Eight Crazy Men Shipped into State Recaptured
Eight Montana bound insanity patients were sent from California to Montana via Butte. Three men, including Frank Curran and P. Matson, were recaptured or committed after a series of arrests and hospital holds. The incident prompts a Montana county attorney investigation into the asylum transfer practices and patient residency questions.
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Montana
Butte
W. Johnson
Johnson
Shiver Tow
P. Matson
Mont
Alissoula
Helena
Southern Cross
Caliifornia
Murph U
Guessing Time Shapes Republican Race Theme
A political brief notes that contest dynamics hinge on strategic guessing and voter sentiment. It highlights party hopes, key figures, and evolving perceptions as Republican candidates position for momentum ahead of balloting.
Roosevelt Fight Dominates Gop Rumors at Chicago Convention
On June 2, leaders discussed nominee chances as Roosevelt, Hughes, and a possible dark horse competed in the Republican scene. Perkins denied funds for Progressive delegates, urged harmony, and signaled Roosevelt support while outlining a plan to couple talks with GOP rivals.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Hughes
Fairbanks
Cummins
Booms
Root
Turton
Weeks Fairbanks
Sherman
Vention
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
McCall
Masschussetts
George W. Perkins
The
Progress
Mr. Perkins
Moe
Perkins
Progressive Party
President Freimuth Visits the Mines in Butte District
Freimuth of Duluth, president of the Butte Hallaklava and Butte & Zenith City Mining Co, returns home after inspecting properties in the Butte district. He notes May work under Superintendent Gibbon sunk 85 feet with three shifts, shaft depth 165 feet, samples at bottom, plans crosscuts to American and paint veins, and delays in operations to boost development.
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Freimuth
Duluth
Butte-Hallaklava
Butte & Zenith City Mining Company
Butte
Butte & Nith CY
Nissler
Gibbon
Orsalino Stays There By Habeas Corpus Writ
Felix Orsalino, once in Lead, S.D., used a $1,100 bankroll to hire lawyers who blocked Under Sheriff Jack Wyman from returning him to Montana for grand larceny charges. Governor Stewart’s requisition papers were honored, but a state court ruling released Orsalino after three weeks of extradition fights. The Lead state’s attorney plans an appeal to the Montana Supreme Court on behalf of the Butte officer.
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Felix Orsalino
Butte
Jack Wyman
Montana
Stewart
Orsalino
County Haven
Incrchant
Orsatino
Supreme Court
Great Falls Prosperous Population Growth Noted
Great Falls officials report a rising population and improving prosperity with many outsiders arriving to settle. The town faces housing strain as few empty houses or stores exist and rooms are scarce. A new roundhouse and zinc smelter work progress are cited, with rail and electrical installations nearing completion. Two people were aided by the dependent child act, the mother awaiting county placement for her children.
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Win Steege
Butte
Hit Northern
Olive Branch lodge funeral notice for William J. Goldsworthy
All members of Olive Branch lodge are requested to meet at their hall in Walkerville on Sunday June 4 at 1 p.m. sharp to attend the funeral of our late brother William J. Goldsworthy. Visiting members are invited to attend. By order of the noble grand William Hore, Secretary.
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Olive Branch Lodge
Walkerville
William J. Goldsworthy
William Hore
Hughes Roosevelts Hoards in Nomination Battle
Fragmentary remarks discuss Frank H Hitchcock not authorized by Justice Hughes and supporting Hughes as the likely winner. Reports from New York headquarters split among Hughes Roosevelt and Hoar, with first ballot projections giving 34 to Root, 10 to Roosevelt, 43 to Hughes. Weeks' Massachusetts bid is to be presented by Senator Lodge.
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Frank. H. Hitchcock
Justice Hughes
Hitchcock
Hughes
New York
Roosevelt
Hoot
Root
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Henry Lodge
Weeks
J Goldsworthy Dead After Lingering Illness
William J. Goldworthy longtime resident of Butte died yesterday in a local hospital after a long illness. His wife Iris and two children survive. He was a member of Olive Branch lodge 1 0 C F and the Modern Woodmen. Funeral at his residence Sunday at 2 pm followed by services at the Old Fellows hall in Walkerville.
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William J. Goldworthy
Butte
Iris
Mr. Goldworthy
Olive Branch Lodge
C. F
Amo
Old Fellows Hall
Walkerville
Police Court Cases Prompt Harsh Sentences In Butte
In Butte Judge Whitty sentenced Jack Trainor to 30 days in county jail after parole violations. Patrol Driver Ralph Wynne pleaded for banishment, urging removal for the city’s sake though praised as penitent. The article notes uncertainty over the cause of a near fatal incident involving William Jones and an engine.
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Jack Trainor
Ralph Wynne
Judge Whitty
Butte
Whitty
Trainor
Saloon Disturbance Fines and Presbyterian Young People Event
A local report notes several fines: Aleck Smith ten dollars for creating a disturbance in a saloon, John Bishop five dollars for striking a man collecting money, and Robert Woodruff ten dollars for drunken and disorderly conduct. Miss Crane of Helena will lead the Young People’s Work at Central Presbyterian Church tonight at 8 with a short musical program and refreshments to follow at no charge.
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Miss Crane
Helena
Young Society of Central Presbyterians
Otis Skinner Shines In Cock of the Walk at Broadway
Otis Skinner and his supporting company are praised for a clever coming at the Broadway theater last night. The review notes the large audience’s unanimous approval and contrasts the limited attractions in Butte with the strong dramatic talent on stage.
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Otis Skinner
Ike Milady
Butte
Spl
Supervisor's Car Arrives For Road Work Use
The county ordered automobile for road supervisor arrived yesterday. It is a small runabout with an addition on the rear for carrying tools and supplies. Thomas K. Osburn of 723 East Summit street was operated on at St James hospital yesterday for appendicitis. On the farm his great great grandfather bought near Manheim in 1740 or 1741, Peter M. Hernly has settled down for life until the seventh generation takes over.
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Butte
Charles 1. Hughes
Casey
West Granite St
Bala” Dena
Fast Broadway
Thomas K. Osburn
East Summit Street
St. James' Hospital
Grea
Manheim
Peter M. Hernly
Hiernly
Manner of Shea's Death Remains Unsolved Mystery
An inquiry into who phoned John Shea the day before his death and urged him to meet at Columbia Gardens has not resolved whether he took his own life or was murdered. A young woman he dated did not identify herself when contacted. The funeral was held at his aunt's home and a Requiem High Mass sang at St. Patrick's Church before burial at Holy Cross.
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Shea
Columbia Gardens
Sylvan Hughes
Utah Avenue
Requien
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross
Massacre of Westerners Reported at Talara Oil Complex
An Unsigned wireless message from the steamer Somer to the U S cruiser Raleigh reports American citizens and British subjects killed by striking workers at Talara mera Peru. The strikers threaten to burn the petroleum works and Peru’s government is said unable to control the situation. Communication with Talara is cut off and relief is sought. Talara hosts Peru’s oil fields and refineries, about 500 miles north of Callao.
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Nicaragua
San Diego
Talaramera
London-Pacific Petroleum Company
Somer
United States
Raleigh
Grav
Talara
Callao
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