Hopper's lonely death not foul play says coroner jury
Evidence before the coroner's jury indicates Amado Gagnon a woodchopper died of apoplexy induced by chronic alcoholism There was no evidence of foul play Gagnon was found near Bs Creek 12 miles from Butte at 11 o'clock Friday morning by neighbor Walter Cushin He was last seen Thursday after supper and told friends he felt fine His hat remained on as he lay and the wound above the right eye is believed to come from the fall after wandering into the night
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Amado Gagnon
Gagnon
Bs Creek
Butte
Walter Cushin
New Manager Arrives at Empress Theater in Butte
W W Wisner arrived from the East yesterday to take charge of the Empress theater as manager. He has previous Big Butte experience and recent stints in Seattle Tacoma and Vancouver. Wisner says Empress in this city will not close and the four day policy duration is uncertain. Considine and associates promise high class entertainment.
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W. W. Wisner
Empress Theater
Butte
Seattle
Tacoma
Vancouver
Empress Circuit
Consi Gine
House of Quality
Butte Briefs Jumping Between Guests and Court Action
Miss Elsie Wallin of Basin visits the Argyle while Miss Myrtle Watson of M2 Town Avenue is rushed to Butte private hospital in critical condition awaiting an operation. Travelers from Butte to Salt Lake include A P Peterson J D Crosman H D Stevenson and others. Deputy Harry Hay pursued a forger to Deer Lodge and encountered a man named Ross wanted in the capital on robbery charges.
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Elsie Wallin
Basin
Argyle
Myrtle Watson
George H. Watson
M2 Town Avenue
Butte Private Hospital
Butte
Salt Lake
A. P. Peterson
J. D. Crosman
H. D. Stevenson
Phil Levy
Jack Cohn
E. J. McMartin
E. Grunell
J. E. Higgins
F. J. Roote
William Shotte
Harry Hay
Rolla Duncan
Lewis and Clark County
Deer Lodge
Hay
Ross
Silver Spoons and Funeral Notices
Standard subscribers may buy up to four spoons per month without coupons. The funeral of Amede Gagnon will be held at White's undertaking parlors tomorrow morning, proceeding to St. Joseph's church for a 9:30 a.m. service. Mainsprings and watch cleaning services are listed at $1 and $1.50 respectively. Mayer's
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Amede Gagnon
White's Undertaking
St. Joseph's Church
TIZ promises joy for tired feet in old ad copy
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ as magic relief for tired aching feet. It claims the product dissolves acids and poisons causing pain, eases corns blisters and swelling, and lets wearers dance again. A 25 cent box offers year round comfort, with shoes feeling smaller and feet staying sweet and happy.
Two Million Dollars an Hour Is Cost of the War
Paris May 22 Capt Raymond Thery estimates total military expenditures for the current year at 50 000 000 000 francs 7 400 000 000 dollars for Germany Austria and Turkey averaging about 2 429 000 000 francs per month 48 400 000 dollars He says Great Britain France and Russia can bear the strain better than their opponents.
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Paris
Raymond Thery
Germany
Austria
Turkey
France
Great Britain
Russia
Twelve Philippine uprising participants sentenced to prison
May 22 report: twelve men linked to a Christmas uprising were sentenced. Three received six years and 5,000 peso fines, six were jailed five years with 5,000 pesos fines, and three got four years with 4,000 peso fines. Judge Campbell said they were of the lowest class and acted for monetary gain following others.
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Campbell
Prosecution Bites Pacific Coast Lottery Ring
Los Angeles May 22 Lorence Sullivan former Goldfield promoter and five others face federal warrants in a broad investigation into the Hermoilles and Louisiana Lottery company of San Francisco and Oakland. Officials claim many arrests and prosecutions will follow on the Pacific coast and in New Orleans and the South. Four warrants target Louis Fitzpatrick Eugene La Revche L Shobe and H B Shove in San Francisco. Sullivan allegedly posed as a county district attorney employee while aiding the lottery ring. J Danford, a disbarred attorney, is named as Sullivan's associate.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lorence Sullivan
Goldfield
Jatt
Hermoilles
Louisiana Lottery Company
San Francisco
Oakland
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Louis Fitzpatrick
Eugene la Revche
L. Shobe
H. B. Shove
Sullivan
McNamara
J. Danford
Millionaire-claimed six acres sparks homestead case
Kenneth Wallace, eldest son of ex lieutenant governor A J Wallace, announced a homestead claim on six Huntington acres between Henry B Huntington’s mansion and a Pasadena hotel. The piece notes wealth and tourism interests in Los Angeles in May and reports a United States land case filed after Wallace asserts a mistake in the record.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Henry B. Huntington
Magnal
Pasadena
Kenneth Wallace
A. J. Wallace
United States
Wallace
Wallace Homesteads In San Marino Amid Land Claim Battle
A San Marino area tract claimed as government land is pursued by an individual named Wallace who has filed on the six acre estate. The six class city, recently incorporated, is described as populated by millionaires, highlighting a rapid growth backdrop for the dispute.
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Rey
Wallace
San Marino
Declines To Make Shells To Murder Boys In Europe
Battle Creek, May 2. C Kolb, president of a local m ang concern, refused an off European country for shells. The order would have totaled about 3000 dollars a day for an indefinite period. He could not sleep thinking the plant’s product was murdering boys in Europe. The United States wanted the shrapnel.
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Battle Creek
Mich
C. Kolb
Mang
Europe
Kolb
United States
Allegiance sworn by Anton Kuepferle in Brooklyn 1912
New York records reveal Anton Kuepferle who died in London while on trial as a German spy had sworn allegiance to the United States in Brooklyn in 1912. The Brooklyn files indicate the citizenship pledge was part of the evidence cited in assessing his status.
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New York
Anton Kuepferle
London
United States
Brooklyn
Labor Leader Denies Involvement in Fatal Battle
On May 22 in Trinidad Col, Robert Uhrich labor leader testified he took no part in the October 19 1918 battle near Ludow where Mack Powell, a cowboy, was killed during a clash between strikers and deputy sheriffs. Unitch’s testimony was brief as cross-examination ended and the defense rested.
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Trinidad
Col
Robert Uhrich
Mack Powell
Ludow
Powell
Unitch
Buying wedding gifts in order across styles and prices
A guide advises thoughtful gift choices for weddings, noting furniture such as mahogany or mission pieces, coffee tables, a nest of tables, oak finishes, and caned top footstools. It suggests coordinating china sets like breakfast trays and tea sets with the bride’s taste and rest of the collection, at various price points.
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Indianapolis’ News
China
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