Silver Bow Bar urges recall reform and lawyer discipline
The Silver Bow County Bar Association convened in Judge Lynch's court to discuss needed laws and recall measures. President Gilchrist outlined plans for legislation, dues, and a revised list of practicing attorneys while praising the association's influence on law enforcement and public service.
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Siiver Bow County Bar Association
Helena
C. A. Wallace
Wallace
Smith
W. D. Jesse
Ene ‘Association
Buttehewa
Gilchrist
Tito
Silver Bow County
Fia
Sherine Farm
Montana Chamber Adopts Resolution On Education Consolidation
The Montana chamber of commerce meets to approve a resolution supporting consolidation of four state higher education institutions into a single university. The action, urged by educators and leaders, aims to reduce duplication, cut costs, and boost efficiency while keeping Montana’s educational future strong.
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Eham
Porat
Monana
Second Prisoner Escapes From Constable Monahan
Fawin Valentine nine years old charged with grand larceny escaped from Constable Mike Monahan. He fled after the officer turned, then was later recaptured after a pursuit through alleys. Another prisoner, John Lessick, escaped last Saturday from Monahan at 11 am from Park Street between Maine and Dakota. his capture is not yet reported.
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Fawin Valentine
Mike Monahan
Sinanan
McSiuiver
Webntine
Mabie
Valentine
P. H. McCarthy
Owsley Block
John Lessick
Monahan
Park, Street
Maine
Dakota Streets
Rector of St John’s 18 Seriously Ill After Operation
The rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church, Rev Allan K the conan amith, is dangerously ill after a relapse following a Sunday operation at Murray’s Hospital for stomach trouble. His condition worsened last night but staff report some improvement this morning. The rector’s family has been informed. Michael J Brennan, a vaccuwian and former patrolman, died this morning after a two week illness at 622 West Park Street. He was 66, formerly of Connecticut, living in Butte 25 years. A widow and relatives Ed O’Donnell and Dan McAulift survive.
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Allan K. the Conanamith
St. John’s Episcopal Smarch
Murray's Hospital
Michael J. Brennan
Tre
Lawrence Mine
West Park Street
Tetera
Connecticut
Per
Butte
Ed O'Donnell
Dan Mc‘Aulift
Taft Lecture At Auditorium Reveals Sculptor's Studio
Lorado Taft spoke last night at the Auditorium in a plain, conversational style, guiding listeners through the sculptor's studio and the tools behind great statues. He praised the artist’s responsibility and the deep connection between form and human expression, entertaining with wit and focusing on the craft from chiseling to marble busts.
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Lorado Taft
Taft
Marcus Ne
Yen
Fatt
Saint-Gaudens
Fen Death
Babies Wanted for Homes in Butte
Butte seeks adoptive babies from Spokane and Helena as an influx of inquiries overwhelms local homes. Mrs. H. Bucher reports firms promise, but Spokane finds no excess babies available. Montana advocates push for state funding to support the Florence Crittenton Society while navigating nonsectarian funding rules.
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Butte
Mtropolia
Crittenton
Spokane
H. Bucher
Tutte
Mrs. Bucher
Spokan
Bucher
Helena
Anatous
Mate Ald
Montana
Sita Ucher
Washington
Stra
Kate Tarrett
Barrette Law
Sfontana
Gill Divorce Ends After Cruelty Finding
The Gill divorce case ended in favor of Ethel Patton Gill who was granted a divorce and custody of their child after the court found cruelty. Frederick R. Gill abandoned his cross complaint and the preliminaries were heard in district court. The child was initially given to the father but later referred back as custody details were settled.
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Ethel Patton Gill
Frederick R. Gill
Gill
McClernan
Butte
Pieert
President elect Wilson in new Pathe weekly pictures
Pathe's Weekly features President-elect Wilson visiting his birthplace Staunton Virginia on his fifty fifth birthday. The film aims to educate as well as entertain and is highlighted among the bill which includes The Two Irish Ladies debuting in Butte with Dusty and Maher.
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Pathe
Wilson
Staunton, Wi
Butte
Trish
Bill Tant
Dusty
Maher
Johnson
Bonnell
Bud
Red Sweeney
Kalem Company
Joint Installation by Two Lodges in Butte
The largest Pythian installation in Montana united Butte lodges and Pythian Sisters at the Pythian castle on South Main. Joan Ge Vigeant conducted the ceremony as Da Jonmige No. 1 Oswego lodge No. 9 Galanthe lodge No. 40 Hermione temple No. 1 were installed for the term. The event featured a praised women's drill, led by Mrs. Merton, and a formal banquet on the third floor with many attendees.
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Montana
Butte
Pythian Castle
South Main Street
Joan Ge Vigeant
Oswego Lodge
Galanthe Lodge
Hermione Temple
Margravat
Knishts
Miners Union Passes Resolutions and Grows Membership
The miners union approved resolutions favoring a habitat bill and ordered copies sent to the legislature. A new class of miners joined, bringing the past month’s total to over sixty new members signed onto the Butte Miners Union roll.
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Butte Miners' Union
Montana Names List Across Towns and Regions
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places across Montana, including Belgrade Havre Helena Missoula Butte Lewistown Deer Lodge Dillon Whitehall Victor Jefferson Island and more, with many likely signatures or attendees attached to a gathering or notice. The text is jumbled with surnames and locales, lacking a clear event or context.
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N Raymond
D. T. Gilbert
Cratahans Basin
W. R. Walters
J. A Wedge
George Lewis
Helenay
Nypilert
Belgrade
BB. Hall
Havre
Mie
Atrs
J. ML Simpson
Phornton
W. A. Hassell
Fyutton
Missoula
B Roe
Fe Sackets Anaconda
W. F. Park
Be Mccarty
G. B
George Hi. Feyder
J. McGaughney
Helena
H. Campbell
W. W. Plat
Martins
Tale
Mrs. J
Huetoon
Lewistown
QU the Butte
J. E. Wright
D. Cannon
Sra
About Algeria and British prejudices in a new book
A fragment discusses Britain's self complacency and prejudice in Algeria. It cites Charles Tomas Stanford and his book About Algeria, praising a farm visit with two motor cars and an aeroplane as examples of modernity challenging old notions.
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Charles Tomas Stanford
Algeria
Igiers
Ee Farm
Director of Mines Reports On U S Bureau Progress
Washington reports Dr Joseph A Holmes director of the United States bureau of mines presents annual findings to Secretary Fisher. The mortality rate per ton mined has fallen from 6.91 in 1907 to 6.05 in 1908 and 5.79 in 1910 with expectations of further decreases in metal and coal fields. He urges expanded investigations, training in first aid and mine rescue, and broader safety measures across all mining and metallurgical industries.
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Washington
United States
Federal Bureau of Mines
Josep A. Holmes
United States Bureau of Mines
Fisher
Holmes
Sihereas
Avera
Namiem
Mtore
Bureau
Iver Hsney
Anon
Mae
T M
Fe Ayse S
United
Gos
Bourhe
Bireau
Aeria
Explosives Use in Coal Mining Sparks Bureau Call
The speaker notes a revolution in explosive use in coal mining and says the explosives investigations bureau is highly valuable, with about 19 million pounds per year used. He urges continued investigations to improve use in metal mines and quarries nationwide.
Will of Bettie Irvin Offered for Probate in District Court
The will of the late Bettie widow of George W. Irvin was offered for probate in the district court yesterday. It states the will was executed December and Mrs. Mitenelly, sister, renamed six. Heirs and beneficiaries include a brother and other relatives. The estate is valued about $16,000 with mining shares valued at 96,00 and $1,000 in cash.
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Lnte
George W. Irvin
Butte Yeserday
Solon's Relative Admitted To Emergency Hospital
Frederick Root who arrived in Montana in 1862 and spent his wealth on ill advised ventures lies in the emergency hospital because he has no funds. His stepson Dr. Augustus Sweet of Dixon a state assembly member and attorney C M Bowers of Hamilton must be notified. The 72 year old was found in great pain after his wife died at Warm Springs Sanitarium recently. Root’s long pioneer career includes gold seekers in Missouri Platte River clashes and Alder Gulch mining and mercantile ventures. He previously refused treatment due to lack of money.
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Frederick Root
Montana
Augustus Sweet
Dixon
State Assembly
C. M. Bowers
Hamilton
Warm Springs
Sant Tarium
Trinity Commission
Root
Missouri
Massachusetts
Platte River
Denver
Bannack
Aish
Alder Gulch
Sweets
Siater
Attorney Powers
Grace
Pioneers
Dual husband to be jailed on bigamy charge
Michael Hearne of 21 West Copper Street will be held at the county jail witness department awaiting trial on a bigamy charge. A severe blood poisoning case required two daily treatments for his infected arm. He is in custody of a deputy sheriff with trips to St James hospital. An streetside incident showed tensions between horse drawn drivers and motor truck chauffeurs easing into accord.
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Michael Hearne
West Copper Street
St. James’ Hospital
Theorses
County Attorney Clashes With Butte Police Over Werle Brothers
County Attorney JJ McCaffery and Chief Jerry Murphy clashed after the release of James and John Werle, extradited from Washington for robbery in Butte. McCaffery said the chief is not directing the office. Murphy claimed evidence strong enough to convict but allowed their release. A threat letter to Ruth Campbell followed, prompting police to investigate while the two brothers faced district court accountability.
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JJ. McCaffery
Jerry Murphy
James
John Werle
Ffontana
Washington
Hutte
Fure
Ruth Campbell
Yeater Gay
Murphy
Toor
Prouwers
Campbell
Lawsuit over Melrose property in Eastern Asylum estate
In a suit by Narcisse Le Doux against Claudine Skals, formerly Claudine Vullien, the plaintiff seeks recovery of money paid for managing her Melrose property. The guardian for Mrs. Skals says her proper name is Clinden Skals, with insanity dating to 1904, which ended agency. The case alleges improper indebtedness, unaccounted rents, and improper attachment actions while she was confined in asylums.
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Narcisse le Doux
Claudine Skals
Claudine Vullien
Melrose
Angla
General Castro Waiting to Be Deported Quits Europe
Ariano Casco, former President of Venezuela, pictured abroad as he arrives in New York seeking entry and criticizing officials over orders to deport him. The scene shows him in a characteristic pose extolling the Monroe Doctrine as debate on his status continues. Authorities planned to send him back on a returning steamer.
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Ariano Casco
Venezuela
Hand
Europe
General
Ellis
Washin York
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