Butte Notes: Out-of-town business visitors stay at Thornton
The item lists numerous commercial travelers and guests in Butte staying at the Thornton and other hotels such as the Acoma and the Arizona. Names include Ba Cook, Hal Vincent Vaughn Gardner Missoula Claude Robinson Edwin Leese from Harlowton J. M. Flohr from Wallace Idaho and others. Some plan short business trips and social visits with friends in Butte.
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Oton Bros
Missoula
Thornton
Ba Cook
Hal Vincent
Vaughn ] Gardner
Missoulamong
Claude Robinson
Acoma
Butte
Edwin Leese
Harlowton
Burton
J. M. Flohr
Wallace
Idaho
The
K.P. Burtwell
Dillon
Leggat
Ed Toomey
Melrose
Arizona
Frank Harrie
Philipsburg
Regis
Clara Strassourg
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Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in Hare Figen Collision
Charles Glass pleaded guilty before Justice Wilson in South Butte to reckless driving after a May accident on Hare Figen avenue involving James Harvey. Glass faces sentencing this afternoon as the collision drew a crowd and left an injured party.
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James Harvey
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Glass
Wilson
South Butte
Glass Harvey
Thomas ‘Sermett
Marriage Licenses Issued by Court Clerk
Marriage licenses have been issued to Cecil Gil and Loraine Mars, and to Horace N. Siegel and Lynne J. Gillis, recorded by the clerk of the court.
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Loraine Mars
Horace N. Siegel
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Army Salvation Drive Nearing Quota As Donations Grow
Major Bree announced the Salvation Army campaign had reached almost 8000 by yesterday noon with small-amount gifts still arriving. He said the effort would continue until the quota is met and that banks and mining firms have yet to contribute. Major Joe stated rising subscriptions would help raise the remaining amount, not more than about 1000. The mayor raised 150 by noon, with other city donors including Mrs C Th Leonard who sent 10 after reading of the drive in the Standard. Local groups including the Masons offered aid to the campaign and Butte residents are rallying to support the effort.
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John Bree
Salvation Army
Army
Bree
Detv
Joe
C. Th. Leonard
Womarn
Butte
Standard
Ahe
Aiong
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Wind storm winds blame fires across multiple blocks
A windstorm driven blaze damaged several homes in a neighborhood near 708 South Idaho and 82s Toast Broad as flames threatened adjacent structures. Fire chief Fred Martin reported a small house fire started by drifting embers amid intermittent gusts but containment was achieved with limited damage.
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South
Idaho
Fred Martin
Vielance
Boy Injured Grasping Live Wire After Windstorm
A boy, age not clearly stated, reached for a downed live wire amid yesterday’s windstorm on West Cop Street. He touched the wire with both hands, was knocked unconscious, and suffered severe burns to hands and wrists. Friends and bystanders described immediate symptoms and the accident's danger. Recovery was anticipated but uncertain due to early complications.
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James Hunt
Window Breaking Epidemic Report Surfaces
A garbled clipping describes a surge in window breakage incidents attributed to restless youths during a summer period. It notes police efforts to curb vandalism, deter further damage, and protect property, indicating widespread concern across neighborhoods.
Moonshine Fueled Insanity Claim Examined By Board
A miner said to have been driven insane by moonshine was examined yesterday by a board led by Arthur Allen and Dr Thomas Kells. He remained rational upon examination but had been unusually silent and reclusive, with a change in habits noted. Willing Workers of the Emanuel Lutheran Church meet this afternoon at Mrs. Dixon's home, 648 South Dakota Street. members and friends invited.
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Dudge Tenet
Thineauty
Arthur Go'Allen
Thomas Kells
Meade
Fmanuel Lutheran Chuheh
Dixon
South Dakota Street
Probe seeks letters and sightings in Danner case
Authorities gather evidence from Danner belongings in Three Forks and a Bozeman letter to his wife dated May. The note warns against confession and urges keeping Florence’s illness secret. Sheriff links Danner Sprouse camp sites in Central Park for 1920 fall sightings.
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Three Forks
Bozeman
B. B. Law
Yanner
Spord
Elmore
Piggee
Kino
Florence
Yelowstone
Thermometer Reaches Eighty Five Mark In Butte
Despite strong winds the Butte thermometer hits eighty five degrees marking a season high. The wind eased briefly in the afternoon but returned with less force into the early evening, keeping temperatures near the record.
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Butte
Miners rescue Shetland pony entombed in mine collapse
In Blacknell June 12 a Shetland pony, pet of workers and children, was rescued after being entombed 285 hours in a mine cavern. Four miners, including the pony's caretakers, were rescued and the town celebrated with a parade as thousands gathered to watch the animal's return.
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Cody
Blcknell
Union Pacific
Denver
Grande Western Railway
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