Forest Service funds debated in Senate May votes
Washington May 14 Senator Dixon pushed an amendment to raise forest service permanent improvements from 23 percent to 50 percent of the current year estimates. The stalled bill aimed to fund roads bridges fences and telephones across vast reserves, drawing sharp attack from Senator Heyburn who warned against overfunding a national forest system. The amendment passed 23 to 0, with supporters arguing long term value and critics noting cost.
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Washington
Dixon
Forest Service
Seary
N ‘Congress
Elacere
Bureau of Information
Magasibek
Information Bureau
Senate
Heyburn
Idaho
Sseault
Henin
Atrippen
Fericulture
Anend
Wilein
Permahen
Duntais Ranges
Chicago
Albany
N.Y
Pinchot
Missechurin
Masnachurette
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Tinton
New Tampatilea
Congress
Secretary of Agricultura
Eecretary of Agriculture
Fies
Agsinet
Benator
Ar. Pinchot
Secretary of Agriculture
National Congress
Reat
Nin
Montana
Leister Dixon
Aye& Winnes
Cutler
A.W. G
New Baseball Grounds for the Missoula Fans
Missoula May 17 Dewey Salm infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jam son C. Salm died this morning at the home of his parents on the Rattle Snake due to pneumonia. The child was born in North Carolina and came to this state five years ago. Funeral services will be held at the Baptist church in Missoula tomorrow morning. Catherine Pierce infant child of Mr. and Mrs Frank J. Pierce of this city died late Saturday night of complications common to children. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the family home on South Higgins avenue.
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Missoula
Childinsh
Familly
South Higgins Avenue
High Officer Entertained by Hermand Lodge in Missoula
Grand President HW Burmaster of Liv Ingerton visited Missoula for a meeting of Lodge No. 4 Sons of Hermand. A 16 member initiation occurred with an address by the president and a social session. Burmaster arrived from Thompson seeking to sanctify and establish a new lodge of the order.
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Alissoula
Schllior Lodge
Sons of
Hermand
HW. Burmaster
Liv Ingeton
Burmiaster
Miesoula
Thempson
New Lodge
Three-Cent Town Conductor Mumbles on Fare Tokens
In a Euclid avenue streetcar a timid woman questions a token fare. The conductor explains the token is made from a new material, saying it is “sade out of this what la Ie Mody.” He insists it is a solid metal token, noting it costs two cents in cash and is accepted like paper.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Euclid Avenue
Typographical Union Election Heads Towards May Ballot
The International Typographical union with headquarters in the Newton Clayprot building faces a May third Wednesday election. Nominees include Lynch, Bayes, Bramwood for top posts with challengers Street Hudspeth Reed Crowley. Voters total about 35,000 of 47,000 members. results to be tabulated at headquarters and published in The Typographical Journal.
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International Typographical Union
Newton Clayprot
Indiens
Yarlows International
Éo Ach Leat
Tere
International
George P. Nishois
Baltimore
Union Print
Colorado Springs
Ofice
Amen
James M. Lynch
John W. Bayes
J. W. Bramwood
Henry Street Hudpseth
New Orleans
W. N. P. Reed
New York
Thomas F. Crowley
Cincinnati
Te Lynch
Bramwood
Wlan Ab Tie
Lynch
Fhe
Inter- National Union
Tha Ananeial
Indianapolis
International ‘Typographical Union
International Union
Film General Treasury
Themational
Typographical Union
Syracuse
Syracuse Typographical
Anton Ko
Aad
Syracuse Central Ony
New York Federation of Labor
Eronomie
Civb Federation
Sereyendum
Lyteh
Internationa
Arsthamation
Eid
John W. Hays
Raderton
Minneapolis
Nntion
Hays
Internetionz
Twin Cities
Internattoriel Typographical Union
Henry Street Hudspeth
Hils
WN. P. Reed
New Yorks
W. Brainwood
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Chicago
Max S. Hayes
Cleveland
Hugh Stevenson
Teronis
T WW. McCullough
Crehe
H. J. Gottley
Newark
Kennedy
Omaha
Sam de Nedrey
Washington, D. C
Theodore Eichhorn
Erie
Charles W. Lear
Joplin
Hugo Stevenson
Union Frinters
Colo
Anna C. Wilson
Columbia
L. C. Shepard
Grand Rapids
Thomas McCaffery
Col Rato Springs
Herbert W. Cooke
Gaston
John Armstrong
Torona
W.T. Meg Langolin
Buffaly
W. W. Dahiel
Nashville
Albert W. Bowen
Michael Powell
Ottawa
George P. Nichols
Butte Gaelic League Guests Arrive For A. O. H Hall Event
Butte Gaels visit for an entertainment at A. O. H. hall with Judge Lynch Father Haun J P Moriainty and others from Bulte arriving at 2 o clock. The program includes Gaelic songs speeches and music. The visitors plan to organize a Gaelic league in the city after the show. They return home later by a special train.
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Butte Guoth Jencun
Anaconda
A. O. H. Hall
Bulte
Judge Lynch
Father Haun
J. P. Moriainty
AO. H. Hall
Butte Teague
Ana
Senda
Father Landy
St Paul's
Butte
The Ham Tree musical at Margason Theatre
Klaw Erlanger presents George W Hobart's The Ham Tree at the Margaret Theatre. The three act musical comedy features McIntyre Heath and Belle Gold as colored types with Alfred Fisher Jeanjig Tawlor Carlyn Gordon among white players. The company showcases several beautiful young dancers.
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Klaws Erlanger
George W. Hobart
Alclntyre
Heath
Margaret Theater
Fifth Avenue
McIntyre and Heath
Belle Gold
Alfred Fisher
Jeanjig Tawlor
Carlyn Gordon
Is & Ie
Electric and Lyric Show Delights at the Lectric
The program features the Woly Chi. reel as a major draw along with the Pasglor Play companion title, offering strong humor and a standout Pathe Pictures production. Also showcased is A Mothers Crime, a stark tale of famine and sacrifice.
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Pasglor
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Anaconda Copper Mining Company announces its annual stockholders meeting at the principal office in Anaconda Montana on Wednesday May 20 1908 at 10 o clock a m for the election of trustees and other business. By order of the board of trustees secretary T Kelley.
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Anaconda
Moni
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Mont
Weodnesday
Board of Trustees
Co. T Kelley
Farman challenges Wright brothers in Paris wager
Paris May 1 Henry Farman, the Erglah narvawut now in Paris, said he would provide $5,000 for the match with the Wright brothers and the match if required. He challenges the Wright brothers as day mont export aeronauts, capable of wonderful feats, but says reports of their performances must have been incorrect.
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Paris
Henry Farman
Erglah Narvawut
Wi Kkalloiga
Wright Brothera
Wright Brother
Great Chucker Out Leads Red Men Officer in Butte Trip
A Montana Improved Order of Red Men council adds a new office titled The Great Chucker Out. He leads delegates home from Missoula, forces crowded train seating adjustments, and later conducts a mock highwayman performance on a Bearmouth stop, returning money to a frightened traveler.
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Order of
Red Men
Montana
Wil
Butte
Chucker
Missoula
Garden City
Bulie
Durant
Golegstes
Poslitaly
Mr. Warlman
Bearmouth
Advancré
Anaconda
Local notes mix entities and events in Butte area
A stream of items covers lawn mowers at Coy's and postals at O Gorman s, with unions meeting tonight. Mentions include Moonlight Lake guests Harrington and Mrs St Jeayt, baseball at Columbia Gardens, lost items near Ose Street, and local business chatter from Copper City Commercial to Schiappi pianos.
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JJ. C.harrington
Moonlight Lake
She
Mrs. St Jeayt
Advertised Letter List From Anaconda Post Office
Week ending May 11 shows uncalled letters for men and women including Thomas Bare W D Brown Hurtin Prince Harver Heola han Harry Joslen Lauxterman Lest Mannor Minahan Monpit Olson Pine Wardrap Wells Mrs dishes Foley Griffith Grimes Gee Gilmore Mina Gilmore Hendren Alice Johnson Loratia Johnston McGuire Irene Phillips Jos Bautvens Jurk ey Strear Larsen Skete Anton Werslnz Polisiank Vassily HH F Brrett Postmaster
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Men—Thos
Bare
W. D. Brown
Durtin
Prince Harver
M. Heolahan
Harry Joslen
L. G
Lauxterman
John Lest
Menner
Frank Mayer
Minahan
Pant Monpit
O. C Olson
Fitz Peteich
LC. Pine
Shepherd
O. Gwendeen
H. J. Tonemey
Walter Wardrap
WH Wells
Mra
A. C. Dishno
Elizabeth Foley
Baith Griffith
Grimes
Gee
Gilmore
Mina Gilmore
PL Hendren
Ming Alice’ Johnson
Loratia Johnston
Peter SicGuire
Irene Phillips
Jos. Bautvens
Supan Jurkey
Georls Strear
Larsen Skete
Anton Werslnz
Polisiank Vassily
HH. F. Brrett
Modern National Reserve to Install at Aina Hall
The Modern National Reserve Butte council No. 3 arrives by special train to Ama onda for a Silvan gublle installation and dance at A. 7 Ti hall to benefit Waanae council. An engage class of candidatin will be initiated. Watch for the Dilamong Ice company wagon. Leave orders at regular plate.
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Butte Council
Amaonda
Silvan Gublle
Waanae Council
Dilamong Ice Company
Banished crowd packs Roay-May for Burnsull fight
Extra chow was added at the Roay-May theater last night to accommodate the crowd eager to view the Burnsull fight, with additional seating and access arranged to handle the overflow.
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Burnshull
Bishop Carrall Arrives in Anaconda for Mass and Confirmation
Bishop Carrall arrived in Anaconda last night and stays at St Pauls. He will say mass at 7 o clock and a high mass at 9 o clock celebrated by Father Coopman with Father Landy as deacon and Father Moran as subdeacon. The bishop will preach and administer confirmation to a class of six.
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Carrall
Anaconda
St Paul's
Sajerm High
Father Coopman
Father Landy
Father Moran
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Idan
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Mixon Talice
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Miassoula
Missoulia
Trades and Labor Council
Pee Sama
Woolén Mills Tailors
Hage and
Dranoland
View
Urer
Briel
Yar
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Lyndy
Assi
Syracuse Typographical Union
Syracusa Typographical Union
Syracuse Typo+ graphical union
Louisville
Eesantermas Rat Typographical Union
Tabi
Mambeyanip
Enereass
Vance
Air
Canada
Denver
Mudepeth
Leach
Electric and Lyric
Pathe Prieres
Meath
Avaconda Copper Mining Company, Hoilee To
Stockholdera
Farman
Filme
Coy's
Nations Union
Central Labor Council
Pansy Plante
East Wirth Street
O'gorman’s
Hasley
Bouse
West Fourth
Veer
Verminilion
Main Street
Hammerslough
Jes Et Muller
Martin
Mark Hamill
Columbia Gardens Baseball Park
Farcollaretts
Ose Street
H. P. Melarland
J. P. Baxter
Copper City Commercial Company
Helens
Schiappi
RK. McLeod
Deer Lodge Valley
Tange
H. P. Moore
Stanley
Scunland
Warm Springs
Frank Clinton
J. A. Hastey
Branscombe & Sheen
Mopern National Reserve
Bishop Carroll
Teka
Credis
Manuferturtoe —HankIng Pal Estete
Contexpendenca
Realline Smancenent CautNeeping
Aollettag —Oreaniation
Spearapre
Mao-Teaining
Bece
Stear
Reval
Saleamax
Wabash Ave
K-T-C
Planet
Oliver
Anaconda ,Copper Mining Co
Hamilton, Mont
Estern
Missoula, Mont
United States Depositary
G. A Wolf
John C. Leeboy
JH. T. Ayman
Brealdent Wide
Epee Pee Cashier
M. L. Gulden
Shancees
Itl Brey Phece
City Drug Co
Taebes
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John B. Toolz
Zy J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen Bros
East Park
Nagonda
Responsible Capital
BAC
Tragenete
Torsien
Mi Eragent
Ac Eet
Pram ‘Aken
Bo Moduts
Cazkler
Duffy's Malt Whiskey
Abe
Aiepea
Rsls OE
Duffy's
Taces Unite & Day
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner
Teole Arena
Miracula Mont
Tamarack
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