Rivalry Turmoil Ashes Butte Theater Company
In Butte and Denver, a bitter feud erupts between Monroe Salisbury and Norman Hackett over dressing room favors as Kathryn Kidder’s company struggles to finish its season. Salisbury, aka Orr Cash, accuses Hackett of bias after Kidder hires Hackett as leading man. Desperate attempts to quell the feud delay performances and threaten box office before Kidder’s season ends July 1.
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Kathryn Kidder
Butte
Monroe Salisbury
Norman Hackett
Salisbury
Orr Cash
Miss Kidder
Mollie Pitcher
Louis Masson
Hackett
Ferguson
Denver
Funeral of Frank Hinds Mourners Honor Late Friend at Sacred Heart
Sorrowing friends packed Sacred Heart Church for the funeral of Frank Hinds, whose death prompted a large turnout. The procession from 815 South Colorado to the Catholic cemetery followed a solemn requiem high mass conducted by Rev. Father Quesnel, with pallbearers and an array of floral tributes from families and local figures including Mayor Davey and Senator W A Clark.
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Frank Hinds
Butte
Colorado Street
Sacred Heart Church
Father Quesnel
South Butte
Catholicemetery
Mother Earth
Fred Heckman
Roy Thornton
John Leary
Tim Thornton
Fred Noble
John Donahue
Thomas Bryant
A. B. Cohen
John G. Simpson
H. I. Wilson
Mary C. Ryan
Nora Keefe
Sheaf
Sam Wallen
William Ingstrom
J. Murphy
Davey
Fred
J. J. Ferrell
Heart
George Symons
Timothy Keefe
Charles W. Clark
Don Hayes
Senator W. A. Clark
T. M. Reed
Thomas Hinds
Thomas
Frank
Walter
Edna Hinds
Joseph
Dennis
Michael Sullivan
Ignatius Donnelly
Ironsides
John Hoy
Edward Sachs
Emil Hanson
J. J. Harrington
Sam D. Martin
F. Aug. Heinze
Choinnere
McDonald Sentenced for Grand Larceny with Appeals Hopes
George McDonald, convicted by a jury of grand larceny, received one year of hard labor in Deer Lodge from Judge McClernan. The defense sought bail pending appeal, but the court denied bail and ordered custody, while the state plans to press additional grand larceny charges and pursue an immediate appeal.
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George McDonald
McClernan
Deer Lodge
McDonald
Supreme Court
Funeral Meeting for Don McGee A H Members
All members of division No. 1 A H are requested to meet at 317 West Copper street Friday June 27 at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of our late brother Don McGee. J J Lynch President D D Shea Secretary.
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West Copper Street
Don McGee
J. J. Lynch
D. D. Shea
Third year begins Tuesday September 9 19e2
For catalogues and terms address School of Mines Butte Mont.
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School of Mines
Butte, Mont
Swindler Lee Cheatham Arrested After Kansas Harvest Claim
Special Dispatch reports Lee Cheatham was arrested on Monday for swindling laborers by posing as an employing agent recruiting men for Kansas harvest work and offering transportation. Officers found his business flourishing. county attorney advised discharge and a town departure after 15 minutes as victims had already left.
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The
Standard
Billings
Lee Cheatham
Kansas
Wolhurst Wins Miners Union Stakes Easy Fashion
Wolhurst dominates the Miners Union stakes mile race in 1 43 winning by two lengths over La Calma and Kitty Kelly. Aurora B wins the last race by six lengths after a half hour delay, Jerid second and Ben Jedi fourth as attendance reaches 3500 on a mild day with a shower.
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Wolhurst
Miners’ Union
Kitty Kelly
Singer
la Calma
Kitty
Walhurst
Mr. Link
Welhurst
J. Coffey
Montana Peeress
Montana
Merry Peeress
Piedmont
Ned Dennis
W. Chappill
Big Tufts
Stuart
Major King
Miss Roma
W. Db
Randall
Imp. Perce Au Pants
W. L. Stanfield
Gladys ‘Bell
Daggett
V. Mayberry
Miss Breeze
Bradford-Bay Gal
See
R. Hughes
Jennie Soughee
Howson
Lewis & Meri
Nellie Forest
Bettie Peel
Maniac
Sir Claus
W. B. Sink
Nat Brown
L. B. Woods
Winslett
Duggan
Devereaux
Royalty
W. Cleary
Amzi
Buddy Wade
Ravino
Courtier
John Welsch
Mrs
Dave IL
Prima
Cora Goetz
Jim Bozeman
Chapple
Macflecknoe
Hurtle
Linton
Ben Ledi
Aurora B
Jockeys Shine as Horses Arrive from St Louis
Two carloads of horses arrived at the track yesterday from St Louis. Starter China is having phenomenal luck in starting. Much of this success is due to the efforts of the jockeys. As a whole the jockeys at the track are the best lot ever in this city. Jockey Rowan, who was set down the other day, was given his remittance yesterday.
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St. Louis
China
Rowan
Sheepshead Bay and Fair Grounds Race Results
Horse racing results from Sheepshead Bay and Fair Grounds on June 26 with winners in six races at each track including Pretorius Alfonso Sergeant Randall Argregor Moor Helen Print Pathos Joe E. Doughty Kunja Gallantry and related placements and times.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Pretorius
the Musketeer
Sadducee
Alfonso
Boutonniere
Clarion
Sergeant
Squid
Joe Cobb
Randall
Cunard
Argregor
Tom Kenny
Blues
Moor
Swamplands
St. Louis
Brewer Schorr
Kunja
Gilbert
Little Master
Gallantrice
Sweet Dream
Semifinals in three events at national women's tennis tourney
At Wissahicken Heights Philadelphia on June 26 the semifinals began for three of four events in the women's national championship. In singles Miss Neely defeated Miss Atkinson 6 6 3 6 2 in three-set play while Miss Jones beat Miss Chapman 6 0. In doubles Miss Jones and Miss Atkinson faced Miss Steel and Miss Wymer.
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Philadelphia
Wissahicken Heights
Miss Atkinson
Staten Island
Miss Neely
Chicago
Miss Jones
West Side
Miss Steel
Miss Wymer
Horse Fright Injures Driver Near Smith River Ranch
Geis, a veteran cattleman, was seriously injured when a frightened horse pulled the wagon into a tree, throwing him beneath the wheels. Dr. McKay attended him as internal injuries were feared. the incident occurred near his Smith river ranch.
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
Geis
North Fork
Smith River
Mr. Geis
McKay Huighed
Extradition treaty changes not retroactive for Kratz bribe charge
Washington reports that extra articles to the Mexican extradition treaty including bribery as an extraditable offense will not apply retroactively to Charles Kratz former St. Louis alderman charged with taking a bribe. The State Department urged retroactivity but Mexico’s constitution prevented such action.
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Washington
Jane
Mexico
Charles Kratz
St. Louis
State Department
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