Butte Current Notes and Local Notices
Mayer buggles at Gray's. fine cold beer at Walker's. rent planes from Orton Bros. Coal and wood McLaughlin Coal Co. Awning hammocks tents. Dr Ironside dental work at star prices. 22-horse-power touring car for sale in Anaconda. Travel plans and various visitors to Butte from Anaconda Helena Lewistown Livingston Dillon and other towns. Local notices include magazine sale at post office news stand and international business visits.
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Livingston
J. B. Ledwidge
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W. E. Hrearley
Dillon
Hutte
New Pondar
Postonice News
West Park
W. W. McDowell
Reynolds & McDowell
London
England
daln-Santana
Ved Verieyen
Michigan
Tom Davis
University of Michigan
Mixed Foursomes Start For C W Goodale Cup At Country Club
Golf action at the Galt Inks Country Club opened with mixed foursomes for the C W Goodale Cup. Carr and Grips beat Berrien pair, Holbrook and Wood defeated Hell pair, and Case and Stadler won against Darker pair. Frazer and Gillette beat Figat and Braler. Winners advance to semis Wednesday with finals next Saturday spanning two rounds on the ladies course. Also note a fire at an abandoned shack on Waukesha and Henry streets. department responded.
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Galt
C. W W. Goodale
Pigot-Briley
Crrr-Onitz
Bell-Bel T
Frazer-Gillette
Nals
G. M. Donnally
Sake By
Ar. Donnally
Pall H. Care
Silver Bow Trades Oppose Convict Labor Policy
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council unanimously adopted a protest against convict or prison labor on Montana roads and highways. Delegates reported at Bilings’ good roads convention, urging the prison board to limit employment of state and county prisoners to protect free workers. The resolution, signed by William O’Dorden and Oscar MM Partelow, argues prison labor harms unemployed free workers and promotes economic stagnation. The council plans another meeting next Sunday night to discuss further action.
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Silver Bow ‘Trades
Laver Rannell
Bilings
Board of Prisan Commissioners
Helena
Willian O'Drden
Oscar MM
Partelow
Silver Bow Trades Amt Tabor Council
Buite
Mont
Montana
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council Summary
Prisoners receive small wages for their work as indentured labor. The note reflects concerns about fair pay and humane treatment within the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council context.
Children’s Day Observed in South Butte Churches
The South Butte Presbyterian church held its annual children’s day with the Sunday school opening song Welcome to the Summer and a series of recitations, readings, and dramatic pieces. Dozens of children performed in sequences including The Day and the Train, Singing Flowers, Heavenly Foundation, and Remember Thy Creator, ending with a Good-bye from the congregation.
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South Butte
Katherine Tracy
Dorothy Jayne
Cara Whitehead
Resida Dehon
May Morrow
Edna Arbrose
Lassle Kutcher
Katherina Tracy
Rhea Smith
Ruth Osgood
Audrey Burton
Amber Busia Phyllis Hower
Charlotte
Violet Carns
Else Cutta
Clara Whitehorn
Clyde van der Maaten
Henry Ruths
Edward Whitehead
Exercius
Thea Smith
Katherne Tracy
Mabel Runnie
Charlotte and
Viele? Cums
Helen Litto
Phyllis Bower
Heavenly Foundation
Margaret Gharles
Hazel Johnston
Minnia McGovern
Ida Maltar
Heron Tittle
Charette Carps
Esther Ambrose
Gra Ward
Phyllis Tower
Atargaret Charles
Noted Helena dealer Loray seeks family at police station
William Loray, who claimed to be Helena's largest wall paper dealer and $29,000 wealthy, arrived at the police station at 1 a m in a tense mood. He said his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Diamond of 522 West Silver street were arrested and that they had gone crazy. He asked to send word to his granddaughter and said he would come for her in the morning. He wore a shirt undershirt and had a dilapidated appearance and repeated the claim as he explained recent events in Helena.
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William Loray
Wall Pater
Helena
Palkca Station
Diamond
West Silver Street
Monday Clerke Announces Reductions on Store Stock
Carpenters rapidly place Glerke's store in new flip shine orders as price cuts end when work finishes. Currently $15 buys a $25 suit and $45 suits are relayed. Prudent men take advantage of the offer. call in to see style and quality.
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Carpenters
Glerke
Flip Shone
AL HS
Diaz Reelected President of Mexico With Corral as VP
Mexico City reports Porfirio Diaz elected president and Ramon Corral vice president by a large majority. Anti re electionists led by Madera held about 2 percent in Mexico City. Estimates place total city votes between 1000 and 15001 with eleven hundred electors chosen. Minor clashes occurred at some polling places but no major disorder.
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Mexico City
Porfirio Ding
Mexico
Ramon Corral
Froy
Francisco Madera
San Lasis Petosi
Eyim
Republic
Roosevelt to see specialist for hoarseness
New York June 26 Colonel Roosevelt will seek relief from hoarseness that followed his return to civilization by a visit to Dr Franklin Chappelle a specialist in throat treatment. No statement will be printed tomorrow in the New York Press. Dr Chappelle refused to discuss the subject tonight. Roosevelt had an engagement for Harvard early this week and his visit to 22 Ron ie said have no special signals.
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New York
Roosevelt
Franklin Chapnelle
Chappelle
Roorevelt
Harvard
Ron Ie
Baron Sternberg Arrested in Spite of Austrian Ties
In St. Petersburg on June 26 Baron de lUingeron Sternberg was arrested after a police search of his apartments yielded various documents. He faces charges of delivering secret papers to a foreign state. The baron, a correspondent for an Austrian semi official newspaper and several continental papers, remains in strict confinement.
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St. Petersburg
Baron de lUingeron Sternberg
Baron Sternberg
Legal row in Kansas City over referee penalties injunction
Max Parry of the Party Automobile Company seeks an injunction in a Kansas City case alleging favoritism by Glidden officers toward the Chalmers care. He claims bias harmed his firm and asks the court to stop the referee from posting penalties amid ongoing disputes in 447s Nos. 9 and 155 In the Vat.
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Kansas City
Dinsatlat
Glidden
Tohe Ming
Chalmers
Max Parry
Partyy Automobile Company
Indian Contract Probers Busy in Oklahoma
Wheebington June 26 Two congressional committees begin inquiry into alleged bribery in Indian contracts in Oklahoma. Senate committee chaired by Senator Jones of Washington and House panel under Representative Burke of South Dakota will study visa issues by attorneys and the disposal of surplus lands of the Five Civilized Tribes. Burke expects the inquiry to yield useful information for the committees.
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Wheebington
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House
Gort
Oklahoma
Senate Catamittes
Jones
Washington
Burke
South Dakota
House Committee
Indian Affairs Committee
Five Civilized Tribes
Actress Blancke Driven to Despair in Reno Fight
Cleveland June 26 Insane over the Jeffries Johnson fight Kate Blancke a known character actress was taken to a state asylum at Newbury after arrival from Toledo to seek admission for a local man and herself. Relatives appealed for aid after a seal examination found her unstable. Blancke previously acted with Vaughn Glaser and Mayers in Toledo stock theater and had become fixated on repeating lines in German.
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Cleveland
Jeffries-Johnson
Kate Stancke
Newbury
Miss Blancke
Janice Gregson
Tex Riskard
Li Ane
Aites Blancke
Vaughn Glaser
Oltiet
Mayers
Toledo
Was
Rot
Washington Budget Clash Sparks Fiscal Debate
Washington lawmakers clash over final official figures on past session appropriations. House Republicans led by Chairman Tawney claim totals around 4.2 billion dollars with reductions in the fiscal year 1911, while Democrats contend the figures mask excesses and a savings of about 4 million dollars from reduced expenses. Speaker Payne argues the current year's outlays exceed last year’s, though overall appropriations are trimmed.
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Washington
House
Tawney
Republicary
Guizer
New York
Democrat
Boy Killed by Street Car Tragedy Sparks Conductor Scrutiny
A street car accident ends a young life as onlookers recount early warnings of risky behavior by older youths. Conductor and motorman defend their safety record while the coroner sets a Tuesday inquest to determine fault.
Kills Two Wounds Three Hold Out Against Posse in Coilla
In Coilla Georgia on June 26 a violent encounter left Police Chief Davis and Deputy Sheriff Shefield dead while Deputy Rare, McInnes, and Tucker were wounded near Sterett. W. S. Bostwick barricaded in his home with six children, armed and threatening. Governor Brown ordered a militia company to Fitzgerald as midnight siege ends with a strong guard surrounding the house.
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Coilla
Davis
Sherif Shefield
Rare
Criff McInnes
Tucker
Stere
W. S. Bostwick
Brown
Fitzgerald
Hayase
Disturbed Sleep Ends in Fatal Knife Attack
June 26 in Canfield Colonel reports Jeequsa Pedre Pareda pressed for using an automatic musket disturbing others sleep. Pedra was fatally stabbed in the neck during an argument with Tory Pareda, who is not a relative, and Tony was arrested. Lisa Cash Grocery Company to deliver groceries wines and liquors and all kinds of local and export herr te ity part of the city and vielnit.
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Canfield
Col
Lisa Cash Grocery Company
Vielnit
Aeronaut drops when parachute fails to work
George Taylor a young Philadelphia aeronaut attempting a double drop from ten feet this afternoon in Belleville New Jersey fell unconscious after his second parachute partly opened the flat parachute worked. he struck a vacant lot and lay senseless. He was picked up in an injured but not life threatening condition.
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New York
George Taylor
Philadelphia
Belleville
N. J
Taylor
North Dakota Senate Race Dominates Primary Election
North Dakota faces a pivotal primary with two Senate seats up due to N B Johnson's death. Insurgent candidates Thomas Marshall and Alsa J Granma challenge Porter McCumber and Edward Engerud, while a six candidate congressional field splits with insurgent and stalwart support. Governor and state tickets also reflect factional divides ahead of fall elections.
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Specias
Tusaday
N. B. Johnson
Thomas Marshall
Alsa J. Granma
Porter McCumber
Edward Engerud
McCumber
Congress
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Mile workers to return to work in multiple states
Thomas L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, announced that miners on strike since April 1 will return to work in Altke naurt Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas. He said a settlement with James Hillste of the Southwestern Coat Operators' association would be reached before Thursday.
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Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mine Workers of America
Altike
Altknaurt
Kansas
Arkansas
OklaHoma
Tazas
James Hillste
Munkogee
Okla
Southwestern
Angociation
Mr. Vewin
Fels-Naptha Promotes Gentle Washing Advice
The article by Anty Drudge explains that boiled vegetable fibers like cotton and flax weaken with boiling, and even wool softens in boiling. It promotes Fels-Naptha as a cold or warm water cleanser that preserves garments, promising longer wear and whiter, cleaner results when used as directed.
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Miss Rompadour
Startling Conditions Found in Big Steel Works
New York reports by a special committee of the Federated Church of Christ in America find Bethlehem Steel Works labor conditions worse than Pittsburgh survey claims. The report notes 12 hour days for 50% of workers before the strike, seven day weeks for 21%, Sunday work despite protests, and wage scales that push laborers to accept crowded lodging and even family members borrowing rooms. It cites foremen pressuring Sunday labor, and families sending children abroad while mothers work.
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New York
Federated Counclia
Church of Christ
Ameri Jes
Bethlehem Steel Works
Pittehute
Pittsburg Survey
Commission
Althanshtta
Aome
Gonk
Xoen
Iwork
Fragmentary report on a Pittsburgh death and riot incident
A garbled OCR item reports a death in Pittsburgh linked to a confrontation aboard a vessel during a riot. Names and details are unclear due to text damage, with references to a diverging sequence of events and possible injuries or fatalities.
Indictments widen in Illinois as probe expands
Springfield reports more indictments expected after Sangamon County Grand Jury charged Rep Lee O Neil Browne Rep Robert E Wilson Frank Traut Lewis Hirschheimer and B Johnston Bond set for Browne 10 others to post. State Attorney Burke to broaden case including State Senator John Broderick amid Lorimer vote tampering allegations.
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Springfield
Duwn
Sangamon County
Grand Jury
Lee O'Neil Browne
Robert E. Wilson
Frank Traut
Lewis D. Hirschheimer
B Johnston
Sarke
Browne
Hirschheimer
Johnston
Traut
John Broderick
Chien
B. W. Holstian
Tuka
Lorimer
Burke
Broderich
Socialist convention nominates candidates in Schenectady
Charles Edward Russell, magazine writer from New York, was nominated for governor at the state convention of the socialist party in Schenectady. A ticket named featured one woman, Mrs. Bertha Mathews Beatty of Brooklyn, nominated for secretary of state.
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Fichenectady
N. Y
Charles Edward Russell
New York
Tull
Ucket
Bertha Mathews Beatty
Brooklyn
Eminent US Historian Thomas Dies in Washington
Prof Thomas Gye, renowned historian of North American Indian history and longtime member of the Smithsonian Institution's Board of Ethnology, died at his Washington home on June 24 at the age of 46.
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Gye ‘Thomas
United States
Len Board of Ethnology
Amithaenien Institution
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