The Thief to Return to Broadway With Strong Cast
The Thief Henry Bernstein's successful Broadway play returns tomorrow with Herbert Webey Effie Shannon Edward Mawson Eleanor Jennings Leonard Ide Arthur Lawrence and Edward Elsner in a Frohman presentation. Grace George stars in A Woman's Way at the Broadway Friday and Henrietta Crosman in Anti Matrimony next week. Crosman plans a long European run after her U S tour ends this summer.
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Henry Bernstein
Herbert Webey
Effie Shannon
Edward Mawson
Eleanor Jennings
Leonard Ide
Arthur Lawrence
Edward Elsner
Charles Frohman
Mr. Frohman
Klaw & Frlanger
Klaw & Erlanger
Grace George
Brady
Butte
Thompson Buchanan
Henrietta Crosman
Klaw & Erlanger Trust
John Cort
Broadway
London
San Francisco
Honolulu
Europe
Vienna
Rome
Laidlaw Worries Over Scar After Self Harm
Archie Laidlaw injured himself on Saturday night and attempted drowning in Bell creek. Doctor Carl Horst reports the windpipe wound healing, and Laidlaw will be moved to Warm Springs for rest and treatment. He fears a throat scar and may grow a beard to hide it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Laidlaw
Bell Creek
Carl Horst
Laidlaw
Warm Springs
Seattle Citizens Seek Removal of Negro Troops From Fort Lawton
Seattle city council adopts resolution asking Washingtons congressional delegation to pursue removal of troops from Fort Lawton. Mayor Gill supports removal citing policing challenges in the heavily wooded district. Private Nathaniel Bledser of Company D is jailed after identification in a home invasion. seven soldiers linked to the incident were escorted to Mrs Reddings home, where she and her 11 year old daughter identified Bledser.
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Seattle
Fort Lawton
Army
Hiram C. Gill
Nathaniel Bledser
Company D
Twenty-fifth Infantry
S. W. Miller
J. W. Redding
Bledser
Boy Accused of Triple Murder Makes Admission
Marshalltown Iowa June 7 Investigations into the killings of James Hartley his wife and son near Van Cleave Iowa Sunday night yield few new facts. Two horses saddled and bridled in the Hartley stable Sunday suggest pursuit of a horse thief. Ray Hartley admitted writing a note left by his father bequeathing 1000 to him, saying he drew it up as a joke.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
James Hartley
van Cleave
Hartley
Ray Hartley
Brewers Meet in Capital Opens Annual Convention in Washington
In Washington on June 7 the United States Brewers association began its annual convention as a key objective point of the anti prohibition campaign. About 150 members attended the opening sessions along with many other brewers and manufacturers of brewery machinery.
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Washington
National
United States Brewers’ Association
Wylie Summer Camp Opens Near Bozeman in June
The Wylie summer camp in the mountains, 22 miles from Bozeman, will open about the middle of June. For rates, etc., address Mrs. W. W. Wylie, Salesville, Mont. Carter's hall. Social Wednesday and Saturday. School same evenings.
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Wylie
Bozeman
W. W. Wylie
Salesville, Mont
Carter's Hall
Electrical storm agg lighting butte city in 15 minutes
Butte residents woke to one of the worst electric storms in years at 7 30 am lasting about 15 minutes. Lightning struck the Empire theater switchboard near Montana and Woolman streets, burning the board and damaging stage fixtures. A second strike cut a wire and started a small fire at sheds, quickly extinguished. Power and telephones experienced outages. the city’s transit reported minimal damage aside from a jumbo car burning along the gardens line. All services resumed by nightfall.
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Butte
Yest
Hebgen
Butte Electric and Power Company
Light Company
Empire Theater
Montana
Woolman
Gardens
She Stoops to Conquer at Orpheum Tonight
The senior class production of She Stoops to Conquer by Goldsmith to be staged at the Orpheum theater tonight. A 20 member cast from the high school trained by competent staff, with a dress rehearsal described as professional in tone, for one performance only.
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Goldsmith
Orpheum Theater
Free 3x5 inch flag with Standard subscription offer
A 3 by 5 feet all wood hunting flag is offered free to every Standard subscriber who pays $10 for a one year advance. The promotion targets Flag Day on June 14.
Sympathy for Gray Hair Shapes Woman Testimony
Juror J Bradshaw in Judge MecClennan's court faced questions about preferring a woman's testimony over a man's. He said sympathy for Mrs. Levengood, suing A W Barnard executor, may have influenced him but pledged to follow law and evidence. Trial over dog care contract, with $719 claimed and a $344.84 counter claim. adjourned before verdict.
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J. Bradshaw
Howell
Bradshaw
Levengard
Beck
Newspaper man catches champion trout of season
Ed McLaughlin of the Evening News reports the Butte record trout of 1910 after a 1 hour 45 minute battle at Lake Pend Oreille. He used a four ounce rod and plain tackle, landing the 164 1 2 pound fish as crowds photographed the feat before the steamer departure.
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Newspaper Man
Ed McLaughlin
The
Evening News
Butte
Lake Pen d'Orielle
Granite Point
Mr. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Kilroy Ranch
Idaho
Big Horse Show Opens With Large Attendance
London June 7. The international horse show opened at Olympia and will run 19 days. Despite less royal patronage, the event draws a large society and horseman audience amid mourning for the late king. Americans are well represented though fewer in number. Walter Winans heads entries across classes from Shetland ponies to hunters. W H Moore, runner up last year, entered 40 horses.
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London
Olympia
Walter Winans
W. H. Moore
Jesse James Tent Show Riot Leaves Three Dead
Bluefield West Virginia June 7 Rondy Shephard deputy sheriff died as third victim of Pike County Kentucky riot Sunday night. A Jesse James tent show was interrupted by rowdies who were ejected then opened fire. Two deputy sheriffs were killed and the gang fled to the hills with 200 men in pursuit.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Rondy Shepherd
Pike County
Jesse James
Traveling salesman dies after mistaken formaldehyde serving
H. H. Lorton a traveling salesman for an Omaha grocery firm was served formaldehyde instead of mineral water in a Atlantic Iowa drug store and died instantly the incident occurred June 7.
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Atlantic
Iowa
H. H. Lorton
Omaha
Peary Receives Royal Antwerp Geographical Medal
Commander Robert E. Peary is awarded the gold medal by the Royal Antwerp Geographical Society after his lecture at the Antwerp opera house. The evening honors his Arctic explorations and service to geography. The Silver Bow National Bank discusses savings deposits at 4 percent interest, noting it as the city’s only savings department under national supervision.
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Antwerp
Opera
Robert E. Peary
Royal Antwerp Geographical Society
Silver Bow National Bank
Carrying Big Guns Costs Two Men Dearly in Butte Court
In a Butte police court session Judge A J McGowan denounced carrying loaded revolvers in public. Ben Blanquest and Jimmy Thomas were fined 50 dollars each for concealed weapons. Ed Barkson’s case was dismissed after a female complainant refused to testify. Sam Robinson and Harry Siegel faced fines for disturbance by fighting. Morgan Banks was reprimanded and dismissed. A line of drunks received mercy as warranted.
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A. J. McGowan
Butte
Ben Blanquest
South
Wyoming Street
Jimmy Thomas
Talbot Avenue
Ed Barkson
Red Light District
Sam Robinson
Harry Siegel
Robinson
Siegel
Morgan Banks
Rain Beautifies Columbia Gardens in Butte Park
Recent rains have turned the slopes and plots of the Columbia gardens into a velvety green carpet, enhancing the pleasure resort’s appearance. Flowers planted earlier are showing promise to bloom with upcoming sunny days, a development that pleases Head Gardener Siegel. Orton Bros. at 214-218 Main St. offer piano and organ value.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Siegel
Orton Bros
Main Street
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Luteys
Pillsbury's Best
Pillsbury’s
Lintey's
California
Richmond
Lee
Vashon
Hood River
Santa Clara
Johnston & Murphy
Waggenman & Mund
A.C. M. Hardware House
N.main Street
Butte, Mont
Montana Mattress ,Co
Strong Company
Herbert Kel
Cevy and
Effife Shannon
Night
Orpheum
U. S
Pritchard
Harrison
Main and Park Sts., Butte
Bolever & Brown
State Savings Bank Building
Clothing Store
East Park St
Big Killing
PEARY
Northwest
Washburn- Crosby Mills
Tub
Bell
J. R. Dobry
Casu ‘Crocery
M’gowan
Price
Dr.f. A. Ironside the Dentist
North Main Street
Home Baking Co
the Fair Sippy Company
Roy Ae
Lamb
West
Galena
Ment
Butte Banks
Daly Bank and Trust Co
John G. Morony
John D. Ryan
Marcus Daly
Co. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
Swinborne
Aecr
United States
State Savings Bank ‘Wenn
Dee
M. S. Largey
A. T. Morgan
R. B.eena
A. P. Bowt
J. D. Slemens
Seee, Co
R. Leonard
B. Nuckolls
Genera
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro., Bankers
Butte City
Alexander J. Johnston
Cashler
First National Bank of Butte
Depositary
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. 8. Dutton
F. Whites
Soes
First National Bank of Dillon
John Macginniss
Robert T. FF. Smith Lephin
Hades
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