Marry Us Judge We’re In A Hurry at Butte Courthouse
Spokane mining engineer Walter I. Gillis and 18 year old Gertrude C. Gross of Butte rushed to wed before a westbound train. With county clerk John J. Foley away, Judge Michael Donlan slept in the courthouse as they begged for a quick ceremony. A taxi ride and frantic calls secured a minister and a bridesmaid Claire Zimmerman, and the couple wed minutes before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. Gillis
Spokane
Gertrude C. Gross
Michael Gross
Butte
John J. Foley
Duncan
Michael Donlan
District Court
Foley
Jeremiah Lynch
Foley Ax Bert Man
Claire Zimmerman
Gillis
Ation Ave
Silver Medal Contest at Walkerville Church
A silver medal contest by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at Mount Tethel Church Walkerville drew strong interest. Five contestants competed with Olive Oates winning third and receiving the medal amid a program of recitations songs and a Loyal Temperance Legion performance. Judges were Mrs. Mary Dr Mrs. W. J. Lilly and Mrs. J. G. Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Mount Tethel
Walkerville
Mra. W. E. Cure Fair
Loyal ‘Temperance Legion
Ethel ‘Thomas
Olive Oates
Myrtle Oates
Temperance
Mary
W. J. Lilly
J. G. Donald
Butte Briefs Arrest in Park City Addition
Isaac Samuelson was arrested last night at his home in the Park City Addition on a charge of threatening his divorced wife. Deputies Larkin and Holland made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Samuelson
Hig
Park City Addition
Larkin
Holland
Wyoming Republicans Lose Seats In Uinta County
Cheyenne Wyoming January 24 Majority and minority reports from the committee on privileges and elections return the contested Wyoming delegation from Uinta County. The majority seats three Republicans and excludes Democrats. A letter to Governor Carey signals support for progressives in the fight against Senator War Rome. Besika near the Dardanelles is the destination for the cruisers Marco and Lisa dispatched by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Uinta County
Carey
Hight
la Pollette
Ganst
War
Rome
Ran Marco
Lisa
Besika
Dardanelles
Weeks Nominee for Senate in Massachusetts
Representative John W. Weeks of Newton Massachusetts won the thirty first ballot for U S Senate nomination in the Republican legislative caucus ending a four day deadlock that had stalled the caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Senate
Massachusetts
John W. Weeks Newton
Mass
United States
Seven New Riders In Major Stakes Debut Year
New jockeys set to ride for seven major league clubs as the 1913 season opens on April 19. Johnny Evers, Joe Tinker, Miller Huggins, George Stallings, George Stovall, Joe Birmingham, and others shift mounts and face tough tasks on a year of unsettled rides.
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New York
Highlanders
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Joel Tinker
Eds
Miller Huggins
Cardinals
George Stallings
Braves
George Stovall
Browns
Joe Birmingham
Naps
Stovall
Birmingham
Failen Pidera
Heither
Lub
Frederick G. Lieb
Soen
Jake Stahl
Red Sox
Clark Grimm
Connie Mack
Athletic
Senator
Callahan
Jimmy Calahan
White Sox
Hugh Durty
James
Harry Davis
Harry Wolverton
Hanker Day
Johnny Kiing
Foo
da Via
Nap
Wolverton
Kling
Hank O'Day
Garry Herrmann
John McGraw
Hank
Ree
Joe Tinker
Miller
Johnny Bvera
Tinker
Gabe Tor & Ta
Tnd
Frank
Chance
Soe
Rainager
Huerins
Nautenant
Mer Renatan Fy Tou
Thie Weil
Ydar
Eta
Joe Coe
Sete
Iewe
Ghance
Asd Hig
Ecord Anrmanager
Moe
Ianinger
Tan
Connie Stock
Cina
Tig Tenge
Highlander
Franc Butea
Aiden
Jimmy Cot
Stason
Fielder Jones
White ‘Sox
Frank Chance
Chances
Cub
Horce
Evers
Charles Webb Murphy
Murphy
Chicago
Pinker
J. Faversham
Cincinnati
Red
Ned Hanlon
Joe Kelley
Joe
Bugs
Miller ‘Huggins
Irk
Helene Hathaway Britton
Roger Bresnahan
Huggins
Cardinal
Brave
Superba
George Stair
Stallings
Philly
Stalthes
Boston
Jim Gaffhey
Brownie
Rhody Wallace
TWO TRUSTS CONTROL THE MOVING PICTURE BUSINESS
In New York the government seeks dissolution of the moving picture trust by proving a conspiracy among independent film makers. Witness William Swanson testifies that five independents formed the Universal Film Company to profit, saying the principal and second reasons were to make money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moving Picture Trust
Motion Picture Patents Company
George R. Willis
William Swanson
Chicago
Universal Film Company
Mr. Swanson
More Schools to Russia Yor Popular Education Progress
The New York Sun notes rapid gains in Russia's popular education under exam policy. It cites fall in illiteracy from 6 percent to now, with 42,385 schools and 8.18 million pupils by late imperial reforms, plus zemstvo schools funded by state subsidies and rising teacher salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Russia
Zemstvos
Alexander HL
Coare
Tme
Nicholas I
Portrait of Cervantes Found by Seville Collector
A fragile description notes a portrait of Cervantes identified as painted by Juan Jaurigal and documented in Century Magazine. The Spanish collector in Seville guards the frame while references in 1048 period novels and the Century Magazine discuss the artwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervantes
Eeios
Seville
Juan Jaurigal
Antes
Century Magazine
A de Mirera
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Wen
Sateh Judge
Walkerville Church
Butte Briefs
Ans
Pinter
Frederick Lier
F. Chance
Hugat
Wighlander Pelt
Jim McGuire
Gever
Rua
Ike Stovall
Harry Davia
Fnished
Davis
Cairo
Oho
Drinkwater
Berjet
Havre
Connells
Jeany
Bove Meory
Serge Hosiery Sales
Gixis
Nation News
Phoenix
Kayser
German Wallace
Moving Picture
Body of
Oxford
Scott
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