Socialist speaker sparks near riot in Anaconda crowd
At Main and Park a socialist speaker stirred anger as John McDonald insulted him. Delaney knocked McDonald down, sparking a melee that ended with a crowd shouting Lynch him and pursuing Delaney toward Daly's saloon until officers intervened. The clash left Delaney unconscious briefly and McDonald recovering from the earlier blow.
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Ea Delaney
Daly's
John McDonald
Delaney
McDonald
Mc Donald
Main and Park
Daly
Grand and Alcazar Screenings Highlight Tast Csening Bill
The Grand theater featured Jane Leymoit and Henry VII in natural color photography with strong acting, plus Sands of Dee as a classic home drama. Juarez ruins from a federal insurrection and Wanted a Sister added historical and dramatic weight, while Pathe Weekly No. a0 drew crowds at Alcazar with global scenes. Adventure of a Thumb Print offers a fine detective story with suspenseful twists.
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Tast Csening
Jane Leymoit
Henry VII
Dee
Juarez
Pathe Weekly
Alcazar
Mau
Visit to Lively Town delights with Costello comedy
Lee Costello stars in A Visit to Lively Town, a light comedy filled with laughs. Chase performed The Dear Your Smile to appreciative audience as the cast earned a strong ovation for the evening's entertainment.
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Lee Costello
Lively Town
Chase
Congress closes long session with billion dollar total
Washington reports a last day struggle over the cost of living with the total ap propriations listed at 41 019 696 143 65 by Senator Warren and Representative Fitzgerald. Cannon claims the Democratic Congress spent more than the prior Republican one after adjusting for Panama Canal expenditures. Both predict a heavy year end deficit as actual appropriations exceed estimates by over 21 million.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Warren
Fitzgerald
Cannon
Democratic Congress
Panama Canal
Representative Cannon
Taft
Hypothetical Question in Bonner Murder Trial
In San Francisco on August 2, the defense questioned Dr. Arthur H. White about the defendant Charles Bonners mental state at the time of Bernice Godairs death. White answered Insane, and the trial is expected to proceed to the jury tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Charles Bonner
Bernice Godair
Bonner
Arthur H. White
Senate actions expunge petition on alleged bribery charges
Senator Penrose initiated a document read in part as Senators Bailey and Bacon objected to printing its accusations in public Senate records before committee review. The petition contained newspaper charges and alleged conversations about bribery. On McCumber’s motion all of the petition was expunged and sent to the privileges and elections committee.
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Penrose
Bailey
Bacon
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
McCumber
Policeman Survives Remarkable Brain Bullet Wound
Portland police officer Everett Peachin, shot in the head by his wife during a hysteric episode last June, spent two months recovering in hospital and plans to return to duty on September 1. Surgeons call his recovery one of the most remarkable. The bullet entered through the nose, blinded one eye, and lodged near the back of the head after the skull was opened.
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Portland
Ore
Everett
Peachin
Bbe
Tcard
Pending decision on Contine nal Building and Loan case
In San Francisco on Aug 24 Judge De Haven postponed ruling on whether the Contine nal Building and Loan association should be dissolved or its affairs managed by the state official. No final action was announced as of today.
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San Francisco
de Haven
Continenal Building and Loan Association
van Fleet
States District Court
George S. Walker
State Building and Loan Commissioner
Demand Investigation of Election of Two Senators
A petition to the Senate, presented through Senator Gallinger, calls for an investigation into the election of West Virginia Senators William E. Chitton and Clarence W. Waterson. It alleges bribery publicly and requests formal reading of the petition.
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Washington
William E. Chitton
Clarence W. Waterson
West Virginia
Ginsacocke
Senate
Gallinger
Wagon Loads of Evidence in Spreckels Will Case
San Francisco reports two van loads of documentary evidence plus five more items must be produced before Judge Sewell in the superior court by September 14 as part of the Spreckels will contest.
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San Francisco
Sewell
U- Court
Dillon Triumphs Over Bozeman In One-Sided Game
Dillon overwhelmed Bozeman 9 to 2 as Cook pitched for the locals but could not quell Dillon’s strong hitting. Mendenhall tripled and scored on an error, Reynolds added singles, and Bozeman failed to score until the ninth inning. Dillon dominated early, plating five runs by the second inning and continuing with two more in the seventh and two in the eighth.
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Bozeman
Dillon
Cook
Mendenhall
Byrd
Vistora
Mendeah
Reynolds
de Taney
Ted
Arston
Reynold
Secon
Leverens and pitchers duel in Lewistown game
Roundup notes a Lewistown win over Los Angeles and Oakland Batteries with Druhot pitching for visitors and McQuaid homering for Lewistown. Bonhag of the Irish American Athletic Club announces retirement from distance racing after this season. Summers released by Brooklyn club. state governor’s authority on paroles mentioned.
No Stumping Tours Plan From Governor Wilson
Reported plan by Governor Wilson to end stump speaking tours in the near future. He said there would be no stamping tour and that campaign work would focus on York, Pennsylvania, with a Labor Day speech in Buffalo and other stops in coming weeks. Also notes dispatch boat voyage and unrelated health advisory mentions.
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Woodrow Wie
Uinh
National Democratic
New York
York
Pennsylvania
Wouirow Wilson Teague
Butte Briefs Roundup of Travel and Meetings
Butte items note J M Shewe and George M Bisbee returning from an Ashing trip, with Rock Island official William Walliams in town from Spokane. Crutchfield attended a Methodist conference in Troy Idaho, while Mrs Hardcastle returned from Rochester Minn much improved after medical treatment. Miss Bennon POLLYs head to Eugene, Oreg. Shananahan sisters depart for Leavenworth convent, Mary Hughes and Angela Barry go to Denver. Moose director Donoghue returns from Kansas City convention. Mamie Lenahan arrives from Chicago Daughters of Erin, then visits relatives. Mulcahy out after hospital stay. Girls club picnic planned at reservoir. depot ceremony at 5 o clock.
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EA. Shewe
George M. Bisbee
C.A. Whitelock
Oregon Short Line ‘Road
Minn
Butte
Clara Bennon
Anna Pollys
Eugene
Ore
Jaceta Shanahan
Leavenworth
Kaw
Mary Hughes
Anela Barry
Denver
M. M. Donoghue
Montana
Order of Moose
Kansas City
Mamie Lenahan
Centerville
Daughters of Erin
Chicago
J. P. Mulcahy
Butte Independent
Girls’ Club
Renee Siene Ene
Butte, Anaconda
German Hebrew widow Nettie Cohen dies at 98 in Butte
Mrs Nettie Cohen age 98 wife of James Cohen resident of Mitte for 20 years died Sunday morning at the family home 316 East Park Born in Nakel Germany she came to the United States as a girl resided in Park City Utah and Eureka Nevada She leaves husband one daughter Mrs H Curran and five sons funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Hebrew cemetery Butte a large turnout expected Fire Chief Peter Sanger leaves for Great Falls to attend Montana Firemen convention with delegates Simon Beham Morgan Gaitihs.
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Nettie Cohen
James Cohen
Mitte
Realonce
East Park
Nakel
Germany
United States
Park City
Utah
Eureka
Nev
Butte
Nnt
Salt Lake
H. Curran
Hebrew Cemetery
Peter Sanger
Great Falls
Montana Firemen’station
Simon Beham
Morgan Gaitihs
Sanger
German Singers Meet in Bozeman for Three Day Festival
A list of attendees from the American Roseman Saengerbund conference in Bozeman details arrival at Maxwell Hall, meals, and social sessions. Presidents A J Busch of Roseman and L Stobel of Butte preside, with English and German remarks, committee appointments, and plans for rehearsals and a concert. The group plans excursions to Rot Springs and Springs, with officers to be elected at the annual business meeting.
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Maxwell Ball
Altman
Billings Liedertatel
Yotte Hohemia
Ena Germania
Maxwell's Hall
Jaheim
State Avengerbund
Ame
Wether
A. J. Busch
Roseman L. Stobe
G. Nuber
Charles Geler
Edward Dier
Carl Aurich
Tom Jenkins
William Stave
Fred Hummel
G. W. Henke
Gus Nickel
August Roehrig
Chris Voliquarat
Saengerbund
Rot Springs
Maxwells Hall
Springs
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