Butte Street Car Service Strains Christmas Rush
Traffic is up about 40 percent year over year and five new steel cars are still undelivered. J R Wharton of Butte Electric Railway urges morning shopping to ease crowding during the Christmas period while criticizing limited car supply and urging better service. A Centerville reader complains of crowded cars with seating far below capacity and calls for more cars or improved 6 to 6:20 pm service. The funeral of George W Storey, 77, is planned at 2 pm tomorrow at 670 South Dakota Street.
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Butte
Butte Electric Railway
Maneager
J. R. Wharton
Trafic
Centerville
Wyoming Street
Montana Street
George W. Storey
George H. Scott
South Dakota Street
Woman Witnesses Mue of Husba Victim in Minnesota Killing
Victor Noel, a 4 farmhand, shot and killed Albert Kreiser on Kreiser’s farm as he cranked his car. Noel was captured after a short chase by neighbor William Treptay and jailed. authorities say he claimed he was provoked and may be demented. Lynching threats surfaced after the shooting.
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Minneapolis
Victor Noel
Albert Kreiser
William Treptay
Noel
Kreiser
Deportation Ordered for Baron Oppenheim in U S
Baron Robert Emmanuel Oppenheim, a reputed French and English financier, was ordered deported by the immigration board. The decision cites a crime involving moral turpitude and notes a pending French charge, with the baron regarded as a fugitive from justice.
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New York
Robert Emmanuel Oppenheim
United States
Board of
Commissioner of Immigration
Washngton
France
Justicce
Bruneau Case Out of Court in Butte Miners Strike Suit
Judge Smith grants motion for a new suit in Bruneau v Butte Miners Union. Bruneau sought about 20000 dollars claiming he was shot and disabled during the riot at the union hall in June 1914. Attorney Breen secured the ruling in Dillon district court today.
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Bruneau
Dillon
Smith
Breen
James Brueau
Butte Miners’ Union
Union
Chinchilla Fur Fashion Sparks Demand at Social Gatherings
A fashionable woman declares chinchilla fur essential for a coat and notes its premium status. The emphasis on soft gray shading appears in a pictured garment. Berlin reports a Dec 12 submarine strike damaged a French warship and a Dec 11 torpedo sank a French troop transport Maghelan with over 1,000 troops aboard.
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Berlin
Sayville
Matta
Pantelleria
Maghelan
Carranza Delays Ratification Of Atlantic City Protocol
General Carranza's representatives told the American members that the Atlantic City protocol signed three weeks ago had not been ratified by his government. They said the delay does not reflect rejection and noted US Interior Secretary Lane's position influenced Carranza. Pant prepared a counter declaration of policy for submission.
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Philadelphia
Carranga
Joint Commission
Atlantic City
Alberto Juani
Queretaro
United States
Washington readies revenue plan amid deficit threat
President Wilton and the cabinet discuss ways to raise funds to cover a projected deficit. He shows no firm conclusions, opposes bond issues for ordinary expenses, and may address Congress. A border patrol extension is considered and scrutiny of all appropriation bills proceeds. Bank of London and Mexico managers are arrested in Mexico City. British subject William Mitchell heads the bank’s Laredo branch.
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Washington
Wilton
Congress
Sparkman
House
Ariest
Laredo
Texas
William Mitchell
Bank of London
Mexico
Losses of Allied Forces Reported by Overseas News Agency
Berlin reports from wireless overseas dispatches that French losses total 3,800,000 and British 1,300,000 to date. French Somme losses through November estimated at least 250,000 with British losses around 850,000.
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Berlin
Sayville
Somme
Dougherty Undertaking in Butte Obituary Notices
A jumble of death notices and funeral details for Amos Dougherty James Garbanino and others. Includes residence at 3850 Harrison Avenue and timing details for funerals at St Marys and Catholic cemetery interments. Also mentions Bohm Leary and Sullivan family arrangements with dates and locations in Butte.
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Lime Spur
Antone Garbanino
Amelia” Gareanino
James Bayley
Tuchanan
William Yorath Funeral Arrangements Announced
The body will be moved from Richards' parlors to the family residence at 413 Bart Hirst Street for a funeral to be held at a time to be announced in later papers.
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Yorath
William Yorath
Richards
Bart Hirst Street
Funeral for Mary Cox to be held at home and Sacred Heart
The funeral of Mary Cox wife of PR Cox will be held at the family residence 828 East Mercury Street in the morning and will proceed to Sacred Heart Church for interment.
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Cox
Mary
PR Cox
East
Mercury Street
Sacred Heart Church
Mase
Sullivan funeral set for Patrick J. Sullivan
The funeral for Patrick J. Sullivan will be held Tuesday morning at 30 o'clock from his sister Mrs. Michael Shea 12 Pearl Street to Heart Church for high mass at 10 o'clock. Burial will follow in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Anvo
East Summit Street
Tomor
St. Mary's
Holy Cross
Brohm
Sherman & Reed
Sullivan
Maren Ghureh
Leary
Peter Leary
Margaret Mulholland
Walsh
Pan M J Walsh local director and embalmer at 125 East Park Street
Pan M J Walsh serves as a local director and embalmer operating from 125 East Park Street. The note records his professional role and address in a brief obituary-like notice.
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M. J. Walsheral
Embalme
East Park Street
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