Peace Reigns on Harrison Avenue After Streetcar Row
A long dispute among Walsh the Butte Electric Railway and city county officials ends with an agreement. Tracks to move to a new location, and police not to arrest officers, Walsh pledges not to obstruct. Judge dismisses case, Sheriff and county officers agreed to curb warrants. Funeral noted for Thomas J Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Walsh
Street Railway Company—Walsh
W. J Walsh
Butte Electric Railway Company
City of
Buttem
County of
Silver Bow
Walsh
Harrison Avenues
Harrison Arenu
Gut
Dwyer
Ed Lamb
Harrison Avenue
Whitty
Funeral notices for Angela Church and Phoman McLaughlin
Funeral services are announced for Angela Church, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Church, at St. Lawrence Church with interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Another notice sets Phoman A McLaughlin's funeral for Saturday at 10 o'clock, under the auspices of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, handled by Re Walsh's undertaking pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Alexander
Dunn ‘Avenue
Sarvicer
St. Laverence's Church
Holy Crone
Motlaughlin
Phoman A. Mclaughlin
Walsh
Order of
Pagle
Heiman and Wedlake Funerals Held This Friday Afternoon
The funeral for William James Heiman will be this Friday afternoon at the family residence in Hutchertown with a procession to Walkerville then to Mount Morian cemetery. Rev. John G Roar will officiate. Interment at Mount Morian cemetery. The funeral for Mrs. Fred Wedlake is set for Friday at 2 o clock at Richard funeral chapel officiated by Rev Steele, with interment at Mountain View cemetery. Automobiles expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James Heiman
Welork
Hutchertown
Walkerville
Hutte
John G Roar
Moun Morian
Wedllake
Fred Wedlake
Richard
Funeral
Steele
Mountain View Cemetery
Fanerat Director Joseph Richards Dies at 15-19 S Mos
Joseph Richards notable director at Fanerat passed away in a brief obituary. Details on life and career remain sparse, with limited readable data indicating his association and age range. Local tributes are expected to follow as community mourns his contributions.
Telephone men inspect Montana changes on long tour
A Montana inspection tour by a Northern States Telephone company party covered 3567 miles in 25 days. Led by M. Moi, its general manager, the group included J. H. MacDonald of Denver and M. Burgess, R. I. Burgess, W. F. Meintyre, and Hal Farrell. They arrived in Butte last night and planned to split at dawn. The Montana contingent would continue toward Helena while northern officials returned to their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hell Telephone Company
F. Moiis
Helena
Mr. Morris
Hal Farrell
Butte
Former Butte Citizen Dies in Livingston at 39
Information reached Butte yesterday of the death of Thomas A McLaughlin at Livingston on Wednesday. He was 39, a Butte resident for 32 years. The funeral will be in Walsh's undertaking parlors at 10 Selock tomorrow morning, with the Hayles of Hayles Lodge in charge. Survived by wife, his father and mother, three sisters and a brother.
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Butte
Thomas A McLaughlin
Livingston
Walsh
Selock
Hayles
McLaughlin
Liv
Oakland
Cal
Matt George
Rosenstein
Cruelty case dismissed over horse incident at police court
In police court yesterday M F Rohn faced cruelty to animals charges brought by City Jailer Mike Sullivan. The judge dismissed the action after Rohn admitted chastising a bulky horse with a shovel, but the animal’s harm was not proven. Two others, Sunny Thomas and Arthur Burks, avoided vagrancy conviction by proving they were allowed to sleep at a West Park Street photo gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Rohn
Mike Sullivan
Whitty
Rohn
Sunny” Thomas
Arthur Burks
West Park Street
Dan Murphy
Carlson
Commissioner Stromme Seeks Renomination for County Office
Commissioner Stromme declares candidacy for reelection to the county post he now holds with a term ending December 31. A longtime official, he has served as deputy auditor, auditor, and commissioner for over a decade and aims to continue under Republican support. Also listed are candidates for sheriff, representative, and coroner from GOP and Democratic tickets, plus a socialist bid by William J. Burke. A London manager Alfred Butt is noted to appear in the fall musical revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGrade
Baldisero
Algo
Blodgett
East Gagnon Street
Margaret Gillick
Taketa Street
William J. Burke
East Second Street
Junketing trip likened to circus by Dixon
W B Dixon, assistant general passenger agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad, described a junketing trip to Butte as a circus like parade. He noted the party, including miners and merchants, wore white hats and carried St Paul pennants. Dixon said he was sent by Minnesota friends to inspect conditions and would report back to ease stock skepticism about the Butte mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Dixon
Minnesota
Hutte
Political Faith Outlined in Democratic Appeal
A speaker decries self serving politics and urges Democrats to align with public duties. He argues government service requires clear conscience and dedication to voters' wishes, calling for unity to prove capable leadership responsive to the people of the United States.
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United States
Constable Little Shoot Policeman In Idaho Street Incident
A constable shot a patrolman after pursuing an arrest warrant for interfering with an officer. They clashed near Ark and Idaho streets, Little struck the officer from behind, and fired twice while the patrolman tried to flee. The injured officer is partially incapacitated but working in an office role. Little remained jailed for weeks with bonds reduced to 3000 dollars. H L Girroir and Sebastian Sisston had their bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Idaho
Little
Henderson
H. L. Girroir
Sebastian ‘Sisston
Girroir
Montenegrin Pleads Guilty in Concealed Weapon Case
Joe Marinovich pleaded guilty in Silver Bow County to carrying concealed weapons. Judge Doran fined him 75 dollars. Tony Franich remains jailed. Bonds of 5000 dollars were set, among the heaviest for the offense, with the judge calling a gun toter an enemy of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marinovich
Sudge Doran
Tony Franich
Dontan
Bow County
Little Hope Remains Of Clubs Being United
The Democratic Woman's club met last night with a committee from the Original Democratic Women's club to discuss consolidating the organizations. No new developments occurred. members expressed doubt the consolidation would proceed. Joseph gave an address on campaign issues and other short talks were held. The next open meeting is Thursday evening Aug 3.
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Democratic Woman's Club
Democratic Women's Club
Wo. Granizations
Tust
First Day Campaign Brings In Thousands
Receipts from the Deaconess help fund on the first campaign day totaled 4213 dollars, with an initial subscription of 19175 dollars reported yesterday, bringing the cash on hand to 23888 dollars. The business men led with 3400 dollars, followed by captains including Mrs. Morgan 26 dollars and Miss Chirgwin 25.60. Elizabeth Marbury will stage Have a Heart next season with book and lyrics by Guy Bolton and P G Woodhouse and music by Jerome Ker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Carman
Kinsman
Price
Elizabeth Marbury
Guy Bolton
P.G. Woodhouse
Jerome Ker
British steamer Virginia shelled during evacuation at sea
London July 21 1 58 a m Reuters Malta correspondent reports the British steamer Virginia sunk after a half hour chase by a German submarine. The funnel blown away halted the ship leaving stokehold exposed. Twenty five crew members escaped in boats while another 25 perished during the attempt to launch a second boat. The captain survived after an hour in the water.
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London
Virginia
Reuters
Malta
Corres
Falls
Japanese rejoice over convention with Russia
Tokio reports enthusiastic public reaction to the Russo Japanese agreement aimed at uniting efforts to keep the Far East peaceful. Mammoth displays in Tokio Yokohama and Osaka marked the acceptance as Marquis Okuma argued the pact guarantees permanent peace in Asia and would help secure world peace, potentially restoring European peace first.
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Tokio
Far East
Yokohama
Osaka
Marquis Okuma
Japan
Russia
Orient
Okuma
Europe
Ten Die In Double Murder In New York Ten
Police say ten gunmen took part in a New York flat murder of Joseph De Marco owner of a restaurant and Charles Lombardi a clerk in a tenement on James Street. Bodies showed many bullet wounds and stab wounds. bullets littered the room. Police link the killings to a gang feud and Barnet murder suspects.
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New York
Joseph de Marco
Upper ‘Tenderloin
Charles Lombardi
James Street
Barnet
Upper East Side
de Marco
Lombardi
Gang Pogenac Aan Cisicny
Careful Attention To Children S Mouths And Teeth
New York officials and Dr N McL Whittaker report promising results from hypodermic quinine and urea hydrochloride injections in about a dozen paralysis cases, urging parents to brush and rinse mouths regularly. Health leaders caution against overreliance on antiseptic mouthwashes and recommend thorough cleaning after meals with water and a salt rinse.
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New York
Health Department
Intervays
N. McL. Whittaker
Brooklyn
Whittaker
Emison
Matthew Carney
Postmasters Authorized to Collect Checks for Reserve Banks
Washington July 20 Postmasters were authorized today by Postmaster General Burleson to receive checks drawn on state banks not members of the federal reserve check collection system. The move, at the reserve board request, aims to facilitate collections where no member banks exist. Postmasters will collect in currency and remit by registered mail to the district reserve bank, which will cover postage and registration fees.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Boards
Ostmaster
Burleson
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank of the District
German Fleet Believed Engaged With Russians
A Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph says cannonading has been heard along the west coast of Jutland and in the Baltic between Landsort and the Gottskär sands. It is believed the German fleet engaged Russian forces.
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Jutland
Baltic Sea
Landsort
Gottske Sands
The
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
Not Regarded Safe Yet to Return to Mexico
Twelve Mexican bound men who requested passports to Mexico by telegraph to Secretary Lansing received a reply that passports will be issued if they do not hold the United States responsible for their safety. They left Mexico June 21 on Lansing orders and will accept passports on that condition. The Geological Survey estimates Colorado shale beds could yield 20,000,000,000 barrels of crude oil with potential gasoline output from one tenth of that amount.
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San Francisco
Jay
Lansing
Mexico
United States
The
Geological Survey
Colorado
Government Works to Prevent Disease
Dr. Alfred Blumberg of the Wasserman laboratory in Butte discusses nine months of tuberculosis and animal disease research by the Bureau of Animal Industry. The bureau develops vaccines for blackleg in cattle and an anthrax serum, funds public farm vaccines through congress, and studies plant poisons and livestock diseases like glanders and abortion in cattle, with Montana noting rabies work and vaccine distribution.
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Alfred Blumberg
Wasserman Laboratory
Butte
Washington, D
Bureau of Animal Industry
Blumberg
Wasserman
the Bulletin
Themers
United
Bureau
Montana
Bureau i
Congress
Monta
Montana officials to probe dispute over park streetcars
Commissioners from the Montana state railway board will visit Tana park next Tuesday to probe the dispute between the Park Amusement Company led by W. Mec White and the Butte Electric Railway. The issue centers on park streetcar service and alleged discrimination favoring Columbia Gardens. The railway argues five cent fares to the lake five miles away versus ten cent fares to the gardens about four miles distant.
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Montana State Railway ‘Commission
Quirifz
Sit Park
Tana Park Amusement Company
W. Mec. White
Butte Electric Railway Company
Tana Park
Columbia Gardens
Wedding ends with playful prank at theater union
The wedding of Henry Young, a electrician, to Miss Helen Goudy yesterday morning sparked a playful spree. Friends passed him through ordeals, gave him a wheelbarrow ride around town, and serenaded the couple at the depot before they departed for Anaconda to visit Mend for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Young
Broadway
Helen Goudy
Youn
TM. A
Hawaiian Night at Gregson Proves Big Event
Hawaiian night at Gregson drew about two thousand attendees with 441 automobiles counted around the springs. The Hawaiian orchestra failed to arrive on time, so Manager Forsythe hired a local musical group that delivered fine Hawaiian music, though described as not quite authentic. A French company reportedly owns an island in the South Pacific containing 10,000,000 tons of high grade phosphate with more inferior deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregson
Foraythe
Forsythe
South Pacific
Mining case and injunction disputes in Bozeman court
Thomas J. Thomas fined 100 dollars and agent 50 after a failed attempt to mine north and east of the Great Northern station. South Butte Mining Co. prevailed in the ground dispute. Judge Bourquin restrained further work, urged adherence to prior rulings, and denied an injunction against Bozeman officials over water and sewer bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Thomas
Ewin
Stout
Thomas
Great Northern
South Butte Mining Company
Thoma
Bourquin
Thomas Sid
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court
South Butte Company
Purethermore
Secretary of the Interior
Bourqui
Mearns
John A Shelton
Hourauin
Bozeman
John A. Luc
Harry B. Creme
Sweet, Causey, Foster & Co
Theold
Theozeman
Tice
County Adds Big Auto Truck to Fleet
At yesterdays meeting the county commissioners authorized purchase of a five ton truck for use in road and maintenance work. The price listed was 5425. The decision was part of ongoing county equipment upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Pimples vanish with Zemo remedy
There is a sole cure claimed for pimples and skin eruptions. Zemo, sold by druggists, claims to clear cheeks, blackheads, eczema and itching. it works overnight in many minor cases and costs one dollar for a large bottle. It is described as safe, non greasy, non staining and suitable for tender skin.
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Cleveland
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Gallagher
Thomas J
Mayer Lane
Hert Pore
Codnmel
Larry Duggan
North Main Street
M. J. Wals F
Uneral
Joseph Richards
Fanerat
S. Mos
Sherman & Reed
Conins
Rosen
Apeciaiize LA Numsery Co
Montana St
Ofice
Stromme
Musical Review
Alfred Butt
Hughes
Astor Hotel
New York City
Hotel Astor
W. 8. Dixon
Milwaukee
Constable Little
Marinovich
Ten
Serman
Preneh
South Matte
Southern Montana Poultry Association
Becte
Anaconda
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