Butte Visitors From Nearby Cities Gather Here
Butte hosts visitors from Livingston Helena Great Falls Missoula and beyond. Local residents arrived after auto trips from St Paul and Twin Cities groups plan extended stays, while a rifle club competition was postponed due to missing members and rescheduled with an extension to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
Mia
C. C. Goff
Helena
Mie
Rover
M. Dorebend
Kane
Raoren
Caerecia
Missoula
Gerade
A. Gerber
A. Reese
Cleo
Elum
Wash
George Pine
Wallace
Tdaho
Paul Gerber
Butte
St. Paul
Twin Cities
D. W. MM Kenaie
McKenzie
Ki Mckenzie
Josephine McIntyre
Leo la Valley
William Jackel
West Steel Street
Hamilton
Jackel
George Green
Clark’ Gray Jr
Firemen Win Over Butte Team At Circus Grounds
Butte fire department beat Butte Grill 13 to 12 yesterday morning at the circus grounds. ARLES KIRCHHOFF DEAD. Asbury Park N J July 23 Charles W H Kirchhoff of New York longtime editor of Tron Age died at his summer home here today. He had been editor and a leader in American mining engineering circles. Born in San Francisco in 1853.
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Butte Fire Department
Butte Grill
Circus Grounds
Arles Kirchhoff
Asbury Park
N. J
Charles W. H. Kirchhoff
New York
Tron
Age
Respectas
United States Slogical “Survey
American Institute of Mining Eingineers
San ‘Francisco
No Extra Guard For Lady Joy Rider Copper Tax Unjust
A sheriff ordered more deputies to guard the jail fearing an attack by supporters of Bart McCarthy after Constable J. W. Little killed Patrolman Henderson. Little faces first degree charges. sheriff defends bond handling and says Little was under official custody. Funeral planned at 514 James Street with Sacred Heart Church mass.
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Lady Joy Rider
Montana
Bart McCarthy
Conje W. J. Little
Little
Matt Canning
Fant
Henderson
Tam
Dan O'Nel
James Street
Sacred Heart Church
Butte Car Demonstrations Turn Sour Over Free Rides
Demonstrators from several Butte auto shops wooed a Maryland Avenue woman with test rides and a promise of purchase. After she rode for free and called for more trips, the sheriff declined to collect, and the plan unraveled as she admitted having no money. The episode ended with the car dealer driving the vehicle back toward town as suspicions of a ride-for-nothing scheme grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Maryland Avenue
Indy
Frida
Sheriff's Sttice
Nine Mile
Demonstra
Prospect
Miner Loses Compensation Money in Pool Hall Mixup
George Conode, who had just received $1 from the state compensation board for injuries at the Putte mines, dropped the money while shifting it in a concealed pocket in a pool hall. He later fled from Butte city jail after being found with a woman’s belongings in the restricted district. patrolman King pursued and fired several times before Norton was stopped at 6 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Conode
State Compensation Board
Kisey
Butte
King
Norton
Qualification Round For The Berrien Trophy On Links
The qualification round of the C. L. Berrien cup medal play was held at Bu Country club yesterday. The next eliminations see 4 Tow ing, Fred Verheyen, Charles Cohen, H J Malsbury, T J Walker, Ef Barrett, H W Turner, R J Clinton, C J Berrien, W Goodale, Joe Manwaring, W M Twohy, FH Beebe, D McMillan, Frank Walker, I E B McAfee, and A T Morgan compete before August 2. The third round is set for Sunday with finals on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Berrien
D. McMillan
Frank Walker
1. EB. McAfee
A. T. Morgan
Put Damper on Gay Life in Restricted District
Detectives raided resorts in Buttes restricted district at 2:20 yesterday morning and arrested the proprietors of three places for keeping their resorts open after midnight and for selling liquor. The women Helen Lindsay Pansy Brasher and El Long posted $100 bonds for their appearance in the police court this morning. Detectives also warned cafe men uptown that the serving of liquor to guests after midnight was under the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Helen Lindsay
Pansy Brasher
el Long
Lianor
Miner Injured as Auto Hits Pedestrian in Butte
While walking between the Three and Five Mile road houses, Tames Shields a miner from the Florence hotel was struck from behind by an automobile. His injuries were minor and treated at the Butte emergency hospital. The driver fled the scene.
Walla Walla Visitors At Butte Attend Funeral
Prominent Walla Walla officials M M Kern and H W Jones visited Butte yesterday with their wives. The group had toured Yellowstone and planned Glacier stops. Emil Ericson, 58, died yesterday. his remains rest at Whites undertakers. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Butte
Walla Walla
Wash
W. MM. Kern
H. W. Jones
Mr.Kern
Bruce E. Millikin
Butte High School
Yellowstone Naional Park
Glacier
Emil Ericson
Soccer League Seeks Cummings Address for Funds Transfer
Secretary J Turner of the district league will send to Hert Kelly of the Anaconda club the money from a recent benefit game. Receipts total about 80 dollars but payment awaits Mr Cummings address. Turner's address is 602 South Wyoming street. inform the league if you know Mr Cummings.
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J. Cummings
Anaconda
J. Turner
District Soccer League
Hert Kelly
Cum
Cummings
League
Keny
Mr. Turner
Injunction Hearing Today in Federal Court
Portland July 23 Interest longshoremen strike looms over injunction hearings to stop interference with San Francisco Portland Steamship Co business Officials from the Longshoremen's union will contest the writ before Judge Wolverton Secretary Treasurer Madven arrives from Seattle to testify Non union labor to be used on Beaver from San Francisco No vessels were worked today
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Portland
Longehoremen
Ceme
Fede
San Francisco & Portland. Steamship Company
Sune
Charle Wolverton
S.A. Madven
Pi Mine
International Liosgshoremen's Union
Seattle
Beaver
San Francisco
Carranza Turns Focus to Yaqui Indians Campaign
Mexican leader Alvaro Elias Carranza announces he will personally lead the Carrancista campaign against Western Sonora Yaqui tribes. He heads to Naco by car to begin rail travel, with consul Lefevier noting a large Yaqui movement from Sonora. Small garrisons will be kept at Agua Prieta Nacozari and Moctezuma. Also, Willcox and Hughes discuss a cross country trip. Hughes misses church, and Overfield of Utah pledges support.
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Douglas
Alix P. Eliascalles
Sonora
Jefe Agua Prieta
Naco
Ves G. Lefevier
Agua Prieta
Nacozari
Mocte
Bee - Willam i. Willcox
Natonal
Great Neck
Bridgehampton
Charles B. Hughes
Hughes
Chauncey F. Overfield
Katt Lake City
Democratic State Committee of
Utah
Danish motorship Samane towed to Tynemouth waterlogged
Lloyd's dispatch from Tynemouth reports the Danish motorship Samane towed to the port in a waterlogged condition after being shelled by a German submarine. the crew were saved. Also, the Norwegian sailing vessel Bats and the Swedish sailing vessels Juno and Idaho are said to have been set on fire and are in a sinking condition.
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Loncon
Ste
Lloyd's
Tynemouth
Samane
Bats
Juno
Idaho
Bremen Fails to Show but She Is Expected Soon
Norfolk Va July 22 Predictions from German sources said the Bremen merchant submarine would enter the capes today but failed to materialize. Crowds at Cape Henry watched for the Bremen while allied warships maintained a guard offshore. A four-stacked ship trailed near the three mile limit as trading vessels from friendly nations were stopped and crews questioned by unidentified authorities during the tense watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Norfolk
Germany
Capes
Cape Henry
Thearbor
War Department to Publish Militia Treatment Reports
Washington July 22 The war department has instructed army commanders at the border to submit Matis reports detailing personal caution within commands and describing the treatment accorded to militiamen. The reports will be published to address accusations of mistreatment and undue hardship.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Kentucky Whiskey From the Newceld Movie History
At the twenty first annual convention of the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association in Louisville, Gettys of Union National Bank notes whiskey’s rise in the Midwest from 1783 when distilling began to grow with surplus grain. He cites Kentucky production rising from 57,000 gallons in 1883 to over 38 million gallons annually.
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National Wholesale Liquor Eaters’ Association of America
Louisville
Gettys
Union National Bank of Loutsville
Middle West
Thoulsville
Gettis
Kentucky
Fur seal herds of Commander and Pribilof islands
The article notes two major fur seal herds, one at the Commander Islands belonging to Russia and the other at the Pribilof Islands owned by the United States. The Pribilof herd is larger and the most valuable in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Islands
Hussia
Pribllof Islands
United States
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Youennen
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Lehigh University
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Richards
E. F. Mathewson
Washoe
Supreme Court
Cooper
Congress
Alming
American Institute of Minin Engineers
Arizona
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Prescott
Institute
Freiburg
Saxony
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Enier
Whitehall
W. W. McCall
McCall
Sire Mccall
Harri
Jordan
Ontana
California
Alderguich
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Fish Creek
Christian Church
Walter M. ‘Jordan
The
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Jasper C. Gordon
Tigern
Rikki
Maroone Wampler
Nevada
Etta, Phelps
Silver How County
Berrien Trophy
PROM
Mose Linz
Main and Broadway
Soccer League
Kelly
Murphy
Dutice
Standard Office
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E Park
White House Coffee
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Carranza
Shes
N.Y
Bedyoor Tne
Marquisette Migwith
Telephone
McCarthy’s
East Broadway
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