Flag figures in assault case at White House saloon
Trial over first degree assault amid a fracas sparked by a foreigner insulting the flag. Witnesses describe a fight at the White House saloon involving Scotty Orr, Eli Peris, Frank Adler, and Andy Inch, with a monkey wrench allegedly used and Orr left unconscious in the snow.
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Eli Peris
Frank Adler
Andy Inch
Donlan
Department of the District Court
White House
Scotty Orr
Orr
Joseph H. Boos
Eli Janich
Five Mile Saloon
George Watson
Thomas Brady
Louis Suhr
Adler
George Peris
Steve Popovich
Butte
Hot
Pat
Joseph Doherty
Peris
James Kohl
Iach
Zach
Many Brands Added to the Long List in Montana
D W Raymond, clerk of the board of stock commissioners and secretary of the Montana Stockgrowers Association, reports rapid office growth with over 820 new brands filed in April and nearly 48 in May. The surge follows many new settlers moving to Montana, and Raymond is adjusting well to his duties, earning praise across Southern Montana.
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D. W. Raymond
Board of Stock Commissioners
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Helena
Butte
Sheridan
Raymond
Montana
Grace George Stars in A Woman's Way at Grace Theatre
Grace George appears in Thompson Buchanan's modern life comedy A Woman's Way. A married man falls for another woman and his wife schemes to replace her, leading to disillusioning events that win back the husband. Scenes unfold in a Fifth Avenue home overlooking Central Park with brisk dialogue. A card party by Hanley lodge, M B A, at the I O O F hall, South Butte, June 38.
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Thompson Buchanan
George
Upper
Fifth Avenue
New York
Central Park
Hanley Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
South Butte
Vasconcellos Right of Way Granted for Reservoir Site
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Washington on June 2 that Francisco V. Vasconcellos of the Great Falls land district won his appeal from a land office decision. Assistant Secretary Pierce sustained the appeal and granted the right of way for the reservoir site.
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The
Standard
Washington
Francisco V. Vasconcellos
Great Falls Land District
Commissioner of the Land Office
Pierce
Butte Business Men Plan June 15 Ball to Aid High School Debt
Local business leaders meet at the Postmaster Gillis office to raise funds for the Butte high school athletic debt caused by cold weather derailing attendance at Salt Lake and Longmont games. A June 15 dance at Columbia Gardens, hosted by seniors with support from a committee including Jim Kreuger, William Tuohy, Charles Lane and George Forsythe, aims to draw merchants and residents into fundraising.
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Butte
Business Men’s Association
Gillis
High School Athletic Association
Salt Lake
Longmont
Columbia Gardens
George Forsythe
Jim Kreuger
William Tuohy
Charles Lane
Malcolm Gillis
F. L. Melcher
Harry Gallwey
Mayor Nevin
BE. L. Lamb
George F. Downer
T. J. Walker
Phil Gillis
Merchants’ Association
Boosters’ Club
Business Men's Association
Downer
Athletic Association
F. I. Melcher
George Downer
Free 8x5 Feet Wood Flag for Standard Subscribers
An 8 by 5 foot wood hunting flag is offered free to Standard subscribers who pay $10 in advance for one year. The flag is intended for Flag Day observances on June 14.
Movement for continued aviation contest from St. Louis to Minneapolis
Des Moines activists form the greater Des Moines committee to press for an aviation contest continuing from St. Louis to Kansas City Des Moines and then to Minneapolis. The Des Moines Capital has wired Kansas City and Minneapolis newspapers seeking cooperation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Greater
Dope on the High Among Theater Men and Building Plans
A defense of National Theater Owners' Association against Klaw and Erlanger expansion claims. Richard Lambert contends the rival group seeks millions to build new venues in Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland and elsewhere to challenge 1600 houses under the association. Erlanger is criticized for profits from one night stands and for pressuring owners with high take percentages. Lambert cites Maty examples including Macon and Richmond to illustrate alleged abuses and urges opposition to new theaters by the trust.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Kiaw & Erlanger
Butte
Richard Lambert
National Theater Owners’ Association
Erlanger
Macon
National Theater Owners Association
Klaw and Erlanger
Europe
Kalsemine
Richmond
Norfolk
Abraham Lincoln Erlanger
Glanville Seeks Denver Delegate For Miners Union
J. H. Glanville prominent miner and Knights of Pythias member from Callanthe lodge is a candidate to represent the Butte Miners' union at the Western Federation of Miners annual meeting in Denver next month. An earlier list printed his name as John Danville due to an error.
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J. H. Glanville
Knights of Pythias of Callanthe Lodge
Butte Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
John Danville
Standard
Deer Lodge Men to Be Witnesses in Civil Action
George Gordon Fitzgerald and John Grow, former two year prisoners for a $4000 fraud on Peter Buller, will be brought from Deer Lodge to testify in a civil action connected to the same case. Sheriff O Rourke refused possession of withheld funds until ownership was decided. Judge Lynch signed an order for their transfer. the case is set for tomorrow.
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George Gordon Fitzgerald
John Grow
Peter Buller
Deer Lodge
Fitzgerald
Grow
Buller
Sheriff O'Rourke
Duffy
Anaconda
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Newspaper advertising outperforms billboards says National Biscuit chief
A. W. Green, president of the National Biscuit Company, tells a Chicago interview that newspaper advertising is the best overall. He argues billboard ads demand too much time and maintenance, while magazines are slow, and notes little trouble with newspapers.
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National Biscuit Company
A. W. Green
Chicago
Mr. Green
Smeltermen Vote to Accept Company Offer
Denver June 2 After a conference with General Manager Franklin Guterman of the American Smelting and Refining company the committee representing the 400 strikers at the Gloveville plant said they will recommend accepting the 1907 wage scale restoration The men are to return to work tomorrow and the increase amounts to 1 1 2 cents a day for all employed at the plant Also noted is the Silver Bow National Bank savings department offering 4 percent interest and being the only savings department in the city under national supervision
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Denver
Franklin Gutterman
American Smelting and Refining Company
Globeville
Silver Bow National Bank
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