Parade Sparks Fear as Small Boys Cling to Spare Wheels
During a city parade last evening small boys clung to spare wheels and rear bumpers, causing brief stoppages as drivers and owners tried to remove them. Dr Joseph F Horghost’s car halted when boys climbed the rear wheel, yet none were seriously hurt. Many youngsters gathered at blocks along the route, eagerly chasing rides and blocking larger cars, while owners struggled to crank engines and keep routes clear.
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Republican Delegation Chairmanship Fight in Montana
Privy Council alliance maneuvers front a Montana split over the Republican chair for the national convention in Chicago. E C Selway backed by Marlow Helena and Gene Carroll Butte faces Burlingame with Dixon influence, while stand-patters like Brennan Albright and Mrs Lusk oppose Dixon’s pick amid party infighting. Mrs Marion Tees of Butte dies at 39. obituaries note services and family thanks posted by Ganzler family.
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Helena
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Forsyth
Edwards
United States Senate
Senate
William “Brennan
Jacob Albright
Lusk
Missoula
anti-Dixon
Man's Head Severed by Backing Locomotive Fatality
James Hendry aged 23 or so was instantly killed west of the Daggace room when a North Coast limited train backed, severing his head from his body. His companions, including John Ranke, fled the scene but later returned as body parts were recovered. Hendry, a Moose Lodge and United Mine Workers member, was en route to his mother in Rossland, British Columbia, after leaving the Berkeley at Butte. His companions postponed their trip to Mose and will take the body to his mother.
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Rossland
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Trave
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Trainmen Seek Higher Pay and Longer Hours Fight
A Butte committee of trainmen outlines demands amid a looming national rail strike. They argue mileage should be the basis of pay, not eight hours, citing engineers and brakemen earning low monthly sums while facing long, hazardous shifts and costly uniforms. They accuse railroads of hiding hours worked and call for fair compensation and safer conditions.
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Butte
Oni
Ghatice
Astrological Forecast for 1916 Public Figures and ventures
Predictions warn of a tragic death of a public man in an eastern state. Favorable luck for mining stocks and new copper and gold fields. Taurus individuals face strong Venus influences with artistic gifts. births imply industrious, self reliant children. Political shifts may disrupt party machinery and equal suffrage campaigns rise.
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Butte to Get 1800-Seat Theater From Seattle Syndicate
A $200000 theater project in Butte, leased yesterday by the Greater Theater company of Seattle, will begin in July. Owners of the Southeast Main and Park site were told that tenants must move early July after a short extension. The theater, led by T G Von Herberg and C R Jensen, will be the city’s largest moving picture venue with 1800 seats, likely ending plans for a mid-block house on East Park Street.
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Butte
Seattle
Woutheast
Sion
Hames H. Rowe
Greater ‘Theater Company
Seatte
TG. von Herberg
Cur" Jenson
Hutte
East Park Street
Fortunate May 16 1916 Horoscope
On Tuesday May 16 1916 astrology marks a fortunate day with sun Venus and Saturn in benefic aspect. Initiatives may prosper and job seekers find aid from authorities. Politicians should leverage favorable influences while warning of power shifts as new leaders may rise. Women receive strong benefic outcomes.
Joe Briney Elected to Hill City Council in Walkerville
Joe Birney former mayor and chief of the Walkerville fire department was unanimously elected to fill the First Ward vacancy after W. Torenery resigned. The council bought a 1500 pound capacity automobile truck for cleanup days and to aid fire and alley work. Planned road and drain repairs include North Main from Lexington mine, Third Street connections, and O’Neil Street projects.
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Walkerville
Lant
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Lexington
Browns Gulch
O'Neil Street
Daly Street
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