Butte Notes Record Local News And Arrivals
Butte residents read of business visits and travels including D. J. Davies from peer Lodge on a business trip, Morley Thomas Co. insurance ads, Miss Tema Nickel returning from Chicago con servatory, and a wave of mountain town visitors. births, marriages, and local appointments mingle with magazine orders at the P. O. news stand. Ed Unger wins Great Western balloon race finishing near Patterson, and George B. Harrison places second in the Jewel City log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Bioch
Tonkin
Walker
Ee Daoere
Dillon
Pusinans
D. J. Davies
Peer Lodge
Piteon
Butte Phonograph Co
Bay
Mra
C. Albritton
Jerciny
San Francisco
Slemons & Booth
Granite St
Misa Ruth Taylor
Boulder
Hhatte
Charles Darkite
Massachusetts Street
A. O
William Gallagher
Charles Smet
Anaconda
Butte
Albert Beccomb
Second Street
Walkerville
Denver
Sienons & Booth
West Granite
John G. Morony
New York
England
Cosmopolitan
Pictorial Review
Pearson's
Popular
Railway Man's
P. O
Maurice de' Dycker
Anaconda Cor
W. L. Helse
Salt Lake City
Howth Butte
Billings
John J. O'Meara
California
Expositions
Ed. Unger
Paterdrsom
Cal
Panama-Pacific Exposition Grounds
George B. Harrison
Jewel City
College Ville
Harting Point
Miners to Observe Union Day Without Participation
Miners plan not to strike or halt work as stores prepare to close on Union Day observance. In Butte the holiday is marked with partial closures while miners prefer to keep operating, ending a planned celebration without active participation by miners.
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Butte
Hay Rivers
Union
Seventh annual Catholic high school pan draws record crowd
Anneal Alone Bale reports the seventh annual pan of the Catholic high school at Columbia Gardens drawing the largest crowd yet. More than 400 couples attended the grand march at 9 30 while a 12 piece orchestra played. The event was described as one of the finest parties at the gardens. Also noted are the funeral arrangements for the late Harry Rahorn aged 60 at White's undertaking parlors with service tomorrow at 2 PM conducted by Rev Dr Groeneveld.
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Columbia Gardens
Harry Rahorn
White
Pearson's
Duke of Atholl
King George
Queen Victoria
Duke of Athol
Duke of Fire
Stuart Bechers
Farquarson Clanamen
Beotand
Trarquises
Teo
Conway Boy Wins Long Fought Civil Case On Appeal
The Supreme Court ruled on a long and hard fought damage suit involving guardian James A. Murray and the Trust Company over property valued at about 40 000. The verdict was set aside and a new trial ordered with potential restitution of 48 000 or more to be adjusted.
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Helena
Supreme Court
Zarena
Mae
Joseph
Cones
boreSigne
James A Murrigtans
Stentdah ‘Trust Company
Peron
Dma
Dave Borroe
Rania
Tober
Sage Clements
Iinaatun
Mudge Clements
Lewae
Ted
van ‘Court
Feu
Knife Attack After Drink Refusal Shakes City Night
Otto Tuna refused to buy a drink for Nick Kumpulla last night and was stabbed by Kumpulla, who fled. Talla was wounded, both men had no prior trouble. Detectives O'Donnell and Powell arrested Kumpulla on an assault charge. Talla's wife and child were nearby. Cupid Lamanse was also taken into custody over a separate theft allegation. Stores planned to close for a holiday reminder, cutting business hours for the Silver Bow Employers' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Tuna
Nick Kumpulla
Kumpula
Talla
Kumpulla
O'Donnell
Powell
Tull
Rither
Klondyke Saleonton
Tula
Kum- Dull
Seeatiant
Silver Bow
ASSO
Elks Abandon Fourth of July Celebration Plans
The Elks of Butte cancel July Fourth festivities citing insufficient time to plan a worthy event. A committee will instead pursue a one day memorial carnival or similar show to raise funds for lodge debt and to fund a new East Granite street home.
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Elks of
Putte
Butte
Malcolm Gill Toll
AH. Hellbronner
G. L. Tyler
Sasscheurman
W. P. Luxe
Witt Rona
MJ. Sheehan
W. E. Reynolds
Jack Hangauer
Joe Roberts
Jsetoore
S. Garfield Tonkin
FL. Rites
Robert Metcalf
Hutte
Revival Closes Tonight at Central Presbyterian Church
Warne J. Jensen of Central Presbyterian preached a forceful sermon on The Standard of Christian Life to a large crowd. He will deliver the closing sermon tonight, highlighting the Vision of a Church.
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South
Warne J. Jensen
Central Presbyterian Church
Mr. Jensen
Delver
Flood resigns as city's engineer in abrupt move
In a sudden development, Joseph J. Flood tendered his resignation as the city engineer yesterday. The notice cites disagreements over project changes and management style as key factors prompting the decision affecting ongoing works and future city plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield J. Flood
Risactad
Wessmaanes Ea Aterialia
Cana
Nevin
Secor
Villa Mexico Change Elects New Provisional Leader
Washington reports Roque Gonzalez, head of the Villa Zapata faction, was deposed by union. Lagon Chávez, a Villa delegate from Chihuahua, elected provisional president Francisco Tagore Chávez. Dispatches note his civilian background and prior role in the convention.
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Washington
Roque Gonza
Villa-Zapataco
Unon
Lagon Chazaro
Villa
Chihuahua
State Department
Francisco Tagore
Chazaro
Fivilian
Vera Crim
Madero
Chicago Street Car Strike Averted In Brief
Chicago reports a pending Friday night street car strike could be postponed after telegrams between Mayor Thompson and Mahon lead to Mahon ordering the strike held in abeyance until a Saturday morning conference. A prior ultimatum expires Friday at 11 am. unions show resolve. Also from Athens a dispatch notes 4 500 cases and 5 barrels of benzine seized off the Minorca coast to sabotage German submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
W. D. Mahon
Fatie Tal
Rome
Paris
Athens
Kallmno Fan
Dardanelles
French officers adopt steel mask for top observation
French officers now use a steel mask to peer over mashes protecting face and neck from enemy fire. Liner's Field glasses are fixed to the mask so hands need not be exposed.
Labor's Position on War Announced by Gompers
Washington June 10 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor states that the federation expects attempt to drag the United States into an international conflict. He argues the AFL will work to maintain peace while defending American lives from unwarranted actions. The piece also notes briefs opposing higher freight rates on grain processed products filed with state and federal commissions across multiple states.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United States
American. Federation of Labor
State Commerce Commissio Clifford
Phorne
Cy State Railroad
Public
Minnesota
Araska
Kansas
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Towa
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Paintings Hid in Water-Tight Tubes Sunk in River Scheldt
Report states valuable Belgian paintings were rolled into Goth and sealed in water tight tubes then sunk in the Scheldt river. The Venus de Milo was hidden in a cellar in 187 when Germans entered Paris.
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Scheldt
Paris
Two Torpedo Boats and Other British Ships Destroyed
British naval losses reported as German submarines sink trawlers and torpedo boats off Grimpy and Dogger Bank. Crews rescued after hours at sea. several vessels assaulted with bombs. mass casualties feared among the Letty crew drowned. Sailors from Qui Vive and Edward reached Maas Tales by Dutch steamer.
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Grimapy
England
Matden
Hotland
Tondon
Letty
Dogger Bank
North Sea
London
Maas
Qui
Edward
American Ambassador Hears Von Jagow In Berlin Talks
Robin reports in London that James W. Gerard, the American ambassador, met with Herr von Jagow in Berlin and was closeted for over thirty minutes. The dispatch discusses U.S. submarine warfare policy, Bryan’s resignation, and the mood toward possible peace negotiations between the United States and Germany.
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Robin
London
Germany
Berlin
Evesini
Jert von Jagow
James W. Gerand
Herr von Jaxon
William J. Bryan Tad
United States
Bryan
Stat
America
Wilson
Fatty
Reither
Miich
Reagan
Glasgow Strike Stems from Faster U S Workers Claim
An employer attributes the Glasgow strike to American labor speeding production and sending out more work than British counterparts. The report notes a perceived advantage of American workers in pace and output.
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New York
Glasgow
Foreign-born workers in New York plastering industry seen as fastest in America
A detailed account from a traveler describes how immigrant workers in New York, including Germans and others, adapt quickly to American labor habits. He notes New York plasterers are among the fastest, with firms sending skilled workers to other cities to maintain high output and speed.
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Dorn
America
New York
Tiecrote
Ger
Detroit
WCME
Jusi
New Yorker
Tency ‘Eyo
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Vancouver
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Tower
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Pe Mtaryeville
Mfr
Leonard Company
Margaville
Judge L. Callaway
Virginia City
Great Falls
Butte Sesterday
Cale Tawnye
Salt Lake
Button
Grace Genz
Manassas
Wheen
Sol Gensberger
West
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Mis
Genzberger
Anneal
Conway Boy
Jetlother
Custom Tailoring Department
Cupid
Cupid Lamanse
Pelle
Dave ‘Thomas
Thomas
ELKS
Cartier
Wiliam Oates
Platinum Street
Oates
Yorath and
Tompkins
Grayhute
Joe Bergerson
Jens Jenson
Bergerson
Jen
Flood
Joseph J. Aematrona
Villa Man
Mexico
Garza
House of
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West Park
Mose Linz
North Main Street
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E. Park St
John J. McCarthy
Prop
LABOR
Gompers
Mscarthy
East Broadway
Assessere -Eserees
Lyons
McCarthy’s
Hartlepool
Ie Clerman
Gerard
von Jagow
Undertakers
Sherman & Reed
Connley
Conney
Tomor
Freeunrs
Larry Duggan
J. Walsh
Nick
Fuecar
Cote Moly' Crom Cemetery
Joseph Richards
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Puneral
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