Higgins Seeks Montana Governor Nomination In 1910 Campaign
Ronald Higgins, a prominent Montana native from Finlen, signs to run as publican candidate for governor. He cites strong early support, notes work against profiteering in the legislature, backs stockyards for Butte, and highlights farmers in Missoula cultivating seed peas as a growing state industry. He says he entered late but has many friends mobilizing support across institutions.
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Ronald Higgins
Finlen
Higgins
Butte
Aking
Missoula
Phaps
Ins Uate
Chamber of Commerce abandons plan for extra campsite
The Clark playground camping project was dropped after the Sivie organization withdrew. The chamber will not create additional campsites this year beyond Thompson Park and the County park. Residents secured a restraining order, and the district court case concluded with the plan abandoned to avoid discord.
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Chamber of Comerce
Clark
Sivie
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson Park
Sale, of Commerce
District Court
Arrests in Mann Act Case Involving Roy Bishop And Mina Gundta
Roy Bishop and Mina Gundta were arrested at 624 South Montana Street on a Mann Act charge. Police Chief Jere Murphy and Captain Mike O'Donnell led the investigation, using information from the Department of Justice. The suspects are said to be from Seattle.
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Roy Bishop
Mina Gundta
South
Montana Street
Jere Murphy
Mike O'Donnell
Department of Justice
Seattle
Butte News Notes Rent Pianos to Office Moves and Births
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Canning and Geagan moved their law office to 1061 20 Phoenix Building. Born July 17 at Deaconess Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Palfreyman, a daughter, Dr. Arthur G. Allan reports. Mrs. Margaran and daughter Josephine left for Seattle and other coast cities. Silver City Review Maccatvees picnic at Thompson Park July 21 with round trip $1.00. call 2676-1 by Monday for reservations. Stationery needs at P. O. News Stand. Daly banker McMahon’s daughter born at home. Mrs. McMahon was Mayme Lacey of Anaconda. Patrick H. Pearce men to meet at Hibernia Hall Centerville tomorrow night. Dr. C. J. Pigett of Roundup new president of State Medical Assoc. endervon of Rochester and Mrs. Pigott visiting Butte. Kaye Moore, former Butte girl now in Los Angeles, in Butte due to mother's illness. Moore and mother to go to California in fall for health. Seattle trip mentioned for Rev. Mr. Huddloff’s son returning from University of Washington. will visit parents before starting work.
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Orton Bros. Canning & Geagan
Phoenix Building
Dan Palfreyman
Keokuk Street
Deaconess Hospital
Arthur G. Allan
Owsley Block
Margawan
Josephine
West Gallena Street
Seattle
Silver City
Maccatvees
Thompson Park
P. O
McMahon
Daly Banker
Florence
Auss
Kaye Moore
Butte
Los Angeles
Funeral services for Brother de A Dunn
Notice of funeral for Brother de A Dunn to be held at Ellis hall this Sunday evening at 7 30. The cortege will leave Falks hall at 9 o clock Monday morning. Attendees invited. JACK HANGAUER, FRANK L. RILEY, Secretary.
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de A. Dunn
Ellis’ Hall
Falks' Hall
Jack Hangauer
Frank L. Riley
Boy Scouts Plan Parish Troops in Butte
Frank Farrell of the national Catholic council aims to organize a scout troop in every parish in Butte. Indorsed by Knights of Columbus and leading scout authorities, the effort seeks social welfare through Catholic family outreach and welcomes boys of all denominations. A luncheon in his honor at Silver Bow club discussed local aid with Father Whalen and others.
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Butte
Frank Farrell
Boy Scout Bureau
National Catholic “Council
Farrell
Denver
Mr. Farrell
Knights of Columbus
Rute
Siven
Silver Bow Lab
Fathers Whalen
Ueas
Pirnat
McCor Dietler
W. J. Corbett
P. J. Brophy
J. W. Dwyer
J.B. Shea
Owen
Health Office Weekly Report shows rise in measles cases
Ten new measles cases and two each of diphtheria and typhoid fever were reported last week. Quarantine remained for 15 measles, three scarlet fever, two diphtheria and two typhoid cases. Emergency hospital treated 10 surgical and three medical cases, six detention cases and three lost children. Food inspectors graded three groceries and fruit stores at 9 1 2 percent. Thornton cafe topped inspections at 89 percent. other scores ranged from 92 to 98 percent.
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Health Office
Brophy's
Utah Avenue
Gallagher Grocery
Thornton Cafe
Justice Courts File Multiple Complaints Against Suspects
Albert Michener is charged with Old Bullen yesterday. George Li lot and John Langlot face second degree assault charges at the instance of R Mendleton. Peter Stumie charges against Jack Lambich, John Wall, Martin Wail, Roy Coy and John Doe. Wilfred Nevin and Ronald Stanley charged with failure to provide for dependents.
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Albert Michener
O Ld Bullen
George Lilot
John Langlot
R. ©. Mendleton
Peter Stumie
Jack Lambich
John Wall
Martin Wail
Roy Coy
John Doe
Wilfred Nevin
Ronald” Stanley Re
The Copperhead Opens At Rialto Theater Today
Lionel Barrymore stars as Mil Shanks in The Copperhead at Rialto with Monel Barrymore in a screen adaptation of Augustus Thomas story. The Civil War drama uses realistic set detail and atmosphere, praising Maigne directing and the actor’s compelling sacrifice, while a Lincoln theme resonates with contemporary timeliness.
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Monel Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
the Copperhead
the Tinto Theater
Augustus Thomas
Copperhead
Charles” Maigne
Mil Shanks
Milt Shank
Lincoln
Politics in Silver Bow County Candidates and Attitudes
A historical clipping lists candidates and supporters across Democratic and Republican tickets in Silver Bow County, detailing nominations for county offices and the evolving political climate as August primaries approach. It notes Sheriff O Rourke's stance against radicals and his long service, underscoring tension between miners, union labor, and new “reds” during late 1910s-era local politics.
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Tere
Sheriff O'Rourke
Anaconda Hill
Ley el
Sherif
Butte
Sheriff vows firm stand against foreigners in Silver Bow
A sworn sheriff pledges firm, honest enforcement of laws against foreigners and those who defy the government. He notes 12 county offices up for election in Silver Bow and reports 64 candidates seeking August primaries with races focused on sheriff and county commissioner.
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Silver Bow County
Tam
United States
Fuld Buys Stock of Women's Shop
Sam Fuld of 3 West Park Street announced he purchased the entire stock of the Women s shop in the Rialto building. The stock includes dresses waists and other garments for discriminating women, enabling sale at forthcoming prices reflecting quality and a strong reputation.
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Sam Fuld
Puld
West Park Street
Rialto
Fuld de
Wyoming Moonshine Bears a Butte Label
A case involving Wyoming moonshine linked to a Butte label unfolds with Leo and Fran visiting a room where a tasting party occurred. A quart and a half-full two-gallon jug label bearing a Butte druggist label raise questions about unlawful possession. Goodman was fined after city authorities pressed the inquiry. Hoodman and Hoodman refused to satisfy curiosity, while Lee was dismissed.
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Leo
Fran
Une
Cis
Itig
Wyoming
Ite
Butte
Goodman
Hutte Hoodman
Lee
Austin to Attend Road Convention
Charles Austin of the chamber plans to attend a Montana convention at Pia hotel to discuss invitations and organization for the event. The record notes Austin as a secretary and Dent of a maintenance group.
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Austin
Charles Austin
Chamber of Coena
Montana
Pia Hotel
Aust
Dent
Handa Nance
Meaderville To Hear Good Music At Sunday Service
Announcement by Rev C Fulford pastor Meaderville Methodist church describes an special musical program for Sunday evening. There will be choir singing a mixed quartet solos by Ethel Holman and Stephen Donald a duet by Bessie Bowden and Alta Bennetts and The Church in the Wildwood sung by the male quartet. Stephen Donald is choir leader and Fred Walker organist.
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C. Fulford
Meaderville
Methodist Church
Ethel Holman
Stephen Donald
Bessie Bowden
Alta Bennetts
Wildwood
Fred Walker
Northern Pacific Car Shortage Hits Rail Traffic
Spokane July 17 The Northern Pacific railroad reports it owns enough cars to handle current business yet operates with less than 33 percent of its total cars. President J M Hannaford and board chair Howard Hillion examined the car shortage in Spokane noting that usable cars, including others’ stock, run at about half the railroad’s total capacity.
Policemen Test Waterproof Suits in Wet Walkabout
Butte police officers tested new waterproof suits yesterday to see if they shed water. They walked through heavy rain and remained dry as water rolled off like a duck’s back. An officer quipped that if the suit keeps off the sun as well as water, it will be perfect, and he’s glad not to wear a raincoat during showers.
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Butte Police
Lone bandit robs vault of large cash haul
Wash July 17 a lone bandit, after locking the vault, robbed the cashier and two bystanders including C M Zintho and Miss Gladys Brotherton of 3000 to 3500 dollars in 190 denomination. He freed himself and others within five minutes using a screwdriver to move tumblers after removing the plate.
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Ceforenoon
C. M. Zintho
Gladys Brotherton
Walla Wales
C.H. List
Intho
Wrights Remember Pioneer Aviators at Lemans Dedication
The Wright brothers, Wilbur and Orville, honored for early flight feats as French and American dignitaries gathered at Lemans. Airplanes soared overhead in a ceremony marking their pioneering work and legacy.
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Naxon
Wright
Wilbur Wright
Lemans
Orville
Weather Outlook and Miners Strike Report
Weather predictions for the week ahead cover the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions with generally fair, seasonable temperatures in the Pacific states. In Cob City on July 17 six coal miners employed by the Colorado Puell and Iron company began a strike following a company order to install clepirie safety devices.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific States
City
Cob
Th Colorado Puel and Iron Company
Clepirie
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Lou Freuden*stein
J. W. Bennett
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Thomas Jenkins
Frank Knight
Fred Langdon
William Toe” "Nettleton
Dean W. Selfridge
James ‘Tanki
Ke Woroner
Cmill W. Flynn
Assensor
James J. Bren
Peter J. Kelly
John and
Murphy
John J. Sheehan
County
Dan T. Mall A. Rotering
G. D. ‘Toole
Canning
Rey Tenders
Fluent
David
Demomaene Sulivan
Bertha M. Milgus
J. F. Driscoll
Emmett McGrath
Richard Brimacombe
Democrate
Frank Austin
John O ‘ McLeod
P. A. Ozanne
Sweeney
Madge Brogan Dugan
G. W. Deniger
Democrati
Mike J. Loughrin
Nonc
Ounty .Treasure
Democratic
C. W. Puckett
Amett Sullivan
Republican
M. A. Hewitt
Ian
Arthur Eorge Hocking
D. G Uh” McDonnell
Jac Huntier
Oliver
Jack Stewart
John 8
Jack) Wyman
Allmes
Taito
Silver Bow
Hainly
Mo J. Loughran
Nellie Ry Small
Manus Dugan
North Butte
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Nan Vidates
I Sherite
Fo Nellie Sullivan
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Fuld
Butte, Mont
Kissel-Kar
Standard
HELP
Margaret Lenaghan
West Park St
Lowe's
Lowe Brothers Automobile
Riddell
DR. Lamb
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