New Ansonia bill a popular draw for town entertainment
Despite miners union picnic crowds, Ansonia theater week opens with vaudeville and moving pictures drawing families. The Three Valises, Two Sermon, and Misses Pearl and Davia feature. Professor Caramack plays pipe organ. John Eva 60 dies of heart failure at 11 West Woolman. Funeral tomorrow at 2. Rev S. C. Blacklaton officiating. Races to Gregson Hot Springs and special train details listed. Miners Savings Bank advertises postal savings, safety deposit boxes, and watch cleaning at W Park.
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Butte
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Caramack
John Eva
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Slater
Philip Roberts
West Boardman Street
Ovelook
Ss. C. Blacklaton
Popular Butte Boy Captures Gold Piece at Gregson Springs
Wil Sullivan of the Butte street railway company nabbed the gold dollar during a crowded hunt at Gregson Springs. The 10 gold piece, amid a fanfare of miners and onlookers, went to Sullivan after a long chase that saw Judge Pringle briefly identified and the crowd roars rise and fall. Sullivan, a former Butte Newsboys union leader, hailed the win as his lucky day and vowed to try again.
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Standard
Anaconda Standard
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Sunday Standard
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Pickens
Yage
Telephone Masher Batter Reforms Aim to Trim Harassment
A company tightens policy on obscene calls to female operators as management reports throttling the “masher” practice. New rule requires operators to screen calls, with a high level supervisor to train staff on proper handling and to replace offenders with a cold, standardized greeting.
Victim of Assault Will Recover, Physician Says
Hugh Sharkey of 25 East Conper Street expected to survive after a beating at Copper and Main Streets Friday morning. Dan Dugent and three others charged. doctor reports a fracture to the leg and right shoulder. Centerville Young Man's Club calls a special meeting for Monday evening, Aug. 12, at the gymnasium.
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East Conper Street
Copper
Dan Dugent
Sharkey
Hartge
Duggan
Centarville
J.D. Munphy
Competitors Slip in Greased-Pole Stunt at Lake Aveta
Aquatic events drew a mule crew to Lake Aveta for a grease pole contest with six climbers, all sliding into the water. Albert Swanson and Bam Klynvilla split the winnings after a tilting race ended with Kinville capturing the gong and Mounties. Chase Easly led the cano eights to finish first in the boat race.
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Sean
Sik
Albert Swanson
Bam Klynvilla
Ctck
Kinville
Howard Gry
Ward Chase Easly
Memorial Services Held by Knights of Pythias
Memorial services conducted by Knights of Pythias leaders and delegations were held here. Supreme officers presided as discussions proposed a three member committee to pick a meeting place for the Lob convention and a future supreme chancellor nomination.
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Knights OF Pythias
Dauver
Auge
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Chikago
Pia Eainer
Irrigation Projects Investigated in Washington
A bill introduced by Senator Borah proposes a special commission to examine MoveWayne reclamation projects. The inquiry aims to determine if too many charges were placed against Ve reiga and Janda in distributing settlers trust funds, not to accuse officers of malfeasance.
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Sartor Borah
Yoomination
Vereiga
Janda
Tho” Atheune Settlers Trust
Investigate Source of Supply in Chicago Cattle Market
Agents from the department of commerce and labor study Chicago cattle market conditions to solve the beef supply shortage. The inquiry focuses on supply and demand laws and whether the recent record price of 10.25 dollars per hundred pounds on the hoof is justified by supply. Names of late arrivals at the Finlen hotel are mentioned in a garbled note.
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Catia
Theodore Roose
T, Oyater
Woodrow Wilson
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Finlen Hotel
Butte
Portland Aviator Sets Northwest Route Milestone
In August Portland Oregon a flyer named Edwards piloted a 60 horsepower aeroplane from Vancouver Washington to Precuind across the Columbia River delivering 1,290 pieces of Mall matter. The return trip followed the same route with ten minutes saved. A postal warder waited as spectators addressed port cards stamped with a special postmark. A fire of unknown origin was found at 9 o'clock last night on Ho Mouth Dakota Street.
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Amlay
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Columbia River
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Dakota Street
Fire at Paumledge House Causes Loss to 506 Dollars
A fire at the Paumledge house caused property loss of 506 dollars. The building is owned by Mr. Fuonia and occupied by Frank Ansler. The house was unoccupied when the fire was discovered. Local authorities assess partial coverage bytty.
Graft scandal confessions detail aldermen case
Detroit officials report admittance by Trovecating Attorney Iugt Sheppard amid alderman graft investigations. Two confessions allegedly come from aldermen, with a third linked to Edward Schrister, secretary of the common council committees and national secretary of a party group.
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Iugt Sheppard
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Edward Schrister
Common Council
Death of Fred Tanko at Montana ranch near Waterloo
Fred Tanko aged 37 died yesterday at a ranch near Waterloo. He had lived in Montana ten years and was a member of St. John's Baptist church. The body was brought to Lutte last night.
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Waterloo
Montana
St. John’s Baptist Secrets, No
Lutte
Amputated hand survivor recovers after yard accident
Read about Br. W. White, a switchman at Mr Winkers yards, who had his right hand amputated yesterday morning. He recovered well from the shock after being brought from the freight yards by the engine crew. The report notes ongoing hard battles ahead and urges readers to subscribe to the Standard Montana.
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Mr Winker
White Wa
Fraight Yards
Portland youths charged with murder in Baker death
Three youths were charged with murder and a warrant issued for a fourth in connection with the death of Adam Baker a lineman who died July 23 after a beating in a city street. Suspects are Charles Chelatenson 17 machinist Harry Leere 19 and Robert Bury 22.
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Charles Chelatenson
Tmachiniat
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Robert Bury
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