Wonder Piano Endurance Feat Beats Record at Butte Montana Piano
Frank St. Clair played the Wick Piano for 48 hours in the Montana Piano storefront at 210 North Main Street Butte surpassing his prior 36 hour record. Crowds gathered day and night two thirds of shoppers watched as he consumed meals provided in store. He began Sunday noon and finished after 48 hours with only thirteen minutes off the keys in total.
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Montana Piano Company
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Frank St Clair
Butte Orchestra Promises Popular Program At Empress Theater
The Butte concert orchestra announces a Sunday morning 11 oclock program at the Empress theater. The ensemble has strengthened its bass section and strings rehearsals have bettered cohesion. Due to low attendance, further concerts this season hinge on public support. tickets are 50 cents lower floor and 25 cents balcony, available from the orchestra or box office Sunday morning.
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Mise
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Ate
Alphone
Chappius
Mme. MacPherson
Herbert
The Stepping Stone at Local Playhouses Review
A sharp drama about a marriage strained by ambition and money, showing how success without love defeats stability. The plot follows a driven husband and a discerning wife as they navigate temptations and the couple’s early life trials, with dramatic scenes and powerful performances by Frank Keenan and Mary Boland.
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America
Frank Keenan
Mary Boland
From Drug Clerk to Star of the Screen
Ansonia theater presents the drama A Modern Thelma with Harry Smith Hutchard top-billed. The actor rose from a druggist clerk, drawing attention in Mere ly Mary and other Fox pictures, while Hilliard, Cincinnati born, embodies a clean cut masculine lead from a German American family with Napoleonic War veteran father.
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Harry Hilliard
Ansonia Theater
Thelma
William Fo Pictures
Harry Smith Hutchard
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William
Fox
Dture
Mary” Ann
Ternet
Zanswhil
Vivian Martin
William Fox
Hilliard
Blucher
Baltimore
Recommendation for Organic Union Moves Methodist Conference
Delegates to the general conference respond with enthusiasm to a board of bishops recommendation for an organic union with the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The episcopal address by Bishop John W. Hamilton of Boston delivered the formal backing. A second ballot for secretary shows Rev. Edwin Locke 386 votes, Rev. B S Johnston 200, Rev. EM Mills 156, Rev. B M Snyder 35.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
General Conference
Board of Mahops
John W. Hamilton
Boston
Joseph D. Hingeley
Chitago
Edwin Locke
Kansas
Edmonson Returns to Historic Montana Scenes
Henry Edmonson, former outlaw leader, returns to Montana after years away, revisiting Virginia City and Last Chance Gulch. He speaks of seeking forgiveness, recalls past arrests, and asserts he has paid his debt, aiming to witness the landscapes of his former criminal years. Edmonson, once famed for horse and cattle theft, was pardoned by Governor Towle and now travels with caution about his notoriety.
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Montana
Henry Edmonson
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Intermountain
Ead
Con Murphy
Ssi
Helens
Chai Zuleh
J. K. Toole
Galelatin County
Charley” Ancony
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Mexico
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Edmond
Central
Alden
Nings
Last Chance
Fort Benton
Manson
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Pantages bill to close as Broadway vaudeville ends
The current Pantages vaudeville bill closes tonight with two performances before a new lineup opens tomorrow featuring Vernon Castle in The World of Life along with dance numbers by Sybil Brown and a class of 30 children. Arizona Joe and his cowboys headline the new six reel film alongside other acts in the Broadway program.
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Mystery Story
Loeb rule challenged as Chicago board loses injunction
The Chicago board of education led by Loeb faced a setback as the appellate court upheld a trial court ruling, restraining enforcement of the Loeb rule banning teachers from joining the federation. The board vowed to pursue the case to the supreme court. In other cases, Dr Arthur Waite was held in connection with his father in law John E Peck murder. the Grand Rapids drug maker awaits trial to May 22.
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Arthur Waite
John E. Peck
Grand Rapids
Mich
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