Unique Fava Pavilion Opens With Dazzling Display
The grand opening of Unique Fava Pavilion in Butte features a spectacular “dance of the million butterflies.” Manager Forsythe imported a giant reflector from New York, creating a fairyland of rainbow lights, Japanese lanterns, and moving glass panels. An augmented orchestra and softer music aim to attract crowds, with nightly dances planned through June 1, including Friday Sunday and Tuesday events.
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Man- George
Colambin Gardens
Foraythe
New York
Wilton
Forsythe
Butte
Enat
Ft i8
Lungs Vapor BathPromotes Airflow via Dennis Remedy
An old column touts inhaling "Des" times daily to strengthen lungs and speed recovery from weakness. It promotes Deo or Dennis Fusalyptae Ornament as a century-old inhalant claimed to relieve colds and inflammation, promising money-back if no benefit. Produced by Dennis Mfg. Co. Berkeley Cal.
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Dennis Mfg
Berkeley
Cal
Promoters of the South and a Restaurant Incident
A chaotic account notes chatter among Gil promoters in the South and a restaurant scene where a patron remarks about luck, prompting the proprietor to eject him. The tale hints at schemes to lure money through talk and promises, with warnings of fame and manipulation while many promoters are described as deceptive.
Small Child Injured By Mysterious Fall
Roy Simperman two and a half years old suffered a deep chin cut after a fall on the cement sidewalk near 05 Kemper avenue. Neighbors heard his cries and a window observation raised questions about the fall. A physician set stitches, no bones or internal injuries reported, child resting easily.
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Roy Simperman
Aperman
Kemper Avenue
Knocken
Second
Roy
Lynchings to be topic in Shaffer A M E address
Rev R W Walker a New York negro evangelist arrived in Butte to preach a series of services. The opening address at Shaffer A M E chapel tonight will be on Dignified Service followed by Life After Death on Thursday night.
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Shaffer A. M. E
R.W. Walker
New York City
Butte
Walker
Karras Fined on Drug Charge in Federal Court
John Karras, who last week pleaded guilty in federal court to violating the Harrison Drug Act, was fined $50 yesterday morning.
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John Karras
Peeper Butte Briefs Recap Of Local Visits And Travel
Mr and Mrs cDowell left yesterday for the city to visit for a few weeks. P H McDonald of Philipsburg attends the Scottish Rite ceremonial in Butte. Mrs Leo Weisberg wife of a prominent New York theatrical man visits relatives in Butte. Miss CJ Pregan of San Francisco registers at the Thornton during a visit to Butte. Kemp Northern Pacific agent at the railroad hospital shows improvement. Eleanor McFadden of Butte, who taught in North Dakota, returns home to visit her parents T Mofadden for several months.
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cDowell
City
P. H. McDonald
Philipsburg
Butte
Leo Weisberg
New York City
C.J. Pregan
San Francisco
Thornton
Kemp
Northern Pacific
Railroad
Railroad’ Hospital, Mr. Kemp
Eleanor McFadden
Butt
North Dakota
Mrs. T. Mofadden
Alledged Insult Sparks Fatal Shooting Near Oklahoma Campus
Beckham Cobb 28 a federal student at Oklahoma A A M was shot dead by Bar Gordon 25 another federal student while escorting him home to demand an apology for an alleged insult to Gordon's wife. Gordon is jailed pending county investigation. Cobb survived overseas service in World War II aboard the Otranto. Cobb's wife and home address are cited in the report.
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Stillwater
Okla
Beckham Cobb
Oklahoma
A. A
M. ‘College
Bar
Gordon
Cobb
Otranto
France
Acquittal for Wintosh and McDonald in interstate crime case
In federal court yesterday F A Igelntosh and Rose McDonald were acquitted on the first count accusing them of violating interstate commerce laws by transporting an old auto across state lines. The second count was dismissed by Judge Bourquin after a defense motion for an acquittal verdict. The trial opened amid juror delays due to the Burke case and venue adjustments. The docket also shows William Taylor facing a murder trial set for May 1 and Gene Jackson’s liquor offense case moved to May 10.
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F. A. Igelntosh
Rose McDonald
Olen
Bourquin
Burke
Ayior
Gene Jackson
Inch
Prisoner Appeals to Halt Friday Executions
The article reports a prisoner named Monte Harris opposing any statement that he is nervous or sleeps, and requests the word be set to reflect his intention to sing or eat during the days leading to the planned execution. The piece centers on the ongoing process of selecting the execution site and the legal actions surrounding the upcoming Friday hanging.
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CPSR
Masked Robbers Hold Up Garter Grocery Store
A garter grocery store was robbed by masked men who restrained the proprietor and demanded cash. The incident occurred as the owner, held at gunpoint, complied with their commands and cooperated with investigators. Authorities continue to search for the suspects.
Polly With A Past Bright With Charm At Liberty
Ina Claire appears at the Liberty theater today in Belasco's Polly With a Past. From the title to curtain, the audience enjoyed Miss Claire's piquant personality and followed the bewitching heroine through highly delightful adventures.
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Ina Claire
Liberty Theater Today
David Belasco
Polly
George Midaleton
Guy Bolton
Miss Claire
Record of Board to Read in Court in Helena Montana
In Helena on May 9, testimony in the Swarthout case explored years 1912 to 1917 and a 1908 milk and butter contract to Conley and McTague. The board’s records show little beyond routine matters and no entries on sales ofConley firm goods or convict labor contracts for other than stated purposes.
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Helena
Mont
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Frank Conley
Stat
W. M. Swarthout
Consolidated Boards
Conley & McTague
Wellington D Rankin
Choate
Montana
A. J. Horsky
Col. Nolan
Swarthout Aio Reaa
Minute Book
Conley
McTague
Milk Swill Used to Feed Hogs at State Prison
Testimony described milk delivered to the prison and used as swill for hogs owned by Conley and McTague. Witnesses said large quantities of milk were poured into swill during May to July, with some milk sour and unsuitable for prisoners. Ex-convicts testified about car findings in a Conley employee’s garage as part of ongoing proceedings.
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Warner Ried
Owen Twohey
Conley & McTague
Anna
Riahonna
Will
Kiwaye
Wwe
Choate
Tweney
Hev
Milk J. Manney
M. W. Potter
J. F. O'Connor
Conley
Chinese Change Plea To Guilty In Drug Case
Louis Quong changed his plea from not guilty to guilty and was fined $100 plus court costs by Judge Bourquin on a drug charge. Catherine Reilly, days earlier, was granted citizenship following her petition.
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Louis Quong
Bourquin
Catherine Reilly
Mrs Miracle Elected to Seattle City Council
Mrs. Miracle wins a seat on the Seattle City Council in an election, securing the second highest vote. The article notes her family ties in Butte and references T. F. O'Donahoe, a bailiff in Judge Lynch's department, who has shown marked improvement after a serious illness.
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Seattle
Miracle
Tohn O'Donnell
John
Butte
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Fortutes Moe
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Purblo
Cheyenne
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