Visiting Pastors Busy Day at Mountain View Church
Visiting pastors spent a busy day in Mountain View church as the Methodist conference wrapped its third day. Morning talks covered church federation plans and missionary work, with an afternoon tour to large mines. Banquets and social sessions followed, featuring church leaders from Butte and Northern states, and a keynote lecture by Dr Moore on life in Labrador.
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Mountain View Church
United States
Weral
Trinity Methodist Church
Centerville
Butte
N. W. Ian Oradel
Brother van
Great Falla
Luccock
John A. Mecke
Grace Methodist Church
J. D. Gillilan
Boise
Seamans
South Dakota
Moore
North Dakota
Labrador
Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Visitors and Arrivals
The item lists numerous visitors and residents in Butte from Missoula Helena Dillon and surrounding towns. It notes arrivals for business, social visits, and short trips, with mentions of local addresses and businesses, plus a brief birth notice and a moving of a medical office. It reflects a busy social ledger style typical of the era.
Socialist party plans campaign agenda in Chicago
Chicago May 13 The national committee of the Socialist party outlined plans for the campaign next fall. The issues will be addressed as the party seeks to expand its platform and reach in the upcoming elections.
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Chicago
National Committee of
The
Socialist Party
Unclear political debate on reforms and party splits
A fragment discusses unemployment, government ownership of railroads and mines, and policy fights with Mexico. It mentions the Imbrogue with Mexico and industrial strife in West Virginia, Michigan, and Colorado. An effort to abolish the woman's committee failed narrowly in an age vote and then overwhelmingly on a roll call.
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Mexico
West Virginia
Michigan
Colorado
Woman's
Shotgun Jones Delights Ansonia Theater Audience
The Shotgun Jones feature at the Ansonia thrills viewers with dash and color in two reels. The Selig company produced a strong program, with Hoosier comedian Charles Hasty and the Dunstans delivering entertaining acts and a clear plot in Buddy’s First CuIl.
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Shotgun Jones
Ansonia Theater
Selig Comny
Jame
Taugh
Charles Hasty
Hoosler
Buddy
Ten Thousand Gone Cashier Is In Bad
San Francisco May 12 A ten thousand dollar shortage has surfaced in the books of Harry L Wright cashier at the University of California. He worked sixteen years in the comptroller’s office and served thirty years in total. The loss is believed due to real estate speculation. Wright has been removed from his post and a confession is reported to Merritt the state comptroller. The university says it is protected by a fire insurance company. Wright is 83 and recently married. His wife says he will face charges.
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Walker's
Orton Bros
Lawrence Donlan
Ysburg
Ira Sanders
Dillon
San Francisco
Pat Kennedy
Milwaukee
R. H. Brackney
Three Forks
Kinsey Collins
Byron
Toanie
L. F. Mollens
Melerose
Lucky H. Carson
Butte Cab and ‘Transfer Co
Ind
Bell 4
W. J. Bielenberg
Deer Lodge
Horn
Vincent Orsola
Lincoln Avenue
A. J. Spooner
Missoula
Butte
F. L. Cameron
Superior
Wis
Eureka Swanson
Berlin
J. L. Yost
Beer Lodge
H.C. Brown
Sessons
F. A. Cannon
Derver
L. T. Herman
Aluminum’ Street
W. C. Ramsay
Anaconda
Wilmington
Del
Percy Bennett
Willam Smith
Pine Street
M. Weyman
Mrs. Witham
Great Falls
T. J. B. Shanley
Lewisohn
Fom
Silver How Block
A. KE. Stevens
Los Angeles
Boardman
West Quartz Street
Frances Webster
Shawmut
Chicago
Eva Phillips
Helena
Keet
Deak
P.O
Harry L. Wright
University of California
Comptroller's
Ralph P. Merritt
Wright
Merritt
Bald Headed Informer Calm Under Fire in Becker Trial
New York May Rose, chief witness for the prosecution in the second Becker trial, remained cool and collected through five hours of cross examination. He faced accusations of petty theft and opium dealing but offered a calm, matter-of-fact recounting ofUnderworld intrigue and the murder plot. His only moment of remorse came when he admitted the conscience-pricking thought of planning Rosenthal’s killing.
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New York
May Rose
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Marion T. Manton
Becker
Manton
Manter
Rose
Chinatown
Underworld
Idaho's fair building to be dedicated today
San Francisco May 18 Idaho's pavilion nearly completed for the Panama Pacific Exposition will be dedicated tomorrow with a program of addresses. Speakers include former Idaho Lieutenant Governor Joseph M Hazelton and T Male expositions vice president. Frank R Coffin Idaho's first state treasurer. Mrs A H Boomer to lead the fan raising ceremony. Idaho will have an official hostess for the exposition period Mrs W Ridenbaugh former University of Idaho regent and Columbian club president. Commission members include Maj Pred Ru Reed L Dewey Tuaho and H C Beach.
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San Francisco
Idaho
Joseph M. Hazeltoon
Male
Frank R. Coffin
A. H. Boomer
W. Ridenbaugh
University of Idaho
Columbian Club
Cathe Tadao
Maj. Pred Ru Reed
L. Dewey
Nampa
Tuaho
H. C. Beach
Lewister
Number of Bankers to State Meeting in Montana
Preliminary plans set at Montana Bankers Association executive committee meeting for a state gathering in Butte August 20 to 22. One representative from each Butte bank to form the organizing committee and finalize the program. About 200 bankers expected to attend from Montana. Charles Austin named secretary of the arrangements committee.
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Montana Bankers’ Association
Butte
Great Falls
Montana
Hutte
Charles Austin
Chamber of Commerce
Asankers
Charles C. Swinborne
Wright
Senator Thomas of Colorado Binds To Platform On Toll Exemption
Washington May senator Thomas Democrat announced to the senate he felt bound by the platform to support exemption of American coastwise vessels from Panama canal tolls. He urged adoption of a resolution for exemption of ships of all nations, arguing the canal should be as free as the open ocean to fulfill its purpose.
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Washington
Thomas
Senate
Panama Canal
Baltimore
One Colorado Senator Calls for Ammons Resignation
Denver May 13 The Colorado senate spent the afternoon debating a military appropriation bill for state militia expenses. Senator Robinson said he would support the measure but questioned the governor's ability to manage the fund and announced plans to introduce a resolution calling Governor Ammons to resign. The bill awaited its third reading as tensions rose.
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Denver
State Senate
Senate
Te Robinson
Ammons
El Paso reports Gonzales advance into Tampico
May turmoil in Tampico set to end foreign entanglements and reopen Mexican interior commerce. Rob Dutera, rep of Cal Tensens, says Gonzales entry would guarantee protection for all property. Mazatlan capture anticipated as constitutionalists gain Pacific access. John R. Sinman, Saltillo consul, detained by federals, to reach Vera Cruz soon.
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el Paso
Texas
Tampico
Gonzales
Mexico
Rob Dutera
Cal
Mazatlan
Pacific
Pesquiera
Butte Briefs From the Mountain View Church and More
J Le Sullivan begins a Boston trip. Ladies Aid Society meets this afternoon at 2. Epworth League delegates elected to Mount Bethel Walnerville convention. Phelan family from Missoula visiting Boulder at Mrs Phelan’s parents home. Phelan is Milwaukee’s Missoula dispatcher. Congress expected to pass rural credits legislation to complement the federal reserve act. AFL set 1915 San Francisco convention dates. Laundry ad promotes 404 Arizona dry wash service with Munner 40 pieces or 20 pounds for $1.
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J. le Sullivan
Boston
Ladies’ Ald Society
Mountain View Church
Margaret Miles
Arthur J. Smith
Delates
Epworth League
Mount Bethel
Wal- Merville
Tullings
J. P. Phelan
Missoula
Finlen
Boulder
Arizona
Gerrett troubles multiply amid grand jury probe
Special Dispatch to the Standard Chicago May 13 federal grand jury tests John H. Gerrett promoter and owner of Rich Bros railroad circus faces possible indictment. Investigators seek the missing financier and follow multiple leads including alleged concealed assets and Gerrett’s ventures promoted by him before his disappearance from Chicago. Moses Bur Relver testified as secretary and treasurer of one land howeines alleged to be promoted by Gerrett.
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The
Standard
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
John H. Gerrett
Rich Bros. Colossal Railroad Circus
Tial
Department of Justice
Gerrett
Gover
Fed
Ligne
Abicago
Moses Bur Relver
Land Howeiies
British ambassador cites bandit deaths in Guadalajara
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice reports two British subjects were killed at Guadalajara. He notes recent advices show the men died at bandits hands, absolving federals and constitutionalists of responsibility. A freak bolt of lightning vaporized over 200 feet of a French wireless telegraph station, then formed a bail that struck a window pane.
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Washington
Cecil spring-Rice
Guadalajara
Ina
PRESIDENTS STAND ENDORSED BY BRYAN AT RALLY
Wilkesbarre May 13 William J Ryan secretary of state led a political rally in support of the reorganization democratic ticket headed by A Mitchell Palmer for US senator and Vance C McCormick for governor. Bryan praised the presidents handling of the Mexican issue as a legacy of Taft and said the nation backs his course despite not yielding large headlines.
Young New President for Norfolk Southern Railroad
Portland May 3 Joseph H. Young former president of the Spokane Portland and Seattle railroad has been chosen president of the Norfolk Southern railroad. His appointment will be ratified by the board of directors meeting in Norfolk tomorrow.
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Portland
Joseph H. Young
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railroad
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Norfolk
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