Coroners Inquest Finds Death From Gunshot Tetanus
The inquest into Mr. Smith's death concluded yesterday that a gunshot wound caused his death and that tetanus was the result. The wound was inflicted by persons unknown but with homicidal intent. Testimony placed one man in the alley behind the Smith home and described a rubber-heeled shoe. Detectives and witnesses cited similar footwear and footprints seen near the scene as police searched for burglars. The County Jail-held suspect Tyrone remained under observation as details emerged.
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John
Deat Smith
Smith
Frank W. Haskins
Herson
Smith Home
Carmichael
Mr. Smith
Diamond
River Streets
Tenty
Running Ser Ne
Ation
Tyrone
Smith Yard
Weston
Ford
Butte Notes and Visits From Many Cities
A sweep of brief notes lists visitors and residents in Butte from Helena Lewistown Great Falls Missoula and elsewhere with arrivals at hotels and local activity. Names include Ray of Helena Gill from Twin Bridges Gross of Three Forks Burke of Lewistown Grenfren of Helena and Lang of Norris among others. The item also notes bank interest on deposits and a church class gathering at 1886 Oregon Avenue.
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T. F. Walsh
Helena
Lewgat
California
M. Conway
Hamilton
Thornton
A. G. Ray
Basin
Butte
J. C. Pyle
New York
Ivarson
Great Falls
Butte Hotel
James 5. Bayless
San Francisco
T. Jungers
South Butte
E. A. Hamilton
Norria
City
William B. Daly
Butte Home Builders
Silver Bow
W. J. Flood
Pat Kearns
Great Northern
Philadelphia
C. A. Ralston
Tulsa
Oklo
M. E. Frank
Perma
Clarence Staples
Centerville
John N. Olson
Gatte
S. Kane
Warnee
Cat
Des News
A. V. Brown
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Miners Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Amama
First Baptist Church
Mro
J. M. Carlisle
Oregon Avenue
Miner from Telluride recovers lost wealth
Henry Carlson, a Telluride miner, recovered 2005 in travelers checks after a cabin visit led by a woman called Phyllis Wilson. police reported the return of about half the sum after a search of the suspect’s dwelling. Mary Marshall thanks Free Silver lodge for insurance settlement of John Harper's death.
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Henry Carlson
Phyllis Wilson
Murphy
Wilson
Carlson
Mary Marshall
Free Silver Lodge
John Harper
Trades and Labor Council Re-Elected in Liver Bow Meeting
The Trades and Labor Council re elected all officers by acclamation at a Tuesday meeting. FN Gibson was chosen president and O M Weathew secretary treasurer for the coming year. Attendance was high with renewed interest in council affairs. no opposing candidates appeared for any offices.
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Taverimnt
FN. Gibson
O. M. Weathew
Labor Council
United States Presses for Settlement as Lusitania Talks Continue
Officials say the United States intends to press for a settlement on the Lusitania issue. The German reply offers no explicit assurance, while German submarine practice has shown neutrals visited and warned before destruction. Consul General Washington at Liverpool reports such incidents.
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Lusitania
United States
Germany
United
Aeel ‘Ag
Washington
Liverpool
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Movements
The Ladies Aid society of Seventh Methodist Episcopal church in Butte will meet for the last time this conference year today, urging full attendance. Amelia Snyder leaves Centerville for an extended visit with friends in Ann Arbor and New York, returning in the fall. C H Engelken and his sister Minnie Reichert travel to Manhattan for visits. John MacGinniss, president of Silver Bow National Bank, returns from a week at Yehen near Craig and heads to Balt Lake to explore Ohio Copper plant startup. Linnea lodge No 14 of Vasa plans to attend John A Smith’s funeral at 823 West Diamond Tuesday 2 pm. arrangements for streetcar service.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist. Episcopal Church
Alice
Amelia Snyder
Centerville
Ann Maun Mich
New York
Lantimore
Butte
C. H. Engelken
South Gaylord
Reichert
Minnie Reichert
Manhattan
John MacGinniss
Silver
Bow
National, Bank
Yehen
Craig
Balt Lake
Ohio Copper Company
Linnea Lodge
Onder
Vasa
West Diamond Tecee
John A. Smith
Henry Stromberg
Verner Larson
Ree
Bromley Arrested After Short Release
Bromley, out of the county jail on erday, evening, overhauled by police after a disturbance at Park and Main. Dean complained Bromley used foul names and the offender was given a night in the city jail and will be arraigned in police court this morning. notices announce funeral services for John A. Smith with Brotherhood members urged to attend Thursday at 1 p.m.
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Bromley
Park
Dean
Tim
Brotherhood
Tmble
John A. Smith
Joan Berg
Heavy Rain Delays Train At Washout North Of Tunnel
Heavy rainfall caused a long train delay as a washout damaged the track about half a mile north of the tunnel mouth. Officials from the state and Northern Pacific were dispatched on a personal mission to assess the site and coordinate recovery efforts.
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Butte E R. Mn
Niderson
Kim Keown
Northern Pacific
Pension for Ministers Urged at Convention
At San Francisco July 1 church pension congress urged a broader ministerial pension plan. Rev W S Take DD of Philadelphia pressed adding value to ministry beyond pay while stressing qualities such as consecration integrity and efficiency. He urged action from church leaders to implement a more generous pension system within the Presbyterian church.
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San Francisco
Christian Ministry
Philadelphia
Church Pension Congress
Effency
Edie
Rte
Jesus Christ
Ettaen
Alsanied
Proporion Renter Atl Fee Nore
Presbyterian Free Eee Ise
Patseassiul Pension Plan
Butane
Volta la
Presbyterian Enureh
National Guard reform suggestions urged for schools
A National Guard militia committee report urges full efficiency and military training in schools. It calls for officer training, public service orations, physical education, and compulsory military service from ages 18 to 21, aiming to prepare youth for national defense.
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New York
Children of
America
Imates
Matesater Army
Wirt Farmsman Seeks Respectable Widow for Matrimony
A successful mung farmer with a farm seeks a respectable woman for correspondence and matrimony. Reference exchanged via Kaaress 8.1 in Standard Butte.
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Standard
Butte
Restoring Normal Conditions in Mexico City After Capture
Washington reports reveal Carranza authorities moving to stabilize Mexico City as fighting lessens. Consul General Shanklin notes supplies reaching the capital and the reopening of governance, while Villa's forces push southward and Querétaro falls to Carranza allies in a shifting regional struggle.
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Washington
Mexico City
Carr
Carranga
Tomient
Treasury
Interior Ley Trust Office
Zapata
Shanklin
Carransa
Mexico
Villa
Enrique C. Lenite
Queretaro
Blanico City
Ns Moxy
Wiertgon
Vera Cruz
Patriotic Canadians With Mother Country
London July 38 C Bf Four ayes before the war broke out tele Geapheds to the Imperial government Shalit there was war Canada would beard it on her own Sir Robert J Horden the premier of Canada told a Forring audience at a luncheon at the house of commons in his honor this afternoon. The Canadian premier declared that for all purposes the resources of the Micah empire were abundant and that Sapire could congratulate itself on ition of affairs today. I no fear of the future though the struggle may be long. Sir Robert to Tin whatever is necessary to eale the war to an honorable condition Canada is prepared to take part This is true of the whole empire. Weamher Borden went on to say that I are impossible to believe that the Mtracion of the empire though un prepared would not prove themselves proper in this grave peril. After peace clenestablished there would an the matters for consideration of the Mominions but the difficult and aplex problems he thought doubt uy find wise and just solution. power Law British minister of ate edieates in a toast to Canada and te ears expressed the opinion that the ae of one dominions was Likely the one decisive factor He did prove Requit of the upheaval would that one Siding of the empire im Unb reakable lop
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London
Canada
Sir Robert
J. Horden
House of Commons
Sapire
Tin
Weamher Borden
Edieates
Edison Heads New Advisory Board of Inventors
July 13 report states Edison and others proposed to form a civilian technical advisory board led by Edison. Secretary Daniels and officials from the Navy and Army support the idea, with noted inventors such as Stein, Maxim, Wright, Lake, Bell, and Fessenden named as possible members. Former naval officers may join the board. final selections await acceptance.
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Washington
Daniels
Diacaes Navy
Army SA. Edison
Civ
Thomas Sory
Pprovisison
Humes
Demen Oy
Une
Charles P. Stein
Hudson
Maxim
Orville Wright
Simon Lake
Ten Nixon
Able
Louis
Alexander Graham Bell
Naval Offetne
John Huss TertGhond Jr
R. A. Fessenden
Leavnt
Naval
Ds Board
Meta
Lite
Eats and Wouldn't Pay for Meat at East Park Eatery
A man refused to pay for a meat order at Hurant on East Park Street and faces police court action after last night’s incident. The report also notes a broader local scene involving peasants and infant care devices, with pillows used to support babies in Rak gtry, described in a fragmentary passage.
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Ed Feria
Leys —Optometrist
North Main Street
Lenton
Telluride
Lisle
Willam ‘Crooks
Mineola
Holt
Fort S Worthy
Texas
Eugene Frank Holt
Jeremiah Ryan
The
Trouah
Cornett University
J. P. Morgan
Nassau County
Long Island
Frank Holt
Del
Trades and Labor Council
Butte Briefs
Jess Bromley
Mose Linz
Mose Linz Lends
Ompany
Oechsli
Xley
Bell
Sero
National Guard
Lassipy
McCarthy
White House
Ines
Ace
Raromy
Fiedric
Lyon
Coats
Daily Papers
Economy Basement
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