Plan to blow up city jail ties suspects to riot plot
County authorities file informations against N A Wiley Fred Klick and William Asrey in connection with early morning disturbances. Officers say Asrey planned to blow up city hall to fulfill Wiley's mob demand. Detectives recover two bottles nitric acid and glycerin and a dirk on Klick. James Barittia held for carrying a concealed weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Wiley
Fred Klick
William Asrey
Counsetion
Wiley
Deer Lodge
Murphy
Asrey
Astey
James Barittia
Park and Atantic
Buckley
Paddy Sullivan Arrested for Disturbance and Firearm Use
Paddy Sullivan was arrested by Po Neeman McMichaels on disorderly conduct after entering Hawthorne and Rex saloon on South Main Street and firing a revolver. The incident followed a dynamiting at Miners' Union hall, with H Leese reporting losses and naming other arrestees tied to stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Sullivan
Po- Neeman McMichaels
Hawthorne
Rex Saloon
South Main Street
Charies
Aivert
H. Leese
North Main Street
Union Hall
McRae
McFate
Vagrants Held After Complaints of prowling woodsheds
Paddy Keenan and George Nicholas were jailed on a complaint by J. W. Story of Sit South Montana Street. Police believe the men, listed as vagrants, have caused several reports of prowling in the southwest city by residents. Officers found in Story's barn a mix of tools, women s furs and clothing as items from a claimed prospecting trip. They did not explain their supposed work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddy Keenan
George Nicholas
J. W. Story
South
Montana
Omber Heatier
Mr. Story
Judge orders certificate for nurse Alice Scollard
Judge McClernan signed a peremptory writ directing the state board of examiners to issue to Alice B. Scollard a nurse certificate at once. The ruling includes $200 incidental damages and Mrs Scollard’s costs of $140.30. Scollard, head nurse at the city emergency hospital, had been refused certification despite wide recognition. The judgment mandates the certificate and awards costs and damages for the legal fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figainet
Meclernan
Assault charges filed over gun and fist use in county case
Will Collins faced assault charges filed by Scora Collins after alleging he struck her with a gun and fists. Deputy George Kerr charged George Cowan with stealing a $12 watch. Ida Hentunen, 45, died at home on East Galena Street. survived by husband and five children. Funeral plans not yet set. Casey injured by a fall at 1,800-foot Pennsylvania mine. right leg bruised and hospital treatment received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Collins
Scora Collins
Harry Meyer
George Kerr
George Cowan
Corwan
Ida Hentunen
East
Galena Street
Finland
Butte
Andrew Hentunen
Casey
Pennsylvania
Hares Wingard
St. James' Hospital
St. Lawrence
First Candidate Out for Superintendent
Grace Rabbitt widow of TG Rabbit a well known Butte woman seeks the Democratic nomination for superintendent of schools. She has prior public service roles in suffrage and state press causes and is a Dame College graduate who taught before marriage. Subscriptions offer a cotton flag sale for subscribers and out of town orders. one flag per customer. Also report of Woot hunting flags and a mine accident at St Lawrence mine injuring Was taken to St James hospital. Orton Bros advertises New Victor records for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rabbitt
TG. Rabbit
Butte
Abbitt
Uhtion
Chation
Rabbitt Jone
Miss Crowley
Tabbitt
Fragmentary Legal Notice of Property and Injury
Fragmented OCR lists varied fractional stakes and names tied to a decree and land parcels, including injuries from a fall through a manhole. The items reference multiple individuals and property locations such as Lat frastion and McQueen addition, with proportional shares and cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federa Lalibrite
McQueen
Willan Grabenstein
Willet Bradley
Grand’ Avenue
Miner Returns From Kansas City Talks Wheat Outlook
West Colusa mine surface foreman R Fitten visited his father and brother in Kansas City. He reports wheat in Missouri and Kansas looks fine but not in Nebraska. He aims to return to Butte to escape heat after a shift at the West Stewart mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Fitten
West Colusa
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Butte
Miner Injured After Fall at Spectlator Mine Breakers
A miner toppled onto breakers at the 2100 level of the Spectlator mine last night, sustaining internal injuries. He was transported to Murray hospital where his condition was reported not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectlator
Murray Hospital
Butte Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travels
F Kelley, vice president of the Anacondaining company, plans a short visit with his family. Mr and Mrs P H Manchester of Escondido California visit their daughter Mrs C Little. Mrs Adams and her children return from Virginia City. Owil Tetra noted as a sister. JM Howard travels to Boxeman to see brother Will after a decade away, formerly a Butte music teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Kelley
Anacondaining Company
P. H. Manchester
Escondido
Cal
C. Little
Montan
Paul M. Adams
Chidren
Virginia City
Adams
Owil Tetra
Howard
Boxeman
Will
Toston
Montana
Butte
Dr Shaw's Message Urges Urgent Suffrage Action
Miss Jeannette Rankin reports a hopeful message from Dr Anna Shaw praising recent advances in suffrage. The letter cites four key gains including international council of women support, Denmark’s lower house vote, Illinois court ruling, and federation backing. It urges rapid fundraising and mobilization to win five campaign states Nebraska Montana Nevada North and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Rankin
Suffrage State Central Committee
Anna Shaw
Europe
United States
International Council of Women
Wom
Denmark
Ise
Supreme Court of
Illinois
Federation of Women's Club
Nebraska
Montana
Nevada
North
South Dakota
Campaign States Rally to Support Anna Howard
A fragment urges rallying to back campaign states by raising money or giving time and services to the states. It argues that winning five states or a majority will influence the action of Congress and the great political party of the United States, naming Anna Howar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
United States
Anna Howar
Colonel May Run If Coaxed To Run In Louisiana
Oyster Ray June 28 reports Roosevelt may be forced to run for governor despite assurances he would not. W Perkina heads the national executive committee. John H Parker of New Orleans visited and said Wilson electors and several lawmakers may join the Progressive party. Medill McCormick and A Beveridge also discussed political conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
W. Perkina
National Utive Committee
John H. Parker
New Orleans
Wilson
Democratic Committee
Regislrature
Progressive Party
Medill McCormick
Chicago
A. 3
Beveridge
Indiana
Republican Attack on Federal Trade Bill Sparks Senate Debate
In Washington and Rochester on June 25, Republicans assailed the federal trade bill as creating uncertainty for business. Senator Horn warned passage would threaten lawful action, while Senator Borah faulted the bill’s unfair competition clause as vague and unjust to business leaders. In New York, Sulzer organized an anti Tammany Democratic league to prepare a provisional state committee and discuss a state ticket for Democratic primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Horn
Borah
Rochester
New Y
Sulzer
Ork
Saloons Worried Over Disorder in Butte City
City officials and saloonkeepers met with Mayor Duncan to discuss crowd trouble in Butte. Saloonmen pledged to cooperate, limit sales to intoxicated patrons, and consider deputized officers to prevent disturbances in the Gowntown area while maintaining protection against potential unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Walker
Charles Schmidt
D. W. Morgan
Saloo Keepers’ Association
Butte
Sale
Gowntown
Saloon Keepers’ Association
Remarkable apple tree spreads five feet six inches
An apple tree in Long Meadow shows a remarkable branch spread of five feet six inches, making a fine sight when covered with blossoms and blossom.
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Longmeadow
Local taxicab owner touts Dr Jaeger rheumatism remedy
William Butch of North Main Street testifies to a German remedy brought to the U S by Dr Jaeger for rheumatism. He says the pouvy prescription eased swelling in his thumb and knee, with no plans to market as patent medicine. The claim is presented through W Sparrow druggist and Fischer's cigar stands in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butch
North Main Street
Jeager
Buteh
Badene Baden
Germany
Jaeger
W. Sparrow
Fischer
West Broadway
Butte
Fon
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Usreys
Naninet Wiley
Carey Rettere
Mrs. Hentunen
Keninessys
Margaret Blair
Blair
Hennessy’s
Miro-Dena
New Victor Records
Orton Bros
Ignaty Ramin
Ara State
Panon
West Stewart
Tr North Alaska Street
Willim A
Jen
Louis Nicholas
Boss Chieer
Patersonton
Butte Briefs
DR. Shaw
Sulzer Democrats
Henmessys
Norfolk
Ars
ASTER
Letoriage
Aera
Fcanadian
Judge Carpenter
Hillcrest
Rost
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hosmer
British Colbia
Miine
Sam
T. J. McCarthy
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