Anaconda Smelter Workers Enjoy Washoe Park Picnic
A large crowd attended the Mill and Smeltermen union picnic at Washoe Park despite threatening weather. Highlights included dancing, outdoor concerts by the Anaconda band led by P. J. Gustaf, and various races. Ballard won multiple sprint events. Joe Alexander and Tony Domitrovich placed in others. Mike Draskovich wowed the crowd with a shot put record, while Murray Flint won the hammer throw and George Carter was the heaviest man present.
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Washoe Park
P Vilion
Anaconda
P. J. Gustaf
Piente
Showra
Ballard
Joe Alexander
Tony Domitrovich
Will Macaulay
Domitrovich
Laurel
Joe
James Gardner
John Nagle
Antoinette ‘Hill
Iris
Margaret Murphy
Charles Norcott
John Corrigan
John Gallagher
Matt ‘Martinich
Lou Hartssil
D. W. Thomas
Teamters
Steve Smarlock
T. J Murphy
Walter Ballard
Horace Wil
Raph Winters
Ed Malvey
Elmer Weetenes
Roy ‘Nordauiat
W. Sheehan
Tom McCarville
Low Hartsell
Dan Fin
Mike Vraskovich
Tory
Draskovich
Hartsell
Alexander
Murray Flint
Joe Bernard
Mike Connors
Pat Connors
George Carter
Ameiter
Mill Workers
Domitrovich O'Brien
Oldhaber
Davin
Lake Wiles
Stalling Fort
Smith
Miss Bell
Howard Lee
M. L. McDermott
al LeFebvri
SIAL HIT BY AUTO INJURES TEEN NEAR WALNUT STREET
Helen Lathrope a 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Lath of 002 Walnut street was severely injured Saturday evening on Ash street when her bicycle was struck by an automobile. She was knocked into a yard and carried to a yard to avoid recognition. The vehicle described as an E M F with prominent letters and intoxicated occupants. The crash occurred about 4 pm and the bicycle has not been found.
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Helen Lathrope
G. E Lath
Walnut Street
Ash Street
Chinese waiter attacker in Main Street incident
Aged Chinaman known as Fat knocked unconscious a Chinese waiter after refusing to pay a bill at a Main Street noodle house. The waiter, over 60, suffered a severe brain concussion and remained unconscious for hours before hospital reports. James Harrington, about two, was jailed as authorities pursued juries in the case. Three other youths fled during the escape.
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James Harrington
Main Street
Harrington
Main
Commercial
Tom Keefe
Noodie
Expulsion Debate Muddies Lind Visit in Mexico City
In Mexico City Aug 17 public sentiment shifts as press calls for applying Article 33 to Dr William Bayard Hale the U S investigator. The Independencia hails expulsion as spy tactic while officials show mixed views on Lind proposals. A decision is expected within days with Lind likely to depart for the United States by week’s end.
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Mexico City
Ropucar
John Lind
Mexico
Wilson
William Bayard Hale
United States
Independencia
Huerta
Hale
Lind
United State
Thaw escapes from Matteawan in sensational breakout
The article details Harry Thaw's escape from Matteawan Hospital for the Criminally Insane with four accomplices and a fifth man named Flood driving the car. Questions about the conspirators’ true identities arise as hotel clerk Gordon recalls Thaw’s jailhouse network and the aide Barnum, a trusted attendant, who allegedly disliked him. The escape involved a touring car and a second vehicle, with authorities noting Thaw would not accept freedom without legal process and the hospital’s leniency.
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Thaw
White
New York
Thornties
Erline
Auston Flint
Charles Kennedy
Matteawan
Holland Hotel
Thomas Flood
New York City
William Gordon
Goredon
Tie
Thompson Sanday
Thompson
Mr. Gordon
Marty
End of Thaw Case Signals Final Chapter in Sensational Trial
New York August reports recount Harry Thaw’s 1906 murder of architect Stanford White atop Madison Square Garden and Evelyn Nesbit’s role. It notes Thaw’s trials, insanity verdicts, and his confinement at Matteawan State Hospital with ongoing family appeals as the case nears closure.
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New York
Thawtra State Hospital
AU Mattewan
Evelyn
Madison Square Roof
Stanford ‘White
White
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Jute Aes
Justice Dowling
Mattoawan
Thaw insanity cases reach appeals and bribery scandal
A sum estimated at 290000 sought to have Thaw declared sane. In 1908 Supreme Court Justice Moreschuaser denied release. In 1909 a similar writ failed before Justice Mills. The state Court of Appeals upheld the lower court. In 1912 Justice Keogh agreed Thaw was insane. A bribery scandal then surfaced involving Dr John W Russell former superintendent of teawan hospital. An attorney John Anhut was indicted for offering Russell 120000 and sentenced to two to four years at Sing Sing. Dr Raymond Kelb became Mat leawan supervisor after Russell resigned.
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Supreme Court
Moreschuaser
Thaw
Mills
State Court of Appeals
Keogh
John W. Russell
Teawan’ Hospital
John Anhut
New York
Anhut
Russell
Sing Sing
Matleawan
Raymond Kelb
Ten Thousand Men On Watch For Escaped Thaw
New York August 17 Police officers across the city are ordered to arrest Harry K Thaw on sight following a general alarm from Matteawan asylum authorities. Within minutes all precincts were notified and units were posted at Hoboken and Jersey City terminals and ferries to aid in apprehension.
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York
New York
Harry K
Matteawan Asylum
Algem Ba
Hoboken
Jersey City
Ouellette Funeral to Be Held Today
Alfred Ouellette who died from injuries after a motorcycle collision in Los Angeles will be buried today. Funeral arrangements include a service at St. Paul’s Church after a procession from 404 East Fourth Street. Pallbearers are United Spanish War Veterans. survivors include parents Fred and Mr. Ouellette, sisters Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Walkup, brothers John, Lee, and Ed, and cousin Mrs. Missner.
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Alfred Ouellette
Los Angeles
Anaconda
East Fourth Street
St. Paul's Church
Mount Carmelemetery
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Mr. Ouellette
Ana
Conda
Montan
Ouellette
Fred Ouellette
James Ryan
Lora Walkup
Butte
John, Lee
Chris Missner
Bennie Walkup
Gus Aloney
Annie Cyr
Bubach
John Bubach
Lawler & Cilmer
Ouellatte
Attra
Notorious Countess Tarnovska Found Dead on Train
Aug 17. The Countess Marie Tarnovska, famed for luring men to murder for life insurance, was found hanged on a St. Petersburg Kiev Express train. Police investigate whether suicide or murder. Tarnovska, who was pardoned last year, had been convicted of orchestrating Count Kamarowski's murder through jealousy. Naumeft, the youth she manipulated, was found guilty but deemed mentally unbalanced and sentenced to three years.
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Rnovskit
Venice
Kamarowski
Marie ‘Tarnovska
Nicholas Naumeft
Vienna
Count Kamarowski
Kamaroski
Naumeft
Baptists Dedicate Completed Church in Helena
A renovated First Baptist Church in Helena was formally dedicated after completing a $2,100 expansion that adds Sunday school and social rooms, a parlor, movable partitions, and enhanced acoustics. Rev. J C Clark of Helena led the morning sermon, with Dr D Mah a delivering the dedicatory address on the church as a civilizing force. Contributions totaling $300 were pledged at the close, and praise was given to donors for improving the church’s facilities and capacity.
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Firet Baptist
J. ¢. Clark
Helena
Mere. Nuttall
Ein
Hec
Rate Clarke
Young” People's
D.maha
Rocky Mountains
Wendell Robinson
Bell
Tippett
Walter Quitlan
Clark
FW. Crawford
C Cieties
Smith
T. ¢. Cainan
Joseph ‘Servatius
City News and Advertisements Roundup Tonight
Local notices list K of P and A O H meetings and various ads for family liquors, furniture, room rentals, and a hotel cafe hours. Mentions J T Gunnis returning from Great Falls, Mrs Wilcox visiting from Uniontown, and several residents traveling to Butte and Yellowstone Park. Stock of classifieds includes lost purse, watches, diamonds, and stage coalitions.
Roundup Weekend Notes Bring Visitors and Local Toasts
Mrs. Robert Raff and children returned to Missoula after visiting. William Attridge and Loreen Broadwell from Coeur d Alene spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James O Leary. E O Sowerwine and son Owen of Tooele visit relatives at 704 Oak street. Mrs T N Barnard of Wallace and Mrs L J Whitney visit E A Barnard at West Fifth street. F K Brunton, Greenwood BC, attends mining engineers convention. Lightning damaged a building on East Sixth street. fuse blew at slime plant and woodwork suffered fire damage.
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William Attridge
Loreen Broadwell
Coeur d'Alene
James O'Leary
E. 0. Sowerwine
Owen of
Tooele
Andy Mandolt Rouge
East Sixth Street
Reduction Works
Hibernians Organize A Lodge In Missoula
Missoula Aug 17 Division No 1 of Missoula Ancient Order of Hiberians organized a lodge in Garden City with charter membership of 18. State President James Cummings and State Secretary Neil Collins attended. Officers elected include E F Carri president Tom Haggerty vice president W B Coffee recording secretary James Piquett financial secretary T Skein treasurer. The session was enthusiastic and the lodge has bright prospects.
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Missoula
Order of Hiberians
Garden City
James Cummings
Butte
Neil Collins
Anaconda
E. F. Carri
Tom Haggerty
W. B. Coffee
James Piquett
T. Skein
Rescues Two But Has to Dive for Drowning Girl
Salem Oregon August 17 Bruce McDaniel boat tender became a hero when he rescued Clara Brown years old and H B Smith a clerk years old from drowning after a rowboat overturned amid waves from a launch. The boat had gone down twice and Smith clung to the craft when McDaniel rushed to the rescue in another boat, plunged into the water and saved first Miss Brown then Smith.
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Salem
Ore
Bruce McDaniel
Clara Brown
H. B. Smith
Smith
McDaniel
Miss Brown
Girl Fatally Hurt In Portland Car Crash
In Portland at East Seventh and East Main streets a collision between two autos injured Miss Ethel Boothby aged 2 who died from a fractured skull and other injuries while five others suffered minor injuries. Drivers Paul Schiever and Roy Griffith deny speeding. both cars were wrecked.
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Ore
East Seventh
East Main Streets
Ethel Boothby
Paul Schiever
Roy “Griffith
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