Butte Linemen Go Out In Sympathy Strike Across Regions
Butte linemen employed by the Bell company join a sympathetic strike led by the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The move leaves key lines idle in Utah and surrounding towns, risking long-distance service and hospital communications. At St James Hospital a critical line was burned out, underscoring potential delays in emergencies. About 65 workers affected. operators may join, risking extended outages in cold or storm conditions. Tickets and travel notices follow unrelated items.
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Rocky Mountain Belt ‘Velophone Company
Lutte
Brotherhood of Eivered
Seidler
Terretary Cherry
Car Hanson
Amine
Armstrong
Bell Company
Butte Central Coust
Utah
Lasho
Woombe
Mn Armetrons
Nen
Cormmany
Enemen
St. James’ Hospitt
Ttat
Mr. Armstrong
Ogden
Cheyenne
Butte
Wadhi
National League: Chicago Triumphs in Ninth Inning Rally
In a NL clash Chicago beat New York with two out in the ninth as Ames and Sagle connected on a clutch hit scoring the deciding run. Brown pitched well early, New York led by three before Chicago tied late aided by errors and rough defense. Umpires O Day and Rigler.
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Chicago
New York
Nous
Ames
Sagle
Brown
Yieyah
Breannhas
O' Day
Rigler
Unclear OCR sports card from St Louis region game
An OCR fragment describes a St Louis area basketball event with scattered player names and league references. It mentions teams, scorers, and venue hints but is heavily garbled, offering no clear final score or standout result. The text reads like a box score snapshot with multiple misspellings and incomplete lines.
Deputies in State Land Office Cannot Act Independently
Attorney General Galen ruled that deputies in the State Land Office must act under the principal’s will. The register is required to execute all contracts and disposals of state lands, and may appoint assistants only with board approval. Deputies cannot sign in their own name or contrary to their principal’s directives.
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Elena
Galen
Ananinfon
State Land Register
J. P. Selmit
Behmit
State Land Office
Cny
State Board of Land Commissioners
Commencement Week Planned at Montana Normal College
The Montana State Normal College will hold commencement June 16 to June 21. A class of over 30 graduates marks the largest single graduation in the college’s history. Events include scripture service, play, class day, diplomas, and an open campus program with a diploma ceremony by Senator Thomas D. Hall and Dr. TH Swann.
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Dilan
Montana
Edward Smith
Methodiat Church
Normal College
Drauiubie Weir
Assembly Hall
Diller Theater
Assembly
Thomas D. Hal
Flathead County
TH. H. Swann
Pial
Boulder Notes Show Weekend Socials And Visitors
Mrs Enos Thomas hosted Skidoo duty members with cards games and a luncheon under masked enigmatist fashion. Miss Tandie Thompson visited Rule Tuesday for a few weeks. Mrs Sara Hackley of Missouri stayed with Mrs J A Miller. Mrs E F Dawrau of Butteville Boulder last week with relatives. Mrs Lora Myers in Helena for a short visit. Mrs Re E Bermrick and Mag Atte for Reupert at Toston visited Mrs George T F Cowan. Mrs Games Boteman traveled to Melrose for a few weeks. Miss Eva Concannon of Butte attended graduation and visits. Miss Katherine Parker, studying music in Washington DC, visiting for commencement.
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Enos Thomas
Nan
Tandie Thompson
Rnle
Sara Hackley
Missouri
J. 2 Miller
E. F. Dawrau
Butteviata
Boulder
Lora Myers
Helena
E. Bembrick
Mag. Atte
Toston
George TF. Cowan
Games Boteman
Melrnse
Eva Concannon
Butte
Auiss Katherine Parker
Washington, D.C
Four Candidates Pass Montana Bar Examination
Special Disputes to the Standard Helena reports that four candidates passed the Montana bar examination before the Supreme Court for admission to practice. W. C. Craig of Missoula W. E. Ross of Bridger Pe McCluskey of Butte and R. C. Linke of Culbertson were successful. C. T. Stevens of Malta had papers held pending for further examination.
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Helena
June
Aipreme Court
Cortinewins
Montana
Auccesaul
W. C. Craig
Missoula
W. E. Ross
Bridger
Pe McCluskey
Butte
R. C. Linke
Culbertson
C. T. Stevens
Matta
Bernie
Andrown Wilkow Smithy Ownley Utock Offer Investment Plots
Fragmentary notice advertises money handling on Rood Pont Estate security with rates described as 8 10 and 12 percent. Potential investors urged to call today.
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Ownley
Murder Charge Filed in Tamae Man Case
District court heard an information against Theodore Cantelony, a man from Tama, charging him with murder for killing a woman named Mallig Quinn on May 4. Cantelony to be arraigned next week as details emerge of a disputed relationship and the fatal stabbing.
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Murray
District Court
Theodore Cantelony
Tanusis
Mallig Quinn
Cantelony
Quinn
J. W. Montgomery
Judge Callaway
Virginia City
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Shines in Community Kindness
The Anderson family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy after the loss of their son and brother. They especially appreciate floral offerings and note the gathering and burial details. Members of A O U W are reminded of the Walkerville Silver Bow Judge No. U AO U.W meeting on June 10, 1807, with grand officers present.
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Axel Anderson
Silver Bow
No. U, AO
U.W
Walkerville
Notice to Carpenter y n. Semi annual officer election event
The semi annual election of officers will be held Thursday night June 1. Miners' Savings Bank and Trust Company offers four percent interest compounded semi annual on savings accounts and time deposits. W. Alexander B.C. Mora than any other bank we have encouraged snail savings.
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W. Alexander
B.C
Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company
Dr Metzger Drugless Treatment Helps Rheumatism Stricken Man
Mr. Gleason of Butte a tall powerfully built citizen, recounts a severe rheumatism attack in April that left him unable to sit or straighten. After a month of Dr. Metzger's drugless therapy his back pain eased, he can stand and sit without pain, and sleeps well. He plans to continue treatment.
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Bourquin
P. ¥. Parrington
Bessie P. Warrington
Fors Vington
Defenant
Chicago
Ami
Hit
Bnf
Dr. Metzger
Mr. Gleason
Mr. Vi
TD. Gleason
Nevada Avenue
Butte
Dru
Metzger
Metyger
Caren Cana
Iumbaga
Aras
Wunireda
Titetoa
iMonin Ad
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Tibbey
Hoare
St.Clair
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Owsley Block
Gray
W. Park Street
Mose Linz
N. Main Butte, Montana
Salt Lake
Butte Pharmacie
Vonth
Montana Men's Cab
Glad Hand
Doull Drug CO
McHenry’s
All Grocers
Masagen
Excirelois
Oresong
St. Boulsang
Lanka
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Main
Broadway
National League
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Wigris
Lumley
Suares
Vittsburg
Pittebure
Pittsburg
Pieler
Jost
Boson
Pieore
Balerign
Lelteld
Phelps
ST. Louis
St. Toul
Ratlerioa
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Sparks
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Louis
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Eia
Oregon
Berthy
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Wilron
DFF
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Mitap Poe
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Cereral Aiges
Apd Dura
Washington
Bert
Kirby
Vale A
Crete
Nerwal
Hon
Hirty Wil
Radaate
Boulder Notes
Andrown, Wilkow & Smithy
Hillerd Molle Quinn
dSudge
Col Mway
Virginia Chyerarring
Wmya Wa Wits
Mat
Sophia Sutherland
John B. Sutherland
Lenora Mitchell
C. E. Mitchell
Dare Auge
Zebide Auge
William Prosgner
Mary Prosser
Parrot Sliver and Canper Company
Peter Teague
Enoch Johns Charles 4. Green
James McKenzie
Bern
Parrot Company
Asult
Gathering Vale
Bourauin
Severn
Gevren W. Trvid
Natice
Golden Gate
Folger’s Golden Gate Coffee
J. A. Folger & CO
San Francisco
Mercy Woodworth
Bowdoinham
Duffy
Vaution
Arageis Krovera
Senlers
Merver
Uuek
Old Chemist
Iybel
Montana Liquor Co
Butte, Mont
MR. E. D. Gleason
William Metsgnr
Bhakeumenre
Antelpie
WM. Metzger
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