Wilson Secures Pony Support for Butte Meet
Butte Jockey club president H Wilson wired from Chicago that at least 40 horses will be available for the upcoming meeting, with Denver racers promising about 360 entrants. Stable space is being expanded by 49 stalls to a total of 104 on the grounds. Weather reports note the track is fair but not fast, and several horses are already giving strong workouts as racing plans firm up for the July event.
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Ex Montanans in San Diego Thank W A Clark for Gift
Ex Montanans in San Diego write to Senator W A Clark thanking him for a $10,000 gift to aid the Montana state building at the San Diego exposition next year. The letter says the Montana building will be a monument to the progressive spirit of those who helped make it possible.
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Questions and Answers worth league Q
A compiled Q A set covering questions about religion election law matches immigration and a film review plus a political meeting notice. It includes quotes about religious tests and Taft Sherman, details on early matches, Brazil immigration figures, ruby reconstruction, and a cinema synopsis. Also a Silver Bow Republican Club meeting notice.
Miner Injured In Shaft At Spectator Mine
A temporary accident in the Spectator mine shaft left George Wright of 45 fast Mercury street with a scalp cut after a rock struck him. The incident occurred yesterday during cage resents. The report notes a May 2 republican meeting at Shiling's hall and a May date for the Western Federation of Labor annual meeting in Fairmont, weighing in on federal troops in the Colorado coal strike districts.
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Farnum Photoplay at the American Theater
William Farnum appears in The Redemption of David Carson at the American Theater for three days. The photodrama, based on Charles Frederic Goss story, showcases Farnum in a role likened to his famous screen characters.
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Kathlyn Leads Army in Ansonia Feature Film
In the Ansonia theater Kathlyn Williams stars as a modern Joan of Arc leading rebels in The Wa Maid set in interior India. The film shows armies clashing while Umballah tortures allies. Williams disguises in armor to aid her father sister and Bruce, with a cliffhanger ending. The feature repeats today tomorrow and Saturday with a matinee for children and is praised as a vivid adventure rivaling Jules Verne.
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Reverend Hurst Heads Guild Club Team Lineup
The Rev C N Hurst pastor of the Ghursh leads a local fliers association lineup with Hurst as manager and Arthur Jenking as assistant manager. Captain is Robert Toy with Tom Davis at catcher and Russell Penhale at first base. Other positions include Will Meld at second base John Toy at shortstop Dell Stoddard in left field Frank Williams in right field and Milo Cox center field. Mascots are Cecil Moore and Kenny Brown as the Silver Bow County Sunday School Athletic association plans a game for next Monday.
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Woman on Trial Repudiates Murder Confession in Seattle
In Seattle May Mrs Magdalena Werner on trial for the murder of her farmer husband near Susaquah repudiates a prior written confession. The document claimed she wed Frank Piconi to kill her, and offered $100 for the act. She says at the time she was dazed and irresponsible. Werner is 28 years old.
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Wealthy Woman Arrested On Charge Of Swindling
Mrs Annette Loder widow of Dr A W Loder of Seattle was indicted by the federal grand jury and arrested at a local hotel on a stock swindle charge. She allegedly posed as a principal of Kupre Copper Mining and Smelting Co of Alaska and sold worthless mining stock to several Chicago men. Boy Scout leaders at Unity Methodist Church were drawn into the matter when she promised employment to them. Officials say she has been active in organizing a baseball club and selling mining stock to fund it.
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Divorce Suit Highlights Cruelty and Desertion Claims
Annie Jones sues Edward Jones for divorce in Nashville in 1908 alleging habitual intoxication and extreme cruelty. She cites beatings and vile names, plus desertion and property destruction, seeks alimony and costs. Catherine Highland also petitions Irvine A Highland for divorce, citing extreme cruelty after a Calumet marriage. An international grocers congress plans to meet at San Francisco Panana exposition if National Association of Retail Grocers prevails.
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Hearing Denied in Interstate Railway Cases
Washington May 20 The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a petition for a rehearing of the Industrial Railway cases, effectively upholding the earlier ruling. The decision ends bid to revisit the legal challenges and confirms the prior outcome in the regulatory dispute.
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