Can’t Lose Mr Becher There With The Goods
A statement from Bulle palia headquarters yesterday says friends of Bora Becher an Austrian saloon keeper arrested for forgery seek to withdraw the charge. Becher admitted issuing a check on a Marc Afdin misdated by joke, but police plan to press another charge. Detectives say Becher has a troubled record with alleged debts and frauds, including a $1000 sum and a $880 matter, plus a certificate of deposit tied to Bukovac. Witnesses describe Becher as mixed up in shady deals and lacking cooperation with bank officials.
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Bulle Palia
Bora Becher
East Park Street
Marc Afdin
Board of Trade Saison
Becher
Aitke Buykovac
State Savings Bank
Bukovac
Jefferson County
Bukovec
Claity
Psoper
Bulevac
Beccher
Wis
Bulkovac
Butte
St. Prul Grede
Highland Nugget Claim Denied by Swiss Miner
Special in the Standard Twin Bridges February 12. Christepher Blocker a Swiss miner from Rochester denies that John Kearn has in fie F1080.99 nugget the largest ever discovered in the Highland district near Bulle an account of which was pile.
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Christepher Blocker
Rochester
John Kearn
Highland District
Bulle
Two Large Gold Nuggets Found Near Highland District
Mr Stocker, a longtime resident of the Highland district, reported discovery of two unusually large coarse mud nuggets. He noted a previous find of about 1400 dollars value elsewhere but said these two nuggets are believed to be the largest yet found in the area.
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Stocker
Highland
Fae
Commissioners Give Coal To Aid Suffering In Butte
Adjutant Kuhn of the Salvation Army told county commissioners he secured an order for 10 tons of coal to be distributed to the needy. He noted the free soup kitchen feeds about 250 people daily, with many stories of sickness and unemployment. The Army hosts nightly meetings, a Passion play film, and upcoming events by WC.T.U medal contest as they seek funds to sustain work.
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Adjutant Kuhn
Salvation Army
Board of County Commissioners
Butte
Army
WC. T. U
Sey
Durand
Hutte
Warrant Issued For Several Milkmen In Butte
City health officer T Pigot leads a crackdown on milk suppliers for inferior butter fat levels. Warrants were issued for ten milkmen after tests showed varying results with readings ranging from 2.3 to 4.6 percent butter fat, indicating compliance or violation of state standards.
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Montana Dalry
Pete Arrigona
Sian Rodoni
Niler
Butte
Jon Harris
C. H. Flannivan
Raimon
Croszey
Courtney Brothers
Nat Filmon
Mason Brothers
Jef Sitios
John Parett
Pringoin Brothers
Perelvetn
Con Neltan
Funeral Notice for Mrs Teryo Ko More
Scalp treated, Hume, 50c, partors, no. 18 TW. Park. Mme, MRS. TERYO KO MORE: Mra, Wihelfiina. 'Servo, wits of Henry Carvo, died at the family re: device on Caledonia street from, drops: erday. Besides the husband she is sidivedt by one child. The funeral will be held at the Mynish Luatherany church at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
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Mra
Wihelfiina
Servo
Henry Carvo
Caledonia Street
Mynish Luatherany
Cornell track athlete Wilgoose drops from university
Ithaca news notes Cornell Gistanca runner Wilgoose has been dropped for poor studies. He missed much of last year’s work and cannot make it up. The track team has faced disruptions for three weeks with Waite and Lemahn appointed as instructors. Townsend and Colpitts also dropped.
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Ithaca
Armar
Wilgoose
Cornell
Uncle Arthur Sullivan Dies At 86 In Beaverhead County
Special to the Btandahd Dillon reports Uncle Arthur Sullivan a Beaverhead pioneer and the eldest man in the area died at his daughter's home in Dillon after a five month illness. Born June 3 1822 in Guilford County North Carolina he lived in Indiana Iowa California Kansas City and finally Montana. He settled near Dillon in 1868 later acquiring vast lands and helped found the Beaverhead County Fair grounds. A Mason active since 1885 he taught new Masons and remained a respected figure in Dillon until his death at age 86. His wife died five years ago and five children survive with several grandchildren in attendance at his passing.
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Dillon
Arthur” Sullivan
Beaverhead County
Mia
Anna Burt
Arthur Sullivan
Guilford County
W. C
Wayne County
Ind
Miss Hath Hond
Burlington
Iowa
Plains
California
Isak
Towa
Kansas City
Onermara
Harvey Sullivan
Sunenack
Banpact
Tall State
Beck
Sullivan
Beaverhead Valley
Kr. Sulivan
Dion
Dilley Jonge
BR. A. Mi
Mac Aura
Wade
Hervey Sullivan
Airs
Anna Hart, Seth
Mls
Sarah Bilvens
Missouri
Mary J. Tilton
Bull
Marie Wagner Clinches Indoor Tennis Championship
New York reports Miss Marie Wagner of Hamilton Grange Laws Tennis Club defeats Mrs Frederick Schimla of London in straight sets 6-3 6-? to win the women’s national indoor tennis title. American player later wins doubles with W H Pough and EB Moore over McCarthy and A Johnson in two close sets. Consolation winner Clare Cassel of England loses singles semi but takes consolation.
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New York
Marle ‘Wagner
Hamilton Grange Laws
Frederick Schimla
London
England
W. H. Pough
EB. H. Moore
Aa. H. McCarthy
W. A. Lavvied
Misa A. Johnson
Clare Cassel
Enyslind
Miss Moore
Younas
Cnnsola Ions
Democrats in Argument Over William J. Bryan
Washington notes heated discussion in the House as the appropriation bill for legislative, executive and judicial items is debated. Democrats Hamill and Take of New Jersey spar over William Jennings Bryan, with Kamill claiming his speeches reflect Hudson County sentiment and Leake rebutting Bryan’s democratic principles.
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Washington
Ireiidere
House of Representatives
Messrs. Hama
Take
New Jersey
W. 7
New York to Paris Race Starts From Times Square
The six entrants in the New York to Paris race began at 1:15 pm from Times Square amid a crowd of thousands. Over 200 motors joined, heading up Broadway and Riverside Drive toward Albany, then north to San Francisco via Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Chicago Omaha Cheyenne Ogden Reno Goldfield San Luis Obispo. Mayor McClellan was delayed. Colgars Hour of the Automobile Club of America spoke instead.
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New York
Paris
Times Square
Broadway
Riverside Drive
Albany
San Francisco
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Ogden
Reno
Goldfield
San Luis Obispo
McClellan
Colgars
Automobile Club of
Amerles
Hla Plac
Democratic county committee backs Judge Gray nomination
Seriton Pa February 12 The Democratic county committee unanimously passed a resolution favoring the nomination of Judge George Gray prior to the Democratic National Convention.
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Seritton
Democratic County Committee
Geoge Gray
Priginent
State GOP to hold May 12 convention in Grand Rapids
The Republican state central committee fixed May 12 as the date and Grand Rapids as the convention site to select delegates at large to the national Republican convention.
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Grand Ids
Mich
Republican Azata Central Committee
Grand Rapids
Dixon's Homestead Bill Gets Favorable Report
Washington reports the senate favors Dixon's Homestead Bill with a near unanimous vote. The measure would allow qualified entrymen to claim up to 480 acres of surveyed unappropriated lands in a compact block, with options for additional parcels under certain conditions. Continuous cultivation rules would be adjusted accordingly.
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Dixon
Washington
Senate
Finn Preiot
Bach Takes Game In Ann Arbor Match
Ann Arbor reports a billiards contest where Micha Hob and Willie Hoppe faced Albert Cutler. Hoppe won a high scoring game with a 509 to 123 margin, aided by a strong average. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Ann Arbor
Micha Hob
Willie Hoppe
Albert Cutler
Aid Devorion
Vetage
Hoppe
Bowling Congress revises by laws and rules changes
American Bowling Congress executive committee approves revisions to by laws, prohibits lab use, requires official copies within 60 days, and standardizes score changes after official review. High scores posted include C A Crusoe 660 and J Heller 598 amid a busy session with multiple event results and international match summaries.
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Cincinnati
Amerikan Bowing Congress
Union Labs
C. A. Crusoe
Indianapolis
Prochett
L. Livin
Newark
N. J
E. R. Decker
A. ¥. Dunber
F. Degan
Buffalo
R. H. Buggon
W.inst
Thedianapolis
C. Teed
Washington
J. Heller
Be, Sauer
EB. J. Sheehan
Denver
J. Ameling
J. H. Calin
T. B. Brown
J. Wolfe
Kie
W. K. Coaper
FE. Taltert
J. Smith
H. Watt
Ioa
Butte Class B Bowlers Finish In Sensational Tie
In a dramatic Thornton Alleys Class B bowling final Frost and Jovich tied on points after ten games, forcing a three game playoff. Frost clawed ahead 182 to 156 in game two, then clinched the sapphire medal with a clear victory in game three for a final 514 to Jovich’s score as other bowlers like Dogine, Bennett and Richardson trailed.
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Thornton
Frost
John Jovich
Tve
Jovich
Lai
Jovieh Ds
Rascal
Dogine
Bennett
Richardson
Murray Trio Appoints New Jail Keeper at Courthouse
Yesterday William Murray, a well known butteringr, was appointed as third jailer by Shevitt Handerson to take charge under the courthouse lock, replacing the former official.
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Shevitt Handerson
William Murray
Candy Kills Little Girl in Kansas City Mystery
Ruth Miller, a 4 year old daughter of Charles Miller of Kansas City Kansas, died after eating candy from a box labeled Sweets to Ella Miller From girls of the S and 8. The box, sent through the mail to an older sister, likely contained strychnine. Four other children suffered varying effects but recovered. Ruth worked at Schwarzschild Sulzberger Packing Co until a month ago. motive for poison remains undetermined.
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Kansas City
Ruth Miller
Charles Miler
Kan
Hila Siler
Ella Miller
Four suppliers form combine with $15 million capital
In Lodz on February 12, four of the largest rattan exporters named Sotethler Posnanski Grochman and Lethgellaieunvitzee formed a combine with a capital of 15 million dollars.
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Lodz
Apinhevias
Sotethler, Posnanski, Grochman
Lethgellaieunvitzee
Path of Dr W G Glactony Death News
Dr H B Whig longtime assistant chief surgeon of the Santa Po railway dies in Los Angeles after several weeks illness. Obituary notes his service and location.
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Los Angeles
H. B Whig
Santa Po
Dandruff Germ Destroyer Promises Hair Loss Halt
A science notice claims a new dandruff remedy, Herpicide, destroys the dandruff germ, stops hair loss, and speeds eradication of dandruff. Sold by leading druggists with samples by mail offer from the Herpicide Co Detroit Mich. Agents listed in various cities.
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Neware
Laading
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Standard Drug Company
Newbto Drug Company
Butta
Explosion at starch factory kills five workers
In Providence R I on February 12 five men believed dead after a mixer exploded in C. S Tanner’s starch factory late afternoon. Three injured, one missing in a runh andlery store corner. Building wrecked, investigation to determine cause. Property loss likely under one thousand dollars.
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Providence
R. L
Tanner
Threether Parsons
A. L. G. Chase
Runghandlery
Ant Ty
Alan Verdaina
Greeting from King Edaward salutes birthday noveliste
A telegram from King Edaward reached George Sheredith in London on his eighty first birthday. The message conveyed cordial congratulations and warm wishes from the monarch to the celebrated novelist as he marked the occasion today at Box HUM.
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London
George Sheredith
Edaward
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Connell Droid Wilgoose
Ungle
Arthur" Sullivan
Marie Wagner
William J. Bryan
Judge Gray
Colve Rson
Bach
J. & Ameling
F. Laneenberg
St Louis
W. H. Moyer
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L. W. Cooper
G. A. Crusoe
Benny Dollman
Heller
L. Stein
Russell
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A. Watt
BR. Wilmot
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Watt
Wilmot
Wolff
Hayne
Jenkins
Corinthian
Sunkenberg
Hillis
Brein
Gehaefar
Aodravich
Candy
Combine
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HE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Parry Oe
Oriental United
G. Nash
G P. and
T. Ai
A. C. M. Hardware House
Ingersoll- Rand
Helena, Mont
Sciench sConms Agals
King
Cook Remedy CO
Binto Street
Warner
Warners Rate Cure Co
N. K
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Tessa
Miilone
Mother
Childran
Willy
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