Great Falls chosen to host Intermountain Good Roads meet
Secretary Austin of the Butte chamber returned from Pocatello where plans were set to unite Intermountain Good Roads Association with the Montana roads congress for a joint convention in Great Falls August 12 14 15. Two Great Falls scouts and local officials pushed for the hosting city amid hotel and funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Austin
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Intermountain Good Roads Association
Standard
Butte
Austin
McCarten
Great Fall
Great Falls
Covention
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Batte
Ardent Wife Fined for Police Release of Husband
Mrs. Ray Redfield, recently married bartender, was fined 19 for urging a police officer to arrest her husband and creating a disturbance when the officer refused. The incident began at a hall smoker. Redfield allegedly assaulted Linda, and Officer Lincoln detained him. Redfield threatened self harm after her arrest, while the broader report notes ore shipments and mine progress elsewhere.
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Mra
Ray Redfield
Booker
Redfield
Lewistown Man PH Wy Weston Defeats John Bunyon in Billiards
Weston defeats Lewistown player John Bunyon 125 to 80 in a well played billiard match. Weston, known as champion, faced contenders including Jim Mature and is set to challenge Benny Allen in September for the world pocket billiards title after a prior December defeat.
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John Bunyon
Lewistown
Charles
Boy Weston
Butte
Benny Allen
Weston
Jim Mature
Funeral notice for Spokane lodge member Thomas Morrison
All members are requested to attend the funeral of the late brother Thomas Morrison of Spokane lodge. The service is at Michards' undertaking this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Harry Meyers, Dictator. J.B. Mulcahy, Secretary. All Electrical Workers union No. 65 members invited to meeting Friday evening June 24 to discuss arrangements for our late brother Arbur Leonard Games Dublin, Secretary.
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Thomas Morrison
Spokane
Harry Meyers
J.B. Mulcahy
Electrical Workers’ Union, No. 65
Arbur
Leonard
Games Dubel
Quiet Flight of Suspects in Idaho Horse Theft Case
Sheriff Huntington of Challis, Idaho pursues A Mr Heading and his brother William Bel in a horse theft case. An angry vigilante crowd forms as the brothers escape on horseback, disguise themselves, and flee toward Butte while deputies scramble through rooming houses and a hospital to locate them.
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Huntington
Chablis
Idaho
Mr Heading
Challis
Oregon
William
Tre
Willan
Mr. Bell
Maurice
Butte
Phone Officials Visit Delayed Amid Tel Company Stand
The Bi Chamber of Commerce board met to assess the tel phone companies stance as resistors within both firms push to curb the other. Charles Austin received a letter from Bell Company Vice President Hamlin, with Cotton and Morris present. The letter was referred to the chamber of commerce committee for action, leaving the telephone issue in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Chamber of Commerce
Charles Austin
Hutte
Western Federation of Miners Moves to New Headquarters
The Western Federation of Miners announces its No. I local offices will relocate from Silver Row block to the old Moose hall site, with renovations turning rooms into a large auditorium. New officers to oversee enrollment amid rising membership as President Connors backs conciliatory steps. Harmony lodge members urged to attend tonight’s 8:30 meeting. Bree trip planned for members only. Freeman reports birth: Phil Murphy and spouse welcome a son at 1084g North Wyoming Street.
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Butte Miners’ Union
No. I
Western Federation of Miners
Silver Row
Moose
Pat Line
Pat
Connors
Harmony Lodge
Bree
Lake
Worker named Wilson saves drowning woman at jail
In Butte a 2 year old Annie Dooley tried suicide using torn apron rope. A passerby named Tom Wilson struggled to untie and lift the struggling woman as she hung by the neck. Help arrived and the life was saved. An incident reports a dramatic rescue by a prison visitor.
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Annie Dooley
Mestic
Butte City
Jalier
Tom Wilson
Well Known Butte Miner Restored To Health By Akoz
Olin Connors of 501 North Jackson street Butte, a famed miner, says Akoz the California mineral cured his stomach trouble after a year of distress. He reports improved appetite, sleep, and strength and notes Akoz is now sold at Fuller drug store in Anaconda and Newbro drug store in Butte, with other druggists offering it.
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Akoz
Olin Connors
Jackson Street
Butte
Treasure State
Ako
California
Mr. Condors
Tate
Akos
Tam
Montana
Fuller Drug
Anasya
Newhro
Lve.uisement
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Meaderville
Hich
Bute & London
Tt Ie
Mire
Margaret O'Donnes
Joe Cranican
West Park Street
Hull
Daly Street
O'Donnell
Crunican
Ph.ys Weston
Hennessys Pisce
C. J. Kelly
Hennessys
Uits
Asiaty
Coati
Brussels
Axminster
Coats
Cubric
Ingram
A. F. C. Ginghams
Tra
Western Federation
Freeman
Phil Murphy
North
Wyoming Street
Wilson
Basin’ Creek
Southern Montana Poultry Association
Helena
Missoula
Stevensville
Deer Lode
Jet
The
London Times
John Connors
Y Connors
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