Milwaukee Ends Two Ends of Lewistown Great Falls Rail Spur Earlier
The Milwaukee Railway aims to complete the Lewistown Great Falls branch ahead of the promised date with trial spike driven by December 10. Weather and progress support finishing track laying within a week, toward a potential early completion without a formal ceremony until next season.
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Highwood
Masterful Picture Play At The American Theater
A five reel war drama praised as a masterful production produced with navy cooperation. It features authentic officers, scenes of hydroplane battles, bomb drops on ships, underwater mines, and fort assaults. Shown at the American Theater for three days after recent runs in Washington with fixed admission pricing.
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Byttle
Can
Lms Wahown
United States Navy
Mece Daniels
Rodgersont
Ler
Benson Aml
Ave
Deserter
Washington
National Theater
American Theater
Labor Union Wage Notice Amid Silver Bow Council
The Butte Workingmen's union announces a wage change effective after June 14, following a November 21 resolution and Silver Bow Trades and Labor council approval. All men under the union jurisdiction will be paid four dollars per day, with Barnaman as president and Jonson as correspondence secretary.
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Nounea Vy Butte Workingmen’s Union
Silver Bow ‘Trades and’ Labor Council
Jane
F. Barnaman
Jonson
Social conditions of New Yorks poor discussed by speaker
Bruce Millken, principal of Butte high school, addressed the Young Men's association on the social conditions of the Lower East Side. He described Italian children workers and pleasures, shared anecdotes, and noted the large Italian population in New York. He cited police court counts and discussed moral and health conditions, urging attention to urban poverty.
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Butte High School
Young Men's Association
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New York City
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le Millen
Mino
New York
Shout
Imino
Bilis
Ann’ Q
H Milken
Ight
Newark
New ‘York
Reise
Orpheum Delivers An Excellent Evening Program
The Orpheum theater presented five acts led by the American quartet in its first appearance. The notable piece The Quality of Mercy portrays a young country girl lured to the city and tangled in a fake marriage, with revelation and redemption through a minister. The program, including three other numbers, will be repeated tomorrow.
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Orphesim Theater
Tie Qi
White
Public meeting on social hygiene and biology at high school
The Grade Teachers' association hosts an 8 o'clock tonight talk on social hygiene and biology by With erspoon at the high school auditorium. Musical selections will be by Mrs. Frances Harte-Parks with Miss Giduz. An executive session follows at 2:30 to conduct association business and enroll new members. Dr. Cowperthwaite is at 7 and Lizzie block, N. W. cor. Park and Main. Ind. 201% "es. 4154
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Witherspoon
Frances Harte-Parks
Misa Giduz
Cowperthwaite
Lizzie Block
N. W. Cor. Park
Main
Mines Report Highlights Coeur d'Alenes Riches
Robert N. Bell the state mining inspector spent two months in Coeur d'Alenes reporting mines employment at 400 directly with a payroll near 500000 monthly. He notes vast output from Wardner Kellogs Stewart Ontario and other districts. The Bell report praises the apex litigation settlement between Bunker Hill Sullivan and Caledonia and outlines new leases and developments across Nevada and other mines.
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Coeur d'Alene
Robert N. Bell
Coeur d'Alenes
Idato
Montana
Apex
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Caledonia Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Kellogg
Caledonia
Popper-silver district ore process boosts recovery and profit
The district shows expanding productive areas with the Morn property yielding deep ore gains under current management. Harry Day praises a new flotation method by George H. Wyman Jr that recovers zinc from base ores, while Green EDiIl mine restarts with a Norberg holst. Coeur Alene district outlook remains bright as metal values hold, signaling long profitable production potential.
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Linder
Harry L. Day
Young. Hoise
George H. Wyman Jr
Coeur Alene
Anaconda Company Increases Copper Output in November
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company produced 25.24 million pounds of copper in November, above the year to date average. The gain came from accumulated concentrates at Washoe smelter, while the October stack cleaning caused a brief shutdown, mines and concentrators stayed in operation. The year is expected to show much lower output than 1912, with an approximate yield of 265,000.
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Reat
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Tate
Anaconda
Pper Mining Company
Washoe
Unclear Text Fragment Continues Amid Reporting
The fragment suggests ongoing review of operations over the past year with mentions of a producer and horse related context, but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
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Itax
Average Copper Prices Show Sheep Decline
The article reports monthly average prices for electrolytic copper and copper sheeting by the Engineering and Mining Journal, noting declines for November. It clarifies these averages differ from daily open market quotes, accounting for freight, ash, and other costs, and emphasizes they are not asking prices.
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Disney ‘Ash
Engineer and Mining Journal
Butte Newswriters Elect Year’s Officers
Harold W. Crary was elected president of the Butte Newswriters at the annual election yesterday afternoon. Other officers chosen include J. H. McIntosh as vice president James Cummings James A Berry as financial trustees Harry Sumner for one year Edward Leipheimer as chairman Samuel M. Roberts and E. Bate Laughlin. Delegates to the Silver Bow Trades and Labor council Harold W. Crary and N. C. Haynes were named. Indian Summer, produced in New York, will not contour to Tea withdrawal. John Mason will head the cast of The Guilty Man in New York.
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Harold W. Crary
Butte Newswriters
J. H. McIntoah
James Cummings James A. "Berry
Harry “Sumner
Edward Leipheimer
Samuel M. Roberts
Ebate Laughlin
Bow, Trades and Labor Council
N.C. Haynes
New York
John, Mason
Star
Charles” Frohman
Guilty Man
College Club Hosts Japanese Tea for Scholarship Fund
The College club hosted a Saturday Japanese tea at Mrs. McCormick Smetters home to boost the Claribel Leggat Couse scholarship fund, established by M. B. Couse in memory of his wife. Hundreds attended and Japanese wares were on sale as members staffed candy booths and fortune telling tables.
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Isabelle Willoughby
Beth “Groeneveld
Ais Harriet Ballou
Bertha Walsworth
Carrie Wharton
Margare
Leonard
Smetters
John A” Smith
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Couse
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