Butte and Superior mill adopts new zinc ore treatment
C D Jackling, general manager, reported the Butte and Superior mill has started a new dry process for zinc ore treatment replacing the wet method. The new section will produce about 1800 tons daily once all sections are converted, with a 1000-foot mine level showing no need for deeper sinking for years. The hoisting plant will be in operation within a week and the mill changes are said to solve the long standing ore treatment difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & Superior
Hutte
Black Hook
C.D. Jackling
Cot
Juneau
Utah
Moe
Butte Su
Fes
Jack- Hing
Funeral of Mrs Coppo Held This Morning
The funeral for Mrs. John B. Coppo will take place today from her home at 40 South Excelsior Avenue to St. Patrick's Church for a requiem high mass. She leaves a husband, a mother, two sisters Mrs. Thomas Cranial and Mrs. Nellie Rage, and four brothers Thomas, Patrick, and two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Coppo
Excelsior Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Sue
Patrick's School
Pocat
Fragmented OCR list of names and places for Montana towns
A long string of fragmented names and places across Montana towns including Great Falls Helena Butte Missoula Deer Lodge Dillon Philipsburg Anaconda Bozeman and more not forming a coherent item. The readable fragments show multiple individuals and family names, with scattered city and street cues and occasional initials. The text appears to be a damaged roster or notices section listing people and locales without complete context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Frank Maedort
St Regit
C. C. Willis
Plains
C.” H. Brown
J. Parker Veazeyer
Great Falls
N.C
the Pinson
T. M. McCarthy
Logan Brown
J. F. Flannery
Helens
TF Colting
H. T. Sappington
Melrose
Hammond
M. Foley
Mineola
A. Greenfeid
Philipsburg
WL. Irvin
P. Carnes
G. &. Dodds
W. Pletcher
Butte
U. Kelly
F. F. Gegon
Missoula
H. G. Davis Jackson
F. Mannering
Te. Willams
Deer Longe
Keith A. Iusch
Tanase Hep Keng
Alexander ‘McDonata Bean
Aera" Wise
Ewintown Oak
H.R Cunningham
Boemers
Patra
Guieman
Thompson Blovgamie
Werth Jackson
Danas
Mayen
Ave
Be Rianley
Bankers
Dillon
Sonn Beek
Ancona
Pitzpatrieck
Questions and Answers About Federal Jury Instructions
A reader asks if a federal judge can instruct a jury to return a guilty verdict when facts are admitted and testimony lacks conflict. Answer: not directly. judges urge duty to render verdict but cannot compel a specific outcome. Other questions cover polling a hung jury and whether jurors must express themselves. The text notes recommendations to the court and whether judges’ recommendations are binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
Pall
Jacob Scheffer
San Francisco
Five Uninjured In Auto Smashup Near Sliver Bow
Five young men escaped injury after a five passenger car turned turtle near Sliver Bow. George street owner and driver Lambert Peath enry Richard Howell Verhoven Featherly Gonzales Vivian were among those in the wrecked vehicle. The car was badly damaged and the party walked to Silver How. to Butte for another car, with the wreck towed into Butte early yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliver Bow
George 1 Street
Lambert Peathenry
Lving
Richard Howell
West Mercury
West Park
Tee
Verhoven
Featherly
Howell
Gonzales
City Jail Overcrowding Sparks Concerns at Local Rink
The city jail was reported full as crowds gathered at the Holland skating rink yesterday. Sunday drinkers and disturbers were booked by Tom Wilson and hotel staff, while a large turnout of skaters filled the venue, approaching crowds seen Friday. Manager Byrnes announced music tomorrow amid praise for good weather and orderly conduct.
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Tom Wilson
Holland
Sailes
Byrnes
Butte Briefs Include Birth and Holiday Travel Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs Bert Cozens a son Joseph Burt. The group Will Trenerry Almon Hicks Tom Barker and John Ballard return from a hunting trip. T J Matthews of 11 South Gaylord Street travels to Spokane to spend the holidays with her son Oliver Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cozens
Main Street
Joseph Burt
San Fransisco
Will Trenerry
Almon Hicks
Tom, Barker
John’ Ballard
T. J. Matthews
South Gaylord ‘Street
Spokang
Oliver Matthews
Detective in disguise plays woman to trap purse snatcher
Chicago police reporter Otto R. Seabel infiltrates a street mugging scene by posing as a woman in a fur muff and gold bag disguise. Seabel walked city corners to lure the thief, describing the experience as the hardest day on duty and noting the challenges of the corset and attire. He reports the disguise drew reactions from bystanders and suspects alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dec
Otto R. Seabel
Seabel
Summerdale
American artists win design awards for Indian subtext works
New York in December winners announced for the National Academy of Design exhibition. About 400 pictures and sculptures featured. Irving Couse takes Carnegie prize for Making Pottery, Blumenschein wins Eisidor medal for Wise Man Warrior and Youth, William M. Chase earns portrait prize, and Helen Barnett prize goes to Hiate Cartain for Fountain, all reflecting American Indian subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Academy of Design
Irving Couse
Carnegie
Ernest” L. Blumenschein
India
Thomas R. Proctor
William M. Chase
Helen Barnett Prine
Hiate Cartain
Pountain
Five Tots Loot A Clothing Store
Five boys burglarized the Rusk Bros store at 301 Ki k street stealing jewelry and trinkets valued at about 200 dollars. The group ranged from 7 to 10 years old and were captured after a crowd gathered. two youths named Creme Kane and Jamon Rafatta led the theft. Police and juvenile officers will handle their cases.
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Rusk Bros
Ki K Street
Colorado Street
Springs
Creme Kane
Jamon Rafatta
South Butte
George
Leo
Mike Barry
Marines in Uniform Jailed by Mexican Police
In San Diego several marines attached to Admiral Southerland were arrested in Ensenada Mexico while in uniform. The incident followed an attack on a Nucdacket by marines arriving to aid sailors. Mexican authorities seized and jailed the marines, with Admiral Southerland informed by telephone as the events unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego, Dee
Southerland
Jana
Mexico
Flaeiiforniae
California
Jacket
Rijuana
Dynamite Defense Witnesses to Testify in Conspiracy Trial
In Indianapolis tomorrow about 20 defendants including Iron Workers union leaders will begin testimony in the dynamite conspiracy case. Attorneys expect hundreds more witnesses for the defense, with roughly 100 additional witnesses to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Iron ‘Workers’ Union
Governienva
McNamara
Ger
Tutler
Buffalo
Vice Preunion
Atchael J. Youn
Frank ¢. Webb
New York
John Iharry
St Louis
J.B. ‘Munser
Salt Lake ‘City
Eugene A. Clancy
San Franciseo
Offein
Governor Declares for Plain Dress at Church
Chicago reports Governor Chase Osborn of Michigan urges Protestant churches to adopt plain inexpensive clothing for women to avoid deterring attendance. He cites Catholic practices in South America and notes the contrast between rich and poor women's attire. He favors a simple uniform that would not frighten away poor women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chase Osborn
Michigan
Myron Fame
Fire Baptist Church
South America
Women Oppose Capital Punishment Rally in Portland
Five condemned murderers await execution as Oregon women voters rally in Portland to oppose the death penalty. Opponents argue for reprieve and seek to delay or abolish capital punishment as advocates press for reform amid December timing. Local activists deliver speeches urging clemency and policy review.
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Itland
Ore
Harvac Salem
Portland
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens in Madison Square Garden
In New York on December 9, the twentieth annual six day bicycle race begins with ten to fifteen teams. Franco-Italian duo Muar and Brocco pace early, mile time 2.31. New rules impose penalties for unrepresented delays, prize pool outlined with gate percentages. Teams include Kramer Moran, Clarke Hin, Rutt Fogler, Hehir, Perehiot, Worthington, Wells, Colline, Magin. First hour equals 25 miles, second hour 60 miles, new record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madis Garden
Muar
Frank Kramer
Jimmy Moran
Jackie Clarke
Pred Hin
Alt Greenda
Ernie Pye
Walter Rutt
George ‘Fogler
New Yorksbourne
Eadie Root
Paddy” Hehir
Trish
Grassy Ryan
Lloyd Thonne
Oscar Bay
Andre Perehiot
Paul and
Frank Town
Long Island
John Worthington
Mitten
Dixie
Bob Hour
Cameron
Boston
Pete
Elmer Colline
California- Jersey
Percy Lawrence
Jake Magin
New Zealand
Jumbo Wells
Gordon Walker
Providence
la” Fourcade
Faber
Flynn and McCarty Set for Vernon Heavyweight Bout
Los Angeles reports Jim Flynn and Luther McCarty completed training for their white heavyweight championship clash at Vernon arena. Both camps claim superiority though observers note Flynn’s veteran experience and aggressive style may offset McCarty’s youth and height weight edge. McCarty to weigh about 259 pounds and Flynn around 185.
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Los Angeles
Dec
Jim Flynn
Luther McCarty
Vernon Arena
Poro
Firan
Malther
Mccarty
Flynn
Sport Talk of Butte wrestler hockey news
Sport talk notes wrestling in Butte and progress on the Trink of the Butte Hockey duty. Hickey players will be able to indulge in their exciting sport within a week as the club leased the Holland roller rink beside the ice rink and the flooded floor nears readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Hickey
Clu Hag
Holland Rolier
Opening Night Inhibition Game At YMCA Gymnasium
The Frat Week opening at the East Granite Street YMCA gym drew over 200 attendees. The Wark gym housed amateur events with Janey, King Stalwart, and Maud Meyer placing in the first race, followed by Enrique, Duster, and Pleasure in later heats, with Geetchen winning the sixth and Northcut and Rake placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Street
Orterth
King Stalwart
Maud Meyer
Dan Enrique
Peather Duster
Oy of Pleasure
Bit of Fortune
Geetchen
Snorty Northcut
Rake
Giants Lead Slab Workers in 19th Century Pitching Standings
The article lists early 20th century baseball figures with team affiliations and pitching records. It notes Hobbs and the Giants leading and mentions pitchers Tesreats Marquard Ames, Leifler and Mathewson among top names. It also references Rucker Brooklyn and Alexander Philadelphia with strikeout totals and earned run averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Tesreats
Marquard
Ames
Richie
Leifler
Gilant Pale
Mathewson
Crandall
Matty
Rucker
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Herdier
Testea
Eta Fane
Alexander
Philadelphia
French Aviator Shot Over Turkish Lines in Bulgarian Service
Vienna reports Dr. Jules Constantin a French aviator in Bulgarian service was killed after a flight over the Tehatalja lines. He departed Surma village to bomb Turkish positions, was shot down near the Bulgarian camp, with the biplane crippled and him found dead at ground level. He had reached about 4000 feet and had photographed the Turkish lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Jules Constantin
Ferdinand
Constantin
Surma
Tehatalja
Meine
Hadeen
Four Negroes Reported to Have Been Lynched
Mobile authorities reported four Black men lynched by a mob, with three other prisoners from Butler held for safekeeping. The sheriff fled the scene as the crowd seized suspects linked to a robbery motive, and Bush, a farmer, was found with bullet and knife wounds and a fractured skull. The incident sparked fear of further violence as authorities investigated the mob action.
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Mobile
Butler
Audh
Hhante
Bush
Woman's Democratic Club to Honor Wilson Family
New York announces completion of preliminary plans for a victory reception and breakfast to be held Saturday December 4 hosted by the Woman's Democratic Club led by Mrs Woodrow Wilson. Guests of honor include Mrs Grover Cleveland Mrs Adial Stevenson Mrs John A Dix Mrs William Sulier Mrs Judson Harmon Ohio Mrs Eugene A Foster Massachusetts Mrs William J Bryan Mrs Champ Clark Mrs Oscar Underwood Mrs William J Gaynor and Mrs Thomas F Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eli Tor
Woodrow "Wilson
Massachusetts
William J. Bryan
Champ Clark
Oscar Underwood
William J. Gaynor
Thomas F. Ryan
Government horse breeding panel named for cavalry experiments
George M. Rommel of the Department of Agriculture at Washington, with Colonel Stanley of the U S arms and Walter Palmer of Ottawa ML, forms the purchasing board for selecting trotting breeding stations to be used in government cavalry breeding experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Rommel
Nate ‘Wal Husbandman
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Colonel Stanley
United States Arms
Walter Palmer
Ottawa
Noiseless soup spoons and football debate at Everett
Chicago and Oak Park figures weigh in on football strategy and officiating amid Everett game chatter. Coach Zuppke discusses forward passes like the Dutchman while critics argue over defense, ball handling, and the need for four officials to enforce rules effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Oak Park
Chicago
Everett
Fenway Park
Zuppke
Wwe
Prac
Tt Boys
West Vin
di Timbla
Zappke
Ok Parke
Boston Journal
Magnates Gather for Big Session Tonight
In New York hubs and hotel corners, magnates gather for a major session amid speculation on major league leadership. Talks center on the National and International leagues, potential managers, and ownership salary disputes as the basebal lpower brokers set the stage for a pivotal meeting.
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York
Doc
National League
Lynch
Merr
Math Club Mart
Joe Tinker
Chicago
Orestop
Rede
Herrmann
Charles W
Nevada Episcopalians Adopt Health Proof for Marriages
Reno December convocation of the Episcopal church district of Nevada adopted a resolution requiring a health certificate before marriage where fitness is doubtful. The convocation also urged the coming legislature to provide a one year residence before divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Dec
Episcopal Church of the District of Nevada
Repudiated Father Dies While Awaiting Sentence
Herman Robin, who had claimed he was Joseph G. Robin's father, died in New York still repudiated by the banker. Robin, in the Tombs for larceny, was a key witness in the Northern bank wreck case and in former City Chamberlain Hyde's trial, saying he had no personal relation to the banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herman Robin
Joseph G. Robin
Robin
States
Charles H. "Hyde
Latest auto paint from England sparks glow in dark roads
Report describes a British paint firm releasing a new automotive coating for night visibility. The glow from the paint makes cars seen in darkness even without lamps, causing initial alarm as residents observed lightless, silent cars gliding past near a factory.
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England
Ft Ite
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Lars
East Center
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Aeet
Heathone
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M'Carty
SPORT
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Janey
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Woman's Democratic Club
Wilson
Groran
Haesaian Ix
Nhot
Nevada
Episcopalians
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James Thompson
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