Mrs Gladys Aoki Withdraws Divorce Suit
Carson City reports Mrs Gladys Emery Aoki daughter of Arch deacon Emery and wife of Japanese servant Gunjiro Aoki says in an interview she will withdraw her suit for divorce. The couple married in Seattle and a child was born there. Aoki has visited them in Nevada for about a week.
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Carson City
Gladys Emery Aoki
Archdeacon Emery
Episcopal Church
California
Gunjiro Aoki
Aoki
Nevada
Seattle
Copper production and stocks report figures
The Copper Producers association releases detailed May and April production and stock data. The report lists stocks at month start in the United States and in warehouses in England and France, with figures for total supply and domestic and export deliveries.
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Cope
Copper Producers’ Association
United States
England
France
Tee
UCN
Renceevese
Square-Hole Auger to Enter Market Soon
Charles C. Hendrickson heads a new Butte company backing John Nelson’s square-hole auger. A Cleveland capitalist plans a local firm to manufacture and market the device, with inventor and backers to receive royalties on each unit sold. If all proceeds, the tool should be market ready within 90 days.
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Charles C. Hendrickson
Butte
John Nelson
Cleveland
Ohio
Albini to expose alleged spiritualists on Friday night
Albini will present an expose at the Majestic on Friday evening aimed at Anna Eva Fay Mrs Pepper Dr Slade and the Davenport Brothers. He claims no one is supernatural and will forfeit 500 to charity if he fails to prove his points and will show the devices behind slate writing and other feats.
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Majestic
Albini
Anna Eva Fay
Mrs. Pepper
Dr. Slade
Davenport Brothers
Dr. Newton
Doctor answers a kick on emergency hospital
Dr. C. H. Horst city physician in charge of the emergency hospital says Sheriff Will Summers of South Dakota did not get proper treatment and was not present during the incident in Butte. He adds injuries to Summers and a assailant were not serious and both received only temporary care to allow them to go to their friends.
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C. H. Horst
Will Summers
South Dakota
Butte
Tragedy in Bowen Fight Claims Second Death
In Bowen, six miles north of Trinidad, Anton Vogan died last night after being shot during the violent clashes between rival factions. The June 13 incident left one other person dead, marking the second fatality from the confrontation.
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Trinidad
Colo
Anton Vogan
Bowen
Here
Noncombatant Wogan fatally struck in two hour shootout
During a two hour battle more than 200 shots were exchanged and noncombatant Wogan was hit by a stray bullet, marking a deadly outcome amid the exchange.
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Wogan
Riot Near Lynching After Craps Game in Chicago
In Chicago on June 12 a mob of about 5000 threatened six black men who fought white players at a vacant lot beside the Illinois Central tracks. The six fired on the crowd and fled as police protected the arrestees amid calls to lynch. The melee began after an accusation of cheating.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
East Twenty-fourth
East
John A Pickler Dies at 66 in Faulkton
Ex Representative John A. Pickler died in Faulkton South Dakota today at age 66. He served in public office and was a notable figure in the region. His death marks the end of a long career in public service.
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Faulkton
S. D
John A. Pickler
Miners Parade Marks Butte Union Celebration
At noon a Banquet at the Thornton hotel honored union leaders including Dan Holland and J M O Neil. The parade featured 3000 miners with bands, carriages, and divisions led by the Butte City band and the Joe Dillon fife and drum corps. The mines were idle yesterday with full shifts expected tomorrow.
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Thornton Hotel
Dan Holland
J. M. O'Neil
Miners’ Magazine
Matt Canning
John C. Lowney
Montana
Western Federation of Miners
Butte Miners’ Union
Don Shea
al McClelland
Dave Powers
William Faulkner
John Cavanaugh
John Tf. Brennan
Dennis Murphy
Sam Steiszer
Louis Harstead
Boston
Joe Dillon Fife
J. E. Osborn
William Stoddard
J. W. Hanley
Pierce Powers
J. J. Quinn
Union
Supreme Court Justice G Sweeney Runs Against George Nixon
Carson City Nevada November 13 Justice G Sweeney of the supreme court announced his candidacy for United States senator on the democratic ticket opposing George Nixon who is expected to be the Republican nominee this fall. Sweeney plans to run on the tariff issue.
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Carson City
Justice G. Sweeney
Supreme Court
United States
George Nixon
Justice Sweeney
Two Women Killed In Train Car Collision In Yakima
In North Yakima Washington on June 12 two unidentified women were killed when eastbound Northern Pacific passenger train No 4 struck an automobile driven by L I Strangway at D Street crossing. Mrs W Kincaid and Mrs Clarence Brown were severely injured while Strangway escaped unharmed. The report includes a quoted exchange from a Michigan song lyric.
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North Yakima
Wash
W. Kincaid
Clarence Brown
Northern Pacific Railroad
L. I. Strangway
D Street
Strangway
Happy Young Folk Spring a Surprise Wedding at St Patrick’s
Denny Fitzpatrick a shipping clerk for Hennessy Mercantile married Eva Parker at 6 o clock mass in St Patrick’s church with Rev Father Follett officiating. Attended by Michael Fitzpatrick and Miss Frances Elliott among many friends. A wedding breakfast at the Butte cafe followed, and confetti littered the pavement as the couple left for their honeymoon before returning to Butte to make their home.
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Denny” Fitzpatrick
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Eva Parker
St. Patrick's Church
Miss Parker
Father Follett
Michael Fitzpatrick
Frances Elliott
Jack Devee
Henry Eaton
Leo Towney
Ed Lee
Ed Duggan
Ed Grady
Miles Williams
George Rule
Forest Fires Ravage Cananea Mountains Threaten Mines
A Cananea dispatch reports forest fires sweeping a 25 mile stretch through the Ojo and Manzanas mountains. Several small mining camps have been destroyed and more are at risk as the fires spread in Sonora.
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el Paso
Cananea
Mexico
Ojo
Manzanas
Bread Rising Aid Quips On Store Shelf
In a Boston Transcript snippet Mrs Young asks for help to make bread rise. A floorwalker replies with a humorous note directing her to alarm clocks in the second aisle to the right.
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The
Boston Transcript
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