Two Angry Maids In Jewelry Scam Across Four States
Virgie Harrington and Lilian Chute feuded over $800 in diamonds lent as security for a $50 loan. Embroiled in a six month chase through Washington, Oregon, Idaho and others, Virgie was jailed for embezzlement after accusing her former friend of theft and deceit while both pinned the blame on each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Chute
Dionde
Virgie Harrington
Gomeek
Lillan
Aberdeen
Wash
Virgie
Seounty
Butte Current Notes and Local Notices
Walker's does the business rent planes from Orton Bros Pine Creek coal ask your dealer chiropodist 200 Penn bi k Dr Lees To eat and drink well the Butte Grit For stylish auto rugs go to Irish's 106 East Park Chris Yegen banker in city from Hillings Franco American toilet requested 110 West Gaiena street Dr and Mrs Leighton of Boulder registered at Pinion many short notes on local visitors residents and business ads with names places and travels in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's
Orton Bros
Pine Creek Coal
Penn
Bi’k
Lees
East Park
Chris Yegen
Hillings
West Gaiena Street
Mrs. Leighton
Boulder
Pinion
Ironside
North Main Street
E. A. Morley
Helena
Yegen Bros
Fay Davis
Butte
Louise Harkness
Richard Toy
Centerville
Madison County
Fred Kohl
Dillon
Himmy Wright
Greenas
Afissoula
Aimmy
Margaret Bennefelt
Alma ‘Dennefelts
J. He Stain
John Harrington
South Idano Street
St. James’ Hospital
Saved by Glasses in a City Eye Clinic Ad
An old style eye care ad promises relief from eye strain and general malaise. It offers a free eye examination and fitting of glasses, touting long practice in the city and many satisfied patients as proof of their ability.
Stewart Eyes Prospects as He Seeks Governor Nomination
Stewart, Democratic state committee chair and hopeful for governor, toured Hamilton and said three counties favored him. He planned to attend the Great Falls convention starting Thursday, noted noninstruction from many counties, and predicted a split in the Bull Moose vote aiding a Democratic win with Wilson drawing Republican support. He expects a harmonious state convention and a representative ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mv. Stewart
Democratic State Committee
Hamilton
Great Falls
Stewart
Beaverhead
Madison
Baltimore
Taft
Wilson
Finthead
Ravalli County
Roosevelt
Moose County
Deer Todee
Montana
Baptist Minister to Leave the City
The Rev. C. Bishop, pastor of the First Baptist church, resigned for health reasons effective Saturday. A western clergyman, he previously led churches in Bozeman and Fountain Colorado, and after Willian Jewel College earned a Sinelaude degree. The official board will meet tonight to select his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bishon
Hhe Butte
Bozeman
Bishop
Phy M
Colorado
Fountain and Flyer
Colo
Willian Jewel College
Laverty
Jefferson Ss Marcukine
Independence
Pape Park
Tie
Baptist Church
Butte
Sir
Mercury” Street
Vollmer Wins In Butchers Contest At Columbia Gardens
Joseph Vollmer of Hanson Butchering stripped a reef in 4 minutes 31 seconds with a flawless hide to win the competition at Columbia Gardens yesterday. The event counted mutton and beef records, Edward Wagner placed second in beef, Cha Willmat third in beef, and Joe Bush tied Vollmer on mutton. Judges were Mike W. Stahl Joe Zimmmerman and Bill Fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Vollmer
Hanson Butchering
Yesterda
Columbia Gardens
Edward Wagner
Imutton
Cha
Willmat
Joe Bush
Vollmer
Mike W. Stahl
Joe Zimmerman
Bill Fat
Nettie Cohn Dies At 54 In Butte Family Residence
Murdered aged 54 after brief illness. Mrs Nettie Cohn longtime Butte resident for 24 years, born in Park City Utah. Survived by daughter Mrs Harry Curran and five sons Harry Herman Ike Edward and William. Funeral Wednesday afternoon from 22 Pine Street residence near Silver Bow Park car line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Cohn
Aled
Park Street
Minos
Butte
Park City
Utah
Harry Curran
Harry
Herman
Ike
Edward
William
Pine Street
Silver Bow Park
Late Labor Notes on Union Label Campaign Progress
The Liver Bow assembly held a brief session last night addressing the union label question. The committee reported strong progress and forecast peak campaigning within a month. Labor Day plans for Columbia gardens were approved with police protection promised. Margaret Bennefelt, delegate from the assembly, reported to the recent state federation of labor convention at Mhambra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Assembly
Columbia Gardens
Margaret Bennefelt
Assembly
The
Federation of Labor
Mhambra
Sun Yat Sen and Yuan Shi Kai Dine and Confer in Peking
In Peking on August 25 President Yuan Shi Kai and Dr Sun Yat Sen dined together then held a several hour conference on the political situation. They issued a statement declaring perfect accord on major questions. Sun stated he believed the execution of Gen Chong Chen Woo would not cause trouble and that north and south would work harmoniously. He also called Yuan eminently fitted for the presidency and praised him as worthy of support. Chinese attention toward Sun Yat Sen increased during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Yuan Shi Kai
Sun Yat Sen
Gen Chong Chen Woo
Hankow
Sun
Yuan
Shoing
Ship Patrick limps into port after terrible battle
The Port Patrick, a British vessel known on the Pacific coast, limped into Adelaide after a Jan. 17 gale that swept two sailors overboard and killed a first mate from heart disease. The ship’s wheel was broken, sails torn, and the crew repaired with an old wheel, weathering successive gales toward the Australian coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Port Patrick
Adelaide
Australia
Urue
Gee Its Wilson Lookalike Courts Attention in Hotel Lobby
Chicago man Charles M. Moore visiting Pinson hotel reports crowds stare and mutter that he resembles Governor Woodrow Wilson. Bystanders repeatedly remark on the striking likeness as he moves through the lobby, drawing surprised glances and comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Moore
Chicago
Pinson Hotel
Woodrow Wilson
Samnee Sr
Lietokers
Well Known Policeman John J. Sullivan Dies
John J. Sullivan a longtime city police officer died of heart failure at 620 South Wyoming. A Florence New York native aged 48, he moved west in 1888, lived in Butte and Philipsburg areas, worked in Anaconda, survived by a brother P G Sullivan in Tuohy state senator, two sisters Mrs O Meara of Spokane and Mrs Ning, three children Mrs Charles Sollins, Mary Sullivan of Butte, and John Sullivan who is in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Sullivan
Wyoming
SuliNan
Florence
N. Y
Sears
Anaconda
Philipsburg
P. G. Sullivan
Tuohy
O'Meara
Spokane
Two Orphans Injured In Cliff Fall Near Norwood Block
John Perry aged three and Dick Green zero, both roomers at Norwood block, rolled 20 feet down a cliff between Ten Mile and Eleven Mile houses last night. Perry suffered three broken ribs and facial and chest cuts. Green had chest bruises. They were taken to St James hospital after a buggy wreck. horse unharmed. A motoring party rescued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perry
Dick Green
Norwood
Ten Mile
Eleven Mile
St. James’ Hospital
Perry
Green
Buffalo
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Butte News
Standard Seaturant Broadway
Butte, Mont
Freak Comes
Father McDonald
Charles’ College
Butterlay
Father O'Connor
St. James' Hospital
Helona
Herman ‘Towle
Sam Solveson
Sack Foley" Cappello
G. KR. Nickey
Helmville
Ailes City
J.C. Fitzpatrick
B. Clark
Alder
P. P. Gould
Fsw. Denham
Livingston
J. 8
Lewistown
Charles Kammerer
Ruby
J." Quigley
Avon
Lima
H."anderson
Wisdom
Leighton
Leys
Far East
North Main
Drs. McKendry
Hannifin
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Gov'ernor
Meshor
Butchers
Leys’ Fresale
Yuan Dine
George
OF_A
Mose Linz
Main Street
Anail
Axminster Room
Halle
Brownfield
W.park ST
Kew
Jersey
Barber
Clift CO
Sprackless Trolley Syst
Tirana
Germany
Great Northern Railway
M. J. Sullivan
Alhambra
Mont
Vic Monegal School of Dressmaking
Sting
KoRne
Granite
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