Man Plays Piano Forty-Eight Hours In Window Show
Frank St. Clair surpassed his 36 hour record by playing the Wick piano at the Montana Piano Company in Butte for 48 hours straight starting Sunday noon. Crowds lined North Main Street to watch as meals were provided by The Butte Grit and spectators shifted through the window to keep him company while he endured the feat.
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Frank St. Clair
Butte
The
Montana Piano Company
North Main Street
Edless
St. Clair Ales
Buttes
Frank
Missouri
Frank Aps
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Frank Clair
Pia
Northern Pacific workers clash over 1 percent benefit levy
Northern Pacific employees protest a 1 percent monthly levy for the railroad’s Beneficial Association, arguing the old system should return. The switch to the new plan last year raised costs for conductors and engineers, while relief benefits and hospital access remain limited to line personnel. Some crafts advocate restoring broader sick, insured, and pension provisions amid talks with managers.
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Northern Pacific Rail
Northern Police Beneficial Association
Tocal
Dexte
Butteratt
Managers Association
Norte
Tia Pacine
Association For
Northern Pacific
Ahasoult
Eainerd
Minn
Pacffc
Rome
Directory figures highlight growth in Buckerville area
Figures compiled by the Potts directory indicate the population of Buckerville Centerville and Mead Jrhine near 10 000 as of January. The directory notes a growing economy with more buildings and business houses while the books await delivery in a few days.
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Potts Directory
Buckerville
Centerville
Mead Jrhiene
Chamber of Feurer
Crowtn Butte
New Wash Fabrics and Textiles Highlights
Fabrics listing shows crepe de chine in pink and white for nightgowns, plus new floral plisse and white plaids. Devonshire cloth tie and extra weight textiles appear with shaded options. Mercerized poplin offers small stripes and figures for waists and shirts, with gingham patterns in a fine assortment. Also mentions kimono crepe with dark floral finishes.
Rohan Acquitted In Gambling Case At Town Hall
William A. Rohan proprietor of the Town Hall was found not guilty after a trial lasting into the evening. The case involved alleged gambling in the basement room beneath the State Savings bank building. Jury verdict came after testimony from police, witnesses, and Rohan denying any gambling activity.
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William A. Rohan
Town Fool Hall
Placer Iee
Anton
George Halgation
Frank Walker
Binder
Rohan
Sec
Williams
Robot Missings Bank
Albright
Agree Gue
Know He's Had Enough Refuses Reconciliation
In a court session Judge Whitty heard the case of Mrs Hattie Frage whose husband claims her repeated separations. Two male companions Bamonton and Joe Robinson were named as witnesses as the wife faced the judge and expressed willingness to reconcile. The proceedings centered on her indicated desire to return to her husband.
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Patie
Hattie Frage
Ane Os Bamonton
Joe Robinson
New Officers Elected For Woman's Club In Surprise Meeting
At the West Park Street clubhouse a large gathering elected Mrs W Gunn as president and Mrs B Irish as first vice president. Other officers include Mrs Hane Poore as second vice president and Marcia Hawkes as recording secretary. The group praised unanimous selections and optimism for the year ahead. Reports will come later. Complaints filed with Justice Dore accuse Joseph Foster of neglecting his three children and Dennis Sullivan of using profane language in the presence of women and children.
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Woman's Club
West Park Street
W. Gunn
B. Irish
Hane Poore
Marcia
Hawkes
Taiter
James
John 8
Waltmittee
Misa the O'Leary
Hership
Mie
Ways and Means
HN. Kennedy
Arthur Merkle
Dore Veport
Hoxeph
Foster
Dennis Sullivan
Burglary at Hall Lumber Manager’s Home
W H Hall manager of Hall Lumber and Mrs Hall returned to their 1900 Lowell residence Tuesday evening to find intruders had entered a locked bedroom and ransacked it. Thieves secured $20 in cash and jewelry valued at $80. An open meeting in the Auditorium will form part of the Hospitality program.
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W. H. Hall
Hall Lumber Company
Visiting Coming to Butte for a noon meeting
A Northern group met yesterday at the Thornton hotel parlors to decide on a visiting schedule. The discussion covered travel plans and arrangements for representatives from the Con- Yreaional union branch in the area.
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Butte
Tocat
Con- Yreaional Union
Thornton
Code of Honor settles grudge fight amid street dispute
Keven Judge Whitty’s rulings fail yet appeal moves to court of honor over a duel near Quartz street. Two men Pat McGee and Jim Sloan fought after a quarrel over a vacant lot. McGee paid a fine and both men agree to drop charges, upholding a gentlemanly pact.
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Keven
Whitty
McGee
Sloan
Government Should Lead Way as an Employer
Secretly May Baker announced that new relations would be undertaken with Rock Island workmen. Miacnal pressed for a higher wage scale and argued government leadership as an employer to pay more than usual wages, and to tax industry by improving wages and conditions.
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Washington
May Baker
Rock Island
Public must pay for increase to employes
In Pittsburg a full page notice states the Pittsburg Street Railway plans a payroll rise to 990000 due to a strike settlement, funded by higher street car fares. The company warns earnings cannot cover the 200000 payroll increase and pledges to implement a 10 cent fare hike after midnight, with notice served to the Pittsburgh council.
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Pittsboro
Pittsburg
Bomb attack injures nothing but bishop with no injuries
A dynamite blast hit the bishop's palace shop in Rio Bamba Box, Ayacuil, Ecuador yesterday destroying furniture in the bishop's room. The bishop was unhurt.
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Ayaquil
Ecuador
Rio Bamba
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