Needy Relief Station Sees Busy Clothing Day
The clothing station at 129 West Broadway buzzed with demand as volunteers distributed garments. Many families were served including babies and school children. sewing circles were planned to aid dressmaking and repairs. William Gemmell reports most destitute families located and aided.
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West Broadway
William Gemmell
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Clark to Address Ad Club on South American Trade
Myron A. Clark national secretary of the YMCA in South America will speak on trade conditions in that country before the Butte Advertising club at Gamers tea room at 12 15 this noon. Clark spent 25 years in South America and is a sought after speaker before U S business groups.
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South America
Butte Advertising Club
Gamer's Tea Room
Clark
United States
Jury Finds Unjustified Shooting in Coal Yard Case
A coroner's jury rules the shooting of Patrick Henry Green by Northwest Coal watchman Michael Gill was unjustified. Testimony shows Green and companions sought coal, two shots fired with no warning. Green collapsed outside a gate near Main Street as bystanders aided him.
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Michael Gill
Northwest Coal Company
Ohn Décar
C. KE. Emery
P. H. McCarthy
Michael Glenn
Leonard Sullivan
Green
Glenn
Sullivan
Main Street
Floyd Dunn
Fred Tibbett
North Main Street
Gene Sullivan
Lucille Howard Sues for Value of Liquor
Lucille Howard amends her suit against Joe D. Kelly H. H ixrause W. L. Bacon Mat Bilboa and Fr. W. Miller seeking 13 715 for liquor taken from 217 North Emmet Street on April 11 The cache held 173 cases whiskey at 75 a case totaling 12 975 and two cases Burgundy wine at 5 a bottle totaling 240 After freight 500 the net value is 12 715 plus 1 000 claimed spent to regain possession or value
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Lucille Howard
Joe D. Kelly
H. H. Ixrause
W. L. Bacon
Mat Bilboa
Fr. W. Miller
North Emmet Street
Wyoming
Dr Florence Ward Dies in San Francisco
Dr Florence Ward a renowned surgeon and said to be the first woman elected to the American College of Surgeons died in San Francisco. The report states she passed away last night and notes her pioneering role in medicine.
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San Francisco
Florence Ward
American College of Surgeons
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