Substitutes Chosen on Teaching Force In Butte
The Butte school board elected thirty two substitute teachers for the coming year after a teachers committee recommendation. Names include Margaret Harrington Mary Dea Anna Breen Jennie O Brien and others. A missing name Mamie L Sullivan was added. A separate resolution seeks a special election on a $50 000 bond issue for building purposes without requiring registration. Bills totaling 1364 were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Tuohy
Downer
Margaret Harrington
Mary Dea
Anna Breen
Jennie O Brien
Aoy Short
Sadie Barclay
Nellie Nugent
Rose Donovan
Catherine Lyden
Hester Christen
Lucy Kemper
Frances Ford
Elvira Swanson
Mary Keeten
Maye Carman
Gertrude O'Rourke
Reasie Stone
Ada Montgomery
Esther Heath
Emma Feeley
Edith Nutterville
Alice Conway
Mamie Dwyer
Pearl Early
Mamie Hayes
Gladys Ford
Selah Kellett
Ethel Mottleson
Clara Rich
Mabel Williams
Eva Willliams
Agnes Bernier
Mamie L. Sullivan
Gertrude Ryan
Acheo Leilah Russ
Seattle
Clara Williams
Walker
Melcher
Driscoll
Elderkin
Holland
Hopkins
Drugists Oppose Pure Food Law At Montana Meeting
Montana pharmaceutical association ends its twenty first annual convention at Hunter's Hot Springs with opposition to parts of the pure food and drug law. Officers elected include J M Seaman as president and a slate named for state health board representation. Proposals to place pharmacists on the State Board of Health and a new or revised state pharmacy law were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter's Hot Springs
Montana Pharmaceutical Association
Treasure State
State Board of Health
Boulder Springs
Association
J. M. Seaman
Livingston
A. C. Rocher
Bozeman
Lee Warren
Billings
Norris
State Board of Pharmacy
J. A. Kelly
Lewistown
T. M. Kehoe
Louis Dreibeibis
Butte
R. H. McGinnis
Harlem
Hughes
Belfryid
J. L. Kraker
Sidney Coffee
Missoula
Emil Starr
Helena
Davidson
Springs Hotel
Edna Laurens
Fire destroys three room house at 140 Delaware avenue
A fire yesterday afternoon gutted John Kughwa’s three room house at 140 Delaware avenue. Fire Chief San ger leads the investigation as crews arrived after a long run. Mrs Kughwa and children were home. origin disputed between stovepipe and attic.
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John Kughwa
Delaware Avenue
Sanger
Kughwa
Dutch Apple Cake Draws Big Crowds at Free Baking School
Large crowds attend the event held at Boulcher's Hall in Butte as the Free Baking School offers a Dutch Apple Cake demonstration.
Wall Street Ice Factory Blamed for Rail Layoffs
New York officials from Union and Southern Pacific deny mass payroll cuts after San Francisco reports. Rock Island and others reject retrenchment plans while Harriman head Robert Lovett deflects questions and jokes that the problem lies with Wall Street’s ice factory.
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New York
Union
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Rock Island
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Harriman
Robert S. Lovett
Harriman Lines
Judge Lovett
Wall Street
Jailed Miners Gain Bail Hearings in Colorado Case
Twelve of fourteen striking miners jailed for contempt of court in northern Colorado won bail from Justice George W. Musser. A stay of execution on Judge Whitford’s sentence was issued while the supreme court considers superseders, excluding Doyle and Crawford who stay jailed. Rockfeller Gives $1,009,000 to Medical Research Institute.
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Denver
Colorado
Greeley Whitford
George W. Musser
Supreme Court
Coa
William Crawford
Miners’ Organization
Edward Doyle
Whitford
Doyle
Crawford
MacPherson Langford Suits Showcase Fall Weaves
MacPherson Langford presents man tailored suits in navy black brown and gray mixtures. The line offers all sizes up to 44 with distinctive new models.
One Corner Handkerchiefs for Women
Sheer linen handkerchiefs with one corner embroidery available at 29 cents instead of 50 cents due to a special purchase. Limited offer on women’s linen accessories.
Pretty Chiffon Veils At One Dollar Sale
A sale advertises pretty chiffon veils priced at one dollar each. Each veil is two yards long, hem stitched, and offered in a full range of colors plus black and white. The former price was one dollar fifty.
Women offer three pairs stockings for one dollar
A Sunday advertisement promotes three pairs of black stockings with wire tips for a dollar. The item, usually selling at 50 cents per pair, is highlighted as a new shipment feature aimed at price-conscious shoppers.
Taft vetoes cotton bill over lack of tariff board data
President Taft vetoed the cotton bill citing insufficient tariff board study and hasty amendments. He objects to revisions of iron steel and chemical schedules and warns of undermining internal revenue protections and established tariff principles. The veto emphasizes basing policy on verified facts rather than guesswork.
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Washington
Taft
House
Tariff Board
Congress
Internal Revenue
Insurance Companies Criticised By Virginia Leader
Milwaukee reports President Joseph Button of Virginia criticised many insurance firms at the forty second national convention of state insurance commissioners. He cited a 14 to 15 firm health and accident group whose probe revealed widespread deceit including forgery and theft to dodge claims, targeting poorer classes. He noted the committee's report is nearly ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Joseph Button
Virginia
National Convention of State Insurance Commissioners
Button
Florette of the Fan and Fraternal Reform Urgings
President Button praised the Mobile bill regulating fraternal companies and urged strict enforcement. He cited civil service reforms in insurance bureaus and noted a train crew on the Three Forks to Harlowton run violated the 16 hour limit, facing ten charges and a $5,000 penalty. A separate suit against Great Northern alleges safety-appliance law violations with a $100 penalty.
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Button
Three Forks
Harlowton
Great Northern
Two Montana Rail Suit Against Milwaukee Filed in Federal Court
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Helena that two lawsuits were filed today in the federal court in Montana against railroads. One suit targets the Milwaukee Road alleging certain violations. Further details were not provided in the transcript.
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Standard
Helena
Montana
The
Milwaukee
Smelter Worker Hurt When Slag Pot Attacks
Helena August 22 Nicholas Fish an East Helena smelter worker was moving a slag pot when the machine slipped free and ran over him. He sustained a severe leg injury with the car taking off one leg near the thigh.
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The
Standard
Helena
Nicholas Fish
East Helena
Dispute over supper ends in police court fines
John Thompson 629 Fort Park alley beat his life partner over a late meal and faced a police court fine of 25 dollars as a drunken assault case. Ed Kelly was fined 109 dollars after accusations of abusive remarks in Main Street incident. J Williams paid 10 dollars for disturbance at a cab office and John Jones served 10 days in jail for drunkenness.
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John Thompson
Fort Park Alley
Ed Kelly
T Powers
Weat Quartz Street
Powers
Main Street
Kelly
J. Williams
Sherman & Reed
Jonn Jones
Jall
Butte Boys Leave Today to Take Up Land
Two Butte youths, John CC. Wharton and Edgar Wild, depart on the Oregon Short Line for the Pacific coast. They will first visit Portland to see Reed McBride, then travel north to scout available land. Edgar Wild plans to complete an agricultural course at the University of Wisconsin next year, while John Wharton studies at Bozeman Agricultural College and intends farming.
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John CC. Wharton
Edgar Wild
Butte
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Portland
Ore
Reed McBride
This Ciy
University of Wisconsin
John Wharton
State Agricultural College
Bozemar Horhbova
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Herteus
Hoalder
Hunt
Ers
State Board
Hay’s
Earth
Price
Desler
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
Hartina
Newbro Drug Co
Mont
Boulcher's
HALL
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Ceeys
HCI
EEYS
KeMesEys
Cobbier
Keimnessy
Henmnessy’s
New Vienna
Vienna
Bse
Batistes
Prin
Florette OF the Fan
Carter
Carters
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