Butte Notes Long City Visit and Travel Updates
A compilation of local arrivals and departures from Butte featuring residents and visitors such as C. B. Schmidt from Bozeman, J. J. Sheser of Brenner, Karl C. Cannon of Drummond, Theodore Faust of Preston, and many others. Movements include trips to Milwaukee, New York, Denver, and Columbus plus hotel stays at the Butte, Thornton, and Finlen. Also notes about Wilson of the Henningsen company under construction, plus social news on weddings and a death in Ironwood, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Tonkin
Deer Lodge
Finlen Hotel
Phil Davis
Cushing
John Loughlin
Liverpool
Toy Pelliter
Walkerville
J. J. Sheser
Brenner
Karl C. Cannon
Drummond
Tl. Ahrens
H. L. Raitt
St Willams
Kings
W. S. Hunnewell
Thornton
MM. Mors of Wisdom
Theodore Faust
Preston
RR. Hughes
Wisdom
Mrav Denton
Helena
C. Vincent
Bonita
Faison
Butte Phonograph Co
E. G. Woods
New York
K. Andrews
Federal Immigration
Acoma
Torn
Raymond
Iman
Colorado Street
May Mughter
X. B. Haas
Hutte
Denver
D. Clay
Great Northern
Great Falls
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific
Missoula
P.O. News
Meaderville Young Men's Club
South Main Street
G. Cotton
Mountain States ‘Telephone Company
The
Legal
Ed Fitzpatrick
San Diego
Cal
Fitzpatrick
J. M. Carlisle
Oregon
Av ‘Mie, Is Spending A Few Days As the Guest of Mrs. A. F. Wiegenstein
Rainbow Mine
Doner
Milwaukee
Willsboring
N.Y
Coughnan
Albany
Jesse J. Holmes
Helen Gallagher
Panama Canal
Sylvester McGlynn
Whitehall
David Manley
Avoca
Agnes Ellis
Ironwood
Mich
John ‘Ellis
Maryland Avenue
J. Jady
Frank Gartrell
Butte
James
unhappy wives seek freedom in multiple Montana divorce suits
Mary Larson sues Louis Larson at Butte, alleging continual profanity and cru elty, seeking custody of two children, alimony, attorney fees and a property injunction. Hilda Lehtola sues Teane Lehtola for cruelty, beating, and threats, asking for alimony and legal costs. Margaret Johnson sues William F Johnson for divorce on grounds of failure to provide, seeking alimony, attorney fees, and an injunction against asset disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Larson
Louis Larson
Butte
Hilda Lehtola
Teane Lehtola
Houghton
Mich
Miner
Arunta
Margaret Johnson
Whilam
F. Johnson
Loo
Local Officials Confer Over Telephony Firm's Montana Plans
Mito Smith of Denver, general counsel for the Montana Stites Tele hone and Telegraph company, is in tte conferring with District Man or FoF. Morris of Helena, Man TH. A. McAfee of Butte and-Pairs pneumonia mixture for cough a nd colds: all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mito Smith
Denver
Montana Stites Telehone and Telegraph Company
Tte
Fof. Morris
Helena
Man
TH. A. McAfee
Butte
Reed on the Stand in His Own Defense
John E. Reed, accused of procuring girls for a Diamondville house, testified he had worked in Butte ten years and sent two women to the Kandiehofer establishment. He faced arrest after being at the police station and claimed no intent to recruit for a sporting house. Evidence included letters and testimonies about payments and conduct, with the jury to hear closing instructions and arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Reed
Joseph Kandjehofer
Diamondville
Wyo
Donlan
Reed
South Butte
John’. Reed
Butte
Hemie
Krambeat
Kandlehofer Place
Greer
Tre White
Murphy
Rirle
Shen
Nondville
Fie
Ted
Den
Kandlehofer
Bute
Florence Paso
Tee
Troa Reed
Cen
Tha
Bolin
Witand
Mia
Kandiehofer
Fevaid
Mamondville
Kamithofers Place
Procecutor
Melaner
TNT
Kanniehofer
Gald
Canning
Opposing Views on Treatment of Labor Heard
Washington on May 14 the Industrial Relations Commission heard contrasting arguments on how labor should be treated Daniel Davenport of the American Anti Boycott Association argued for injunction use in labor disputes while Anton Johannsen a California labor organizer contended organized labor is well treated alongside employers The session featured sharp exchange over rights and restraints in labor actions and the role of court orders in industrial disputes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Industrial Relations Commission
Daniel Davenport
American Anti-Boycott Association
Anton Johannsen
California
Testimony on Iron Workers violence at commission hearing
The record summarizes Johannsen’s forceful testimony before the commission on the International Iron Workers union. He depicts strike methods, gunmen, and thugs linked to employes, and cites dynamiting cases as part of broader violence within the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnn
Dias Atiaf
Johannsen
International, Iron” Workers’ Union
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Stockton
Cal
Weinstock
Steel Trost
Clarence Dar
Tow
Walter Drew
Metal Trades
Chauffeur murdered on road near Seattle by companions
Harry Altman a 35 year old chauffeur was killed last night on the Pactic highway one mile south of Seattle. Two men believed to be passengers attacked Altman while the car was moving. The car left the road after a struggle and Altman was found dead at midnight. A bitten finger and untouched pocketbook were noted. two wounded men were later seen at a hotel in Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Altman
Seattle
Altman
Sitman
Kitman
Roirman
The
Sheriif
Auburn
Sorelock
Jury Discharged After 10 Hours In Kavaran Versus Quinn Case
The jury in the damage suit of Peter Kavaran against Hugh Quinn failed to reach a verdict after ten hours of deliberation and was discharged by Judge Lynch. The case had been submitted to the jury around noon amid allegations of an assault with a stolen shaft and conflicting claims of aggression and defense. The trial date was vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Kavaran
Hugh Quinn
J Tiynch
Kavaran
Quinn
Kavn
Cefurt
Lynch
Fragmentary legal notice text from archival page
The readable portion references a formal notice about a legal matter or reception of books at a hotel or public space. It mentions a branch and a date or deadline, with illegible surrounding context. No clear names or locations can be confidently identified from the fragments provided.
Ore Cars In Wreck Halts Mountain Mines Trains Closed
Seven ore cars jumped a sharp curve near Jackson street on the Gagnon spur blocking the Hutte Anaconda and Pacific road to hill mines. The Diamond High Ore and Mountain View mines may close today though nine hundred workers keep shifts, as repairs proceed after a defective wheel caused the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gagnon
Hutte, Anaconda
WRN
Wechts
Souvenir Silver Spoons Offer With Subscriptions
Readers may subscribe to The Standard to receive Oneida Community souvenir spoons. Payment options include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual plans with increasing spoon allowances, plus added sets and prices. Also mentions local obituaries, grain prices, and European monarch height notes from various sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ench
Tay
Ory
Lee
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Butte News
Te Pringinal
Pice
SMR
Bam Broadway
Pele
Bunagen Rene 8Ations
Berksay
Aavertiaina Rates
Furnianed
Atterbury and
Mark Cross English Leather Goods and Gloves
Diamond House
Jake
Chile
Iracy
LBP
Une Tual Hotel
Mose Linz
D. C
Lipton’s
Montana
Ality John J. McCarthy
Ine
Orn, Peng Au
Utah
Wreck Hill
Pacific Road
Jackson Street
Isideneers
John J. Comins
Curtis Hospital
Dillon
Walkna
Bi Sherman Sishment
Era
Mra
Dante
Katherine
Mind
Brother James
Daly Street
St. Lawrence Church
Minneapolis
Hythe McCaudrinamore Co
Haale
Slismi
Poluth Close
Dinsmore Co
McCaul
Suarrg
Sibing
Harley Este Ping
George V
Mary
Deetiger
Ninen Thay
William
Alfonso
Spain
Victoria Eugenio
Queon
Denmark
Norway
Phonograph
New York Sun
Thund
Love Sons
Tony Chough
Gadski
Yle and
Price Canvas
Japan
Hartmann
Bagrazeman
Price Brownfield-Canty Co
West Park Street
McCarthy’s
East Broadway
Xtra Fancy Bacom
Surat
Tavian
Farrar
Mille Infants
Invalids Horlick
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