Police Crack Down On Gambling Rings In Butte
Police raided gambling dens in Butte arresting 30 men. In Naughton’s Baltimore club basement and Beer's cigar shop on West Park, officers charged players with gambling, stating some claimed card games were for cigars. Bonds posted for many, with remaining due before Judge Whitty.
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Baltimore
Larkin, Lynch
Gerry and Wesson
Walter Kordayi
Burt Hayes
Grant Smith
Frank M. Crone
Ernest Erickson
Mike Koppe
John Stewart
Emil Luston
Frank Collins
Mike Sullivan
Charles L. Daniels
Frank Rawards
Nik Goovich
J. W. Sparr
Nick Marsenich
Pat Sullivan
Luston
Beer's Place
West Park Street
George Hoking
Sharnes Gutman
W. L. Lyman
Jame Brown
Jack Munroe
Otto ‘Fisher
Harry Brown
Charles Hanson
W. E. Stull
M. Gardner
J. F. ‘Thompson
George White
Dwyer
Beer
Union
East “Park
Louis Dansereau
Louis Genetrix
Alfred Momond
Frank Borden
Dick Cote
Sam Savage
John Boutet
Marshals Suffer In Serving Papers In Montana Cold Snap
United States Marshal Joseph Teas reports a harsh Montana cold snap slowed service of papers. Deputies were deployed near Glendive Sheridan Fort Keogh and Beaver Canyon with temperatures from 2 to 20 below, one deputy stranded in a snowbank awaiting trains. The winter of 188? is recalled by the veteran official.
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Montana
United States
Joseph Teas
Mt Parca
Groff
Fort Keogh
P. J. Moore
Buiter
Beaver Canyon
Butte Liederkranz seeks funds for Saengerfest trip
Butte Liederkranz members hosted a Celman hall program last night to raise money for sending the group to the state Saengerfest in Helena next summer. Musical numbers were performed by the Liederkranz Singing society Mixx Mchale Mrs Elsie Phat EK Sauer Hruno Reichert Stephen McCarthy and Miss Schweigh Ed Dior Mr Puster and the Sons of Norway Singing Society.
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Butte Liederkranz
Celman Hall
Butte Geleration
Little Odd Stories Of Little Old Butte
A collection of humorous vignettes and letters from Butte and nearby areas. Anecdotes include a woman failing to notice a pocket on a skirt on a crowded Englewood car, a child’s timekeeping note, an LA court tale of a Butte man speeding, and a parade of local characters including Rev. Roy Satus sharing stories of the south. Also mentions a dividend declaration and stock transfer details.
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Englewood
Cole
Roy Satus
South Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Southland
Butte Poised to Join World Music Centers Says Tribune
The Chicago Tribune notes Butte Montana with its copper industry and large worker population could become a mid sized musical hub. It cites a Montana State band symphony and multiple orchestras and clubs as evidence of cultural growth alongside industry. The piece suggests rapid cultural development is possible amid the city’s hard working character.
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Butte
Bayreuth
Vienna
A.C. M
Montana
Mangles
Tve Theater Orchestr
Ragtime musings and fashion notes echo 1914 chatter
The column surveys fashion details like blue Milan straw hats with turned-up brims and silk ribbons, and blends in early 20th century cultural asides about ragtime, music criticism, and contemporary society. It brushes on wartime sentiment, theater, and a piano sale while noting talc and soapstone output in 1914.
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Milan
Mormons of Butte gain ten per cent in growth
The Butte branch of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints held its annual conference at Scandia hall, sustaining about 30 officers from Salt Lake and the local body. Melvin J. Ballard spoke on church work and growth, noting a 10 percent membership rise and outlining plans for the year. Officers, reports, and the Mutual Improvement Association committee were read and sustained.
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Butte
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Scandia Hall
South Main Street
Salt Lake
Melvin J. Ballard
Northwest District
Church
Mutual Improvement Association
Relef Society
Horoscopes Predict Broad Prosperity and Risks Ahead
The horoscope foresees favorable planetary influences for businesses theaters and mining states with rising stocks and possible gains for shareholders. It warns of increased fraud robbery and embezzlement and notes social and labor tensions. Also details deaths and a local obituary for Charles Macumber age 49 with surviving wife and six children.
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Venus
Mars
Uranus
Mercury
Beneft
Arizona
South America
Central America
West Indies
United States
Russia
Europe
Perron
McClure
Charles Macumper
Front Street
Mr. Macumber
Modern Woodmen
Fraternal Brotherhood
Laundry Workers
Unten
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Blood Build Up
An ad notes fatigue after exercise may signal anemia or debility and urges rest and tonics. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as supplying blood-building elements to increase red blood cells and oxygen delivery, claiming thin blood is self-inflicted and offering postpaid orders and a free booklet from Schenectady NY.
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Williams
Math
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Whitty
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Helena
Onncesy
New York City
Little Old Butte
Ben E. Calkins
Johnny
Columbia Gardens
Jay
California
Doc” Cronin
Los Angeles
Doc
Tye
Aland
Green
Sit
West
America
Long Beach
Montgomery Ward
Isure
Mose
Ne Nally
Frey
Justice
Harry Sultzer
Ohio
Gedge
Pany
Transfer and Registrar Company
Broadway
New York
N.Y
JOH
Corette
Chicago ‘Tribune
Clark Street
Tribune
Bert Leston Taylor
Berlin
Geradine Farrar
Henry Savage
Bary” Pickford
Leruel
St of
George W. Bailey
Painters and Decorators’ Union
Loyal Order of Moose
Thomas N. Bailey
Winfeld Harris & Co
Wyming and Iron
Churet
Satt
C. H. Peterson
C. K. Green
I. Peterson
Coun
Andrew
Pauline
Elder_ Renstrom
Anderson
Assis
Myrtle Odgers
Bellef Society
Margaret Boam
Lavina Smith
M. E. Wakeford
Charles Macumber
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