Red Men from across the state meet in Butte grand council
Red Men from all parts of the state assembled in Butte for the annual great council. James T. Rogers of Binghamton New York spoke at the high school auditorium praising patriotism and the lodge's future while recounting the order history from the Boston Tea Party to its 1885 reorganization. The 487820 member group opened sessions led by Great Sachem Aaron Remsey with welcomes from Dillon attorney C W Robinson and a postmeeting automobile tour.
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Butte
Nual Great Council
James T. Rogers
Binghamton
N.Y
House of Representatives
Order of Red Men
Boston
Aaron’ Remsey
C. W. Robinson
Dillon
Rogers
Crowds at Ansonia Theater Enjoy Double Program
Capacity crowds thronged the Ansonia theater for a big double program. The Giersdorf company showcases high class musical acts with new costuming and striking electrical scenery. Alice Brady in Redhead charms as the loving wife who grows into her role amid unusual marital circumstances.
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Ansonia Theater
Giersdorf Company
Alice Brady
Grocery sues for 950 damages after streetcar wreck
Davidson Grocery company sues Butte Electric Railway alleging its auto was badly wrecked by a street car. The complaint says tracks on Harrison avenue near the Northern Pacific viaduct were lower than the street, causing the auto to become immovable in crossing.
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Butte Electric Railway
Davidson Grocery Company
Th Street Car Company
Harrison Avenue
Northern Pacific Viaduct
Young Wu Ting Fang Jr Follows His Father’s Path
The son of Wu Ting Fang, former Chinese ambassador to the United States, travels with a delegation in Washington involved in examining the Shantung settlement. The report notes his chosen career mirrors his father’s diplomatic legacy.
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Young G. &. Wu
China
United States
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Shantung
Geologist Searles Themes in Rainbow Vein Case
In the Elm Orlu Black Rock litigation before Judge Bourquin geologist Searles presents a northwest southeast vein system linked to Rainbow mineralization. Cross examination reveals discrepancies with earlier testimony and a potential Carlysle vein connection, while Kemp from Columbia University maps pyritized granite quartz and gouge as Rainbow lode components.
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Bourquin
Searles
Beieves
Kremer
Pyle
Carlysle
Black Rock
Pyles
Carlisle
Clark
Unio
James F. Kemp
Columbia University
Kemp
Grey
Vein Structure and Gouge Types Studied in Elm Orly Rainbow Veins
The testimony describes vein areas carrying pyrite in granite, differences between normal vein gauges and gouges, and the origin of gouges. Professor Kemp explains raises and junctions of Elm Orly and Rainbow veins linking to the major Rainbow vein near the Black Rock mine. The cross examination by William Wallace focuses on strands and positions relative to Rainbow.
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Kemp
Black Rock
William Wallace
Comfort Station Bonds Taken by City Council
City council authorized sale of bonds totaling 425000 for a comfort station. Drake-Bullard Co bid par with 5 percent interest and $225 lithographic deduction. Station moved from Rialto basement to Library building. Washington dated Aug 17 indicates $9,688,172,587 in new treasury credits for allies France and Greece. France total 3047974777, Greece total 48230629.
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Drake-Bullard Company
Rialto
Washington
Treasury
France
Greece
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Cheett
Wimissio
Xrlees
Heros
F. A. Ironside
Heath
Heath Bakery
South
Montana Street
Oechsli
Furni Sour
West Broadway
Eagles’ Hall
Degree of
Pocahontas
M. D. Buford
Anaconda
Roy Sprague
Philipsburg
John McLean
Columbus
Dispensation and Charter
Joe Lepke
John Gardner
State of the Order
C. H. True
B. F. Stephens
Lewistown
F. A. Bryant
L. P. Lavelle
Sam B. Davidson
J.H. Con
Young C. C. Wa
Connells
Ienes
Spe
Georgette
AIL
Chambray and Pereale
Bray
Hanan
J. B. Tilt
Tilt
Oshkosh B'Gosh
Oshkosh B’gosh
Oshkosh Overall CO
Oshkosh
Wis
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