Panama Pacific Exposition plans adopted by directors
San Francisco exposition officials issue a definite site plan for the Panama Pacific International Exposition. The plan covers the bulk of the exposition including temporary structures and state and foreign buildings at Harbor, plus permanent buildings such as an aquarium museum and possibly an art gallery in Golden Gate Park. It also calls for an auditorium at the civic centre and park improvements, with the government exhibit on Fort land.
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San Francisco
Harbor
Dinner for Judge Bourquin Draws Attendees in Butte
The Butte Chamber of Commerce invites 276 members to a Silver Bow club dinner honoring Federal Judge George M. Bourquin. About 200 will be seated, with a 10 AM Thursday RSVP. Delegates may discuss forming a national commercial body to aid government commerce efforts.
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Blake
Butte Chamber of Commerce
George M. Bourquin
Silver Bow Club
W. M. Tuohy
L. ©. Evans
James Rowe
Chamber of Commerce
Butte Saloon Owners Deny Monday Night Shootout
Brechtold and Kearney proprietors of the Butte Brewery saloon state the reported fight and gunplay last Monday night did not occur at their establishment. They dispute police reports and deny any incident taking place on their premises.
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Brechtold and Kearney
Butte Brewery
Police Probe Saloon Trouble At Brewery After Message
A telephone report from the Brewery saloon prompted police to investigate disturbances elsewhere, leading to the conclusion that the trouble originated at the Brewery.
Heirs Seek Court Action Over Ferrick Estate
Patrick and Michael Ferrick filed a petition in district court to cite John Ferns as administrator for failure to close the administration and distribute the estate. They claim the estate, valued under 1500 dollars, has been in court over two years and should have been distributed to heirs.
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Patrick
Michael Ferrick
Myles Ferrick
District Court
John Ferns
Snowfall in Mountains Lighter During February
Helena March 19 The February snowfall bulletin reports a material decrease in snow depth in most mountain districts due to precipitation deficiency and mild temperatures. Ground in valleys and foothills was bare, high altitudes saw more melt and ice, and statewide moisture from autumn rains will offset runoff. Local basins may have reduced water flow.
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The
Standard
Helena
Young
Weather Bureau
Banks See Small Dip in State Resources
Helena reports a slight decline in bank resources under state examiner Kumpe. On Feb 20, 117 state banks and trust companies held total resources of 37,171,812.50 with 24.2 percent average reserve, down from 40,981,706.06 and 41 percent on Dec 5. Private banks likewise show lower totals and higher reserve rates.
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Standard
Helena
Charles EK. Kumpe
Elk shipments to Deer Lodge and Stevensville begin tomorrow
Two more carloads of elk will be shipped from Gar diner tomorrow, with eighty animals total. One carload goes to Deer Lodge and the other to Stevensville, following two carloads sent last week. Weather will dictate further shipments as conditions change.
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Helena
Gardiner
Nelson
Deer Lodge
Stevensville
Heinze Denies Liability in Bank Stock Suit
F August Heinze former copper baron and ex president of the Aetna Bank and Trust fights a receiver's claim for about 200000 more from his stock and directorship. He says he paid 100000 under misimpression of bank credit and control and denies further responsibility or involvement in missing minutes or notes. He notes his absence from the state since 1907.
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F. August Heinze
Aetna Bank and Trust Company
Robert Lyon
Heinze
Aetna
A. B. Clements
Mayor Horsky Declines Run for City Office
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena March 19 Mayor Horsky says he will not seek the republican nomination or be an active candidate for the office. His withdrawal opens a likely contest with aldermen B R Streets and John Wendel as leading contenders. Socialists name John Huseby while Democrats mention Aldermen McNerny S H Hepner and former Mayor R R Purcell as possible challengers.
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Standard
Helena
Horsky
F. J. Edwards
B. R. Streets
John Wendel
John Huseby
McNerny
S. H. Hepner
R. R. Purcell
Republicans Name Delegates At Noon Convention
The Butte Republican convention opens at noon in the Auditorium with Acting Chairman Charles S. Henderson in charge. Delegates and alternates from numerous wards are listed, detailing dense rosters of names including Eugene Carroll Gus Stromme M A Berger L A King John Corette Miles Cavanaugh and many others across multiple tickets.
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Butte
Charles S. Henderson
Eugene Carroll
Gus J. Stromme
M. A. Berger
S. H. Greenwood
A. H. Jones
J. C. Adams
Herbert Downing
Miles Cavanaugh
L. A. King
John E. Corette
Carl Engle
Malcolm Gillis
Arthur Berry
M. A. Hewitt
B. H. Dunshee
John Nance
Charles Caddy
Mose Dezell
R. J. Oates
Willam Bailey
As A Poore
Drennan
John Alexander
Gus Nickel
John Boyle
Dave Edwards
Charles KE. Beebe
J. C. Feebles
R. H. Hobbs
H. D. Kistler
P. C. Hanson
T. A. Grigg
Samuel Barker
R. C. Monahan
L. O. Evans
Joseph R. Silver
Charles Mattison
Joseph Vogler
M. L. Holland
Charles Henderson
Lou Eschle
C. W. Lane
F. J. Furman
George Hocking
W. E. Carroll
Joseph Griffin
Duncan M.gregor
Charles Wilson
Thomas F. Stephens
Charles Crase
Frank Knight
Joseph Richards
R. L. Clinton
F. A. Henderson
Paul Ozane
Mike Gregovich
Frank Donahoe
C. F. Jones
George Palmer
Alexander Anderson
John Hurzeler
W. D. Kyle
Richard Brimacombe
T. F. Donahoe
al Knipe
R. A. McArthur
W. H. Jackson
E. J. Cunningham
W. E. Burgess
W. E. Reynolds
D. G. Donahoe
W. D. Tracey
E. Carman
Sid Ellis
John G. Evans
al Paynter
Harry Help
Beulah Pease Returns to Sanity After Assault Case
Beulah Pease, the assaulted girl from Livingston, is declared sane today. She remains in the county jail for now with expected transfer to the state asylum if her condition worsens. Burns and Murphy, serving terms at Deer Lodge for the attack.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Beulah Pease
George Burns
J. F. Murphy
Deer Lodge
Socialist Primaries Nominate Aldermen in Livingston
Charles Hanson is nominated for Third ward and A F Meissner for First ward at socialist primaries in Livingston. No candidate was placed in Second ward. The party adopted resolutions condemning the city administration for allowing the attorney to begin proceedings against the Livingston Water Company.
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Livingston
Charles Hanson
A. F. Meissner
Livingston Water Company
Red Cross Sends $5000 to China for Famine Relief
Washington reports the American Red Cross wired five thousand dollars to aid famine victims in the new republic. The total relief funds dispatched since January 1 reach fifty six thousand dollars.
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Washington
American Red Cross Society
China
New Republic
School Bond Issue Accepted by District Board
The school board accepted a $50,000 bond issue with 5 percent interest after a Chicago bank, Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings, agreed to take the bonds. Teachers payroll totaled $23,820 and current bills were $2,026. Trustees discussed vandalism at the Five Mile district school, authorizing repair of the water pump and reporting the act to county officers.
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Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Five Mile House
Richards
Silver Bow Gets Largest Slice of School Money
Helena report shows a state disbursement record for March with $600,000 paid out in 20 days. Public schools received $345,000 at $3.50 per pupil, with Silver Bow County getting $45,118 the largest share.
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Helena
Esselstyn
Silver Bow County
Railroad Commission Orders Station Custodian at Carter Montana
Helena March 19 The railroad commission requires the Great Northern Railway to appoint a custodian at the Carter station in Chouteau county by May 1 and to open the station with an agent by Sept 1 Future hearings may occur after January 1 1918 if submitted figures show keeping an agent unwarranted.
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Standard
Helena
Railroad Commission
Great Northern Railway Company
Carter
Chouteau County
Indictments Return Against Mazdaznan Leader Hanish
Federal grand jury returns two indictments against Ottoman Zar Adush Hanish founder of the Mazdaznan Sun Worshipers. One charges shipping obscene literature between states by express. The second accuses improper use of the mails. Hanish free on $10,000 bond.
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Chicago
Zar Adush Hanish
Mazdaznan Sun Worshipers
Hanish
Express
Caretakers Not Wanted for U S Property in Militia
Secretary of War Stimson rejected the militia board’s proposal to employ caretakers for United States property held by organized militia. The Judge Advocate General Crowder noted that custody and control rest with state governments, though ownership remains with the United States. The secretary approved only the idea that militia officers be empowered in some capacity.
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Washington
Stimson
National Militia Board
United States
Crowder
District of Columbia
Public Property Bond Filing Directed to Adjutant General
A formal notice requires specific public property holders to file a bond with the adjutant general of their state. The order outlines the responsible parties, filing requirements, and compliance timeline.
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Adjutant General
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