Frank Hughes Dies After Alighting From Auto In Butte
Frank Hughes a longtime Butte real estate man died last evening as he stepped from his car at home 123 West Galena Street He suffered heart failure and had recently sought care at Chico Springs His wife Mrs Hughes returning from the hospital wired Judge Holland to meet her at Butte Dan Holland reached the Hughes home with Hughes in a fainting condition and died in Holland's arms He leaves two sisters and a brother in Vancouver and a sister in Texas Funeral arrangements will follow when relatives are heard from.
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Frank Hughes
Butte
West
Galena Street
Hughes
Chico Springs
M. L. Holland
Holland
Judge Holland
Mr. Hughes
Hillighes
Vancouver
British Columbia
Texas
Rules for Menu Contest at Butte Standard
The notice invites entries from Butte readers for a dinner menu contest using articles from grouped advertisements. Prizes include theater tickets. menus must be submitted by 6 pm Wednesday and state the ad source. Entries must use advertised articles only, not stock goods, and be written on one side of the paper.
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Butte
Mont
Butte Official Weds Salt Lake City Pianist Harriette Pedersen
Fay Knott secretary to Montana Power superintendent M R Buck and popular Butte man marries Harriette Pedersen of Salt Lake City after a five year romance begun in Omaha. The couple wed at the bride's parents home and plan to live in Butte. Seaweeds derive nourishment from surrounding water rather than soil.
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Fay Knott
M. R. Buck
Montana Power Company
Butte
Harriette Petersen
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Neb
GALL TO COLORS OF CONSCRIPTS
In person and to inform the men of their military status the board will impress on them that disobedience is a grave military crime. Five alternates per district join the board at headquarters to fill vacancies. held at assembling point until train time. Retreat roll call excepted, town liberty to 45 minutes before train time. Deserters reported. others may be sent with explanation. Final camp admission after physicals and alternate replacements as needed.
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Adjutant General of
Army
Lima Street Car Strike Sparks Fatal Rioting in Lima
Rioting erupted in Lima Ohio during a street car strike. Guards on Ohio Electric Railway cars clashed with strikers as E K Stroup tried to board a car. Charles Crider allegedly shot Stroup. a mob pursued the car to the depot where Leonard Short fell shot in the abdomen and Charles Morrison was wounded. Short expected to die.
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Lima
Ohio
Ohio Electric RailWay Company
E. K. Stroup
Charles Crider
Stroup
Leonard Short
Charles Morrison
Short
Little Jack De Saulles Visits Mother in Jail
Mineola New York August ninth little Jack De Saulles four year old son of Bianca De Saulles visited his mother in her Nassau county jail room for about an hour the visit came after her arrest following the tragedy at the De Saulles summer home in Westbury. The boy romped and she wept at parting and the county physician Dr Guy F Cleghorn said she is seriously ill with an undetermined malady.
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Mineola
N. Y
Jack de Saules
Bianca de Saulles
John L. de Saulles
Nassau County
de Saulles
Westbury
Local Playhouses Tease Bold War Film Series at Orpheum
Columns praise Dominion government motion pictures to honor Canada's army. Aug 16 18 at Butte Orpheum feature vivid depictions from Victoria troop departures to hospital care and battle diagrams. Richard Barthelmess stars in The Eternal Sin at Rialto via Selznick.
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Canada
Orpheum
Butte
Victoria
British Columbia
Ypres
Earl Kitchener
Tierden
Carson
Hughes
Sergeant Wells
Germany
Wells
Richard Barthelmess
Herbert Brenon
the Rialto
Selznick Pictures
Mr. Barthelmess
England
Trinity College
Hartford
Brenon
Marthelmess
Herbert Brenon Film Corporation
Selznick Picture
Rialto
Greater New York Picture at People's Hippodrome
A six feature vaudeville program includes a photoplay excursion titled Greater New York by Day and by Night. Also shown are two comedies and Pathe news. The program repeats tomorrow with the five part production and additional offerings.
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People’s Hippodrome Today
Greater
New York
Fugitives Captured After Long Arctic Chase
Edmonton report describes the end of a 3000 mile journey by mounted police to arrest two Eskimos Sinnisiak and Wlusuk. They were said to be wanted in connection with the deaths of Fathers Rouvier and Le Roux at Bloody Falls in 1913, with Inspector Job. Lanouse led the two year expedition.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Mounted Police
Esquimos
Sinnisiak
Wlusuk
Rouvier
Leroux
Bloody Falls
Arctic
Job. Lanouse
German Sub Sunk by British Merchantman
London reports another merchantman sunk a submarine but names of the captain and crew cannot be published due to the fate of Capt. Charles Fryatt. The vessel’s captain and crew were awarded 2500 by Sir William J. Tatem, chairman of the Tatem Navigation Company, for their deed.
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London
Charles Fryatt
Brussels
William J. Tatem
Tatem Navigation Company
Writ of Mandamus Sought in Tarbox Case
In Butte district court minority stockholders of Tarbox Mining seek a mandamus to compel Daxon and secretary Leinert to allow P. H. Kenny Walter Brammer and August Bechtold to inspect the books. They allege unpaid stock assessments and demand book access. Daxon calls it trouble over a discharge. Hearing set for August 12 at 10 a.m.
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August Bechtold
Tarbox Mining Company
Richard Caxon
Butte
Daxon
Gus Leinert
P. H. Kenny
Walter Brammer
Leinert
Bechtold
Miner Injured at Buffalo Mine
Walter Rodgers, a miner at the Buffalo mine, was cut on the leg last night. The vein in his right leg was severed and he was taken to St. James hospital. He lives at 1412 Fourth street, Walkerville.
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Walter Rodgers
Buffalo
St. James’ Hospital
Fourth Street
Walkerville
Still Tied Up Street Cars in Kansas City
Kansas City streetcar service remained halted as unionized workers refused to return to work. Officials reported no progress toward resolving demands for union recognition and reinstatement of discharged employees, keeping delays over 24 hours.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Railways Company
Strike expands as 500 miners walk out in Kentucky field
Reports from Lexington Kentucky say 500 men struck the Yellow Creek Coal and Stonyford colleries in Bell county marking the first move in a Southeastern Kentucky coal field strike. The walkout is linked to a larger stoppage claimed to involve 25,000 workers across Southeastern Kentucky and Northeastern Tennessee, with a general strike called for Saturday.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Yellow Creek Coal Company
Stonyford Company
Bell County
Tennessee
War Tax Debate Opens in Senate Tomorrow
Washington on August 9 Senate debate on the $2 006 970 000 war tax bill is to begin tomorrow led by Chairman Simmons with Senators McCumber Penrose and other committee members expected to follow as leaders hope for passage in about two weeks.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
McCumber
Penrose
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Grand Union Tea Company
West Broadway
Blanchard
Henningsen Produce CO
Elaine Hammerstein
Olive Thomas
Violet Mersereau
Jack DE Saulles
Greater New York
Miner
Louis Dimond
Onis
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