falls to White Sulphur
F. C. Smith city attorney of Great Falls is in Butte today en route to White Sulphur Springs. A motor party touring the Northwest arrived in Butte from Long Beach California last night. The party includes Mrs B W Cole Mrs H B Cole Mrs Helen Cole Harold and Carroll Cole and Roxcoe Rablock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Smith
Great Falls
Butte
White Sulphur Springs
Northwest
Long Beach
Cal
B. W. Cole
Cole
Mis
Helen Cole
Harold and Carroll Cole
Roxcoe Rabcock
Billings Identified as Man with Case in Parade Explosion
San Francisco on August 2 witnesses place Warren Billings near the Market and Steuart corner before a blast at a preparedness parade. John McDaniels testifies Billings and Tom Mooney conferred and set a suitcase that exploded, killing eight and wounding over 40. Indictments include Billings Mooney and others in the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John Medaniels
Warren Billings
Market
Steuarttreet
McDaniele
Tom Mooney
Billings
Edward, Nolan
Israel Weinberg
Mght
President Wilson’s unchanged stance on woman suffrage
Washington report states the president still believes suffrage should be decided by states and opposes federal action. The White House confirmation followed Hughes’s federal amendment remark, with suffragists predicting a new statement before the September National American Woman Suffrage Association meeting. The National Woman’s Party calls this stance hostile to the movement and vows continued activism. Also noted is the death of John J. Bates, 48, at home with funeral plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Charles E. Hughes
Wotlen
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Suffrage Organization
Tumulty
Wileson
New Jersey
Tal
Volrando
Susan B. Anthony
National Woman's Party
United States
Mabel Vernon
Casement Dies as a Traitor Contested Verdict and Sinn Fein
The report outlines Casement's execution amid controversy over his guilt. It notes Irish soldiers facing hardship under German treatment and claims supporters view him as a murderer. Counsel Gavin Duffs cites Casement’s Catholic conversion and last rites and mentions visits from relatives. The condemned man is described as unusually cheerful and serene.
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Casement
Gavin Duffs
Fomer Knight
Duffy
Senate Resolution Cable to Ambassador at London
Washington August 2 The state department cabled Ambassador Page for presentation to the British foreign office the senate resolution urging clemency for Irish political offenders The resolution passed last week and was held up by formalities reaching the White House yesterday afternoon Acting Secretary Polk said Page would not be instructed to make verbal representations in handing the resolution to the ambassadors Carpenter and a passenger in the Lexing ton mine accident near Butte were pinned under a car both injured and taken to Murray hospital Daniel Dougherty aged 68 a resident of Butte for 11 years died in Seattle burial in Butte survive a brother in Butte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. McDonald
Halifax
Nova Scotia
John Sterling
Union’ Pacific Coal Company
Omaha
James
Frank McGlynn
Portland
Seattle
Sherman & Reed
Broadway
Arizona
Margaret Risland
Scranton
Henry Plesse
Floral Boulevard
Ray Tellier
San Francisco
Butte
Anaconda
Claude S. Cotton
Mountain States Telephone Company
Helena
Kenneth Ross
Bonner
William T For
B. Mcafee
Mise Esther Bireley
Billings
Helen
Hattie Blankenship
Bozeman
W. D. Belless
Florence Avenue
A. B. Cohen
William Malloy
Savannah
Eagles
F. J. Hay
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
R. J. Jensen
Central Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Washington
Wilson
State Department
Ambassador Page
British Foreign Office
Senate
Great Britain
Thager Casgment
Sen
White Horne
Polk
Page
Carpenter
Lexington
Turtle
Murray Hospital
Daniel Potgherty
Daniel Dougherty
Ste Eping
Seattia
Auaconaaroan Team Beats Copper Streets 20 To
The Auaconaaroan team defeated Copper Streets in a 20 to game. lineup includes Doherty as catcher Sheehan as pitcher Connolly at first Hart at second F Sheehan at third Ed Short Mouth Harrington Powell in the outfield and James Connolly as manager. The church will hold events at Nine-Stile Park tonight and will convey the picture at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auaconaaroan
Copper Streets
Wine Here
Doherty
Sheehan
Connolly
Hart
F. Sheehan
Mouth
Harrington
Powell
James Connolly
Enor of Ee
Deutschland Safe At Sea Amid Submarine Chase
A German submarine escorted by a tug and convoy passed Chesapeake Bay under clear skies. The sub cruised at high speed with running lights, signaling with blinker lights to allied vessels while observers noted the wake and spray. The Timmins and other ships kept pace, use of searchlights revealing crew on deck as they formed a cautious, tense procession toward Solomons Island and the Cape Henry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutachland
Timmins
Cape Henry
Virginia
Maryland
Dispatch
Lower Chesapeake
Capes
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Paul Koenig
Solomons Lnland
Bethe
Roenigadl
Tug report Deutschland passed out to sea at 8 30 p m
Washington Aug 2 The tug Thomas F Timmins which accompanied the German merchant submarine Deutschland down the bay from Baltimore reported to the United States neutrality squadron outside Hampton Roads tonight that the Deutschland had passed out to sea at 8 30 p m so Timmins message was picked up by the neutral fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas F.timmins
Baltimore
United States Neutrality Squadron
Hampton Roads
Timmins
British Believe Sub Will Reach German Port Safely
London reports on the German submarine Deutschland with naval officers watching its progress. They express little hope the undersea liner will reach its home port safely and note Britain’s determination not to recognize the vessel as an ordinary merchantman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German
London
Deutschla
Britten Admiralty
Great Britain
Elevator Mishap Injures Arthur Matson at Pennsylvania Block
Elevator boy Arthur Matson was crushed when an elevator descended while he repaired the top at the third floor. Dragged to the first floor, he suffered injuries but no broken bones and received treatment at his room in the Virginia apartments.
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Arthur Matson
Pennsylvania
Mats
Matson
Rome
Virginia
Danish Denies West Indies Sale Reports
London reports say Danish authorities have not confirmed news of selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. Copenhagen journalists expect a Friday session where the government will be questioned on the issue. Koebenhaven newspaper launches a campaign against the sale amid strict censorship. Washington stated on July 25 that negotiations for Denmark to sell the islands for 26 million dollars were virtually complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
Washington
Danish West Indies
United States
Denmark
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Butte News
Avery
W. D. Fenner
Thompson Falls
Jerry Harrington
Thomas Etenson
Centerville
Yellowstone National Park
P. O
T. H. Emery
Fred Wedlake
Cottonwood
McQueen Addition
George F. Shea
Northern
W. H. Sampbel
Billings Creamery
G.3. Seeley
J. R. Yates
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Missoula
A.M. E
Tolano Street
Bakers
John Bates
Eigk
Hibernians
Butte Briefs
Hughes Ment
John J. Bates
White
Aatrur Wasera
Mose Linz
Main
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E Park
Climax
Lyons
John J. McCarthy
Prop
ABC
Deutschland
Faun
Cwrpet
West Park Street
Peerrene Lancer Marten Pte
Sean Ees
McCarthy
East Broadway
Dax Kota
P.O. Holm
St Broadway
Simon
North Main
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