GAMES STILL RANKING BEHIND CLOSED DOORS IN BUTTE
The Civic League reports gambling persists behind closed doors in Butte as big houses prepare covert operations. Swede Sam and Combination proprietors run quiet games. slot machines remain in use. Officials urged stronger enforcement, with plans to publish locations and operators and press for legislative action. Publicity is seen as key to eradicating the evil.
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William Scallon
Cini League
Galen
Butte
E. B. Howell
J. J. Quinn
League
Mr. Howell
Seallon
Executive Committee
Rotte
Mr. Seallon
Sam
Elks Elect New Officers Led by J Bruce Kremer Exalted Ruler
Butte lodge of Elks elected officers for the year starting April 1. J Bruce Kremer was chosen exalted ruler and J H O Gorman became esteemed leading knight. Other officers include James A Bryan as loyal knight and Alexander Mackel as securing knight. Installation set for next Thursday with Past District Deputy H A Gallwey officiating. The lodge plans a Denver club train run to the grand lodge meeting and a monthly lecture series beginning with Mr Roote’s initiative.
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Butte Lodge of Elks
J. Bruce Kremer
Philly Gillis
J. Ho O'Gorman
J. H. O'Gorman
James A. Bryan
Alexander Mackel
W. G. McIntyre
P. G. Lynehuiler
Walter S. Carns
Charles Swartz
Grand Lodge
P. C. Gillis
H. A. Gallwey
B. F E. Calkins
Charles Schatzlein
W. Genaberger
C. J. Kelly
George Sutton
Denver
Montana
Grand Lodge Eeting
Boston & Montana
Butte
Butte Lodge
Jease
Toote
Roote
Mr. Kremer
Justice Craig Ties Knot at Court Wedding in Butte
Justice Craig of South Butte officiated yesterday afternoon as Clarence Hansen wed Marian Mabel Deley. The couple, cheered by friends, will reside in Butte after the ceremony with the magistrate’s words of advice noted for their charm.
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Justice Craig
South Butte
Clarence Hansen
Marian Mabel Deley
Knights of Pythias Pay Final Honors To Josey T Axford
A large gathering of Knights of Pythias honored Josey T Axford at the Hoffman home 531 Diamond Street with services conducted by Rev James of Mt Bethel M E church and the Calanthe lodge chancellor commander. A guard of honor escorted the body to the train for shipment to Lake Linden Michigan.
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Knights of Pythias
Henry Hoffman
Diamond Street
Josey T
Axford
Lake Linden
Mich
Hoffman
James
Mt. Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church
Calanthe Lodge
K. of
Centerville
New Dancing Academy Open at Renshaw Hall in Butte
Duffy and Leary lease the old Renshaw hall and convert it into Duffy's Academy of Dancing. They renovate the hall, hire Mr Vinton from New York to teach stage and fancy dancing, and invite the public to inspect improvements. Grand opening set for Thursday April 5, with no Sunday dancing and strict admission for respectable attendees.
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Duffy and Leary
Renshaw Hall
Duffy & Leary
Duffy's Academy of Dancing
Duffy
Vinton
New York
Leary
Butte
Shea v United Moderns case delayed to April 10
The trial of Kate Shea against the United Moderns, once set for Judge Mc Clernan's court, was continued to April 10. Meanwhile, Presbyterian ministers plan to hold the next presbytery meeting in Melrose mid April with attendees from southern Montana expected.
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Kate Shea
United Moderns
Denver Evangelist Draws Large Crowd at First Baptist
An evangelist from Denver, Rev Gravette, preached from John 1 1 at First Baptist to a large attentive audience. He urged reverence for the Bible and its light guiding believers, noting its translation into 400 languages and its role in revivals seen as God given. The revival services will continue this evening.
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First Baptist Church
Mr. Gravette
Denver
Newberry
Gibbon
Christ
God
Pat Crowe Lecture in Butte Disappoints Audience
Pat Crowe spoke in a Butte Broadway venue about reform and his life change but drew a cool reception. He dressed in a black sack suit and used a manuscript, focusing on his early Christian training rather than daring exploits, leaving listeners unimpressed.
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Pat Crowe
Butte
Broadway
First Elections Held in Russia for Imperial Council
St Petersburg March 29 twelve members of the council of the empire were chosen by a congress of trade and industry associations across European Russia. There was no speechmaking. The elected are prominent conservatives led by former Commerce Minister Timiriazeff who presided and is expected to lead liberals in the upper chamber.
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St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
TF European Russia
Timiriazeff
Hearst Case Reargument Before Interstate Commerce Commission
Reargument of William Randolph Hearst of New York against anthracite coal carrying railroads began in Washington. Hearst alleges that rates to move coal from mines to tidewater are too high, a matter long discussed by the commission.
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Washington
William Randolph Hearst
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hearst
Tidewater
New York life and mutual insurers directors term delays approved
Albany March 29 The assembly passed an insurance bill postponing until November 15 the annual elections of directors and trustees for New York Life Mutual Life Mutual Reserve of New York and Security Mutual of Binghamton ending current incumbents terms. The bill also passed the senate and goes to the governor.
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Albany
Assembly
New York Life, Mutual Life and Mutual Reserve of
New York
The
Security Mutual of Binghamton
Senate
Oldest Civil War Vet Welch Reaches 106 in New Hampshire
William Welch, claimed oldest surviving Union Army veteran of the Civil War and oldest Mason in America, celebrated his 106th birthday in Leinster New Hampshire. Born March 29 1800 in St Andrew's Nova Scotia he has spent most of his life in the town.
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Leinster
N.hl
William Welch
America
St. Andrew's
N. A
Early vote on railroad rate bill unlikely says senators
In Washington on March 29, senators told the president that an early vote on the railroad rate bill is not among the probabilities. The statement signals no imminent action on the measure.
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Washington
Freeman Con Ate seat Col. Found Dead in Porty Street
Chicago March 29 Col Freeman Con ate seat an army officer living in Valparaiso Indiana was found dead on Porty street early today. Authorities say heart disease likely caused the death.
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Chicago
Freeman
Wnd
Valparaiso
Ind
Porty-third Street
Both Sides Claim Victory In Arkansas Democratic Primary
Incomplete county returns show a two thousand vote lead for Senator James H. Berry over Governor Jefferson Davis for the U S Senate seat. Rain delayed tallying. final figures likely narrow. State ticket nominations include Little, Ludwig, Pindall, Moore, and Yates with several congressional races listed.
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Little Rock
Ark
James H. Berry
Jefferson Davis
United States
John 8. Little
O. D. Ludwig
O. X. Pindall
A. K. Moore
J. ©. Yates
R. B. Macon
Brundige, Jr
J. C. Floyd
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus Hanni dies at home
The two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hanni died yesterday morning at the family home 499 East Broadway from infantile troubles. The body was shipped to Red Todge for interment last night, with the parents accompanying it.
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Yno
Gus Hanni
East Broadway
Red Todge
Judge Sets September Trial For Packings After Immunity Denials
In Chicago on March 29 Judge Humphrey scheduled the packing corporations trial for the second Monday in September after denying immunity pleas. District Attorney Morrison and Mr. Miller had both moved for a new trial of the immunity issues, but the requests were denied.
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Chicago
Humphrey
Morrison
Miller
Hawaii public improvements fund authorized for five years
Washington March 29 a house committee on territories approved a favorable report on a bill setting aside for five years seven percent of the customs and internal revenue of the Hawaiian islands for public improvements.
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Washington
House Committee On Territories
Iawaiian Islands
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