Butte Echoes Social Drift Amid Visitor Notes
Butte currents feature brief notices of visitors and departures from Helena Dillon Missoula Anaconda and other towns. Names include Walker Ed Reynolds Dollie Burke C W Clowes N Bennett and Katherine Anderson among many. Local business and travel details touch taxis typewriters and coastbound trips with several moving to Seattle Liverpool and London for short or extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's
Orton Bros
Botter
W. L. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
Finlen
C. G. Campbell
Whitehall
Yegen Bros
Dollie Burke
C. W. Clowes
Helena
Miax Bennett
Portland
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Bell
Nellie Sutherland
L. C. Smith & Bros. ‘Typewriter Company
E. Broadway
Willams
Sixtie Bik
Cor. Park and Main
Butte
Harold Wickett
England
Liverpool
A. H. Oates
Hutte
Gouverneur Morris
Evening Post
Hazel Sharpe
Anaconda
W. J. Mulvaney
James Thomas
Still No Architect In School District Brings Grief To Board
The school board remains without a universally accepted architect as discussion and contention continued at last night’s meeting. Trustees debated Kemna’s discharge and the Washington school contract, while Deputy County Attorney Dwyer advised on the architect’s status and possible contract flaws. Awaiting clarity, the board postponed decisive action and considered hiring W. Hopkins to oversee architectural duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kemna
Washington School
Ury
Kemna
Dwyer
Kenna
Merkin
W. Howell
Memmars
Tessa
Maury
Hopkins
Berkin
Sxnimea
Emma
Weil
Har
Harrington
Hopkings
Meonehee
Elderkin
Wallace
Gresley
Owen
Tie Taders
Osea
Asheet
Walbine Edit
Rowse
Maine
Faery
Asrance
Quaiee
Aura Bullivan
Margeree
Mcneee
Ana" Montgomery
Lida Humphress
Sacophine
Grant’ School
Mollie Jackson
Mary" ‘Brady
Margaret Nagle
Tetons Fitzgerald
Gore Monegan
Emerson
Brea
Officer Rice Named Defendant in City Charges
Patrolman Robert Rice is charged by Louis Cooper with entering Cooper’s East Silver Street home and forcing him to surrender a trunk for non payment of a board bill. Accused of browbeating and abuse of authority, the charges seek Rice’s dismissal from the force. Other officers face possible charges this week. Also notes of property transfers, a funeral notice for Rabbitt, assaults, a murder threat arrest, and a local clothing sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ricefendant
Louis Cooper
Rice
Cooper
East Silver Street
Grand Duke Dimitri Declares Love Across Lines
Grand Duke Dimitri, 22, offers to renounce his imperial rights and wed a young American he met in St. Petersburg. The plan shocks court, with potential exile as punishment. Dimitri, raised by Grand Duchess Elizabeth, was once the czar's favorite and faces swift, dramatic reaction from Nicholas I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Petersburg
Dimitri
Nicholas I
Paul
Elizabeth
Czarina
Sergius
Dairy herd at Nova Scotia college averages 10000 pounds per cow
The Nova Scotia agricultural college farm reports a high average milk yield for its pure bred Ayrshires Jerseys and Holstein cattle in 1913. The herd, totaling several cows, produced about 10 000 pounds per cow over the year, highlighting strong dairy performance at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia Agricultural College
General strike erupts across Italy in 1518 violence
Rome reports a widespread general strike against government repression linked to rioting at Ancona. In Rome a march on the Quirinal led to clashes with police, nine volleys fired, and many injuries. Turmoil spread to Genoa Turin Venice with store closures, looting, and failed efforts to reorganize.
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Rome
Koveernment
Ancona
Florence
Radical
Salandra
Quirinal
Italy
Genoa
Turin
Venice
Berzamo
International police bureau eyed at Monaco congress
The Monaco congress urged international police action to curb cross border crime. Debates highlighted better organization among criminals and the need for a central fingerprint bureau based on Bertillon. Proposals include international case grading to store only the most capable offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaco
Brooklyn
New York
Paris
Berlin
Alphonse ‘Bertillon
Bertilion
France
OMI
an_ international
The
International police code congress explores easier terms
A report discusses translating English inquiries from New York to French by Paris police and proposes a universal police code. Experts will draft a tentative system to reduce fatal delays caused by language gaps. A second congress is planned with hopes red states join for a practical international service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
God
Brandeis critique on railways reveals passenger loss problem
The Brandeis briefing to the Interstate Commerce Commission argues freight profits rise while passenger and mail services lose ground in American railways. It cites New Haven Hartford as a railroad with passenger revenue far below freight, with high operating costs and little return for investment, driven by wage costs, dead weight from lighter cars, and costly safety and Pullman services. Returns from U.S. consulates show 1918 exports to Australia totaling 13,159,470 dollars, with comparisons to Philippine and Hawaiian shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Interstate, Commerce Commission
L. D. Bran Geis
American Railways
Brandeis
New York, New Haven & Hartford
United States
Howard Elliott
Trac
Huemanily
Australia
Philippine Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
East Broadway
TelePhone
Independent Telephone
Sheffield
Leys Jeweler and Optician
North Main Street
Ongron
Kansas City
William Golden
Ass Orr
Seattle
Miss Orr
J.E. Murray
B. K. Wheeler
Cosmopolitan
P.O
C.N. Hurst
Chicago
Leedom
Kes
Ana
Prtany
Cry For Members
Butte Optical Co
Corner Park and
Dakota Sts
Robert Rice
EAL
Notlee, I. of C
K. of C
Phillips Street
Brother Rabbitt
John J. O'Neil
G. K. Sarees
William Murray
North
Arizona Street
Sam Durant
South Main Street
Durnat
Hennessy
SDEAS
KLE
Kevedon
Keen Pers
International Bureau OF Police
Mose Linz
Hight & Fairfield CO
L. A. King
Ustran
Ian Trade
West Park Street
HOLT
West Park
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