Births Far Exceed Deaths in May Vital Statistics
Carl M Vorst reports Butte and county vital statistics for May showing 0 births? 37 males and 43 females and 56 deaths? 49 males and 16 females. Principal death causes include tuberculosis alcoholism cancer meningitis heart disease pneumonia bronchitis and general debility. Age groups show deaths across all ranges with many native born. Several occupations listed among the deceased. Quarantine affected scarlet fever measles smallpox and other contagious diseases. dairy and meat inspections reported with no substandard samples.
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Carl M. Vorst
Etty
Butte
Ulgilo
Dt Verry
Ty Lnhorer
Imacksmaish
Imekeeper
Ay Cank
Death of William G. Jones in Gallatin Valley
Special Dispatch reports William G. Jones a young man from Peoria Illinois died of tuberculosis Monday at his uncle’s home in the Horseshoe Hills about 20 miles northwest of Bozeman. He had been in the valley three months seeking health. His body is prepared for shipment to his home in Michigan for burial. His mother Mrs Fanhella Conners accompanies the remains to Peoria.
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Stannard
Bogeman
William G. Jones
Peoria
Horgeshoe Hills
Bozeman
Michigan
Fanhella Conners
Vaccination Exchange with Mrs Malone and Dr Matone
In a brief dramatic exchange Anty Drudge and a health department doctor discuss vaccination. Dr quotes arm injections while Mrs Malone questions washing after the procedure referencing a horse leg and a washboard, with a comic reply about using Fels-Naptha soap.
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Health Department
Fragmented notice of a local event or prognosis
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Lip and a disease context. Details are unclear but implies survival or a held event related to health. No concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes can be identified from the readable fragments.
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Neval
Anna
Lip Advancen
Une
Judge Gives Day Jail Term To Young Millionaire
In New York a judge fines Edmund A Gugeanc Helter and imposes a one day prison sentence for speeding. The 35 minute confinement ends at 4 pm after a court hearing for a guilty plea. The bride-to-be faced a longer hardship as the young man serves time in the tunnel of justice.
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STERN
New York
Edmund A. Gugeancheft
Guggen- Helter
Colorado
Court of General Sessions
Negba
Oe Gay
Englewood Line to Be Ready by July 1
J K R Wharton manager of the street subway announced the extension of the Singlewood car line will be completed by July 1 barring delays. The over one mile route runs from Regen's roadhouse east then south to the new Butte Country club clubhouse on White's Lake shore. Construction began two weeks ago with grading mostly finished though ties shortages threaten progress. Rails will be six feet long with Lievinet welding.
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J. KR. Wharton
Street Subway
Ite
Regen
Butte Country Club
White's Lake
Wharton
J. S. Warkey
Street Car Company
Delay in Railroad Bill Vote Advances Senate Debate
Senate postpones final passage of the railroad regulation bill to hold Democratic conference at 11 am. Overman of North Carolina leads a plan to suspend federal injunctions, inviting broader dialogue and amendments as suspects seek to limit the measure to railroads. The chamber votes 32 to 7 on key provisions, with changes expanding interstate commerce oversight and rail charges rules under federal review.
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Washington
Hal Fur
Ekins
Hale
Senate
Bacon
Bailey
Clapp
Buiins
Federit
Supreme Cont
Ton
Urree
Ita
Umiltel
Rilirouds
Nerdafere
Cox Mercs
Ta Follette
Boulder School praised by visiting attorney after tour
Attorney Denny returned yesterday from Boulder where he attended closing exercises of the school for the deaf dumb and blind Wednesday night. He praised the instructors and superintendent M E Milligan for the remarkable progress shown in students with sensory impairments and noted plans for a new hospital to provide more space and accommodations.
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Denny
Boulder
School For
Che
Donny
M. E. Milligan
Ayn
Sanitary Survey Planned for Yellowstone Valley Water
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hoxéeman June 2 indicates a cooperative effort with Dr. Tuttle of the State board of health. Professor W. Cobleigh of the agriculture college chemistry dept will conduct a summer sanitary survey of Yellowstone valley water. Field work by Cobreigt and Tute. analyses by Gottschalck and Bell. botanical department colleague assisting bacteriological work.
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Hoxéeman
Tuttle
State Board of Health
Fraf
W. Cobleigh
The
Agricultural College
Yellowstone Valley
Cobreigt
Tute
Carl Gottschalck
J.C. Bell
Kwingte
Botanical Departmentia
Missoula Teachers to Decide Additions for Next Year
In Missoula on June 2 the city school board planned another meeting to continue selecting additional teachers for the upcoming year. The discussion focused on potential graduates from the University of Montana and the pool of applicants.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Cow Cute
School Board Members Named for Uinta School
The roster lists Teavhere Dora Hamton Wells Phoee Filey Nelo Smad Vera Lindfora from Missin fmt Rumuts Rhine Wit and Kate Walner, with principals J A Stupp of Kekauna Wis and W I Shipley of Julving atom. The board will meet today.
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Aidy Bf Town
Teavhere
Dora Hamton
Wells
Phoee Filey
Nelo Smad
Vera Lindfora
Missin
Fmt Rumuts
Rhine, Wit
Aml
Kate Walner
Uinta School
Menominie
Win
J. A. Stupp
Kekauna
Wis
W. I. Shipley
Julvingatom
Shoxt
VY Tosday
National Capital Affairs in Brief
Washington notes report on injunction scope and tariff coverage amid Western Trunk Line dispute. A. Platt Andrew named assistant secretary of the Treasury. Charles Norton moves to president’s secretary. Democrats plan railroad bill conference. House rules on postal savings bank bill target next week. Freight-rate advances by Chicago and Ohio Tower cited. Roosevelt eyed to head a proposed peace committee. Taft hints at chairmanship if formed.
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Washington
Ver
Mannibal
Department of Justice Supulmet
Western Trunk Line Association
Plah
Department of Justice
Association
Shipners
Wickersham
A. Platt Andrew
Massachusotts
Anint
Fie
Aesistant
The
Treasury
Charles Ja Norton
Fostal Savings Bank Wii
Next Wriday
Chicago & Ohio Tower Company
Central Freight Association
Territoy
Chiesga
Milwaukee
Tadimapolis
Ohio River
Roosevelt
House
Foreign Affairs
Taft
Congress
Fareien
George George Boosting For Better Roads In Montana
Booster in chief of eastern Montana George spent yesterday in Butte and will visit Tulle next Thursday to address the Roasters' club and local residents about better roads. He stresses drainage, top dressing, and modern road supervision lessons while bills for Billings area improvements advance ahead of a state good roads convention June 16 to 18.
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George
Butte
Howe
Nurstetto
Montana
Hillings
Vie
Billings
Gaimple Road
Livingston
Miles Cliyy
Billinga
Flolena
Bozeman
Damages Sought Over Ruined Home in Belt Suit
Rudolph Alber of Belt sues Thomas F. Glynn of Belt for 10000 claiming Glynn caused the breakup of his 14 year marriage by improper relations with Alber's wife Allee L. Alber. He alleges mental distress and loss of peace of mind from June 1902 onward.
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Great Falls
Rudolph Alber
Thomas F. Glynn
Alber
Glynn
Allee L. Alber
Aimes
Bell
Cather
A. P. McaAneily
Pelle Eheabei Ei Aria
Mni Mma
Jones
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