Welcome 1s Heart y Players From Wilkes Stock
Butte audiences applauded the Wilkes stock company as they opened with Paul Armstrong's Alias Jimmy Valentine. Star Rose Lane and Miss Starla Gatman led a balanced cast including Miss Olga Grey and Ralph Cloninger. The run continues with A Fool There Was featuring Miss Oatman as the Vampire.
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Wilkes Com
Wilkes
Theatore
Budience
Paul Armstrong
Jimiy Valentine
Butte
Asie
Harry Leland
Jeanne Mal
Mr. Wilkes
Joe Garson
Sxvith
Lee Randall
Jimmy ‘Valentine
Jimmy Ee
Metho Neta
Armstrong
Rose Lane
New York
Starla Gatman
Miss Oatman
Henry Savage
Bar
West
Ralph Cloninger
Warner
Olga Grey
Mrs. Webster
The
Gate Society
Ted Owens
Blinky
Dave
McElroy
Dick the Raat
Pat Sheridan
Fae
Joe Froelich
Rose
Lanes
Fister Lee
Wilson
Harry 3
Leland
Jimmy Valatine
Neuralgia and nerve strength through blood nutrition
A fragmented ad explains neuralgia as recurring due to nerve weakness. It claims strength can be restored by blood-nourishing elements and general health improvements, reducing attacks. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a tonic for neuralgia, with a brochure promising nervous-disorder details by mail.
Butte unions threaten street service amid repair strike
Butte community faces disruption as unions push for favorable terms, halting street railway and delaying repairs. Water and power firms remain able to cope, while clerks and plumbers face potential lockouts. Commuters ride the last cars with resigned calm as leaders vow to hold firm until settlement.
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Wharton
Silver Bowl Employers Association
United Front Land
British navy battle report clashes with German fleet
The admiralty’s account of the May 21 to June 2 engagement shows British forces pressing the German high seas fleet, with heavy losses on both sides. British destroyers attack at night and the British fleet refuels and renews pursuit, while German losses are contested and less certain. The piece cites Lord Beresford defending the admiralty against alleged fabrications and notes ongoing uncertainty until a full dispatch is issued.
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Lord Beresford
Admiralty
Grand Fleet
Miphey
Roosevelt Losing Favor In Republican Fight
In Chicago and beyond, Roosevelt backers and foes spar over the 1916 race. Hughes emerges as a possible unifier, while progressives split into Roosevelt loyalists, anti-Roosevelt factions, and middle-ground supporters seeking a unity candidate to defeat the Democratic nominee. Delegates consider strategy, with some open to backing a non-Roosevelt nominee if it ensures party harmony and a path to victory.
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Roosevelt
Withdra
Old Guard
Root Weeks
Burton
Justice Hughes
Ents
Justi Hughes
Party Solidarity
Sutrancor
Faraing
George W. Perkins
New York
Angel
Progressive Party
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Naval Battle of Jutland Fights On in War Report
The great naval clash near Jutland continues to dominate Allied war reports. The German losses are hinted to include two battleships and two dreadnoughts, with additional destroyers and a submarine, while British losses are described as heavier in absolute numbers. On Verdun front, German attempts to pierce French lines near Fort Vaux fail, with gains only briefly held before counterattacks drive them back. Canadian and Austrian fronts see heavy artillery duels and fluctuating trench battles, while martial law reportedly impacts communication hubs in occupied zones. More actions unfold across the Ypres salient and Italian Front as heavy bombardments persist.
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Associated Press
Jutland
Admiralty
Germany
Paris
St Nisht
Fort Vaux
Meuse
Thiaumont
Vaux
Dam
Funeral notices and obituaries from a local paper
The remains of the late John Sere at Duscane undertaking. Funeral notice to be announced later. William J. Pomers died yesterday. The funeral will be held at the residence of Patrick O'Brien in Attscula Svenus, Gonterville, time to be announced later.
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Donnithorne
Dean Donnlthorne
Gronday
North
Mountain Men "Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. Wolfe
Fiten Marcaret
Herm
Bardien Versorang
Quartz Street
Sarni
John Sere
Duscane
Pomers
Wiliam J. Poyeery
Fi Tuan
Patrick “O'Brien
Attscula Svenus
Gonterville
Undertaker and Embalmer Listed in Rett Street Ad
Larry Duggan advertises an undertaker and embalmer service at 922 North Main Street Rett with phone number 7700, indicating local business presence and contact details in the directory style notice.
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North Main Street
Funeral notices for Ethier Altieri Pitts Bunker and others
Funeral notices list several deaths and upcoming services. Ethier’s funeral for son Joseph Ethier at his daughter’s home with interment at Mountain View. Frank Albertini’s funeral at Sherman Booth Chapel then Sacred Heart Church, Holy Cross Cemetery. Thomas Pitts’ remains to be sent to Butte. Charlie Bunker’s funeral details to follow. Frank William Tuntloff, 22, died at home. service at St Mark’s Lutheran with private interment Mount Mortah.
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Ethier
Soneph Ethier
HL. A. Test Marcia
Sherman BoHued
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Pitts
Thomas Pitts
San Dick
Tar
Butte
Bunker
Charlie Bunker
Ghia
Sherman & Reed
Findree
Tait
Mudtloff
Frank William Tuntlof
Downing
South
Montana Street
St. Mark's
Mount Mortah
Roosevelt and Col. Roosevelt attendances ripple through Oregon convention
June 4 Chicago report says the progressive national committee will meet at 10 A.M. to finalize plans for the June 7 third party convention at the Auditorium. With no contested seats, routine business is expected. Roosevelt attendance is denied by his secretary. Delegates include 33 women, the largest female contingent yet. Oscar S. Straus notes possible indorsement of Wilson if GOP nominating fails.
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Chicago
Progressive National Committee
Recans
Progressive
Roosevelt
John McGrath
Crater Bay
Oregon
Washington
George W. Perkin
New York
Oscar S. Straus
Wilson
Love and jealousy linked to miner's death by self harm
The report ties jealousy over Mrs. Lessie Fadden to the death of miner Charles Finkers by poison in South Manwood alley. Coroner's inquest indicated Fadden’s name surfaced in the mystery of Patrolman Ivan Lincoln’s murder, with no motive yet established. Bunker reportedly bought poison after an argument over attention to Mrs Fadden.
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Lessie Fadden
Ivan Lincoln
Butte
March sraTs
Corjrane
Charles Finkers
South Man Wrodt Alley
Miho
Bunker
Nurses Meet in Butte for Silver Bow County Session
Silver Bow County Nurses association will gather in Butte this afternoon at 2 in the rooms of President Mrs Boyle at the Butte Emergency hospital. The meeting, called for routine business, followed by congratulations to teachers Miss Mary Bamford and Paul Schaeffer for supervising a pupil play at the Butte joint high school with Mr Davidson providing accompaniments.
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Silver Bow
Butte
Silver Bow County Nurses Association
Mary Bamford
Paul Schaeffer
Butte Jhiot Hird
Davidson
Stabbed man with nonlethal wound refuses to name assailant
Robert J. Simpson of 1550 Dunace Street was found near Town’s Avenue with a deep stab wound in the shoulder. He told several stories about the stabbing, knows who did it, but refused to identify the attacker. Police consider the wound non serious.
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Robert J. Simpson
Dunace Street
Town’ Avenue
Simpson
William Powers Dead In Centerville At 39
William J Powers aged 39 Irish native died yesterday at the residence of his cousin Mrs O brien 7 Missoula avenue Centerville He had lived in Butte for years Survived by mother a brother and two sisters in Ireland a brother and six sisters in Boston Mrs James Caulfield Pat O'Brien Mrs Magsie O'Brien and John Powers all of Butte are cousins
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William Powers
William J. Powers
Ireland
O'Brien
Missoula Avenue
Centerville
Butte
Boston
James Caulfield
Pat O'Brien
Magsie O'Brien
John Powers
Blaze in Dorothy block front room fires windows
A lit cigar left in a lounge of the Dorothy block started a blaze that generated heat sufficient to break windows and cause heavy smoke. Firemen extinguished it with a chemical. Bombay averages over 72 inches of rain annually and sees most rain within four to five months.
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Dorothy Block
Bombay
Darken Your Gray Hair with Q-Ban Restorer Ad
A vintage advert promises no dye, claiming Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer makes gray hair vanish from scalp and hair with a few applications. It touts healthy, dark, even color plus dandruff and hair loss prevention, offered for 50¢ at Smith's Drug Store Anaconda and Newbro's in Butte, with parcel post for out-of-town orders.
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Smith's
Anaconda
Mont
Newbro’s
Butte
Parcel Post
Advt
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Ean Ob
Hughes
Mr Hughes
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Weeks
Turton
Root
Fairbanks
William Loeb Jr
Ogden Armour
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Frank B. Willis
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Senator Burton
Burton Boomers
Maryland
Roose J. Burkett
Nebraska
South Dakota
Charles I. Burke
FJ. Burkett
Lincoln
A. Yorking
Eigat Monane
Thomas A. Marlow
Senator Cummins
Ralph B. Williams
Oregonacirnton
Reort
Berlin
London
Coriman
Caillette
Damloup
War Office
Ypres
Flanders
Herlin
Saysville
Gro Tutliana
Tyrol
Vienna
Bessarabian
Volhenia
Monte Barco
Crenzeck
Mandrielle Farm
Verdun
Damioup
Yost
Volhynian
Arsicto
Onaro
Satanik
Sarrail
la- Tontkt
Joseph Richards
Larry Duggan
M. J. Walsh
East Park Street
Funeral Missoula Nursery CO
Uean Avene
Wendell Cannon
Montana St. Hone No
Uptown
Omlee
West Broadway
Oyster Bay
Mir. Straus
Supreme Court
Butte Ana Ana
Toronto
Montreal
Conda
Ervice
North Coast Limited
Milwaukee
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Washington Express
Chicago and North Western Line
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Mont. A. Gray
Gin’ Ac Geom
Jean
Wiliam Beechy
Richland
Wash
Caticura
Dept
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