Bryan to Visit Butte as Democrats Plan Welcome
Democratic leaders in Butte form a general committee to arrange Mr. Bryan’s visit. They will await his wishes upon arrival, then tailor events for his stay with the depot reception and Women’s Club lecture committee present. A Tuesday night meeting will finalize plans for his Wednesday arrival and hotel escort.
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William J. Bryan
Butte
Democratic Party
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
W. L. Renick
James E. Murray
John P. O'Neil
Jerry Mullins
Jerry Clifford
E. M. Lamb
Henry Mueller
Larry Dobell
P. J. Geraghty
Rod Lergat
George R. Brown
John Henry Cronin
J. J. Barry
John O'Meara
P. J. Bull
Coal dealers of Butte may end the trouble
Butte faces a miners strike in Bear creek fields with Bear Creek coal a major local supply. Operators demand a 25 cent per ton rise paid by retailers to restart work. Some dealers may accept the terms, believing Bear Creek coal remains strong for heating and overall consumer costs will not rise if miners return to work.
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Butte
Bear Creek
Blizzard Near Butte Prompts Wind and Snow Train Delays
A new Montana blizzard is forecast with powdery snow and low barometer. Butte experiences cold four above zero and steady drop in temperature. Sleighing is good as wind drifts hamper railroad grading east and west of the city while tunnels between Butte and Whitehall show progress despite the weather.
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Montana
Butte
Teamsters
Whitehall
Lulu Sutton Company Presents Kathleen Mavourneen at Grand
Full houses in matinee and evening prove Kathleen Mavourneen popular as Lulu Sutton Company shines. Bennigan as Kathleen's sweetheart delivers manly, well received scenes while M Sutton fits her role with ease amid strong cast applause and striking mountain stage. Cora Morris headlines fanciful illustrated songs and films.
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Grand
Kathleen Mavourneen
Lulu Sutton
Bennigan
Kathleen
M Sutton
Jairies
Cora Morris
Master Joe
Bright Beet Prospect for Montana Feeders
Editor John Armstrong of the Big Hole Breezes in Butte predicts a strong cattle feeding season as Montana rail and tunnel work expands. He notes 10 000 to 12 000 cattle fed yearly in Wisdom with demand rising for beef from home markets and laborers, foreseeing large slaughter totals and profits for feeders, plus potential irrigation labor effects. He emphasizes Montana sources for beef and a busy western market driven by railroad construction plus upcoming projects. Orton Bros piano organ dealer and Mayer jeweler are listed as local advertisers.
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The
Big Hole Breezes
Butte
Armstrong
Wisdom
Montana
Northern Pacific
Garrison
Missoula
Evaro Hill
Milwaukee
Saltese
St. Regis
Miner Lemuel Batten Dies of Pneumonia in Butte Park Addition
Lemuel Batten a 66 year old miner and longtime Butte resident died at home 110 Pine Street Silver Bow Park addition from pneumonia complication and Bright's disease. Widowed with eight children survivors include local miners union member known as mayor of the Park addition. Inquest not required per Jefferson county coroner. Robert Crawford also dies from Rex mine injuries. inquest canceled. Mrs Ellen Long dies after cancer operation and will be buried in Minneapolis.
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Butte
Pine Street
Silver Bow Park
Bright
Mr. Batten
Silver Bow Park Addition
Park Addition
Robert Crawford
St. James Hospital
Rex
Jefferson
Columbia Gardens
W. H. Collier
Franklin Avenue
E. J. Groeneveld
Ellen Long
St. James’ Hospital
Minneapolis
British freighter Min floats off at high tide near Sandy Hook
New York January 6 The British freight steamer Min grounded near Sandy Hook while outbound last night and floated at high tide today without assistance. The Min was undamaged.
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New York
Min
Sandy Hook
Publicity Law Debate Hits New York Political Scene
A fragmented New York text discusses publicity law and a governor's message. It references the Publicity Bill, annual messages, and concerns over state and federal roles in campaigns and funding, with emphasis on legal boundaries and organizational control.
Publicity and fundraising rules echo in New York politics
Fragmentary text shows references to Governor Hughes and Perry Belmont, discussing publicity and expenditures for political committees. It mentions federal and state election laws, campaign finance, and the efficiency of publicity laws as lawmakers consider reform and stricter disclosure requirements.
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e.—Perry Belmont
Governor Hughes
Roval
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