Butte Deaconess Hospital drive launches whirlwind campaign
A seven day push begins Monday night to raise one hundred thousand dollars for Butte's Deaconess Hospital. The first unit foundation is underway with a twenty man crew. The nurses home will house the power plant on the ground floor. Eight divisions organize committees across professions lodges and unions to fund the project planned for a Wilson Park campus.
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Sancheon
Butte
J. M Mitchell
J. L. Carroll
William Lutey
H. F. Carman
Jackman
T. J. Bennetts
C. R. Leonard
B. K. ‘Wheeler
W. N. Greer
Ludwig Rose
Samuel Johnson
Joseph Blaustein
C. J. Nepper
Ansus McLeod
L. A. Wilson
Margaret Rozsa
Deaconess Hospital
South Main Street
Lutey
Daly Bank
Hos
Wilson Park
Buttes
Sugar beet rents rise in Twin Falls Idaho region
Sugar beet producers pay up to 25 an acre rental to Twin Falls area farmers to secure beet crops. M Anderson, guest at the Butte hotel, notes a larger South Side track crop and Idaho valleys growing beets in greater tonnage than before. From Porto Rico shipments this season include 44,500 crates of pineapples 91,000 boxes of grapstrust and 7,600 boxes of oranges.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
M. Anderson
Butte Hotel
South Side Track
Idaho Valleys
Porto Rico
Idle Wives at Rialto Delivers Film About Indolence
Idle Wives a photoplay within a photoplay stars Lois Weber and Mary McLaren at the Rialto theater through Saturday night. The film dramatizes a working girl Molly Shane and carries a moral lesson on home life threats while highlighting a cast that includes Phillip Smalley Emo Horton and The Three Burtons.
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New York City
Rialto Theater
James Oppenheim
Lois Weber
Phillip Smalley
Mary McLaren
Molly Shane
A Daughter of the Gods Paints Broadway Engagement
A Daughter of the Gods opened yesterday at Broadway in a two day engagement and satisfies expectations. Annette Kellermann stars in this aquatic themed feature. The classic drama portrays plains sports and pastimes and is shown at the People’s theater today and tomorrow with Pendleton Round as the accompanying attraction.
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Broadway
Annette Kellermann
People's Theater
Butte College of Music May Recital Tonight
The Butte College of Music presents a May recital tonight at 8 o clock with an excellent program including The Fountain Bohm Sisera Vocal Happy Days Stretzk Viewra Lazzar Piano Air de Ballet Chaminade Miss Mabel Collins Piano Barcorolle Rogers Miss Ruth Range Vocal Three for Jack Squir Lowell Bowen piano Waltz In G Flat Chopin Miss Tona Ward Vocal At Dawning Cadman Miss Esther Sieny ch Piano Auf der Wiese Lichner Miss Harkins Vocal selected Miss Lavette Violin Busch Tease Kelley Piano Poupen Vaiaunte Paulldini Miss Helen Rickerta Violin Canzonella Hallander Piano Polish Dance Scherwenk Master ims Kirshen Vocal Swallows
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Butte College of Music
the Fountain
Bohm Sisera
Stretzk
Viewra
Lazzar
Air de Ballet
Chaminade
Mabel Collins
Barcorolle
Rogers
Ruth Range
Jack
Squir Lowell ‘Bowen
Chopin
Tona Ward
Cadman
Esther Sienych
Auf der Wiese
Lichner
Miss Harkins
Miss Lavette
Busch Tease
Kelley
Poupen
Vaiaunte
Pauldini
Helen
Rickerta
Canzonellay
Hallander Z
Kirshen
Swallows
Hospitals Safe With Minor Changes In Butte Inspection
City officials including Mayor Maloney and State Fire Marshal Ecklund inspected Murray's and St James hospitals to check conditions. Sanitary status praised but improvements urged. school inspections postponed during sessions. Warehouse basement cleanliness targeted with notices to remove rubbish and upgrade conditions at once.
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Butte
Maloney
Ecklund
Fred Martin
Fire Department
Murray's
St. James' Hospital
Police drill drills up Butte patrols at Hebgen Park
Butte police, urged by Detective Chief Ed Morrissey, undergo one hour of military drill at Hebgen ballpark under Drillmaster Walter Morrison. Afternoon and night shifts finish with high credit, praising rapid adaptation and enthusiasm. The program aims to boost efficiency in potential wartime emergencies.
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Butte Pa~trolmen
Hebgen Ballpark
Walter Morrison
Themelves
United States
Germany
Ed’ Morrissey
Morrison
Butte
Great achievement by railroads of country
Chicago May 17 returns issued by the interstate commerce commission and public by the Bureau of railway news and statistics note a safety milestone for summer 1916. In the July to September quarter the railroads carried the largest passenger movement in history with only two passenger fatalities in train accidents. Earlier summers show higher fatalities. the summer of 1916 also set a new passenger mile record at about 10.684 billion miles, surpassing prior records.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Railway News and Statistics
Amerian Railways
Misleading Rialto story sparks city debate and lawsuits
A disputed report about Butte's Rialto theater drew denials from Mayor Maloney and Rialto Manager Jensen. Jensen warns of a $100,000 libel suit, while officials confirm safety work, including an eight foot extension ladder, to address a rear fire escape issue. The piece also notes vacation plans for Butte pioneer Michael Cantlon and family.
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Butte
Jensen
Rialto
Butte Miner
Hain
Maloney
Fred Martin
Ecklund
Burglary Ring Includes 10-Year-Old Lookout at Lake Avoca
Two youths robed a tool house at Lake Avoca to steal metal fittings for sale to junk men. John Maley, 17, was arrested on burglary charges. A 10-year-old look out fled as the watchman surprised the crime. Maley refused to name the younger accomplice.
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Mella
Lake Avoca
John Ma~ley
Maley
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William Fox
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