Former Alderman O Connor praises Lewistown area
Former Alderman John J. O Connor, now a hotel proprietor, returns from Lewistown trip praising the country’s future. Local union No 112 members are urged to attend the large meeting Thursday July 25 to discuss delegates to the Montana Federation of Labor and the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America conventions and other important business.
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Lewistown
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United
Brotherhood of Carpenters ‘and Joiners of America
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Emerton
Recordihig
Theater Season Cuts The Price. Helen Ware Out
The Price season is closed and Helen Ware will not appear at Broadway this season. The Wolsey theater circuit cites poor profits due to politics as the reason. Productions and tours by Eddie Foy Gaby Deslys and others are announced for various cities, with plans for new shows and rebrands by the Shuberts and others.
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Helen Ware
Roosevelt
Miss Wire
Butte
Eddie Foy
Mr Hamlet
Broadway
Blanche Bates
Abody
Minneapolis
Vauideville
Asused
Actionel
H Werba
Luescher
Hamiet
London
Gaby Desius
Award Rosenbaum, Jr
The
Shuberts
Night Birds
Mary Garden
Paris
David Graham Phillips
Tom Lewis
George M. Cohan
Baltimore
Edwin Brandt
the Garden of Allah Company
Charles Frohman
Cosmo Hamilton
John Cort
Arthur Gillespie
Collin
Davis Richard Bennett
Eugene Walter
AT Jolson
Chicago
Winthrop Ames
Anatol
Hedwig Felcher
Harry Woodrutt
Chase for Books That Are Elusive Not to Be Found
Spokane reports detail a lengthy dispute over Stewart Mining records. Donald Arthur, an accountant from Butte, was hired by stockholder B J Carter to audit books not accessible to most shareholders. Bacon, secretary, denied obstruction, while Arthur faced delays and repeated claims that the ledgers would be opened, with Graves and Graves, Heinze’s lawyers, issuing access directions.
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Donald Arthur
Butte
Stewart Mining Company
Arthur
B.J. Carter
Stewart
Carter
Corporation
Heinze
WH. Bacon
Stewart Company
New York
Hutte
Bacon
Graves
Kiser
Unusually Pitiful Case of Puerperal Insanity in Young Mother
A Montana court heard a troubling case of Margaret McDermott, wife of Th McDermott, a young miner, whose doctors deem her mental condition tied to the birth of her last child. She seeks a divorce claiming her husband wronged her, while he recalls her deteriorating behavior since last February and sending the children to St Joseph home. The examination suggests puerperal insanity though more witnesses are pending.
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A. Iver
Donian
St. Joseph
Helena
McCarthy
Will McDermott
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Girls Propose At Leap Year Party In Gardens
Ernest L. Williams of Los Angeles and Miss Janet A. Fraser, a Grant school teacher, married in Los Angeles on Saturday evening at the home of the bridesmaid. The bride previously left Butte for Los Angeles on Thursday.
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Bitt
Ernest L. Williams
Los Angeles
Janet A. Fraser
Grant School
War
Butte
Washington to replace famous Lee surrender tree
A historic relic near Appomattox Court House in Virginia, long removed piece by piece by souvenir seekers, will be replaced by a tree planted by Governor Woodrow Wilson, marking a new commemorative gesture.
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Appomattox Court House
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Grant
Woodrow Wilson
Lusitania Passenger Charged With Fraud In America
Emil Leon Sohler, a passenger aboard the Cunard liner Lusitania, was arrested on the ship’s arrival at Fishguard Wales on July 22 on charges of alleged extensive frauds in America.
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Fishguard
Wales
Leon Sohler
Cunard
Lusitania
America
Well known Butte man to wed in San Francisco
News reached Butte friends that W Mc C White will marry Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Warren in San Francisco on Thursday July 38. The couple, youthful and accomplished, have carried a three year courtship largely private. White plans to reside in Butte after the wedding, though his Seattle interests require occasional travel. arrival in the city is anticipated near the end of next week.
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W. McC. White
San
Francisco
White
Seattle
Butte
Mr. White
Butts
British Butte Property Sold by the Sheriff
The placer claims of the Pritich Butte Mining company were sold by the sheriff yesterday under a deficiency judgment held by Shirley Jenks of London for $88,000. Earlier, the $109,000 dredge was sold under execution and bid in by an attorney for Jenks for $1,000. The eight placer claims were sold to the same attorney.
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Pritich Butte Mining ‘Company
Shirley Jenks
London
Anney
Denks
Etiquette in Jewelry Understood in Butte
The Mayer store in Butte promotes jewelry etiquette and efficiency in its jewelry operation. It advertises free will writing offered by Mayer with executor services and vault storage, urging readers to appoint the firm for testament handling.
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Butte
West Sutherland wedding ties Salt Lake and Spokane
John K. West of Salt Lake and Miss Raith Sutherland of Spokane were married at the Mountain View ps sonage yesterday by Rev. George D. Wolfe. The couple met in Butte and left that evening for Salt Lake to reside. Sheep Gulch dairy guarantees to comply with health regulations and visitors are invited.
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John K. West
Salt Lake
Health Department
Three Women Committed to Warm Springs Asylum
A young woman disappears from home and later is found in city jail as a vagrant. Violet Collette age 18, Mamie Brown age 21, and Susie Hudson age 28 were committed to Warm Springs Asylum yesterday as a last hope of redeeming their lives. Collette, once married and admired, is now a wreck due to the drug habit. Brown has shared in misery and has been under city care for weeks. Hudson, twice married, is among the three. Susie Kennelly, daughter of a well known resident, is a Montana native from Helena and has struggled with alcohol. The family’s fortunes declined after the father’s death.
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Mamie Brown
Susie Hudson
Asbum
Warm Springs
Collette
Brown
Busie Hudson
Lip
Susie Kennelly
Dry victory seen as Senate panel acts on liquor bill
Washington July 22 anti saloon league forces win a victory as Senate Judiciary committee authorizes to report favorably a bill granting dry states power to intercept liquor shipments from wet territories. The bill would ban shipments where any participant plans to violate state law. Some committee members doubt constitutionality.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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