Butte To Host Montana Elks State Meeting August 13 14
The Montana State Association of Elks weeks plan a two day event in Butte with a grand parade at 10 am on day one, an Elks baseball game for the state cup, a minstrel show, and a state ball. A second day features a morning meeting at the Broadway Theater and an open house social, with prizes for lodges and individuals. Rail fares cut to open rates, tickets on sale Aug 12 13, valid through Aug 16. Headquarters at Finlen hotel.
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Montana State Association of Elks
Butte
Elks
Columbia Gardens
Helena
Broadway
Montana State Association
Broadway Theater
Elks’ Hall
Diks
Everbody
Butte Elks
Grand Lodge
Salt Lake City
Anaconda Elks’ Minstrel Company
Finlen Hotel
Butte Lodge
Newsboys Club Faces Closure Over Rent Demand
The Monday Night club run by W C T I for newsboys education may end due to $15 monthly rent for Carpenters' Union hall. The club has no treasury or funds and lacks a means to raise money, threatening the continuation of meetings. Readings and performances by children and mothers highlight the appeal and distress.
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Newsboys
Newsboys’ Club
William F. Currah
Bradford
Stone
Berra Murray
Papa
Ailson Cahill
Colorado
John Duggan
Thamas Davie
Knights of Pythias Meet In Butte Montana Grand Lodge Session
Knights of Pythias of Montana arrive from across the state for the annual grand lodge executive session in Butte. Representatives, past chancellors, and officers fill hotel corridors as program plans run smoothly until Supreme Chancellor Bangs delays arrival shifting the schedule and postponing unwritten work.
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Knights of Pythias of Montana
Grand Lodge
Butte
Tracy R. Bangs
Montana
Grand Lodge postpones ceremonial work to Wednesday
Pythians are admitted to the grand lodge all day on Wednesday with the supreme chancellor conducting the ceremony. Routine grand lodge business replaces the postponed program at 4 o clock this afternoon, with no other changes from the Standard schedule.
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Grand Lodge
Insurgents in Philippines Organizing Says Chicago Voice
W C Deering of Chicago, arriving from the Orient, tells Victoria paper insurgents in the Philippines are organizing and drilling. He says filibusters land arms on island coasts and patrols are viewed as a force. Deserters and European soldiers are in rebel service.
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Victoria
B. C
W. C. Deering
Chicago
Tacoma
United States
Philippines
United States Army
Six Wills of Cassius M Clay Entered for Probate
In Richmond Kentucky August 3 six wills of the late Cassius M Clay were offered for probate in Madison county court. Heirs objected to probating all wills and the court sustained the objection placing the case on September 2 for consideration. The State Bank and Trust Co of Richmond was appointed curator pending legatee appointment. Wills submitted include one by Brutus Clay and one by Dora Richardson Brock the divorced wife who attended court.
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Richmond
Cassius M Clay
Madison County Court
General Clay
State Bank and Trust Company of Richmond
Brutus
Dora Richardson Brock
Brock
Missoula Debates Auto Speed Ordinance at Council Meeting
Missoula officials discuss regulating automobile speeds within city limits. Debate centers on a six mile per hour cap, with some proposing slightly lower on Higgins avenue. The July police fines totaled 355 dollars from 36 arrests. four fire alarms caused less than 20 dollars in losses. City valuation stands at 3 037 319 dollars, railroad value 110 925 dollars.
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Higgins Avenue
Gerber
Bellew
Northern Pacific
Woody Street
H. Bakern
Union Block
Dr. Oecttinger
Marsh Bros
Third Street
Chief Hollingsworth
St. Mills
Exchange Concert Hall
Hichard Harkness
Greenough Park
C. H. Hall
William Sealion Reported In Missoula Dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula notes J William Sealion involved in local developments Aug. events, with details focused on community activities and public notices surrounding his role.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Aug
J. William Sealion
William Bells
Hutte Bulks Through Missoula Before Hamilton Visit
Hutte traveled via the car Salvator through Missoula this evening and will stay a few days at the Daiy ranch before moving on to Hamilton.
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Hutte
Missoula
Hamilton
Daiy
Missoula Meeting on State Fair Fails to Materialize
An expected Missoula gathering at the courthouse this evening to discuss state fair interests did not occur, leaving organizers without a turnout or clear outcomes.
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Standard
Missoula
Aug
Spanish General Strike Bolsters Demands Amid Heavy Measures
Madrid reports a general strike across Barcelona Murcia Cadiz Ronda and Alcoy driven by harvest woes and prison releases demands. Authorities reinforced military and civil guards as gendarmes patrol streets while strike leaders blame government hard line for collapse at Barcelona and arrests for dynamite cartridges signal rising tensions.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Murcia
Cadiz
Ronda
Alcoy
Alcala
Builders' league lockout cuts city building work
Pittsburg reports 1340 to 1400 workers idle at noon as lockout by the Builders' league halts work on most active construction. Officers warn that further layoffs may follow, especially if contractors hire non union labor, raising tensions in the Building Trades council.
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Pittsburg
Builders’ League
League
Building Trades Council
Ctty
Plumbers Strike In York Pa For Nine Hour Day
York Pennsylvania workers strike for a nine hour day in a union recognition effort. All plumbers participated except those struck in today’s action seeking the new workday standard and union acknowledgment.
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York
Portvue Mills Resume Work Amid Small Strikes
At Portvue mills, McKeesport Tinplate workers returned to work peacefully after resuming production. A crowd of strikers gathered around the mill gates but non-union workers faced no harassment.
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Pittsours
Portvue
McKeesport Tinplate
Hartford youths' assault by two negro prowlers
A 19 year old invalid, J George Hearshey, was attacked while gathering squirrels on his father’s farm near Hartford City Indiana. Two black men robbed searched him and attacked him with a knife. A mob of about two hundred pursued the suspects with authorities preventing further violence.
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Ind
J.george Hearshey
Here
Hunt
Decudies
Po- Lee
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