Butte Current Notes Hint At Local Movements And Visitors
Butte notes list several visitors and residents traveling from Dillon, Missoula, Whitehall, Helena, and Portland. Mentions include Arles Anne Ogden Johnson, W. Clowes, Mrs. Mary Gardiner, and Mrs. James Thomas en route to Europe or joining local events. Also references to local businesses, a reading at the Saturday Evening Post, and church and cafe notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker's
Orton Hies
Heller
Funkin's
C. & Draper
J. RK. Mathews
Welena
Thornton
Arles Anne Ogden Johnson
Dillon
Ad Reynolds
Missoula
Lisa's
Wagner
Great Falls
Regise
Leggat
Ehlers
Miss Bennett
Portland
Pollard
Salt Lake
Colorada Springs
Paxieads
Butte Cab Ant Transfer Co
Ind
Hell
Nellie Sutherland
Whitehall
Smith & Bros
Typewriter Company
Gé TW
Broadway
Willams Las
Butte
Afarald Winkett
England
W. BR. Hyland
Apex
Airs
Mary Gardiner
Liverpool
Milwaukee
Wulf
Denver
Ings
Charles Valentine
Helena
Bern
City
W. Silmcock
Ta Grosse
Jamen Fallows
Livernoo
A. H. Oates
Tirsland
Hazel Sharp
Dilon
GT. Gagnon
Kansas City
Willan Golden
Still No Architect In School District Causing Grief
The board faced turmoil over hiring an architect as Herman Kepma was questioned about payment to a contractor while Kepma was no longer the board’s architect. Deputy County Attorney Dwyer advised careful review of Kennma’s contract, leading to a vote to potentially hire Henry W. Treyell at the board’s expense. Bids for Greeley school work were opened with Kroffgang & Frank winning at 10 975. plumbing and heating went to Harry L. Hinken at 5825. An extra meeting was set for Sunday to resolve the architect issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ently Board of Trustees
Firse Herman Kepma
Washington
Trustea Mitty
Kemna
Lit
Dwyer
Kenma
Jook
Kenn
Noard
Elderkin
Henry W. Treyell
Lis
Rozsa
Maury
Hopkins
Elderkix
Harrington
Mfn
Tington
Ani Ave
Herrington
Hopking
McGinn
Rosza
Noel—Elderkin
Wallace
Katie
Greeley
Kroffgang & Frank
Erustes Wattaea
Rosta
Brava i
Harry L. 1Iinken
Miner Publishing Company
Whitlers
Maury and Wallice
Hea
Tranky Rodgers
Downer
Cassie Laird
Josephine Farrell
Macy Quigley
Laura Sullivan
Margaret Mekhenna
Ada Montgomery
Lida Innundreys
Josephine Kellett
Grant Stheel
Mollie Jackson
Mary Brady
Margaret Nagle
Thesa Witegerald
Cape Montgomery
Emerson School
Kathleen Blc'Grath
Ida Furst
Téa HiMis
Nettle _ Small
Officer Robert Rice 3 Faces New Charge in Home Invasion Allegations
Patrolman Robert Rice is charged with entering Cooper's home on Last Silver street and intimidating him to forgo a board bill. The charges allege browbeating and abuse of authority and seek his dismissal. Additional accusations reportedly may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rice
Louis Gooner
Rice
Cooper
Silver
Rize
Rica
Pause
Apeltet
Real Estate Transfers and Funeral Notice in Butte
Real estate deeds show investments transferring lots and blocks for $1 in Cobban’s First and St Paul additions Hopkins and Owsley additions, plus Timber Butte mining land. The Butte city council and associated members are requested to meet on Phillips Street Thursday June 1 at 4 pm to attend the funeral of our late brother C Rabbite. Signed John J. O’Neil GK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobban
Piret
Butte Counch
No. RS
Yfelting
Phillips Street
Winnek
Tate
C. Rabbite
John J. O'Neil
Teeth Knocked Out In Assault On Mrs Murray
A 30 year old woman, Mrs William Murray, was battered on 499 North Arizona street and treated at Butte emergency hospital. She says a stranger beat her. A 28 year old man, Sam Durnst, was arrested on a charge of threatening to a pedestrian on South Mun street. A stranger in Butte named Tharnae had a knife when searched. Meanwhile a sale of men’s clothing and furnishings is advertised at Hennessy’s From Le r de Paris. In Russia Grand Duke Dimitri plans to marry an American, causing speculation on royal succession and possible exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Orr
Seattle
Merrisley
J.B. Murray
Spattia
B. Kk. Wheeler
United States
Telena
Cosmopolitan Today
P. O
Mra. GN
William Murray
North Arizona Street
Butte
Sam Durnst
South Mun
Tharnae
Paris
St. Petersburg
Dimitri
Cear
Nicholas JT
Paul
Tisabath
Czarina
Sergius
anAssassin
Pimitri
High average dairy herd at Nova Scotia college farm
A dairy herd at the Nova Scotia Agricultural College farm comprised pure bred Ayrshires Jerseys and Holsteins, averaging nearly 10,000 pounds of milk per cow during 1913, signaling impressive productivity for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Italy Vies in General Strike Turmoil Across Cities
Rome reports a general strike with clashes between strikers and troops. Police dispersed mobs after volleys, while soldiers and workers suffered injuries. In Genoa Turin and Venice confrontations erupt as shopkeepers close, police seize objects, and rail workers retreat to depots amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Atrilio Nros
Moby Lye
Wee Hooey
Florence Tolay
Paris
Elskorn
Viglent
Traly
Genoa
Turin
Ervatyy
Venice
Tnt
Fureiing
Bana
Dergalia
International police bureau eyed to combat global crime
A Monaco congress urged creation of a central international police bureau and unified crime records to speed cross border apprehensions. Delegates stressed criminals co operate across cities, and proposed Fingerprint based identification and selective national archives to limit data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaco
Corresjandence
Brooklyn
Baele
Grooklyn
St. Petersburg
Bureau of Criminal Records
L Arge
New York
Paris
Berlin
Congress
Alphonse Hertilon
Bret Bertillon
Drma
Congress debate on international police service plan
The excerpt discusses broader issues of international coordination and language translation for a proposed police service, noting potential delays and misunderstandings. It also shifts to a New York Times report on railway economics, where L T Brandels critiques passenger versus freight revenues and costs, highlighting wage and equipment expenses in eastern cities and the impact on passenger service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New York
Paris Polies Department
Prom
New York Times
Commerts Commission
L. T. Brandels
Commission
American Railways
Brandals
Nan
Aven & Hartford
Tar
Mtate
Howard Talnelt
Tne
Anutl
Trey
Australian export trade data to the United States 1930s
Australian trade figures show exports to the United States totaling 13,159.70 in one period versus 10,988,747 in 1912, with itemized values for the Philippine Islands 2,770,601 and for the New Zealand area 314,960, noting comparisons to earlier years and other colonies. The data derives from consulates and agencies tracking external commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaveral Amerlean
Agendlea Ie
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Butte News
The
Granitard
East Broadway
Hutte
Sheffield
Leys
North Main Street
Keiina Tolus
Offico Pdn
Jf Poesy
Anoiiet
Britny Alant
Arpeevisor aiutter—Luda
Drs. McKendry and
Hannifin
Hennessy’s
Grant Dukes Dove Appait
Italy
Warttenin
International Bureau OF Police
Mose Linz
Hight & Fairfield CO
L. A. King
West Park Street
HOLT
West Park
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