Butte News Girl Seeks World Voyage Boost for Butte
Martha Fish and Mrs. Chandler met Miss Crajee List, a former Standard news girl, in Honolulu. List praised Butte as banner city and urged readers to tell the Standard to help boom Butte around the world. List planned a around the world trip visiting Hawaii and Australia, continuing from San Francisco to Oklahoma, aiming to promote Butte.
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Martha Fish
West Silverstreet
Daudit
Frederick Chandler
Honolulu
Mrs. Fish
Miss List
Butte
Standard
Hawaiian Islands
Hilo
Australia
Miss Adair
San Francisco
Oklahoma
Brave Girl Stops Runaway Horses in Bozeman
Miss Maud Tice steadies a lunging buggy as runaway horses bolt for two miles near the Tice farm. Asa Hutchinson suffers a broken leg when his foot is caught in the wheel, but Miss Tice escapes injury and guides the rig to a fence. Hutchinson is hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Bozeman
Logan
Maud Tice
Tice Farm
Miss Tice
Asa Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Kentucky Congressman seeks commutation for actress Lomax
Representative Caleb Powers of Kentucky urged commutation for Mattie Lomax who is under sentence of death for the murder of her husband. He spoke at a mass meeting in Washington to back the plea and compared Lomax’s suspense to his own experiences facing death in Kentucky.
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Washington
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Mattie Lomax
Wurder
Kentuckian
Powers
Justice Department Probes Steel Trust Under Grand Jury
Washington June 22 The department of justice reports a federal grand jury investigation of United States Steel Corp under way in New York. It is one of several preliminary probes to decide possible government action. Solicitor General Lehman, charged by President Taft with this steel inquiry, refuses to discuss it.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Federal Grand Jury
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Lehman
Taft
Horse and rider found dead after storm near Glasgow
Special Dispatch from Glasgow Montana reports Fred Frink a horse wrangler for Elmer Kane and Downing died in a storm while herding horses about 15 miles northwest of Glasgow. His body and his horse were found about a mile from the camp after he left at 1 pm and a rider located them around 6 pm.
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Standard
Glasgow
Mont
Fred Frink
Elmer Kane
Kane
Ours is a Boys Clothing Store Special
A boys and young men clothing shop advertises fabrics and styles from knee trousers to vests. For today and tomorrow only a special sale on plain blue and black serges, gray and brown mixtures in double breasted and button styles with medium to full peayton trousers, sizes 13 to 20, at 9.99.
Rebels Surrender After Two-Hour Battle At Tijuana
In June at the U S Mexico border, about 100 rebels under Gen Jack Mosby fought 200 Mexican troops for two hours near Tijuana. After two deaths and multiple injuries on both sides, the rebels laid down arms at the border and marched to U S troops. The Mexican force pressed to within a mile of the line. The revolt appears ended.
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Tijuana
Lower
California
Jack Mosby
International Boundary Line
Nurse Receives Ten Thousand in Millionaire Will
Chicago June 22 The will of Sylvester Smith former railroad president filed for probate earmarked an estate over 1 million dollars with five nieces as main beneficiaries. Edith Nelson a St Luke's Hospital nurse who cared for him was bequeathed 10000 dollars. Codicils named friends and business associates for 1000 each.
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Chicago
Sylvester Smith
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific Railway
Gohdef
Edith Nelson
St. Luke's Hospital
Right Hats for Summer Hat Styles and Prices
Hats which look well and yet are comfortable. Trimmed Hats at 2.95. Right Hats for Summer 5 7.50 10. His Children's Hats 1.95 2.95. The little girl's hat will be exactly suited to her if it is bought here.
Summer Laces In White And Colored Embroideries
Summer laces offered in white and colored embroidery trims. Imitation Irish edges and insertions priced at 5 cents per yard. Colored embroidery edges come on 12 yard bolts from 35 to 60 cents per bolt. 3 and 4 inch plaited laces available at 12 1/2 cents per yard.
Percales At 15 Cents Yard In Assorted Colorings
A large assortment of Percales offered at 15 cents a yard features many light and dark colorings and patterns. Also available is a new complete line of sanitary wall pilecloth in dull or bright finish.
Petersons Claim Stock Was Honestly Bought
Helena June 22 The government case against five Peterson brothers charged with stealing cattle from Indians featured testimony on their purchases. Defendants say cattle in their pasture were bought from John Bostwick who testified to wholesale cattle theft, while other cattle were bought from the Indians. The Petersons, among Blackfeet Indian reservation's wealthiest residents, are estimated to hold between 10 900 and 100 000 by witnesses.
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Helena
Peterson Brothers
John Bostwick
Bostwick
Petersons
Mitchell Petersons
Lalf Breeds
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Telegraph Firms to Challenge Montana Child Labor Law
Special Dispatch from Helena reports Postal Telegraph and Cable Co as well as Western Union face action for alleged violations of Montana child labor laws. Complaints allege boys under 16 worked as messengers at Helena offices managed by Patrick O Reilly and William Taylor.
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Standard
Helena
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Montana
J. H. Hall
Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Patrick O'Reilly
The
Postal
William Taylor
Western Union
Telegraph company appeals ruling on boy labor law
Manager O'Reilly was tried in the justice court, convicted and fined $25. His attorney has appealed and the case will go to the supreme court. The fight centers on the law prohibiting boys under 16 from working as messengers while allowing employment in stores and other jobs, alleged as class legislation against the telegraph company.
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O'Reilly
Justice Court
Supreme Court
Telegraph Company
Congress Appropriations Cool by $1.2 Million From Last Session
In Washington on June 22 the third session of the Sixty-first Congress approved $1,026,682,822 in appropriations. This total falls $1,218,747 short of the previous session. Contracts were authorized for future public works with estimated appropriations of $43,454,146.
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Washington
Congress
Sixty-first Congress
House
Senate
Detective explains how talk was overheard in bribery case
In Columbus Ohio on June 22 the jury in the Rodney J Diegle bribery trial was completed. Detective Barry testified about placing the dictograph a sensitive telephone used for verbatim reports of conversations connected with alleged bribery of senators in Detective Harrison's room.
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Columbus
Ohio
Rodney J. Diegle
State Senate
L. KR. Andrews
Barry
Harrison
Locke Takes Oath as Montana Surveyor General
Helena June 22 J G Locke today took the oath of office as surveyor general of Montana before clerk of the Federal Court G W Sproule Locke will assume duties July 1 succeeding J F Cone in the gubernatorial office succession record notes.
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Standard
Helena
J. G. Locke
Montana
Federal
G. W. Sproule
Locke
J. F. Cone
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Boom Butte
Daily Mail Order
France
Much Under
Steel Trust
Orton Bros
Main Street
Hennessy’s
Bered
Surveyor Locke
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