Animated Weekly at the American shows a gun test and world news
The current issue at the American theater features footage of the government 14 inch gun test at Sandy Hook, plus London lord mayor’s procession, Harvard cross country win, a Pennsylvania train wreck, Yale Harvard football, Ulsterday in Liverpool, and multiple comedy numbers. Betty Stokes performs songs in a new program.
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Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Animated
London
Harvard
Ithaca
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
England
Betty Stokes
Adv
Standard holiday issue preorder drive for 25 000 copies
The Standard announces an 80 page holiday number to be released next Sunday the 15th. About 25 000 copies will be printed but demand will exceed supply. Place orders now by sending or delivering names to the Butte or Anaconda office for copies sent. Price is five cents per wrapped copy while the edition lasts.
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Butte
Anaconda
Custody Suit Alleges Wife’s Alleged Alcohol Habit
Patrick O Malley sues Mary O Malley in district court seeking exclusive custody of two daughters aged 10 and 8 alleging the mother’s habitual excess alcohol use renders her unfit to care for them. He is a 48 year old tailor claiming ability to provide proper care and education for Anne and Agnes. Separate action: W A Cash seeks divorce and custody of two boys George and Joe, aged about 5 and 1, alleging mental distress and control by wife, who sent him to California. Charles A Cottrell sues American Smelting for 400 dollars over ore later in company’s possession.
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Mary O'Malley
Anne
Agnes
W. A. Cash
Elva Cash
George
Joe
California
Hoe
Charles A. Cottrell
American Smelting Company
Jefferson County
J. P. Upton
Tumbling Stock Stocks Mixed As Bears Press Market
The general business of the country is good, but the bears are having their field day. Investors watch declines in key sectors as uncertainty weighs on early trading, while some blue chips show resilience amid broad selling. Analysts suggest caution amid inflation concerns and rate expectations.
Choir of St Marys to Stage Bingvilles Flag Day
The choir of St Marys church at St Marys school hall performs Bing villes Flag Day an adaptation of a rustic Montana celebration. A strong chorus, soloists including Will Sable and Kathleen McClellan, dancers led by Joe Duffy, and speakers T J Harrington Emmet Cleary Flor ence McGrath Imelda Kelly. Curtain raiser A Perfect Day precedes two shows at 2:30 and 8:00 Ady.
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St. Mary's School Hall
St. Mary's Church
Bingville
Montana
Joe Duffy
Will Sable
N. J. Rogers
James Murphy
Margaret Comba
Fred Cole
Evangeline Lavelle
Martha Collins
James Chatham
Bess Prentice
Ed Pearce
T. J. Harrington
M. J. Gargan
Emmet Cleary
Florence McGrath
Imelda Kelly
Kathleen McClellan
John J. Crowley
Gaelic League
Ady
Orpheum Holiday Bill Delights With Pathe Melodrama
The Orpheum presents a Pathe two reeler The Steeple chase an absorbing old fashioned melodrama with a jockey hero and an exciting finish. Also Buster and his tumble ventures with cannibals His First Skate and The Triangle a Selig romance about love duty and fate. Four pictures plus music.
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Pathe Pictures
Pathe Company
Buster
Sabin
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Selig
Adv
Farmer J L Bean Dies by Own Hand Near Billings
Billings December 12 J L Bean a 48 year old farmer living east of the city was found dead this morning with a rope tightly around his throat the death deemed self inflicted. He had shown signs of worry over his wife illness and financial matters in recent weeks and had sought carbolic acid but declined it saying not enough to kill him. He left home and shortly after was found dead with a rope attached to a harness apparatus. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Standard
Billings
J. L. Bean
City to cover manhole holes with mats amid safety push
Judge Booker urged taxpayers to aid a city wide effort to cover iron doors and sidewalk gratings with matting to prevent injuries. James Lynch pled guilty to under cover iron grates at 110 East Park. Kendall and Freethy faced overdrive a horse charges. Freethy freed, Kendall fined 25 dollars. Sullivan’s disturbance charge dismissed after witness no show. Miller and Huffman jailed 30 days for vagrancy but suspended if they leave town.
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Judge Booker
James Lynch
East Park Street
Butte
George Kendall
William Freelhy
Main
Broadway
Mitchell
Taylor
Freethy
Centerville
Kendall
Sloan & Byers
James Sullivan
George Miller
William Huffman
Farmer John Fisher Dies in Montana Home
Billings Montana December 12 John Fisher a farmer aged about years dropped dead at his home ten miles east of the city today from heart failure He had been in his usual health and death was a shock to his family He came to Montana from Iowa a little over a year ago.
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The
Standard
Billings
John Fisher
Montana
Iowa
Seattle Game Warden Heads to Park for Elk
King county Washington game warden H Reif traveled from Seattle via Butte toward Yellowstone National Park to secure 106 elk from the government for shipment to King county. The elk will be sent in two cars and released in the hills of King county after a conference with State Game Warden Henry Avare who has supervised several park elk shipments in Montana.
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H. Reif
King County
Wash
Butte
Yellowstone National Park
Seattle
Reif
Henry Avare
Montana
Swiss Assembly Elects Muller President of Confederation
In Berne on December 12 the Swiss federal assembly elected former President Edward Muller as the ninth president of the Swiss Confederation. Muller is currently head of the military department. M Hoffmann, head of the justice department, was chosen vice president.
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Berne
Switzerland
Swiss Federal Assembly
Swiss Confederation
Edward Muller
M. Hoffmann
Department of Justice
Cash register case widens with nine government witnesses
Cincinnati Dec 12 The government produced nine witnesses in the Sherman act case against President John H Patterson and 29 National Cash Register officers. Testimony included a letter from W J McCauley claiming Michigan machines were junk and that he would “knock” Briggs and his machines.
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John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
George Briggs
Mqnor
Missoula
Mont
Michigan Cash Hkegister Company
Detroit
W. J. McCauley
Michigan
McCauley
Briggs
A. T. Woodman
Helena
American Cash Register Company
Idaho
J. D. Rowland
Noted entertainer tours country meeting 16000 children
A touring performer plans a long talk with young audiences between acts and has met about 16,000 children on his nationwide schedule. He shows interest in children's matinees at picture houses and will speak only briefly, his expressions carrying the message. Ladies attend their regular matinee this afternoon.
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Adv
Steps Toward Settling Lincoln Sanders County Boundary
Libby Special Dispatch reports the Lincoln county board of commissioners aims to introduce a bill in the upcoming legislative session to settle the boundary dispute with Sanders county. The disputed strip, currently held by Sanders, was likely intended for Lincoln county, possibly due to a mountain range misunderstanding. Residents in the area face travel to Thompson Falls for county business, relying on Libby for supplies. The strip covers about three townships with agricultural, timber, and mining interests.
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Standard
Libby
Lincoln
Sanders Counties
Lincoln County
Board of County Commissioners
Sanders County
Thompson Falls
Amateurs at Family theater act between curtain recalls
Amateurs from Chase-Lister company will perform vaudeville and comedy between acts during A Country Boy at the Family theater tonight to entertain neighbors. Tomorrow matinee benefits copper-roofed youngsters and Titian-haired maids admitted free. The Last Roundup is Sundays feature. A $2 umbrella offered with every $2 purchase at Leys' opening.
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Chase-Lister Company
Adv
Hawthorne Names Distinguished Friends In Letter
New York December reports Hawthorne, tied to Canadian mining promoters, directed early post office inquiries to renowned figures for character testimonials. In a letter to post office authorities read at the trial, he claimed promotion literature was authored by him with director approval and suggested Roosevelt, Bryan, Choate, Reid, Brisbane, Hearst, Pulitzer, and Howells as references.
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New York
Julian Hawthorne
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Hawthorne
J. H. Derr
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Joseph H. Choate
Whitelaw Reid
Arthur Brisbane
William Randolph Hearst
Joseph Pulitzer
Wiliam Dean Howells
Married by the Judge in Courthouse Chamber
Sam Hammons aged 27 and Phyllis Lynn aged 23 were married yesterday by Judge McClernan in his chambers at the courthouse. Lizzie O'Brien and John F. Driscoll of the court clerk's office served as witnesses.
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Sam Hammons
Phyllis Lynn
McClernan
Lizzie O’brien
John F. Driscoll
Last Taft Administration Dinners Held at White House
The final formal Taft administration dinner was hosted at the White House with President and Mrs. Taft. Attendees included Vice President Fairbanks, cabinet members and their wives, and prominent guests such as Andrew Carnegie and Cornelius Vanderbilt entourages.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Fairbanks
Hilles
Andrew Carnegie
William Nelson Gromwell
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry W. Tait
Adolph Lewisohn
Otto T. Bannard
New York
Doctor Bridget at the Ansonia Ends Saturday Night
Those who have not yet seen John Bunny and Flora Finch in Doctor Bridget should view the comedy picture at the Ansonia before the current bill ends Saturday night. At the children s matinee Saturday Master Horan of the Horan trio will hold a reception in the foyer and lobby.
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John Bunny
Flora Finch
Bridget
Ansonia Theater
Master Horan
Horan
Ansonia
Butte Children's Chorus Members Attention Rehearsal Notice
The regular rehearsal of the Butte children's chorus will be held in the Woman's club next Saturday morning at 11 o'clock sharp. Every member without exception is requested to be present, when the time and place and other important details of the musical festival will be announced.
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Butte Children’s Chorus
Woman's Club
Ady
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