Rusteese Deadlock Over Site Vote At Special Meeting
A school board deadlocked on selecting an industrial school site as absent member Me i Maginn's vote was needed. The May or June meeting details show two likely sites under review with the final decision delayed to tonight's session at 8 o'clock. Clawson and Hubert are noted among attendees as the board contends with the impasse.
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ButterRool Board
Abcent
Wtf
Maginn
Ay Deen
Hubert
School board considers land purchases and bonds
The board discussed purchasing six acres near Lake Avoca and ten more near the Northern Pa. They moved to acquire bonds from Rolling & Son and set a 30 day deadline, with forfeiture of the 1,000 deposit if not conforming. Also approved a 75,000 bond form and authorized building equipment for the emergency school department. The meeting scheduled contracting and awarding an architect for a garage project at 650. A warehouse purchase for school equipment was deferred.
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Lake Avoca
Hubert
Furman
2H Rolling & Sone
New York
BH Rolling & Bonk
Domene Woe
Emer
Wupipiien
T J McAuliffe Replaces Justice Dwyer In South Hutte
TJ McAuliffe a stationary engineer is appointed to replace Justice Dwyer who resigned this week after a short tenure. Dwyer had been appointed by Judge Don Tan to succeed Judge Conn who was removed from office in South Hutte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TJ. McAuliffe
Rud
Dwyer
South Hutte
Don Tan
Conn
Receivership Expenses of Butte Duluth to Be Paid
Judge McClernan ordered Charles M. Everett of the Butte Duluth company to pay expenses from $6.10 proceeds of material sold to Max Atwater. From now on the receivership costs are to be covered by the new leasing company under Al Frank, which has secured a lease on the property.
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McClernan
Charles M. Everett
Butte Duluth Company
Penser
Max Atwater
al’ Frank
Butte Briefs Mention Visitors From Denmark and Copenhagen
Dim?ren of Spokane visits Butte alongside J K McCormick state railroad commissioner and Arthur Carson of North Butte. W Langer of Aalborg, Denmark, registered at Leggat hotel and described as a University of Copenhagen student touring America in 1916. He seeks his mechanic engineer degree and plans mine visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
J. KE. McCormick
Arthur Carson
Butte
W. Langer
Aalbers
Denmark
Leggat Hotel
Mr. Langer
University Copenhagen
America
Gasper rancher reports robbery threat after police encounter
J. Moore of Gasper, Wyoming, went to Butte police headquarters to hand over money and request the officer guard it until the owner could defend against robbers. He said three men tailed him on Park Street, jostled him into an alley, and one produced a weapon. Moore fled through a candy store and kept moving until he found safety.
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J. Moore
Gasper Wyo
Butte
Aluore
Park Street
Moore
Real estate transfers and lot sales listed
A series of property transfers recorded including Barnet Abraham to William J for lots in Belmont Avenue, several partial interests in lot 25 blocks in Montrose addition, and multiple transfers in Cobban and Montrose additions. Names include Prank, Joseph John, Charles Schmidt, Annie McDonald, Matilda Maul, Joule V. Exoraile, Peter Antonol Jr., and Anna Frankino with prices noted from $1 to $260.
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Cee Barnet Abraham
Townsship
A. Prank
William J
Home
Chesternedy
Tr Miles
Belmont Avenue
Joseph John
Lawrence
Cobban
Charles Schmidt
Anna Franckino
Montrose
Annie McDonald
Mrs Pers Arrested Again In Saloons Case
Mrs Olive Pers, owner of a Park Street saloon, was arrested again on a charge of frequenting the premises. She is tried and fined in police court, then appeals to the district court after each case.
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Supreme Court
Olive Pers
Park Street
District Court
Known actor killed in France front line service
Asi known vaudeville figure Tialiam, once popular in English stage, reportedly killed at the front in France. Hallam, a former commander of kite section in the British corps, had appeared in New York supporting Sir Billie Burke in a stage show and led Cosmo Hamilton's production The Blindness of Virtue.
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Asi
Tialiam
Haseen
France
Hallam
New York
Billie Burke
Cosmo Hamilton
Spokane 18 ready to outbid rivals
Charien Austin secretary of the Butte Chamber of Commerce says Spokane 18 will not be chosen for the federal mining experimental station. Spokane plans to offer free site and power, valuing the concession at about 12000 dollars, with 200 men at a banquet backing the bid and mining clubs uniting with the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charien Austin
Butte, Chamber” of Commerce
Washington
Spo
Ke Hng
Mit Spokane
Mining Club of
Spokane
He Merce
Information Filed Against Peterson Again In Explosive Case
William F. Peterson previously imprisoned for a December 2 explosion at the Salvation Army hall on East Broadway faces another information. Deputy Sharp filed the charge anew to cure a habeas corpus ruling. The blast damaged hotels and presents, with Peterson later found near the scene with toys. he was sent to Deer Lodge for five years and released briefly on a writ before rearrest.
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William F. Peterson
Salvation Army Hall
East Broadway
Tin
Chio
Earlie
Winston
Salvation Army
Tait
Finten
Salvation Arty Hall
Peterson
Deer Lodge
Statement disputed by woman in re ny case
The woman denies a sensational claimed statement and says the assertion is absolutely false. She seeks judgment against the communications party for the alleged remarks and press coverage.
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Reny
Refusal of Merchants to Pay License Fees Discussed
The judiciary committee of the city council met last night to discuss enforcing merchants license fees. Attorney John V. Dwyer and Assistant City Attorney N A ring to Treacher Neal reviewed the problem, noting arrests and appealed cases. With rising city assessments and police court revenue, the city eyed funds for next year but faced a push to solidify its legal right to collect the fees. The Missoula case was cited, though differences from Butte were noted. The committee canvassed the situation and considered next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
John V. Dwyer
N. A. Ring
Treacher Neal
Butte
Colored Folk Assault And Attempted Robbery of Miner
Ignatius Zerosen, a miner in South Putte, broke from two women who tried to strong arm him in an alley and had them arrested. Two colored men then knocked him unconscious with a blackjack in revenge, injuring him enough to seek emergency care. Daisy Brown was arrested. Zerosen was later waylaid again in an alley. Detectives investigated and sixteen suspects were listed.
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Ignatius Zerosen
South Putte
Reenge
Zerosen
Hutte
Mason
Wilton
Daisy Brown
Hard Work 10 Draft A Reply Continues From Page One
The article reports tense labor talks between railroad managers and the Brotherhoods of Trainmen and conductors. It explains managerial delays in Washington, invitations to visit the capital, and opposition to the Newlands Act. It questions arbitration equity, outlines 64 properties, and accuses managers of excluding colored workers from benefits and hearings in southern lines.
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Washington
WG. Lee
Capitol
Marshall
Reading
White House
Wilson
Provos
Railro
Phus
Conference Committee
Confers
Catholics Urged to Unite Across States and Cities
About 200 delegates urged Catholic women and other Catholics to join civic movements in their communities. Officers re-elected include President Michael J. Shittery Philadelphia and Secretary Sylvester A. Hauek Jr. Philadelphia, with other leaders from Wilmington and Rockford. The speaker criticized bias against Catholics yet praised cooperation with others for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Shittery
Philadelphia
M. F._ Pitzpatrick
Balttecond
G. Reman
Wilmington
Del
Sylvester A. Hauek Jr
Harry B. Murray
Jon Bishop
P. J
Rockford
Grants Permission to Coram for a Large Amount
Receiver Williams of the State Bank sought and obtained yesterday from Jubsi tare suit against J. A. Coram to recover up to $125,000 due to the State Savings Bank. Notes include $65,200 dated Feb 19, 1917 and $65,200 dated Aug 1, 1912, plus a $7,000 Palmer note dated July 7, 1906 payable to J. A. Coram. These notes were part of the Heinze indebtedness to the bank.
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Williams
State Bank
Jubsitare
J. A. Coram
State Savings Bank
Coram
C.F Palmer
Heinze
Bank
Insurance suit over $1000 fire loss at frame building
Kate F. Hartington sues Surs Insurance Company for $1000 policy on a frame building at the corner of Framte and Thornton streets. She says the building, valued at $3000, was destroyed by fire in March and the company has refused payment despite her notifying them of the blaze.
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Kate F. Hartington
St.Paul Hire. Insurance Company
Framte
Thornton O Streets
County Lacks Funds to Form City Lighting District
A county delegation explains funds are unavailable to pay for a new street lighting district inside city limits near Harvard Avenue Vagut Street. Commissioners were not asked to supply a light at that corner. the proposed solution is forming a lighting district to secure street lights.
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Harvard Avenue
Vagut Street
Democratic Ball at Pallas Hall Draws Voters Tonight
Democratic Women’s club led by Mrs. Rose Rust hosts a ball at the Pallas dance hall on Park Street to meet voters. Committee includes Mrs. Kate Shea Mrs. Nora Sanger Mrs. Quigley Mrs. Cora Leiningen and Mrs. Naughten. Grand march at welock. Democrats invited.
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Tys
Democratic Women's Club
Rose Rust
Pallas Dance Hall
Park Street
Kate Shea
Nora Sanger
Quigley
Cora Leiningen
Naughten
Rust
Weather and industry notes from Chicago and Netherlands
Chicago records a cool wave with 69.21 degrees at 9 pm and forecasts only slight warmth Friday while a Chicago grain firm cuts ink wells for fountain pens to save time. Dutch wooden shoes production expands as German demand rises due to leather scarcity.
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Chicago
Jay
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Wall Street Journal
Butte Boys Rally For Gregson Springs Outing
A large group of 360 Butte youths arrived by train at Gregson Springs. They swam, drowned out noise, and then enjoyed a hearty meal with Mulligan and ice cream. Races followed with classes A B and C producing multiple winners. The return train carried the exuberant group back to Butte by 8:30 PM.
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Big Hole
Joseph
Gregson Springs
Butte
Richard Curran
William Dolan
Ed Sullivan
Frank Imigean
Charles Magu Moria’ Hayes
Harold _ Stevens
James Stafford
John McAuliffe
Dan Kelley
Wenner Batto
Allen McGowlin
Clana Claren
Red Billie
Tom Normanly
George Turner
John Doran
James McKay
Joe Horan
James Wagentaft
Clase A—Tobias and Tobias, Frst; Mccarthy and Danahy
Clarence Flott
ML Parker
Sullivan
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Rustees Deadlock
New York Company
Undertakers
Clawson
Joseph Richards
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
Darragh
Missoulanes
St ‘En Bhar
M. J. Walsh
Fmbaim
East Park Street
Mary E. White
Thorne
Bone
Undertakers and
Embatn
South Main St. Butte
Missoula
Wendell Cannon Monum
West Broadway
T. J. McAuliffe
Justice Dwyer
Butte Duluth
Butte Briefs
Real Estate
Pranspers
Mrs. Peris
CTOR
Europe
Loo
Belgium
Nother
Midway
Surs Insurance Company
Netherlands
Mapitiy
Vewsboys
UNGE
James
the Standard
Randard
Avery Lexton
Bod Nossell-Parker Co
Smith
Newton Drie. Cos
Paxton A Sycetelter
Iautte
Ing
B.A. &P.ry
Eave
Kprive
Butte Kirive
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