Butte Notes Mention Rentals and Local News
Butte notes report piano rentals from Orton Bros at 219 North Main, a Frank Durand visit, and births for J W Jackson and Tim J Sullivan. It notes a marriage license for John Howells and Nettie Anderson, relocation of The Standard office, NP sleeper additions, suffrage efforts, a court suit, theater openings, and multiple local notices.
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BR. OK. Loeb
Helens
Butte
Henry N. Blake
Helena
Frank Durand
New Chicago
Jerry Mullins
North Main
J. W. Jackson
Walker Avenue
Hanson
Silver Bow Brock
Tim J. Sullivan
East Summit Street
Jan
Nettie Anderson
H. A. Prescott
L. F. Prescott
Nampa
Idaho
New Thought
Smart Set
Ainslee’s
Woman's Home Companion
P. O
BE. Freeman
Charles
St. Paul
Heinze Orders Mine Closed and Equipment Removed
F A Heinze visited the Nora Mine near the Pennsylvania line and issued an order to the foreman to close the mine, remove tracks on lower levels, and hoist the pump. Twenty five workers are laid off with no further work expected at the site. The mine is one of the camp’s older prospects and will see pumps pulled today.
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F. A. Heinze
Nora Thine
Pennsylvania
Pat Mullins
Mr. Heinze
Captain Dick James Buried in Centerville Rites
Richard James known as Cap Dick funeral held yesterday near North Main Street Centerville. Rev John Hosking led services at Trinity Methodist Church as Masons Monitor lodge and Peace and Harmony lodge Sons of St George Cen terville escorted the coffin with pallbearers from those orders. He died suddenly from hemorrhage of the lungs at Barns mine Monday morning aged 53? left widow and four children.
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Richard James
Cap. Dick
James
Hoe North Main Street
Centerville
John Hosking
Trinity Methodist Church
Masons
Monitor Lodge
Wickerville
Peace and Harmony Lodge
Sons of St. George
Commission Sets Morning Start for Full Inquiry
The committee held a lengthy session and decided to begin the investigation tomorrow morning. It will involve representatives of the press at hearings and be conducted by the full committee in a searching inquiry. No official statement details were disclosed about the sub committee’s activities.
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de Havel
Wvesti
Great Western Chief Attacks Stock Exchange in IC C Hearing
At the Interstate Commerce Commission meeting A H Shelley, president of Great Western, defended a seven year contract with packers based on reduced rates. He attacked the Chicago Livestock Exchange and competitors, calling the exchange assets minimal and the commission a target. He claimed Union Stock Yards earnings totaled 2.49 million with commissions over 40 percent of stock freight charges into Chicago.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. H Shelley
Great Western Road
Stickney
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Chicago Live- Stoc Association
Long Named United States Senator Candidate in Kansas Caucus
In Topeka on January 22 Congressman Chester I. Long was nominated by acclamation by the Republican legislative caucus as the party's U S Senator candidate. All other contenders withdrew and the nomination will be ratified in a joint session next Tuesday.
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Topeka
Chester I. Long
Republian
Legislative Caucus
United States
Hell
First Rehearsal of Y. M. C. A. Glee Club Impresses
Secretary Gollenburg reports strong turnout for the first Y. M. C. A. glee club rehearsal. Many city’s best singers joined as a nucleus for a permanent club. The organization formed a week ago and will hold a second rehearsal next Thursday inviting new members.
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Gollenburg
Goldenburg
Colorado Democrats Demand Teller For Senate Role
Denver Jan 22 Democratic members convened a joint session in the senate chamber to elect a United States senator. A noon ballot showed 45 votes for Henry M Teller with Kelley absent, as sergeants searched for him. Teller defended party unity and rejected withdrawal unless forced by party choice.
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Denver
General Assembly
Senate
United States
Joint Assembly
Kelley
Montezuma County
Henry M. Teller
McGuire
Teller
House
Thomas M. Patterson
Alva Adams
Charles 8. Thomas
Ile
Barela
Senate Chamber
Bozeman Reacts to Senate Bar on Judge Stewart
News from Bozeman within the state describes surprise after the senate refused to confirm Governor Toole’s appointment of Judge William K. C. Stewart. Stewart, regarded as honorable and competent, remained seated on the bench despite the senate action.
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Bozeman
Jan
Senate
Ww. K. C. Stewart
Toole
Stewart
Butte
Capitol
Miner Die at Oregon Monarchs Mine in Cave-In
Baker City Ore Jan 21 A mining accident at the Oregon Monarchs mine near the Red Boy tunnel killed John Marsh and injured Lake. Marsh was placing timber when rock caved in. Lake tried to help and a 5000 pound rock struck Marsh, crushing him. Lake's arm was crushed but he was freed and Marsh’s body recovered.
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Baker City
Ore
Sumpter
Oregon Monarchs
Red Boy
John Marsh
Lake
Marsh
Delaware Deadlock Persists in Senate Fight
Dover January 22 One ballot yielded no result as Delaware Democrats plan a Monday caucus to withdraw former Senator Ken ney and nominate others for the vacancy. Anti-Addicks Republicans say cooperation with the Democrats hinges on a softer partisan candidate for senator.
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Dover
United States
Delaware
Kenney
Addicks
Lessler Charges To Be Investigated By Naval Affairs Panel
Washington January 22 the committee on naval affairs authorized a formal investigation into charges by Representative Lessler of New York that attempts were made by corrupt means to influence his action on submarine torpedo boat appropriations. The naval committee studied a sub committee report and recommended the house be asked to authorize the investigation.
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Washington
Mittee On Naval Affairs Authority
House
Representative Lessler
New York
Naval Committee
Lessler
Huntington Bond Said To Be Invalid In Oregon Case
Baker City Oregon January 22 The bond of ex Sheriff A H Huntington against a shortage of 17000 was unearthed today The bond is defective for several reasons including missing filing endorsements and lack of satisfactory approval If found invalid the county would lose the entire shortage
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Teddy Moore
Blanche Rivers
Dillon
Baker City
Ore
A. H. Huntington
Huntington
Arid Land Commission Report Stresses Progress
The Montana Arid Land Commission president’s report, now with Guy. Joseph K. Toole, details federal and state laws guiding action and offers a concise history. Colonel Thomas C. Marshall summarizes defined progress and outlines the four state districts with individual treatment.
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Standard
Helena
Arid Land Commission of
Montane
Guy
Joseph K. Toole
Thomas C. Marshill
Bombardment of Fort San Carlos Shocks Washington Officials
Washington officials reacted with regret to the continued German bombardment of Fort San Carlos. The action unsettled negotiations for a settlement between Venezuela and its European claimants, casting a doubtful light on a previously near agreement.
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Washington
Fort San Carlos
Venezuela
Second bombardment of Fort San Carlos sparks debate in Rome
Rome reports the second bombardment yesterday by German warships of Fort San Carlos creates an unfavorable impression. The article notes a belief that the necessity for violence has passed and public sentiment leans toward restraint.
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Rome
Fort San Carlos
Porto Rico Legislature Backs Free Coffee Entry to Cuba
The Puerto Rico legislature approved a resolution asking the U S Senate to insert in the Cuban reciprocity treaty a clause permitting free entry of Porto Rican coffee into Cuba. The move, reported from San Juan dated January 22, aims to boost exports and trade relations between Porto Rico and Cuba.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Senate of the
United States
Cuba
Rhodes Scholarships Awarded to Bulawayo Jesuit Students
Rhodesia’s government grants two Rhodes scholarships at Oxford to students from the Jesuit college in Bulawayo. The awards are among the first issued.
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London
Rhodesia
Oxford
Bulawayo
Washington Battles over Brigadier General Nomination
Washington on January 22 reports the nomination of Col. Edward M. cavalry president Hayes as brigadier general today amid decisive confirmation expectations.
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Washington
Edward M. Cavalry
Hayes
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East Broadway
Butteeleppone
Fairfield
Orton Broa
Sherman's
Renshaw Hall
Woman's Protective Union
J. Anderson
Carrie N. Larson
Marquis Lode
David Warfield
Grat Falls
Western Electric Drill and Machinery Company
L. P. Sanders, Jr
H. Ballard
W. T. Vintcent
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Harbour Block
Charles O’ Senna
NORA
Shin
Dick” James
Daneral of
Wel
Loder
Eles
Calte
Pachange
Ble Oriental Savannes
Long
Kansas
Sunflower State
Young Men's. Christian Association
Ers
Clady
Colorado
Democrats
STILE
HVS
Posses
SION
Hamber
Er Man—Wolcott Firm
Veller
William H. Kelley
Haggett
Peabody
Miller
K. O. Wolcott
Wolcott
Mary Weber
Colorado Street
New M Management
Otion
Seate
Oregon
Hugh
Bey
Anoth
Arid Land Commission
Rocker
Montana
Bael
Brownfield-Canty Carpet Co
West Park
Galena Street
Falcon
California
Ceylon
Cascade
Teton Club
Maio
Gregor Malt
Newbro Drug Co
N. Main St
Caele Sam
Vanty
Colonel Hayes
Boucher
Cis
Star* S
West Park, Butte
Pam
Pair Drug and Assay Supply Co
East Park Street
C. Rr
Burkpftt
Pipestone Springs
Mor
Mont
F. At
Heinz Presidant A. Fements
Cua
DOD
Hulle
Gina
State Savings Bank
Main and Park
John A. Creighton
G. Stapleton
Ye M Hodgens
Europe
Colectons
Ain
Creighton
Omaha
Gc. W. Stapiecon
H. Parret
D Leavitt
Kemper
T. M. Hodgens
J. O. Hodgens
First National Bank
OF Butte
Andrew J Davis
James A Talbott
E. B. Wairick
Dutton
Charles R. Leonard
T. R. Hinds
V. Prest
Fayette Harrison
Butte City
Chearles R.eonard
F Aw Newton
T. R. Hindy Heinze
Marchesseau
A. Balmfrth
A. Louis
C. W
John MacGinnis
Fayette Harrington
A. Augendre
Paris
Phin Nn Ei Neyt Ee
He Butta Undertaker
Park St
A. Augendra
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Jackson RE
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