Butte Girl Bomb Victim Recalled Homecoming in New York Harbor
Miss Job, a 77-year-old Butte girl famed as an American iris, recounts escape from a German submarine in mid ocean and arrival in New York harbor with searchlights, Whistles, and two U S cruisers. She recalls studying music in Europe then returning with German threat and Boer War memories.
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New York Harbor
Job
Iris
Europe
West Broadway
Butte
Alphonse Chappuis
Royal Academy of Music
London
Ine
Signor Bozzelli
Milan
Dublin Conservatory of Music
Miss Job
North
Montana Street
Mars
South Africa
Johannesburg
Btown
Paumie Block Wife Takes Poison As Husband Sleeps
Mrs. George Cohoon a Paumie block tenant killed herself with carbolic acid at nine last night while her husband slept. She woke him to say she felt ill. despite ante mortems by the landlady and coroner Lane, no motive could be found.
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George Cohoon
Paumie Block
Cohoon
Lane
Stokke Out With Blood Poison After Injury
Spokane May 19 The Sutte team will play tomorrow without first baseman Stokke who is confined to bed with blood poisoning after an injury to his barley horse leg. Doctors attend him as his condition worsened from a ball strike and infection.
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Spokane
Stokke
South Side Club Enters City League
The South Side club enters the Butte city league with Austin as manager and Gilboy as captain. Players signed include I. O Brien Jimmy Clark Dav ity Foy Marrington Kerr Tremblay Tretheway Ben ler Sunborg and Devine. The first game will be held Monday evening.
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Butte
Austin
F. O'Bosle
Treast Gilboy
Aret I. O Brien
Jimmy Clark
Dav ‘Ity Foy
Marrington
Kerr Tremblay
Tretheway
Benler
Sunborg
Devine
Old Street
Amendment targets women in saloons sparks council debate
An proposed city wine room amendment would deem every woman entering a saloon or liquor venue guilty of a violation, prompting concern over potential prohibition of women in cabarets and restaurants. The measure was referred to the Judiciary committee as other council actions included bond refinancing, a 30 year Montana Power Co. franchise, and street track relocations.
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Hagemai
Tiquore
City Legal Department
Pers
East Park Street
Venis
Judiciary
Ieve
Isis
Olds ‘Ain
Montana Power Company
Montana Public Service Commission
Lane
Fletcher
Swanson
Mccarthy
T. A. Grigg
Harrison
Judiciary Committee
Russell
Decarre Company
Mexico May Seek Partial Withdrawal of U S Troops
Reports, unconfirmed, say Mexican authorities may ask for part of the American contingent to withdraw while remaining forces assist the freto and pursue Vilista bands. A meeting with General Obregon is expected to guide the plan, with tomorrow possibly the last conference.
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Freto
Vilistas
Mexico
United States
Proposals Await Written Return From General Scott
The ongoing wire conversation resumed this morning and continues through the day. Officials anticipate the exchange will yield written proposals requested by General Scott. The progress signals a formal outline of terms or conditions to be presented for review and action.
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Morse
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
Scott
Bandits Cross To American Side Near Eagle Pass
Marathon Texas May 10 Approximately 40 bandits crossed to the American side of the river near Eagle Pass rode along the bank for miles then moved back into Mexico without damage A detachment of the Nineteenth Infantry was sent Major Langhorne and his command reportedly reached Boquillas over the river and rested briefly before continuing Colonel Sibley left for Boquillas to command the expedition Mexican consul Vasquez confirmed the raiders were Villistas Three men were captured and turned over to the U S Army Officials mourn Villa believed dead and the prisoners said they belonged to a crew including Camilo Re Lorenzo Coy Frank Rowan J W Walker local mining company employee and an automobile man With a garrison of eight men Captain Chambers ordered Mexican freighters to forward forage to Sibley near Boquillas
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Marathon
Texas
Eagle Pass
Nineteenth Infantry
Langhorne
Mexico
Boquilic
Sibley
Boquillas
YY. M. Vasquez
del’ Rio
Vasquez
United States Army
Villa
Camito Re Lorenzo Coy
Frank Rowan
International Mining Company
J. W. Walker
Chambers
Abyssal ocean depths and early antimony output noted
The article notes only 17 of 2 759 deep sea explorations exceed 1 000 fathoms and just three go beyond 5 000 fathoms. It records US antimony production in 1815 near 5 006 tons valued at about 325 000 dollars, with domestic output peaking at 150 tons metal and 380 tons ore in 1802. It mentions Johns Hopkins hosting a coal tar research lab in cooperation with Philadelphia and Baltimore. Banana blossoms are purple.
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Mt. Everest
Himalayas
United States
Johns Hop~ Kins University
Eas Companies
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Andrew Wins as 12 Pound Te Match Ends Fast
Duncan Andrew defeated Frankie Dixon in the Empire theater match for $100. Andrew, who gave away 12 pounds, won in 18 minutes with a quick first fall followed by a second when Dixon was held until his shoulders touched.
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Andrew
Duncan Andrew
Frankie Dixon
Winnipeg
Empire Theater
Dixon
Ocean depths record deepest seas near Mindanao compared
The Scientific Monthly describes extreme ocean abysses with the Tuscarora deep near Japan at 27 600 feet, the Al Gridh near Tonga at 30 030 feet, and the Swire deep by Mindanao at 32 089 feet, noting these depths as the greatest yet measured.
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The
Scientific Monthly
Tuscarora
Japan
Asia
Tongan
Kermandee Islands
Mindanao
Philippines
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East Park
Boulder
Great Northern Railroad
Sam Reiner
Montana Junk Co
ABC
Wyoming
Idaho Cafe
Utah Avenue
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Montana Mattress & Furniture Co
Obregon
Obregon Sal
Nile
Ting
Knox
Stetson
Komceeys Men’s
United States Building and Loan Association
Office of
United States Building and Loan Ass
Hamilton St
Mont
Phil T. Dunn
Marcus ‘M. Murray
A. J. Haggerty
Harry 0. M
Harrington
George Bucsko
T. Tomich
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