Gaelic league work highlighted by Irish language revival
The Gaelic league leaders spoke at a meeting in Butte praising efforts to preserve the Celtic tongue in Ireland. They report rising enrollments, teaching methods, and a push to fund traveling teachers with annual goals and community support. The speech lauded language as core to Irish identity and warned against neglecting heritage.
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Mtchael OP
Treland
Jeane
Rutve
Ireland
Phanka
Michael O'Planagan
Keen
Lic
Son
Ridley
Stag
Aatic
Her & E
John Foebeara
Hohn Coernets
Joh Mantis
Incoherent Transit Scene With Fog and Voices
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic transit scene aboard a train or station with foggy surroundings. Mentions of a machine, telephones, and a passenger viewing through a window appear alongside garbled names and phrases. Escaped fragments hint at passengers, signals, and distant voices without coherent events or outcomes.
Heat Wave Strikes Cities Endangering Tenements and Parks
Across New York and Indiana heat shatters records with temperatures above 100 degrees. Officials report prostrations, drownings, and deaths from the heat while cities advise shelter in parks and public spaces. A Chicago ceremony unites families amid turmoil as heat worsens conditions.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Barreau
Mexico mine strike described as its greatest in history
In Torreon Mexico two companies of troops were sent toward Miapite to quell a new strike of inners wand inf operat in prayer res. The unrest is described as the greatest upheaval ever seen in Mexico, threatening to disrupt operations and draw in other regions as authorities seek to reinforce workers and secure the mining town.
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Mexico
Torreon
Italy
Miapite
Muure Chia
Cay Ners
Traypa
Burglary at Anaconda Market Ends in Arrests
A meat market burglary in Anaconda led to a cash drawer theft and a pursuit across Oak street and the railroad to Butte. Police detained two suspects aboard a Butte-bound train after witnesses reported two men acting suspiciously, one passing a package with a visible revolver. Both men claimed alibis as investigations continued.
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Boston
New
Donovad
Oak Street
Wiend
Datte
Bure
Oaks Street
King Var
Mani
Boan
Hatte
Brien
Sheriff Keele
Rocker
Butte
Anaccida
Werner Olson
Watchmn
Murphy
D. Giligham
Edward Vanderpool
Anaconda
Teve
Lexington
Chiengy
Faded Fragmentary Story With Names And Sports Mentions
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals Sohn Kelly Tosept Moreny and Jilly 3-Vedrinn in various European race contexts. It references aviathon circuit racers, a mix of place names, and speculative musings on February to December moods, with stray dialogue about conversation and a flying Migie.
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Haver
Keughinl
Jilly
Vedrinn
Tyros
Miralles
Evietey
Celebration Sport Programme Details for Community Event
The committee organizing the fiftieth celebration has finalized a sport programme and listed entry fees. Activities include a 100 yard dash, racing for various age groups, a women’s and girls’ race, and a parade with a band. Free tickets for children, seating, and entertainment are planned with vendors and booths open during the day and evening events.
Romance Ends In Tragedy As Four Die In Fire
A Montana town mourns after a student from Corunna dies in a blaze that also claims four others. Thomas of Corunna is killed while visiting relatives, as a hospital bedside vigil for his daughter ends in heartbreak. His mother, en route from Montana, learns of the loss. The deceased include a former Anaconda High School student who pursued electrical training and a later study at Tri State College. The community recalls his interests in engineering and ties to local institutions. The article notes amid sorrow the broad impact on family, friends, and church members.
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Caran
Thomas
Corunna
Dewe
Adden
Livtoy
Qrontana
Wey
Tin
Anaconda
Jans
Anaconda Gielters
Tie
Tristate College
Angoky Th
Bute Due University
Acacia Triternity
Dempdur Anil Raeminnr
Presi
Terian Vloreh
Ariel
Missoula Knights Host To Two Hundred In Exhibition
A garbled report describes Missoula Knights hosting a large event with two hundred participants. The fragment mentions others and a confrontation after a game or match, with unclear references to locations, times, and individuals.
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Missoula
Youthful Chinese Ends Life By Strangulation
A young Chinese individual was found dead from strangulation in an alley near Woody Street early this morning. The body appeared recently deceased, with signs suggesting a possible homicide or suicide during the incident.
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Ghinese
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Butte News
Ehan
Tvetk Ba Fearon
Mletibe
Vaal Thein
Ult
Ap Tt
Nevin
Reilly
Evan
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Heestiark
Rome
Jeanine
Stroll
Afri
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Alanis
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Drgters
Fsnop
New York
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
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Reformed Episcopal Church
Anteof
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Nesw York
Wdare
Leska Pruns
Sarahanne Brung
West Pittson
Icago
Trea
Tery
St Louis
Omaha
Cincinnati
Imumeters
Jackson
Alhaes
Barth
Ratan Atid
ADS Biung Quick Niesulta
Anaconda. News
BB. Meagy
Oke Street
Lute
Aniie
Sohn Kelly
Tutte
Tosept T. Moreny
Birke
Vedrine
Imi
Nikeix
Gaviras
Jarraby
Rine Fc
Toll
i-Hondred Vans
Veri
Cammry
Lise
Amy Conda
Monten Hotel
Tebys
Rank Yuniar
Mongy Leatherberry
Abe Bolorn
W M. Brown
Milton Dobbins
Wy. Johnson
AML
Milwaukee
Bell
Butte Commercial CO
West Park St
Byite
China
Amd
Weetes
Weoley
Yhes
Marra
Bogkind
Gevelty
Maclin Woo
Cester
Khetlaw
Lhebe
Mageert
Brett Catan
Eitan
Ower
Kunalye Onbonedis
Pesta
Shane
Thawan
Christian Naisen
Ube Cirkk Pgi
Nader
Gwen Geie Ander
GOP
ISL
UNS
FTL
Christtise Nelsen
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Pirhah Marin
Ue Creditong
Apa Alt Persong
Agavinet
Meamgssey
Fur Raobtiae
Setinistra
Deer
Monechts
Jewett Colt
Cate
Abi Heromparay
Euloe
Sonige
Wales
Viekura
Wee
Dion
Cape
James Grey
Janie Gibmascon
Ducenand
Danlge
Dateien
Eaia
Fe Atel Plac
Helm
Sieidh
Oar Monde
Deer Ladi
Aton
Vreer Lauge
Aniconsd
Mont
Wolebrny
Alzay
Ruth
Wuainewa
Mary
Annie
Laamndry
Woody Street
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