Butte Great Field Day At County Sunday Schools
The fourth annual field meet of the Bhiver Bow County Sunday School union will be held at Columbia wards next Wednesday with all county Protestant Sunday schools participating. Officials include Mayor Lewis Duncan as honorary referee and Superintendent Geer Festeres as chief timer. Events cover running, jumping, and field contests for boys and girls under 12, seniors, and teachers, followed by a picnic and a concert by the Boston & Montana band.
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Feld
Bhiver Bow County
Columbia Wardens
Enn
Lewis Duncan
John Wharton
Geer F. Feteres
Ne Folio
Hunan von Lake
Boston & Montana
Vere Sun
Syrup of Figs Offered as Gentle Remedy for Children
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a kinder alternative to harsh castor oil and calomel for children. It claims the product, made from figs, senna, and aromatics, cleanses the bowels without griping, sweetens the stomach, and avoids after effects, urging mothers to ask for the full name prepared by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Senna
California Fig Syrup Company
Adve
Cascarets Proclaimed As Bowel Cleansing Aid
An old advertorial urges daily bowel care highlighting Cascarets as a pocketable 10 cent remedy. It compares pore cleanliness of bowels to skin pores, warns of toxins when sluggish digestion persists, and promotes taking one tablet promptly for best health.
Montana State Band to Perform Concert at Columbia Gardens
The Montana State Band will give a Sunday concert at Columbia Gardens with a Maennerchor quartet as the main feature. The program includes sacred and operatic selections, marches, medleys, and vocal pieces, with an intermission and sunset evening festivities.
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Montana
Columbia Gardens
Maennerchor Quartette
A. Rugliona
Joseph E. Howard
B. Horhouse
Butte Briefs Mention Locals and Visitors
Mrs B S Woodland of St Paul is in the city visiting Mr and Mrs Jon Degnan. Early hospital reports say Jack Adams’s condition has somewhat improved. T R Frazer, a former Butte resident, is in the city en route to New York after ten years as a ranch man in Idaho’s Wood River area.
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B.S. Woodland
St. Paul i
Jon Degnan
Jack Adams
T. R. Frazer
Butte
New York
Frazer
Wood River
Idaho
Prize winner home from eastern kennel shows
George Downer arrives in Butte with Kootenal Chinook, his Airedale terrier, who earned a championship and multiple ribbons on an eastern tour. The dog is described as the prize winner.
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George Downer
Butte
Big mining deal rocks Coeur d Alene district
Special dispatch from Mullan Idaho reports one of the largest mining transactions in the Coeur d Alene district. Federal Mining Co buys all properties between Morning mine at Mullan and Helena Frisco mine at Macken in a long term option. The extensive holdings include Morning Star fraction and Black Bear holdings among a string of notable mines. Development work to be expanded on both ends of the group driving up mining interests in the region.
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Standard
Mullan
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Federal’ Mining
Helena-Frisco
Mace
Morning Star
Black Pony's
Black Bear
Grover Cleveland
Ben Harrison
Gen’ Fraction
San Francisco
Gem of the Mountains
Tonle
Chief
Catlin Unseated by House Committee Vote
Washington July 1 by a strict party vote the house elections committee No 2 voted to unseat representative T E Catlin of St Louis republican and seat former representative Patrick Gill democrat. the panel found Catlin’s campaign expenses corrupt and that Gill would have been elected but for Catlin campaign spending.
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Washington
House Elections Committee No. 2
T. E. Catlin
St Louis
Patrick Gil
Catlin
Gill
Slender clew in Landis murder unsettles police
Police in Redding California seek a clearer theory in the Landis murder case. Autopsy shows Landis was shot twice by different calibers. A woman’s shoes found at the scene and alleged ties to a revenge motive fuel inquiries as three men remain under question. Local officers expect further arrests and an inquest to determine responsibility for the killings.
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Redding
Cal
Ible
Rine
W. C. Bradford
John
William
Quarts Hill
Brelock
Daniel Thompson
Tomortacos ’ ‘Metals
Tandis
Bradford
Clement
Turkeys
Ang
Thompson
Distriet
Clements
Police ignored by prosecutor in Rosenthal murder inquiry
The article reports on tension between police and District Attorney Whitman over progress in the Rosenthal murder case. It notes suspected gang figures, a $2,000 payoff rumor, and the transfer of Becker’s squad while private detectives join multiple investigations. Whitman criticizes police for minimal evidence after four days.
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Youce
Big Tie Beeling
Jovansiour
Jack” Rose
Fambier
Seeling
Sam Paul
Paul
Rosenthal
Becker
Ome
Charles Becker
Waldo
Leutenant
Grand Jury
Whitman
Detectives Missing In Mysterious Jewel Case
Oakland detectives pursue a puzzling jewel case as a San Diego detective who vanished on July 3 remains missing. Investigators question pawnbroker Bernstein and search for leads from leading hot spots.
Bernstein cautioned by police over jewelry deal
Bernstein ignored police warning not to part with jewelry given to Warren. He claimed the items were worth under 1000 dollars, while Warren valued them at 1000. A San Diego telegram signed Mrs J W Warren asked if her husband had arrived in Oakland and urged a prompt telegraph, received by Oakland police on July 16.
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Bernstein
Wareen
Warren
San Diego
Mra. J
Fearful of Conditions When Canal Is Opened
San Francisco July 18 an exhaustive report by A B Yoell secretary and treasurer of the Asiatic Exclusion League will be read at the monthly meeting. The discussion will cover immigration of Chinese and Japanese and support for Baker's bill requiring strict identification of Orientals. Yoell warns that one in sixty aliens entering New York is mentally deficient compared with one in 260 natives and fears similar findings on the Pacific coast after the Panama Canal opens. He also cites alleged smuggling of more Chinese and Japanese than through official channels.
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San Francisco
A.B. Yoell
Wietary
The
Congress
Baker
California
League
Immigration Committee of Congress
Yoel
New York
Pacific
Panama Canal
Office of the Immigration Officials
Montana Eyes Whitefish Hatchery Boom
The piece urges rapid construction of a new whitefish hatchery to boost a home grown fish industry on a future profitable Montana lake. It notes state and federal planting efforts, a $3 million annual outflow for nonresident fish, and plans to stock and then harvest for a thriving local market and exports. It cites Mathewson and Dean returning from a trip to inspect hatchery sites and promising a site decision soon.
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Montana
Lake Superior
Montana Lake
Mathewson
Dean
Anasend
Philipsburg
Granite County
Flathead County
Mystery over Dardanelles attack fuels Constantinople crisis
London reports a disputed Italian torpedo attack on the Dardanelles and Turkish sultan urges loyalty. Dispatches suggest a cannonade occurred, but Italian responsibility remains unconfirmed. Theories default to a Turkish government move to steady the capital amid possible revolution.
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London
Dardanelles
Turkey
Constantinopl
White Independent
Dairymen Form a Permanent Body
Boreman July 1 A late hour tonight saw the permanent organization of the Association of Northwest Dairymen and Instructors. J G Winkler Minnesota dairy and food commissioner was named president James H Wallis Idaho dairy and food commissioner vice president and Prof G J Martin North Dakota Agricultural College secretary and treasurer. Next annual meeting slated for Bismarck ND from the station of the commercial club. Principal papers by RF Flint Lieutenant Governor W Kien Prof F B Linford and EB urged dairying and urged business cooperation to expand farming and dairying.
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RF. Flint
W. Kien
F. B. Linford
Public Building Methods censured in Congress report
Washington July 18 reports by the House committee on expenditures on public buildings criticize extravagance waste and fraud in federal construction. They urge standardization reduce draughtsmen and architects and note 721 buildings erected since 1962 with 769 more to cost 10 million dollars. Costs may rise to 11 million annually and calls to limit building in small towns. Senate discussions described the bill as a store box and calls to allow outside plans were debated with Roosevelt and Newlands involved.
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Washington
House
Kline
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
James Knox Taylor
Taylor
Ilegal
Orhose Post Ofice
Senate
Congress
Heyburn
Federal
Newlands
Roosevelt
Taft Campaign Replies to Roosevelt Charges Outlined
Washington July 1 The White House drafts a counterattack to Roosevelt charges in a cabinet reviewed statement that will analyze contest cases and defend the seating of delegates. Taft supporters in the house plan sharp attacks on Roosevelt tactics while Mondell and Bartholdt prepare key speeches defending the seating decisions at Chicago.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
White House
House
Roosevelt Cent
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Matt
Bartholdt
Missouri
National Committee
Eight zones for the parcels post plan debated
Washington July 19 After a two month dispute the Senate committee on postoffices and postroads reached agreement to pay on the postoffice appropriation and report the measure Monday The parcels post provision was finalized by Senator Bourne with Senator Bristow in a sub committee The plan creates eight zones for parcel rates instead of six and raises Bourne’s proposed figures The maximum rate follows the postal union while Bristow fears impracticality under lower charges
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Bourne
Bristow
Kansas
Hibernians Re elect Regan President in Chicago
J J Regan of St Paul was re elected president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Chicago on July 19. The Rt Rev John P Carroll of Ena Montana was also re elected chaplain.
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Chicago
J. J. Regan
St. Paul
Ancient
Order of Hibernts
John P. Carroll
Ena
Mont
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R. Elienbere
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Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Manufacturers
Bonner, Montana
Western Montana National Bank
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M. L. Gulden
Ad Sguthura
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Third Judicial District
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Deer Lodge
Emma Anderson
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