Tuneful operetta The Rose Maid delights Broadway crowd
The Rose Maid, a tuneful operetta, played to an overflow audience in Broadway theater. Star Alice Lloyd drew wide praise for her turn in Little Miss Fixit. lead Arthur Cloug also lauded. The production featured a strong cast, handsome costumes, and overall first class entertainment with many named cast and local attendees listed.
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Rose Maia
Rers
Alice Lloyd
Butte
Feers
Harry Mason
Togett
Vote tallies rise at Butterodge Moose election
A total of 509 votes were cast in Butterodge No. 431 Loyal Order of Moose annual election. Officers drew two-year terms with tallies for director W. P. Met HL 115, vice director H Myers 190, Secrt James Mule 195, trustees and other posts with varied counts. Separately a wind storm swept Peoria Woodford and Tazewell counties at 7 PM causing thousands in damage as trees and small buildings toppled.
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Butterodge
Order of Moose
W. P
HL. Phike
H. Myers
H. F. Scaults
A. A. McLeod
James
Joseph Shavenhaven
Peoria
Taren
Woodford
Young Enstrom Faces Life With Hope For Artificial Feet
Francis Enstrom, a boy of a frail age, lost both feet after exposure near Georgetown last January. Scandinavian societies plan a fund to buy artificial feet as he sits in bed at his mother’s home. Benefit dances next Wednesday at Scandia Hall and the Coliseum will raise money to support his treatment and future livelihood as he aims to learn the violin and pursue music.
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Francis Susient
Georgetown
Renshaw Hall
Young Enstrom
Mes Fekstrom
Scandiaail
Coliseum
Henettt
Spaniard Welcomes American Travelers in Spain
An American traveler recounts cordial reception by Spaniards despite lingering memories of war. Seattle merchant F mbbe notes Spaniards show no hostility when asked about the conflict, and American officers observe growing respect for US tourists and trade.
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Spain
F. Mbbe
Seattle
Halcombe
United States
Holcombe
Body recovered after 31 hours of mining cave in
After 31 hours of digging by three shifts, the body of Hebert Somonson, buried by a cave in the loose mine Tuesday, was recovered in debris in the southeast corner. He suffered contusions and injuries from the collapsed hillside. The coroner has not set the inquest day. The body rests at Duggan's Undertaking rooms and will likely be shipped to California for interment. Survived at Curtis and Mator streets home. Services held tonight and next week.
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Hebert Somonson
Tess
Drew
Dugcan
Cal
Curtis and
Mator Streets
Butte Man Secures Appointments and Bills Approved
Ward arrived in Butte as D Oswald Cohen received the state insurance commissioner appointment to succeed F Bowman. Governor Stewart approved several bills including highway commission measures and dairy commissioner duties. Bills cover licensing motor vehicles and veterinary practice regulation, with safety provisions for streetcars and moving picture show exemptions for small towns.
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Helena
Stewart
State Highway Commission
Senate
Abbott
Loves Inve
Rhoades
Byrnes
Taylor
Massachusetts House votes on voter qualifications amendment
The Massachusetts House moved a proposed constitutional change to strike the word mate from voter qualifications after a two thirds reading. A citizen in Winsed offers ten dollars for breaking a snoring habit, amid a chaotic local report of illness and bizarre sleep cure ideas.
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Massachusetts
House
Princeton University to Get Residue of Millions
New York March 12 Princeton university is bequeathed the largest part of the residuary estate of the late Thompson grandson of John T Thompson founder of the National Bank of this city probate here today. The estate is estimated at 3 000 000. Bequests total 132 000 include Chase National Bank stock and 19000 annually during the decedent's life. In addition the residue goes to Princeton after the death of the widow with exceptions for Mercy Hospital and an orphan asylum in Chicago. Three sons Albert of Calgary Fred and Harry of Butte two daughters Mrs John Andrews and Miss Bessie Williams survive with Mrs Williams a member of Butte hive No 22 Maccabees.
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New York
Princet University
Thea Onempson
John T. Thompson
Ase National Bank
Berris ‘Thompson
Paris
France
Hig
Chase” National Bank
Widox Ta
Princeton
Mercy Hospital and Orphan Asylum
Chicago
Atsy
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