Mayor Lane Returns to City Hall in First Postillness Appearance
Mayor Lane, after a period of illness and significant weight loss, made his first public appearance at City Hall yesterday. He spent roughly two hours in his office reviewing department reports while promising careful, unhurried appointments and a full departmental briefing before resuming major administrative duties. The annual street committee inspection will be postponed until his presence can be secured, and several council items from last Saturday’s meeting await action tonight.
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Lane
Allerman O'Connell
Committee On
Butte Current Notes Mention Local Visitors and Events
Butte notes record numerous visitors and residents in the city from Helena Anaconda Great Falls and Missoula. Entries mention arrivals at hotels and private homes including Mr and Mrs W D Caldwell and W B Raleigh of Wiena and C Z Strong in Butte. Births weddings and social events are noted along with upcoming meetings and a May 18 dance to benefit the Meaderville baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton
Walker's
Tonkins H
Stockdale
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Wyks
Dillon Tuesda
Otis Mudd
Fishtrap
Toneph Ham
Centerville
Seattle
Constant
Helena
C. Brome
Great Falls
Rathbone
George Gordon
T. H. Hastings
Taat
W. Hughes
Ausoula
LF. Hill
Billings
Butte
George F. Ingram
Helens
Paul C. Phillips
Ion City
A. Ornstein
Peard
MacLeod Wi
Legmat
St. Granttch
Twin Bridges
Acoma
Parks
Thompson Falls
W. D. Caldwell
Sugar City
T. A. Fitzgerald
Missoula
W. B. Raleigh
Wiena
Sanford
Kalispell
South Butte
George Townsend
Bennett Hotel
Grant
W. Whitney
Washington
M.A. Lewington
Eunice
Los Angeles
Frank Riley
Spokane
A. D. Callahan
Basin
George Asht Ashton Jr
Magraw
Hawkins
Hfe
M.A. Switz
Jeffers
Switz
Laura
Kate Shea
North Main Street
Girls’ Club
SS Andrew's ‘Episcopal Church
Mixx
Annie Huddleston
Mae McCarthy
Roy Alley
Libby
W. EB
Happy) Clark
Lemgat
William Keating
Missouri
Helen Kirby
Louise MacAntee
Business
T. 3. Bennetts
Main Street
Portland
Hig
George
Thornton
Meadervilleyoung Men's Club
McMichaels on Trial for On Duty Drinking in Butte
Patrolman McMichaels faced misconduct charges in Butte after he admitted taking whiskey and beer on duty at times. The police commission planned formal findings while noting enforcement laxity and defending a square deal approach. Witnesses testified McMichaels visited saloons and failed to ring the patrol box on multiple occasions.
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Police Commission
McMichaels
Dretbelbis
Riley and
Ellingwood
Lane
Mule Disremindes
Jarman Dreibelbis
Butte
Connell O'Connell
Val Fehtakey
McGovern
Moory
Park
MeMichaela
Orconnell
Dwyer
Meatichaels
Lovelock
McMich
Trish World
Social Ist
W. Ellingwood
Commission
Tom Wilson
Memichaels
Powell
O'Donnell
Butte Briefs Report Movements And Court Note Coal Theft
Mrs Dennis Hellen leaves today for Park City Utah. Mrs William Squires returns home after operation at Murray hospital. Mrs C L Jayle of Manhattan was a Sisiier in Butte before continuing to the exposition cities. Rev A L Thoroughman Methodist Church South district superintendent visits from Spokane. Unity Methodist Meierville Ladies Aid to hold Thursday session in Shareh parlors. James Inich pleads not guilty to stealing coal valued at 1, arraigned in Justice Carlisle's court. Charges by Jrute Anaconda Pacific railway special officer.
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Dennis Hellen
Park City
Utah
William Squires
Wyoming Street
Murray Hospital
C. L. Jayle
Manhattan
A. L. Thoroughman
Methodist Church South
Spokane
Ladies’ Aid Society
Unity Methodist Episcopal Church of
Meaderville
James Inich
British Foreign Secretary Denies Britain Japan Spheres Deal
London May 11 Edward Grey the foreign secretary was asked by Alfred W. Yeo if there is any understanding between Great Britain and Japan over spheres of influence in China including minerals and railroads. Grey answered briefly The answer is in the negative.
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London
Edward Grey
Alfred W. Yeo
Tower Hamlets
Great Britain
Japan
China
Farewell Banquet for Mines Students Ends Year Strong
Miners at the school of mining held an annual farewell banquet at the Finlen hotel dining room with Bob Watson as toastmaster. Seniors and juniors plan a May 25 trip to Helena Lewistown and Great Falls before diplomas in Bozeman and Mis rosta. Attendees listed include Hunt Hunt Driscoll Curran Chung Hogan Bannon Hill Magon Wilkinson Leford Thrasher Hina Watson Goodell Sheedy Reber Steele Strang Lind Petrits Teoting Lae Parker and others. The piece also notes funerals for Bertram T Stewart and Hanna Kelkkala and a jury decision exonerating James Negro. New York factory workers outnumber St Louis residents.
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School of
Miner
Big Butte
Pele Yate
Finlen Hotel
Bob Watson
Hond
Butte
Helena
Lewistown
Great Falls
Bozeman
Misrosta
Finien
Hunt
E. F. Hunt
Aline
Frank
James Negro
Whitford Gillies In Critical Condition After Head Injury
Whitford Clark Gillies of Walttending the Taft school town lies in Watertown Connecticut in critical condition after a baseball accident on May Day campus left him with a brain bleed. Doctors performed surgery to remove a blood clot and he has shown some signs of recognition as family rushes from Chihuahua to be by his bedside.
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Whitford Clark Gillies
Donald B. Gillies
Watertown
Conn
Chihuahua
Mexico
Whitford
Wal
Taft
Cone
Rearly
Butte
Hind
J. Te
Lynnie
Whitford Boy Serious After Accident With News From Philadelphia
In North Excelsior Avenue Mrs. Boyes learns of her grandson Whitford’s condition after an accident. Donald Gillen is in Chicago with Mr. Gillie and expected to reach Water Sown soon. Horace D Taft leads the shop and wires report ongoing efforts. Whitford, a sturdy boy, has long enjoyed good health and his family remains hopeful.
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North
Excelsior Avenue
Hoopes
Voy
Whitfor
Pennsylvania
Horace D. Taft
Taft
Seriou Honelens Whitford
Hutte
Bays
Chihuahua
Tommies Whistle Not Meant as a Hiss in Paris
Paris crowd at a film show greeted two British soldiers with whistles seen as support not scorn. The uproar arose when enthusiastic cheers turned into a sharp whistle, misread as dissent. Officials clarified the sound symbolized approval and did not indicate hostility.
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Paris
New York Sun
Ypris
Multiple Names Listed Across Cities in Anonymous Directory
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with city affiliations including Tacoma Spokane Great Faller Denver Seattle Missoula Chicago and others. It reads like an address or social directory with names such as George W Sherwood H W netsh P J White Mr and Mrs MP Reynolds Tony Santa Anaconda W Dunn Wayman Ellis E W Harris and many more. The fragment provides no narrative, dates, or events beyond the cluster of person names tied to places.
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George W. Sherwood
Tacoma
H.W. Netsh
Spokane
P. J. White
Great
W. Shyke
Pittsburg
Pas
Jepheler
San Francisco
MP. Reynolds
Cleveland
Tony Santas
Anaconda
William. Dunn
Hanpack
Wayman Ellis
Helena
E.W. Harris
HE. Cline
A.ton
Logan
Thomas A. Mahoney
L. Mettler
New York City
Mra
C.K. Avery
Chi J. Kriege
Sioux City
Iowa
W. J Swindlehtirat
W. Kruger
Denver
W. Rosenstein
Dillon
J. A. Nolan
Chicago
J. J. Peard
McLeoud
W. McLaughlin
Elty
J.C. Browne
Great Faller
World War I Era School Notes on Language Barriers
Fragmentary OCR text describes schooling policies and language barriers during wartime. It mentions French and Belgian tutors, Russian boys at Seim, and students unable to attend due to language shortages. The passage hints at wartime education rearrangements and cross national instruction challenges.
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Seim
George P. Casey Dying Prominent in Butte
George P. Casey a leading Butte merchant and investor for 32 years, contracted a general breakdown and died after a severe relapse early this morning at Murray hospital. Born in Eastern Canada, he moved to Butte 18 years ago, partnering in Casey Brophy Grocers before expanding into mining real estate and laundries. He became a major shareholder in the Butte Power Pipe Co and owned real estate holdings including the Casey block on Granite Street. Casey was a central figure in local social life and public events, remembered for aggressive business ventures and community prominence.
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George P. Casey
Butte
Murray Hospital
Mr. Casey
Murray'hospital
George H. Casey
Beecher
Canada
Casey, & Brophy
Broadway
Mining Street
Casey
John G. Hammer
O. D
Seattle
Granite Street
Philippine
What Thin Folks Should Do to Gain Weight
A compact health column urges underweight men and women to follow simple, inexpensive methods endorsed by physicians. It promotes a one month plan to improve digestion and metabolic function with practical steps and common-sense routines to help readers gain weight safely.
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Butte News
Montana
Coxeter
Triat Street Committee
Eugene Motieur
Louie F. Molten
Ada James N. Martin
Wise Lode
John Te Barnes
Jennie L. Barnes
Hopkins
Lanbeth
Parrett
Winnifred Mullaney
Daly Addition Company
James J. Shelly
Daly
Mack
O. J. Larson and
Hammer
Atterbury
Mark Cross English Leather Goods and Gloves
Smichaels
Bluecent
Butte Briefs
MINES
Hoh Watson
Bertram T. Stewart
Phillips Avenue
Hew. JR. Rurse
Mount Moriah
Hanna Kelkkala
Cost Street
Silver How Park
White
Mose Linz-Lends
Aozen Montana Ranch
Lipton's
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Utah Avenue
Whitford Gillies
McCarthy’s
Tres
Montana Ranch
Eee
McCarthy
The
Montana Power CO
George Casey
Wee Baek
Rose the Towele
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