Citizenship Hearing Next Week in Butte
Henry B Hazard, federal naturalization examiner, will conduct the next citizenship hearing in Butte with three assistants. Seven aliens will appear, three already held for reasons delaying their cases, and two others delayed by incomplete proofs. The process, stricter since federal oversight replaced state courts, aims to exclude nonqualified applicants.
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Henry B. Hazard
Butte
Seattle
Plac
Hazard
John Speed Smith
Smith
J. W .Thomas
G."w. Tyler
H. 'B. Hazard
Herbig
Rome
Independents Match Anaconda Team At Gregson Springs
The Butte Independents and Frank Clinton's Anaconda squad meet Sunday at Gregson Springs for an $80 purse offered by Daly of the Springs. The Independents have built a strong team with notable progress.
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Butte Independents
Frank Clinton
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Daly
Springs
Independents
Railroad shopmen to receive wage increases nationwide
The Federation of Shop Crafts and Southern railway and allied rail roads report wage raises for twenty seven thousand railroad shopmen. In the Philippines Zamboanga will become the first municipality to own an electric light and power plant with a $100.40 land issue authorized to establish the plant.
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Kansas By
Federation of Shop Crafts
Southern Railway and Allied Railroads
Zamboanga
Philippines
Four room brick cottage for sale on South Colorado Street
Four room brick cottage at S01 South Colorado street on the southwest corner Iron. Street cars pass the door. Price 81,600. Will sell to reliable buyer with S690 cash and balance on terms.
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Colorado Street
Pendleton Roundup at Empire Theater Last Day
The Pendleton Roundup at the Empire Theater shows 1912 roundup footage featuring cowboys Indians horses and bucking contests. Matinees run 1 to 5 pm with evening show at 7 pm. The film, about 5000 feet, promises to be the greatest motion picture produced.
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Pendleton
Empire Theater
Uta Ana
Empire Theat
Ady
Trial of Greek club slayings sheds light on killer and motive
Aisases Papp testified in Chicago on the killing of George Prokos last November at a Greek American club. He described a feud over a business deal and a new lease, with Prokos threatening rivals and promising revenge. Witnesses, including Mrs. Hilda Drakes, testified about threats to themselves if they testified. The trial continued with more testimony expected tonight.
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Aisases Papp
George Prokos
Tripoli
America
Chicago
Butte
Minnesota
Prokos
Papp
Witness
Bellef
Koroki
Wiense
Pro
T Able
Prokow
Cisaeea Papp
George ‘Prokox
Canning
Ned
Elas Prokos
Heather
Min
Sho
Andrew ¢ Apolls
Ty the Witchens
Paul Gottes Resunea
Ald Papp
Gust Caporis
Anweal Street Car Workers Benefit Dance
The annual street car employes dance for hospital fund at Columbia Gardens tomorrow night promises a big turnout. Brennan's orchestra will play and floor conditions are set. In past years patrons came from distant towns, and decorations are planned. William J Ballon Ward south watte walked after a fracture incident when his horse became fractious tumbling him into a telephone pole. Ballon was taken to the emergency hospital.
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Columbia Gardens
Brennan
William J. Ballon
South Watte
Ballon
Emegency Hospital
See for Yourself Shoes Advertises New Models
In police court George McDonald was fined 19 dollars after being found guilty of a defraud scheme involving John J. Moran. McDonald, tied to a North Main Street saloon, returned Moran 4.75 dollars when 9.75 was due. Chauffeur John Keneally received 20 dollars for speeding. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Meara owed 25 dollars for property connection. AU 618 North Wyonans stress with a
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George McDonald
John J. Moran
McDonald
North Mairi Street
Moran
John Keneally
Elizabeth O'Meara
North Wyonans
The Daily Hint from Paris Fashion Item Listing
The notice describes a Paris fashion piece with satin, dotted tulle, Green moire, Garland, and Gronne taffeta fabrics. It mentions imantle with urtie edges as a partial description of the garment's trim and detailing.
The Broken Vow at the Ansonia
The two reel Cines photoplay The Broken Vow opens at the Ansonia theater with a tale of a peasant boy betrayed by a sweetheart who travels to New York and vows not to forget. The program features J W McPherson and the Carr Trio plus The Wrong Part and a scenic film. A special matinee for children by Master Carr is scheduled.
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Cines
Ansonia Theater
New York
New Mill
J. W. McPherson
Carr
Fragmented Questions and Answers on Postal Offices and Trials
Fragmented OCR text discusses postal department offices, inspector reports, appointments, and a murder trial context. It mentions President Wilson era actions, various school and college notes, a telephone company, and a chaotic mix of place names and events including Mount Bal, Helene, Galas, and Camel Bump.
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Nestalne
Presadene Wilson
Elias Soiallt
Wien
Bern
Macbeth
Arn Jong-cetance
Aomtane
Regia Mbke
Mountain Bal Phone Company
Terao Theette Datance
Wes Fom Helene
Wusruwtys
Tehoue
Ehgtata
Iain Dee
Susan Holyoke College
Uae
Hopevelt
Nicholas
Ceathala
Anata Sia Bay
Rocte
Hiss Malcolm
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Lutes
Holland
Mich
California
Corn Dell
Empson’s
Park Street
Main Street
West Park
Tutey
Lutey’s. Marneteria
Tng
Belt
Price
Lutey
Nnk
Los St
Allen
East Park Street
Butte, Munt
S Allen
Gregson Hot Springs
Hugh Daly
Harper's Weenss
India
Ari
Elphants
Helena
Supreme Court Today
Lanner
District Court of
Silver Bow County
A.B. Melzner
J. W. Martin
Raven Copper Mining Company
Martin
Raven
Damai
Circus
Robinsonshaw
Oscar Stenberg
Broadway
Ind
Eamshles
Randolpn Shany
North Main
Pape
TN Poker Room
Anweal
Everybody's Shoe Store
West Park Street
Universal Electric Iron
Davis
Paris
Gabe
Cravenette
Ansonia
Postal Department
Ras
F. A. Ironside
Dentist
Calkins
Anality
B. E. Calkins
Story and Sporting Goods
Main
Sapphire Judith Queen
Lewistown
Belle
Montco
Isis
Everybody's
Montana Flour Mills Co
Harlowton
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