Suffragette vaudeville and tango entanglement at Broadway
At the Broadway theater on Saturday night May 9 a large cast of 22 amateurs will perform in an entangled play. Miss O’Leary directs, with Mrs Willoughby the leading society villainess and Miss Kilgore the independent young woman. Nine high class vaudeville stunts, a graceful chorus, dancers Queeny McGovern and Joe Mitchell, and tango by Senor A J Mertia with Miss Esther Cohen plus Grace Stevens in the Huerta Whirl headline a lively program.
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Boadway
Miss O'Leary
Butte
Fem
Queeny McGovern
Joe Mitchell
Senor
A. J. Mertia
Esther Cohen
Senor Mertia
Tropics
Miss Cohen
Grace Stevens
Huerta
Duncan Faces Clash as Reds Rally Tonight
In Butte a red versus yellow socialist fight erupts over mayoral authority and city clerk post. The Reds vow action at tonight’s meeting with police judge and Harrack opposing Duncan while Maury shifts sides. Green’s appointment to clerk fuels debate amid a heated parliamentary move to oust Willis. Local leaders Curran and Booker prepare to lead the defense of Duncan’s position.
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Butte
Duncan
Clarence A. Smith
H. L. Maury
Booker
A.W. Harrack
W. A. Willis
Standing Foom
Maury
Alec “Mackel
Trust Party
Independence League
Joseph
Ted
Willis Hot
Contar
Charles Green
McGrew and Quinn
Sarles
Judge Trapp
Health Department
Ith
Reds
Willis
Green
Wileisin
Aie
Lincoln Fielding
Gree Pointment
Protecting Baltimore Bridge From Locomotive Gases
From the Engineering Record report, smoke and gases from five hundred locomotives daily passing beneath the eleven foot Calvert Street high bridge corroded the superstructure. A concrete casing will be applied with a cement gun to protect the members.
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Calvert Street
Baltimore
Suffragists Enter Montana Campaign Across Cities
Miss Minnie Aronson and Miss C B Marketson lead opposition to woman suffrage in Montana towns including Butte Helena and Great Falls. Bronson criticizes legal gaps and argues women seek equal status with men while noting working women’ protections. She plans further organizing in Montana and North Dakota after favorable receptions.
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Montana
Minnie Aronson
Opposed
Hutte
C. BE. Marketson
National Association
Butte
Bronson
Alo
Mise Bronson
Helena Great Falls
North Dakota
Leas
Federal
Woman Reports to Federal Labor Bureau on Shirt Waist Strike
A woman investigated and reported her findings to the federal Bureau of Labor in New York regarding the shirt waist makers strike. She has also engaged with the Department of Education and participated in anti suffrage efforts under Miss Macart.
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Federal Bureau of Labor
New York
Department of Educa
Miss Macart
Anks
Anti-Suffra
Hotel Arrivals with Wide Range of Guests in Helena
A long list of hotel arrivals includes residents and visitors from New York to Seattle, Denver to Missoula, with many travelers from Helena and surrounding towns. Names span corporations and individuals, noting journeys through Great Falls, Livingston, Spokane, Salt Lake, and beyond.
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W. G. Newhouse
M. Sanders
New York
W. R. Church
S.C. Ford
Helena
Golden
Col
List of names from an old directory fragment
The fragment lists Wells Weates and wife in St Paul T D iller in Butte H F Engburth in Seattle 1 W Sunderland in New York J J McDonald in Philipsburg S Blunier thaled in San Francisco D M Major in Denver C B Brownlee in Clintonville WV W Hopkins in Spokane P R Hutchinson in Helena.
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Wells Weates
St. Paul
T. Diller
Butte
H.F. Engburth
Seattle
W. Sunderland
New York
J. J. McDonald
Philipsburg
S. Blunierthaled
San Francisco
D. M. Major
Denver
United States and Austro-Hungary Extend Arbitration Treaty
Secretary Bryan and Dr Constantine T Dumba signed a five year extension of the limited arbitration treaty between the United States and Austro-Hungary. The convention requires unresolved disputes to be submitted to The Hague court if they do not affect vital interests independence or honor or third parties, for diplomatic settlement.
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Washington
Bryan
Constantine T. Dumba
United States
Austro-Hungary
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Hague
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Leland
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the Butte
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