Butte Police Select Dan Sullivan Street Commissioner
Dan D. Sullivan former miners' union president and sheriff candidate was chosen by Mayor Duncan to be street commissioner of Butte. Council confirmed the appointment amid debate, with supporters praising Sullivan and opponents alleging outside influence. The council also tackled audits, bids, and city staffing, including changes in the assistant treasurer and street department bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan D. Sullivan
Miners’ Union
Butte
Harvey Smith
W. G. Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Duncan
Eilingwood
Ion
Ellingwood
LA. Smith
Justics
Dan
Bowen
McManus
Driscoll
Rigel
Grige
C. A. Smith
Davis
L. A
Rowland-Thomas-McGowan Company
Spokane
Neray
Chicago
Curran
Yeas
L. A. Smith
Rissel
Grigs Ludendorff
Elling Davis
Z. Nays
Cavanaugh
Nery Orton
Wilson
Fourth
J.C. Driscoll
W. A. Willis
John A. Smith
Helena
Behal
Griggs
Willis
Criscoll
Socialist Party
L.A. Smith
L.A. J . Smith
W. F. Davie
Frank Gribble
Tommy Tutty
McKee Printing Company
al Saner
Merrill-Tripp Company
J.C. McGuire
West Park Street
Wyoming
West Broadway
Carolina Avenue
South Wycoming Street
Former Butte Man Returns for Bride in Walkerville
A marriage yesterday afternoon in Walkerville joined Miss Enid N. Bilitho and Howard B. Falconer of Athabaska Landing Canada. The groom, once a Butte resident, has run a business at Athabaska. Rev. George D. Wolfe of Mountain View Methodist officiated. Best man was Leslie Bilitho, sister's Miss Myrtle McBride was bridesmaid. A small group attended. The couple planned a Missoula stop before settling in Canada.
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Walkerville
Enid N. Bilitho
Howard B. Falconer
Athabaska Landing
Canada
Butte
Athabaska
George D. Wolfe
Mountain View Methodist Church
Leslie Bilitho
Myrtle McBride
Missoula
Canala
Hill Climbing Exhibition Draws Crowd on Idaho Street
Several hundred spectators watched the hill climbing event on the Idaho street hill. The ride was organized by the motorcycle club with riders W. Sherwood Curnow J. W. Keller and Butchie Opie. Another ride is scheduled for tonight at 7:90.
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Idaho Street
Motor Cycle Club
W. €. Sherwood
Curnow
Butchie Opie
Pallbearers Named for Madge Mullen Funeral
The pallbearers at Mrs. Madge Mullen's funeral to be held at Tik's hall at 9 this morning then to St. Patrick's Church are J. J. ONet Thomas Driscoll Jerry Shea BJ. Devine Charles A. Mack and M. J. Sheehan.
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Madge Mullen
Tik’s Hall
St. Patrick's Church
J. J. Onet
Thomas Driscoll
Jerry Shea
BJ. Devine
Charles A. Mack
M. 3. Sheehan
Wayward Girls 10 Find New Home in Helena
A reform plan shifts care of wayward girls in Montana to Helena Florence Crittenton system while Miles City reform school will house boys only. Legislative leaders push changes, signaling the Miles City facility will be repurposed away from girls care.
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Wayward Girls
Miles City
Florence Crittenton Rescue
Cirele
Jnrtedtetion
Awarters
Montana
Moouth
Florence Crittenton
Senate
Gonsons
Ube
Sea
Cnet
Red faction fights to carry mayor bid in updated charter
In Butte, the Red faction aims to push through the new charter and referendum on revoking it. A transcript of evidence from the mayor’s office was prepared, with cost concerns cited for statewide distribution. The faction awaits the mayor and negotiates with Aldermen McManus and Curran to avoid paralysis in the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal
A. W. Willett
Helena
Alma Krieger
Louise Vi Davie
Nee
McManus
Curran
Teap
A. D. Sheldon
Indi
Hiim
Mayor urges united party and open membership
The mayor urged allowing old members to join the party with their cards to unite factions and prevent a repeat of past conflicts. He warned against a hand-picked organization that could exclude dissenters and stressed protecting flocking to the fold while preserving individual opinions.
Doctor Wolfe Appointed Montana Conservation Secretary
Dr. George J. Wolfe was named secretary for Montana at the National Conservation congress. He was a Montana delegate to the Indianapolis congress and was notified he may attend the upcoming Washington meeting on November 18 and 19. Forestry and water power are set to be major topics with expected strong debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Wolfe
Montana
National Conservation Congress
Wolfe
Indianapolis
Washington
Bartenders' Union Elects Officers and Delegates
The Bartenders' Union last night elected officers including President J. G. Menhennett and Secretary-treasurer J. H. Rooney. Delegates to Silver Row Prates and Labor Council are J. J. Rooney W. A. Carter and Charles F Gardner with alternates H G Menhennett F C Coutz and F M Kunz. Installations planned for Wednesday evening at the emergency hospital. In Missoula a rescue attempt left Thomas Thompson with a leg injury after he freed a mother and child from under a car wheel. Sam Katta, miner, hospitalized with a confused right leg. Frank Burns, miner, with a contused hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartenders
J. G. Menhennett
F. SM. Kunz
Treamher
J. H. Rooney
James Zann Fuard
Alexander Stanska
Charles F. Gardner
Charles Martin
Henry Byrnes
Ac. H. Lilley
Silver Row ‘Prates and
Thomas Thompson
Teamster
Missoula
Sam Katta
St. James’ Nospital
Frank Burns
Speculator
Rumor of Trouble in Telephone Camp Weighs on Board
Reports of unrest at the Independent Telephone Company prompt denial from officers. A new list of directors elected at the annual meeting in Butte shows T. S. Lane and John MacGin naise among others, with several tied to Silver Bow National Bank or National Life Insurance. Retirement of earlier directors hints at closer consolidation of interests and greater harmony, while brokers push a campaign to buy company bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Telephone Company
Hed
Butte
T. 8. Lane
John E. Davies
John MacGinaise
D. J. Fitzgerald
Henry P. Bennett
Ministers Join In Deep Regret In House Debate
In a heated session amplified by Liberal and Unionist rhetoric, MPs spar over remarks and evidence. Leo Chiozza Money pressed for public disclosure while Lord Robert Cecil urged caution for lack of sufficient proof. Stanley Owen Buckmaster proposed a reproach of corruption charges. Sir Frederick Banbury denied bias in a minority report. H L Samuel reaffirmed denial of Marconi share ties. Attention shifts to closing speeches by Asquith and Grey tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Chiozza Money
Robert Cecil
Stanley Owen Buckmaster
Lberal
Frederick Banbury
City of London
H. L. Samuel
Marconi
Asquith
Baward Grey
Howard and Brown dispute over weight for July bout
Jimmy Howard and Chicago K. C. Brown, middleweights, clash over weights for the July 4 engagement here. Howard seeks 160 at Parclock while Brown demands 168 at 6 o'clock. A settlement is expected today or tomorrow as bouts in town promise strong card material with Clabby and McGoorty having beaten or defeated both Howard and Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Howard
Chicago
K. C. Brown
Howard
Parclock
Brown
Clabby
McGoorty
Jos Phillips
New England
Steve Ketchell
Ketchell
Lewistown
Phil Knight
Phillips
Joe Mandot
Jack Redmond
Matty Baldwin
Yankee Allen
Joe Thomas
Thomas
Four Sacred Heart graduates receive diplomas at Missoula
Four young women received their diplomas from Sacred Heart academy in Missoula this morning. A large crowd gathered as a well regarded address to the graduates was delivered, marking the ceremony with a sense of achievement and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Sacred Heart Academy
Caldwell Takes La Grande's Place In League
Walla Walla June 18. Denials that the Western Tri-State league is folding follow after La Grande forfeited its franchise. Caldwell Idaho has taken over the entire La Grande team and will assume their league standing and finish the season on the existing schedule. If no replacement had been found, another town would have been dropped, but officials say the league is flourishing with no prospect of failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Dover amateur tops 311 to win Dayton trap shoot
Alden B. Richardson of Dover Delaware won the grand preliminary handicap shoot in Dayton defeating 311 top trap shooters. The funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Merkle will be at 10 this morning at 411 West Granite Street with pallbearers James Canty J J O Meara P Conlon P J Brophy E F Todd and Michael Foemey.
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Dayton
Ohio
Alden B. Richardson
Dover
Del
Mary A. Merkle
West Jranite Street
St. Patrick’s Church
James Canty
J. J. O'Meara
P. Conlon
P. J. Brophy
E. F. Todd
Michael Foemey
Awards Spotlight Earnest Work by Year Recipients
The Rev. P. J. De ton presented awards for earnest and excellent work. Diplomas and graduating medals were awarded to Misses Ethel Ferguson Hazel Prichard Eather Nibler and Mary Hall.
Mayor and Councilmen Scrape Over Gasoline
Missoula on June 1 special dispatch reports a heated council meeting where Mayor Rhoades clashed with Councilmen Houston and Price of Ausonia. The council passed a motion forcing the mayor to pay for gasoline auto repairs and stenographers' bills since the committee of 10 report on Feb 17. The vote showed Houston and Price in favor, Rhoads opposing, amid disputes over city expense agreements.
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Standard
Missoula
Rhoades
Houston
Price
Aussonia
Rhoader
Cometstone
Rhoads
Tao
Commissioner Price
Parents Appeal to Governor for Son Missing Boy
A Fargo father appeals to Governor Stewart to locate his son Pear ton who disappeared after driving a team from Browning to BL Mary's for reclamation service. The two year old boy, 9 feet 10 inches tall and 16 pounds, has blue eyes and red hair, and last wrote from Great Falls early last spring. The family fears the strain on his mother as time passes.
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Stewart
Fargo
N. D
Great Falls
Pearton
Browning
Mary's
New White Taxicab For Sherman & Reed
Sherman and Reed introduced a new white taxicab on main streets yesterday to serve the rent service of the firm. The vehicle is larger and roomier than the old cabs, offering quicker and more comfortable service, with a full line of taxis and touring cars now available for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman & Reed
T.o
Reed
Joker Found In Sugar Schedule Amendment
Washington report States a late discovery in the Underwood bill's schedule a Joker would tax all refined sugar at 2 cents a pound and nullify free sugar after three years. The Dutch standard coloring was removed after Senate finance committee review, with expert reports noting potential broad application to refined sugar. An additional amendment would exempt certain wine fortifying branches from internal revenue tax, expected to raise revenue by about 7.05 million dollars annually. The committee also set plans for Democratic caucus and decided countervailing duties on livestock and meats, while wheat and flour remain on the free list with duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Payne-aldrich
Sheppard
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Grenville
Wilson
Kern
Undertaker notice for Jo Young funeral plans
The remains of Jo Young are in the care of undertakers. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Sob
Real Estate Transfers List with numerous tiny deeds
Real estate transfers show multiple underlined deeds across various additions and blocks. Names include Moran Robertson Bennett McMurrin Foren Bell Millers Sundquist Peterson Sundquist Starchovich Kruzle Roberts Blewett Carbis Grabenstein Bielenberg Johnson Helde Avery Erickson Blut Burke Carroll Lilly Her and others with parcels in Kemper Davis Barnard Cobban Lenox Bellevue and Grand Avenue additions. Monetary values listed mostly as $1 with one $2,100 and one $1 transfers.
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Augustus Moran
William Robertson
Barnard
D. J. Harris
T. J. Benenetts
Walkerville
Mary Blakeley
James A. McMurrin
Robert, McMurrin
George W. Trout
Patrick Foren
Davis & Barnard
Butte Land and Investment Company
Mary
Carl G. Miller
Bellevue
Joseph Willams
HL. Alten
C.F
G A
Cobban
Charles Freyler
Perence Windel
Lenox
Addition
Foward Sundquist
John Peterson
Kemper
Edward Sundquist
Fannie Starchovich
Gabriel Kruzle
McQueen
John Haapaniemi
Grand Avenue
Nicholas Bielenberg
Alexander J. Johnson
Brazil Lode
Peter F. Schorr
Alexander Johnson
James R. Clark
B. Helde
Charles Avery
B. H. Erickson
Gerrette
John F. Blut
William J. Bluff
Key of Hill
Nora Burke
Hugh
Carroll
Lawlor & ‘Semper
William J. Lilly
Louise
Cotambre
Funeral service for Whitiam Sauink at Sherman & Gehring chapel
The funeral for Whitiam Sauink will be held at Sherman and Gehring funeral chapel this morning. The Reed fund proceeds to Sacred Heart Grelock where a mass will be celebrated. Local clergy will conduct the rites with family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrink
W WhitiamsAuink
Sherman & Gehring Poral
Reed Fund
Sacred Heart Grelock
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Butte News
Ema
Brad
Miners Union
Hayes
Callan
REDS
Socialist Party of America
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Ition
Th Joom
Bartenders’ Union
Lane
MacGinnlss
Oaters
LA Grande
Merkle
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Interstate Lumber CO
Hollister
Fuller Drug Co
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Co
Joker
Dertakers
Larry Duggan
J. Walsh
Embaime
Wast Park Street
Heath
Thomas Geydlock Atichards
Ginoot
Betannon
Nellie Shannon
James Shannon
Richards
Ds Motages
Joseph Richards
Montavid
East Broadway
Anchor Line
New York
Londonderry
Glasgow
Deean Passage
Ie Cays
Deason Brothers
Randolph
Olmsted
Rav
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