Heated Butte Woman's Club Election Endures Frauds Rumors
In Butte the Woman's club elects officers amid charges of ballot stuffing and strong factional fights between pro Clark and anti Clark sides. The results name A. H. Wethey as president and a slate of officers including T. W. Buzzo and Green Majors, with a motion to bar press from details.
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Butte
Woman's Club
A. H. Wethey
T. W. Buzzo
Green Majors
Jean I. Whitcher
C. L. Turnley
Charles Schatzlein
Heidrick
Buckles
Hamilton
Holbrook
Reuger
Tam
Wethey
Christie
Whitcher
Tf. H. Renich
Eart
Court Rules on Mortgage Receiver Amid Ranch Damages
Judge Knowles denied immediate appointment of a receiver in Western Loan association v McDonald noting minor damages from missing window and door casing do not justify taking possession. Defendants must repair by May first or lender may renew. Also reports Butte Miners union meeting where McCormick endorsement sparked dispute over political use of the union.
Structural Steel Prices Up Two to Four Dollars a Ton
The Mail and Express reports a $2 per ton advance on beams and channels and a $4 per ton rise on angles. The increases take effect immediately as building material demand has broadened in recent weeks.
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New York
the Mail and Express
Trade Authority
Miners' union vote sparks calls for special meeting
After a 44 to 36 vote over McCormick, conservative members urge a special union meeting next Sunday to reconsider the action. They claim the 5,000 member body was misled and demand full notice for all miners before any political move. supporters say Davey could become a strong mayor for Butte.
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Butte Miners’ Union
Heinze
Clark
Mike McCormick
McCormick
Heinze Employes
Miners’ Union
Davey
Butte
Lawless Theater Operator Fined in Billings
Frank Savaresy was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Police Judge Mann for running a variety theater contrary to city ordinance. The case was proved with no defense offered, despite Mayor John T. Smith of Livingston attempting to have the case dismissed on a technicality. The establishment operates with wine room workers and has defied state and city laws.
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Billings
Frank Savaresy
Mann
John T. Smith
Livingston
Savargsy
Governor Signs Anti-Gambling Bill in Arkansas
Governor Davis signed the anti gambling bill and it took effect immediately. Little Rock police chief ordered the immediate closing of all gambling houses in the city.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Davis
Race meet results from San Francisco and Little Rock
In San Francisco on March 27 six races produced winners Decoy Contestant Macorito Red Ward Moonbright Star Chamber with varying times. In Little Rock on March 27 five and a half to one mile races saw Aberdale Warner Cogswell J H Sloan Harry Duke Annie Lauretta with times from 1 10 to 1 46.
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San Francisco
Decoy
Foul Play
Parmenion
Brunswick
Redan
Macorito
Prejudice
Gold
Red Ward
William Ack
Dr. Cave
Moonbright
Illouon
Nellie Forest
Star Chamber
Vesuvian
Rosormonde
Little Rock
Ark
Aberdale
Charles Daniels
Freche d'Or
setting—Warner
Yetta P
Cogswell
Elsie D
Morris Volmer
J. H. Sloan
Lady Strathmore
Tuskarosa
Harry Duke
Rosy Morn
Maggie W
Annie Lauretta
Windward
C. H. Jones
Fire lieutenant killed by police officer's daughter in Houston
John Walsh a lieutenant in the Houston fire department was killed by Mattie Graham, daughter of a policeman, who had recently prosecuted him. She shot him in the back as he left a car for the central fire station and was arrested.
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Houston
Tex
John Walsh
Mattie Graham
First nonofficials ride Colorado Springs Cripple Creek line
Superintendent Ridgeway Traffic Manager Henry and Chief Clerk McWaters led a party of 100 newspaper railroad and business men on the company's line from Colorado Springs to Cripple Creek. The 41 mile route marked the first trip with nonofficials beyond invited guests.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ridgeway
Henry
McWaters
Cripple Creek
King Bleddyn Returns to Fayal After Storm Damage
The British steamer King Bleddyn arrived at Fayal in the Azores from New York, decks swept and hull damaged. Captain Liddle and two crewmen are dead after the voyage started March 10 en route to Hull.
New York Stock Exchange Suspends Business April 5
The board of governors decided to suspend NYSE trading on Friday April 5 and the following Saturday. The move affects regular sessions and related operations across the exchange.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Japanese Speech Adopts Roman Letters For English Words
The piece notes Japanese difficulties with English sounds like the letter L and the th sound, leading to adaptations such as reiru for railroad and tunneru for tunnel. It reports that Roman letters are increasingly used in Japanese publications and that a New York Japanese newspaper will be printed in Roman characters.
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New York
Counting the Stars Across the Sky
The article discusses star counts from magnitude observations, noting about 43 million visible stars with roughly 10,000 photographed. It mentions ultra powerful telescopes revealing up to magnitude 15, with an estimated 100 million suspected stars, though uncertain. It states the Milky Way contains about 10,000 stars and describes the sky as dusted with glittering points like gold dust.
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Milky Way
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