Bandman 13 Dead After Illness Following Convention
Thomas Rich, 43, a veteran of the Boston & Montana band and a surface man at Black Rock mine, died of pneumonia days after performing at the democratic convention. Born in England, he had 12 years in the Butte mines and memberships in Monitor lodge, Silver Bow Modern Woodmen, and the musicians union. Survived by a wife, one son, two brothers John and Richard, two sisters Mrs. William North and Mrs. John Hatherall, with relatives in England. funeral plans unspecified.
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Thomas Rich
Montana
West Iron Street
Mr. Rich
England
Butte
Black Rock
Rich
Monitor Lodge
No. 35
Silver Bow
The
Modern Woodmen of America
Musicians’ Union
John
Richard Rich
William North
John Hatherall
Sister Germanus Hayes dies after operation in Cincinnati
Frank Hayes receives word in Cincinnati of the death of his sister Sister Germanus Hayes at the Sisters' hospital. She died from complications after an operation. She was 42 and had been a Sister of Charity for 24 years.
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Frank Hayes
Cincinnati
Germanus Hayes
Sisters’ Hospital
Charity
Mainsprings $1 Guaranteed One Year
Mayer's announces a new theater building at West Park and offers mainsprings at $1 with a guaranteed one year.
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Mayer's
West Park
United States Depository Bank Notice in Butte
The Silver Bow National Bank of Butte is identified as a United States depository with interest paid on savings accounts.
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Silver Bow National Bank of
Butte
Tenant sues owner over dangerous floor at 1024 Jefferson
Mrs Fllen Malone, tenant of John Robertson at 1024 Jefferson street, sues Robertson in district court for 2000 dollars claiming an unsafe floor caused injuries. Separate suit by M M Cotterel against Charles and Florence Messaac seeks 385 45 on note and foreclosure of a Kemper addition lot mortgage plus 75 attorney fee.
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Fllen Malone
Jefferson Street
John Robertson
Robertson
M. M. Cotterel
Charles
Florence Messaac
Kemper
Butte
Widows to Divide Money From Titanic Fund
Seventy two widows including sixty two who lost husbands in the Titanic disaster will receive or soon receive about half of the 150000 dollar fund raised by the Red Cross. The distribution moves forward as the relief effort continues for families affected by the tragedy.
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New York
Relief committee report highlights flooded area tragedy
The Cross emergency relief committee chairman released a preliminary report today calling attention to several pathetic cases. It notes a Mississippi flood victim who lost nine relatives in the sinking of a ship.
Despondent Girls Reach Out For Help From Oregonian
A Portland coal dealer, M. Biven, sent a letter to San Francisco police chief White offering aid to Katherine Anderson after she and Tillie Colden attempted suicide by sea. Colden drowned. Anderson was rescued by a lifeguard. The deaths and rescue followed claims of starvation in a stranger city.
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San Francisco
White
M. Biven
Portland
Katherine Anderson
Tillie Colden
Miss Colden
Miss Anderson
Mr. Biven
Chief White
Man Arrested in East Butte for Suspected Mental Illness
John Tilo, arrested by Deputy Hugo in East Butte on complaints he appeared insane after a rock fall in a Red Lodge coal mine. He was taken to county jail as friends seek legal permission for a head operation and a guardian for his wife and family at Red Lodge.
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John Tilo
East Butte
Hugo
Red Lodge
Butte
Public Works Chief Seeks $100000 to Public Works request
Spokane Commissioner D C Coates announced he would ask the city commission to appropriate from 100000 to 000 for municipal needs in the June 8 report.
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Spokane
D. C. Coates
City Commission
Municipal store plan seeks 200000 for cost buyers
The proposal would authorize a 200000 fund to create a municipal store to supply food and clothing at cost, aimed at lowering living costs. Commissioner Coates, though elected on a non partisan ticket, has been active in the state socialist party.
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Coates
Socialist Party
Uncle's Unrequited Love Ends in Double Tragedy
In Chicago on June 8, 89 year old Joseph Hartzog murdered his 16 year old niece Mary Baleskowich and then killed himself. The niece had visited the Hartzog family and Hartzog reportedly pressed his advances. After she fled to a neighbor's flat, Hartzog shot the girl and then shot himself through the heart.
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Chicago
Joseph Hartzog
Mary Baleskowich
Hartzog
Miss Baleskowich
Medicos to Discuss Health Department at AMA Meeting
Atlantic City June 3 One major topic at the upcoming American Medical association convention is the proposal for a federal health department with a cabinet seat for its head. Hundreds of physicians from the United States and Europe are in town for preliminary meetings.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Department of Health
United States
Europe
Carpenter Crushed Between Wall and Elevator in Utah Building
Salt Lake City fire crews were called to a construction site to free Henry Crafts, a carpenter, whose legs were crushed in a narrow two inch gap between a stone wall and a service elevator. He may survive.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry Crafts
Crafts
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