One Fall Decides Wrestling Match at Broadway
Ir Slinger, world champion middleweight, defeated Ray Zimmer of Omaha after 28 minutes in a rough, even bout at Broadway theater. Zimmer sustained an anterior dislocation of the left shoulder and refused to continue, with Irslinger awarded the decision and the bigger share of the purse. Zimmer pledged to entertain matches if the crowd wished, but the audience groaned at further action. Al Heuswirth of Lewistown challenged the winner of the match or any 158 pound wrestler. The opening bout between Robert Cotie and John Coyne featured fast, pretty work.
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Ir Slinger
Ray Zimmer
Omaha
Broad Way Theater
Zimmer
Freund
Mayette
Irslinger
Butte
al H. Heuswirth
Lewistown
George Stief
Robert Cotie
John Coyne
Cotie Wan
Ali Hassan
Charles Faulkner
Minnesota
Great fire fighting machine on way to Butte
A 75 foot aerial ladder truck ordered by Butte, with a 55 foot furniture car, is en route from Allentown Pennsylvania via St Paul. The apparatus includes a 75 foot electric powered ladder capable of reaching upper floors in seconds and a full set of ladders for flexible escape and rescue. It arrives late this week for testing by Chief Sanger's crew and cost the city about $11,000.
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Butte
Allentown
St. Paul
Quartz Street
Thornton
Grand
Finten
Phoenix
Clark, Goldberg
Harbour
Hennessy
Connell, Lewisohn
Thornton Hotel
Butte Hotel
Butte Fire Department
Molasso Talks Silent Acting At Empress Theater
Mons G. Molasso, a leading pantomimist, performs at the Empress this week as part of the Sullivan-Considine vaudeville tour. He cites motion pictures as fueling American appreciation for pantomime and predicts American productions will soon rival British and French shows.
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Mons G. Molasso
Empress Theater
John W. Considine
Sullivan-Considine
Molasso
England
Mr. Molasso
United States
America
Railroad Man Dead in Superior Way, 51
J H Taylor general superintendent of the Superior division of the Great Northern railroad died at his home after a brief illness. He was 51, a prominent Mason, and had long service with the Hill road including a term as general superintendent at Great Falls, Montana from 1908 to 1912. Wireless links between Italy France and Austria Catholic churches and the Vatican are being arranged.
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Superior
Wis
J. H. Taylor
Superior Division
Great Northern Railroad
Hill Road
Great Falls
Mont
Italy
France
Austria
Vatican
Death of James Curley Prompts Moving of Remains
The remains of James Curley who died yesterday near Warm Springs will be moved to the Sherman Reed undertaking parlors today. A funeral notice will appear later.
Card of Thanks for J. N. Smith Family
The family of J. N. Smith thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy during his illness and burial. Gratitude is extended to singers and those who sent flowers from Mrs. J. N. Smith and Family.
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J. N. Smith
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