Picture houses defend their price shows amid mayor attack
In Butte the mayor’s remarks against cheap priced amusements sparked a heated ministerial discussion. Orpheum and Ansonia theater managers rebut the charge, noting educational value and social good of 5 and 10 cent programs. They defend youth morals and urge civic censorship only in self restraint.
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Duncan
Silver Row Ministerial Association
Butte
Minsterial Association
Grant Casto
Orpheum Picture House
William Casto
Orpheus Picure
Stoy Madden
American Theater
Madden
Sete
Columbus
Hosry
Selge
Yorktown
Ape Ee Aele
Picture Houses
Western revised rate set to take effect next month
Notice posted in Butte notes the Interstate Commerce Commission suspension of a new Western classification schedule. The change covers California to Montana common points including Butte, Anaconda, and Helena with revised class rates and minimums for freight such as canned foods, tea, and tea dust. Rates listed per hundredweight and per ton apply with minimums.
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Interstate Commerce Commision
Butte
California
Montana
Hutte Anaconda
Helena
Tonka
Pleasing ways guilty of beating Kotel at hotel
Court record shows Pleasing ways convicted for beating Kotel as James Finten, hotel proprietor, testified. Zhendin accused of defrauding an innkeeper amid a Benin case, with evidence citing money lent and indebtedness, proceeding under Justice Shea. Lange begins three year South American jungle expedition. One in ten U.S. children dies before age ten.
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C.khendin
Finlen Hotel
Ziendin
Vrof. Aigot Lange
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Court to Decide on Willingness in Bishop Divorce Case
In a Butte district suit for divorce Lyle Bishop seeks desertion grounds against Frances Bishop. Frances writes Judge Lynch claiming she is not willing for a divorce and the decree was denied earlier for insufficient desertion proof. Bishop seeks alimony and a new filing. testimony cites cruelty and associations with indecent people. A separate case grants Viola Colman a divorce from Sam Colman for desertion. Other matters note a Greek Club divorce case, a restraining order, and a man’s guilty plea for burglary attempt at a residence on West Park Street.
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Frances Bishop
Lyle Bishop
Butte Music
Fastkland
Lynch
Bishop
Butte
Mr. Bishop
Colman
Sam Colman
Pueblo
Col
Hurst
Maude Hurst
Windsor
East Mercury Street
Viola Mamios
Viola Cotte
George Mal
Park and
Main Streets
Helena
Mallios
Salmonson
Isaac
Adda
Johnson
Victor Johnson Simmons
William Bergman
Ting
J. Hennessy
Aus West Park Street
Donlan
Bergman
Miner digs shaft in yard spurs complaint in county
Mrs. Anna Byrne reports a miner digging a shaft in her backyard near 1138 East Garena street. A John Doe warrant is issued charging the miner with mischief to real estate. Matte Sailonte labeled a vagrant in a separate complaint. Her husband says she frequently leaves Utah avenue home. A two-man crew was brought ashore by Point Teves life saving team after the steam schooner Samoa grounded in dense fog north of the points.
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Anna Byrne
East
Garena Street
Seater Gay
Matte Sailonte
Utah Avenue
Point Teves
Samoa
Bomb carrier Joscoe faces life in prison after arson plot
In Los Angeles presiding Judge Frank Willis sentences Riedelbach to life imprisonment for dynamite crimes. Detectives Browne, Hostel and Fitzgerald are praised as heroes for stopping the plan by knocking him unconscious as the fuse was lit. Riedelbach’s appeal is allowed a delay to prepare, with no trial granted.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Quentin Pri
Take City
Frank Willis
Tiedelbach
Sears
Riedelbach
Browne
Hostel
Fitzgerald
Ann Tuedelbach
Uncle Sam's Men Must Quit Selling Scrap Food
The comptroller of the treasury ruled that navy personnel may not fund pool and billiard tables with proceeds from selling leftover meals. At Norfolk Navy Yard enlisted men relied on scraps like broken bread to sustain such facilities, but the sale of food is declared illegal and must stop.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Sam
First arrest for spitting on sidewalk reported
Patrolman Wittman arrested Sam Smith a miner at Main and Broadway for spitting on the sidewalk. Smith posted bonds. T. J. Smith was charged with driving on the wrong side of East Broadway and was arrested, he gave bond.
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Wittman
Luecoat
Sam Smith A. Miner
Main
Broadway
Smith
T. J. Smith
East Broadway
Von
Texas House Probes Deed Error Over Capitol Land Deal
The Texas lower house opened an investigation into a report that through mistake or fraud the state deeded 4,000,000 acres to a Chicago syndicate that erected the state capitol, instead of the 3,000,000 acres specified in the contract. The Capitol or Farwell syndicate is linked to the project.
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Texas
Chicago
State Capitol
The
Capitol Syndicate
Farwell Syndicate
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
An advertisement claims after the first dose of Pape's Cold Compound the cold breaks and all grippe symptoms vanish. A dose every two hours for three doses will cure the worst cold whether in head chest back stomach or mind. It says the remedy ends misery swiftly with no quinine and tastes pleasant.
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Pape
Grippe
Papa
Cascarets Offer Relief from Indigestion and Distress
Feel bad today with headaches dizziness and uncomfortable stomachs. Cascarets promise quick relief by cleansing the digestive system and reducing gas, sourness, and constipation. One half-dollar box aims to restore health and happiness for adults and children alike.
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