Bryan Sunday Head of Day Campaign Proposed
Bay an and Sunday touted as leaders for the Day campaign in Vincoln Neb July 19 as the Prohibition party readies for a heated presidential race. Delegates say Bryan and Billy Sunday will top the ticket though Bryan’s consent remains uncertain. Calderwood says if Bryan declines the nomination it may be forced upon him and Harding Cox positions loom as the counter to the eighteenth amendment.
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Vincoln. Neb
W. G. Calderwood
William J. Bryan
Billy
Bryan
Calderwood
Sunday
Harding
Cox
Bryan Ue
Democrats Pick State Ticket at Helena Meeting
Delegates at the Montana Democrats state central committee session pushed for a streamlined ticket with McDowell likely to lead. Withdrawals were discussed for A. H. McConnell and Fred Angevine, while broad representation from counties and notable figures attended to boost cooperation for the campaign.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Missoula
Sta
Hugh Wells
Miles City
Dan Heyfron
Fred Angevine
Will Cave
Fred Whiteside
Kulispel
C. 8
Milney
Townsend
Abe Cohen
Butte
C. White
Buffalo
H. M. Veet
Harlowton
A. Ke.’ Spriggs
Helena
C.D. ‘Greenheld
Helen
Warwick Woman in Court No Charge Filed
A Warwick woman testified she was arrested in Kansas City on a vagrancy charge that was later dismissed, stating she was never convicted. She and Lillian Pittoud faced arrest after a drug accusation but were released with no charges filed. They remained in town after bonding and denied any conviction or sentence.
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Warwick
Kansas City
Butte
Quigley
Robertson
Nan
Lillian Pillaud
Quigh
Lillian Pilland
Sal
Wick
Sten
Nean
Lillian
Lillian Pittoud
LODGES PAY TRIBUTE TO DECEASED MEMBER IN BUTTE
Representatives of the Elks Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conductors joined in paying final respects to J. A. Dunn. A requiem mass at St Marys church officiated by Father Hannan followed a morning procession from Hiks hall. Special services at the Elks hall Sunday featured Mrs Riley singing Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Pallbearers included Arnold Lassi Philip G Sulivan and others from the Elks and railroad orders.
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The
Elks
Brotherhood of Railroad
Order of Railroad Conductors
J. A. Dunn
Hiks Hall
St. Mary's Church
Father Hannan
Riley
Isle of Somewhere
Meter Installed To Show Mine Accidents In Progress
An accidentometer meter displaying the relative accident scores of 18 mines was installed in front of the Idaho theater. John Le Boardman and team oversaw the setup as data from shifts worked will rank mines including Steward West Gray Rock Badger Tramway West Colusa East Colum Topic Poulin Nettie Emma Black Rock Him Orlu Colorado Main Range and Pittsmont.
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Idaho Theater
John le Boardman
Steward
West Gray Rock
Badger
Tramway
West Colusa
East Colum
Topic
Poulin
Nettie
Emma
Black Rock
Him Orlu
Colorado
Main Range
Pittsmont
Butte Electrical Supply Co Picnic At Fish Creek
The annual outing Sunday at Fish Creek drew over 100 guests from Butte Electrical Supply and General Electric friends. More than 20 machines carried attendees from Butte to the camping spot for boxing, wrestling, a tug of war between ex navy and ex army, and a 15 to 5 baseball win by Butte Electric Supply over Montana Power. Picnic lunches and a campfire roast concluded the day before return by motor coach.
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Butte Electrical Supply Company
Fish Creek
Butte Ats
General Electric Company
Butte Electrical Supply
Montana Power
Butte Electric Supply Company
Terrific Explosion in Sarre Munition Dumps
A wireless dispatch from Berlin reports a massive explosion in the Sarre region of Germany caused by aerial bombs and gas shells. Inhabitants flee as rockets ignite, triggering a tremendous blast at a former German artillery park munition dump. Two hundred railway carriages are readied to evacuate nearby districts.
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London
Sarre
Germany
Berl
Ova
Popular Miner in Butte Dead
James G. Skelly, a 35 year Butte resident and well known miner, died at a local hospital yesterday aged 69. He is survived by brother Peter Skelly of Butte and five sisters in Illinois and Iowa. Funeral services will be held from 1994 West Porphyry Street at a time to be announced.
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James G. Skelly
Butte
Peter
Tom’ “Johnson
William Johnson
la Salle
George Robnet
Iowa
James Camsidy
John’ Meyers
Illinois
Peter Skell
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