Substitutes Chosen On Teaching Force For City Schools
The Board selected thirty-two substitute teachers at last night’s meeting after a teachers’ committee recommendation. Names include Margaret Harrington, Mary Dea, Anne Breen, Jennie O’Brien, Avy Short, Sadie Barclay, Nelle Nugen, Faye Donovan, and others. Mamie L. Sullivan was added after an initial omission. Latiah Ry requested a leave of absence. Clive Wildoms was elected high school teacher. A bond election proposal was approved to raise 350000 for building needs, with no voter registration required. Bills totaling 1364 were approved for payment. A fire destroyed the three room house of John Rugby on Delaware Avenue. contents removed and investigation ongoing.
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Buila
Tuohy
Downer & Amber
Margaret, Harrington
Mary , Dea
Anne Breen
Jennie O'Brie Avy Short
Sadie Barclay
Nelle Nugen
Faye Donovan
Catherine Lyden
Hester Christen
Lucy Kemper
Frances Ford
Paersens
Yrcihe Ste Bist Xchines
Latiah Ry
Seattle
Ha Ade
Muside
Bath
Clive Wildoms
Ish
Walker
Melcher
Driscoll
Riferkin
Holland
Zins
Dutch Apple Cake Draws Crowds at Free Nursing School
Report notes large attendance at an event promoting Dutch apple cake at the free nursing school in Butte. Attendees gathered to sample the dessert and learn about school offerings amid a community outreach push.
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Butte
Drugists Oppose Pure Food Law At Montana Meet
At the Montana Pharmaceutical association gathering in Hot Springs on Aug 2, druggists voted against portions of the pure food and drug law. They urged fair representation on the state board of health, elected J. A. Seaman as president, and selected Boulder Springs as next meeting place. The convention praised its vigor and attendance, discussed revising the pharmacy law, and named candidates for the state board of pharmacy.
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Munters Hot Springs
Montana Pharmaceutical Association
Treasure State
Cociatiba
Board of Health
Boulder Springs
Livingston
A. ©. Rocher
Bozeman
Lee Warren
Billings
C. &. Mollett
W. R. Afontgomery
Butte
Cretary
A.D. Rose
Logeman
C. R. Fuller
Anaconda
Howard Rockefeller
So Husted
Fred Wachher
Great Falls
Folla
Norris
State Board of Pharmacy
J. A. Kelly
Lewistown
T. M. Kehoe
J. M. Seaman
Louis Dreiheibis
E- Switzer
Frombern
State School of Pharmacy
C EL Molfett
C. R. Puller
Lee
Wall Street's Lie Factory Causes Railroad Downsizing
New York officials and railroad executives dodged talk of thousands of lay offs reported in San Francisco. Rock Island Atchison and Northern Pacific denied immediate retrenchment plans while Harriman system suspects blame the "lie factory" on Wall Street for the current railroad conditions. Robert S Lovett of Harriman Lines dismissed issues, suggesting the cause lies entirely with Wall Street.
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Union
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Rock Island
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Hock Island
Harriman
Robert S. Lovett
Harriman Ines
Judge Lovett
Jie
Wall Street
Jailed miners to have opportunity to be heard
Denver reports that twelve of fourteen striking miners jailed for contempt of court were admitted to bail by Justice George W. Mueer of the Supreme Court. The stay of execution was ordered until the full Supreme Court weighs the writ applications, with Doyle and Crawford likely to be kept in detention pending review.
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Denver
Northernolorado Coal Felds
Greeley Whitford
Tuutiee
George WV. Mueer
Preme Court
Whittard
Enaire Xupreme
Ue Petioners
Conaperitore
Willian Crawford
Redward Doyte
Adee Woilford
Doyle Sad Crawford
New Fall Suits Unveiled by Kennessys MacPherson Langford
Tailored menswear line displays navy black and brown gray blends in diverse sizes. Distinctive new model lines draw attention to fit and style across the collection.
One Corner Handkerchiefs for Women Special Sale
Sheer linen handkerchiefs with fine hand embroidery designs offered at 29 instead of 40. A special purchase allows the discount on these women’s accessories.
Pretty Chiffon Veils Ad Highlighting Price
An advertisement promotes chiffon veils priced at one dollar each, noting good quality and full color assortment plus black and white options. The ad mentions a former price of one dollar forty cents.
Stockings Three Pairs for a Dollar Sale
A new shipment offers three pairs of black hose for one dollar. The stockings, popular for their quality and price, are described as fast wear and neat, with wire tips. The event underscores value for women shoppers this shopping period.
President Taft vetoes cotton bill over tariff board delay
President Taft vetoes the cotton bill critiquing the tariff board for not yet reporting and for lacking a solid investigation into its effect on the cotton and broader industries. He condemns amendments to iron, steel, and chemical schedules and urges base facts from careful tariff studies before passage.
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Ashington
Tatts
Tariff Board
Congress
House
Whiel
Insurance firms attacked at national convention
Milwaukee delegates confronted sharp criticisms of insurance practices amid a broad complaint by Provident Joseph Patton of Virginia. He cited misconduct by many firms including alleged wrongdoing, urging equitable principles while condemning fraud and overcharging campaigns targeting poorer citizens.
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Milwaukee
Indise Teint Heath
Neclannt Larvranca Campanon
Provident
Joseph Patton
Virginia
Tartynoord National Convention
Tata Inrivanen Comimlanioners
Button
A. Comsmitten
Heal
Nealdent Buatnasn
Nie
Florette of the Fan Sparks Fraternal Fracas
The piece reports on a controversial statement by President Hatton about a forthcoming union action and a mobily bill. The debate involves fraternal companies and a Greek-related faction, with a note that 14 Whites supported the mobily bill. Fiendge comments on Democratic ties amid discord within the fraternity.
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Ae IK
Hatton
Fienlge
Disputed Assault Trial Highlights Domestic Violence Case
Reported in a chaotic police roster morning, Teranan’s suiper and Joyk are connected to a disturbing incident. Thompson denies intent, claiming confusion during the encounter as Kelly faces disturbance charges and others face theft and mischief charges in a string of local court actions.
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Teranan
Tako
Thompson
Ed Kelly
T. Powary
Weert
Quartz Street
Kelly
Howe Bis Persia
Hoodia
Mt Ringloandwr
J. Willing
Butte Boys Leave Today to Take Up Some Land
Tata C Wharton and Ten Wile depart this morning for land along the Oregon Short Line route. Melchle formerly of Gils Fry accompanies the group as they head to establish homes. The men hope for a peaceful view of new territory and a sturdy start in farming.
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BUTTE
Tata C Wharton
Oregon
Gils Fry
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