Butte Current Notes Highlight Local Travel and Arrests
Local notices report travel and visits across Montana. E Beveridge arrested for passing counterfeit bills on Charles Schumacher. Residents including Mrs. A J Kellum and Miss Missoula Pierce are named among visitors, trips to Helena, Missoula, Superior, and California cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Stein-Bloch
Torkin
Lorent
Montana
A. J. Kellum
Lima
South
Butte Prends
Teichard Paul
Walkerville
Superior
Mont
E. Beveridge
Passing & Worth
Gm Heck
Charles Schumacher
John Hamilton
West Daly Street
Missoula
A. W. Corey
Chicago & Northwest
Uine
Butte
C. H. le Fevre
J. Z. Puter
H. H. Everett
Face Forks
Missoula Pierce
Fr. Pierce
North Miingy Street
Bud Larson
Moosetown
Futte
News of the World
Wrest
P. O
J. C. Murphy
A. Putzter
Livingston
City
Wyite Way Company
George R. Safley
Boxeman
Caliifornia
Wire G. ‘T. Shearer
West Park Fet
First Move Made For New Boulevard Plan In City
City council outlines a plan to create an improvement district to fund a boulevard linking the business section with the south side. The proposal covers paving Main Street and adjacent streets, bridges, and a new overhead structure with a 10 year bond plan totaling about 862000 dollars. A 30 year Montana Power Co electric lighting and steam heating franchise election is set for August 1 1916 with eight polling places.
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Cty
Lust Hight
Judiciary Committee
Main Street
Galena Street
Chula Avenue
Maintreet
Lexington Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Lex. Twaton
Harison Avenue
Northern Pacific
Front Street
Second Street
Main
Montana
Butte
Montana Power Company
Democratic Women card party and dance at Stevens Hall
The Democratic Women's club will hold a card party, dance and social at Stevens and Manley's hall tonight. Ix are invited to attend. The Garfield school Parent-Teachers will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the school. Parents will enter with the teachers for a largely social gathering.
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ARD
DAN
Democratic Women's Club
Stevens & Manley's
Garfield
City considers ordinances and bids on public works
The council rejected a proposed ordinance barring women from liquor venues and approved paving plans for Harrison Avenue and Montana Street with bitulithic or related surfaces. Additional actions include playground wiring efforts, new committees, police officer appointment, sewer and curb work on Gold Street, and bids for police automobiles and three chassis redirected to the judiciary committee.
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Harrison Avenue
Front Street
Bow Trock
Montana Street
Park Street
Mies Holland
Deer Prija
Office of Police
Worgan
Judiciary Committee
Gold Street
Emmet
Ophir
Charles
Mtudebaker
Motor TR
Scripps-Booth
Rompany
Detroit
Treasure State Auto Company
James McNichola
Charles W
Ane
Silver Bow Auto
Shaughnessy & Fiaiph
Sherman & Reed
Contractors Equipment Company
Butte Coat Coms Pans
Udiciary Committee
Inmates Escape From Warm Springs Asylum
Two inmates escaped from the Warm Springs asylum last night and are believed headed for Butte on height trams. Thompson aged 17 and Rezek aged 63 are the reported escapees, with authorities seeking arrest.
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Coucers
Butte
Insane Asylum
Tate
Ana
Thompson
United States Army
Matt Rezek
Mexico Crisis Nears Resolution Amid US Border Tensions
Washington reported tentative progress on proposals to be presented to General Carranza for a renewal of cooperation against bandits as the Healan expedition continues. Officials feared a withdrawal demand could trigger consequences, while Mexico's economic woes and railroad strike affect stability along the border. Attorney B C Day of Helena visited Butte on professional business.
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Washington
Carransa
Beret Ac
Guy
Ated
Matee
Ragaal
Alent
Seresth
Grave
Sateen
Funston
Mexico
State Department
B.C. Day
Helena
Butte
Robins 10 preside at Progressive convention
New York May 24 Raymond Robins was selected to preside over the Progressive party national convention as executive head while the party names its candidate for United States senator. The meeting includes George W. Perkins and Everett Colby among attendees and anticipates 2000 delegates. The auditorium seats 3806 with stage seating planned for delegates and guests.
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New York
Raymond Robigo
National Progressive Party
Exec Progressive National
Honine
United States
Ie Miinole i
Mamane
Dridiz
Tiki van. Valkenburg
Phils
Tam ‘Childs
Brookly Robins
Chicago
Everett Colby
New Jerness
Henry J. Stoddarg
Sai
Davis
Rumor of Von Buelow Peace Mission Circulates
London reports a rumor that Prince von Buelow former German chancellor may visit the United States as a peace delegate. Diplomatic circles in London say the claim lacks official confirmation and doubt its accuracy, noting the rumor could aim to influence views on German peace overtures.
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London
Exchange
Prince von Buelow
Washington
Emperor Willan
Atco
Prince von Bolew
United States
Princ von Buelew
Warmington
Prine
Washingto Mission
Hon
Min
Germany
India rice crop acreage and yield set records this year
India's rice crop area is about 76,782,000 acres, slightly more than last year. The total yield is expected to be about one percent higher than last year, with record area and yield anticipated.
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India
Abolition sentiment rises as Yuan Shi Kai abdication rumors
Cable alerts from Shanghai report a majority of provincial representatives meeting in Nanking favor Yuan Shi Kai’s abdication though no formal action yet. Revolt spreads with Hengchow seized and Chengsha rail access threatened as 200+ ex-parliament members plan reopening date for the capital region.
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San Francisco
Shanghai
Chinese Republic Journal
Nanking
Yuan Shi Kai
Feng Jouchang
Kiangan
Yuan Shi Kars
Thengan
Hunan
Hengchow
Chengsha
Peking
Scireanes
S Cation
Ihe
TAPPED WIRE CONVERSATIONS CONTINUED DETAILS INQUIRY
The article outlines continued wiretap implications tied to inquiries into the entente coalition and munition orders. It notes testimony about source leaks from Dr Morgan & Co and mentions attempts to obtain a formal complaint to present to a grand jury.
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Swanhis
Allien
Dr. P. Morgan & Co
Activi
Burne
Seymour & Seymour
Swann
Frederick Seymour
Giatrid
Austrian Advance Like Attacks Made on Verdun
Rome reports the Austrian front along the Talia is active with increased artillery and divisions. Italian forces note 26 batteries between the Adige and Brenta with additional units from the Balkans. Bridges and ponds hinder progress as Austrian officers issue strict orders to avoid population mistreatment.
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Rome
Talia
Offendun
Koevess
Adige
Brenta
Seland
Balkan
Pun
Artixeo
Tumerea
Vicenza
Prian
Miley
Lido
Ventce
Adriatic
TO Ie
Empire Day Observed by British Officials Here
British officials in Washington hoisted the royal flag at the embassy and over British consulates nationwide to mark Empire Day. The date aligns with Queen Victoria's birthday May 24, now officially designated as Empire Day as part of government recognition.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Victoria
Glass telephone poles for Europe endure harsh use
Glass poles for telephone lines are being produced in Europe. They resist breakage and do not rot or rust, remaining impervious to insects.
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Europe
Storm Devastates South Dakota Farmlands Killing Child
A severe early morning storm in southeast Lakota, South Dakota, caused widespread damage. A child was killed when farm structures collapsed as hail and wind toppled barns, silos, and power lines. Many farmers along the North Fork Stineourt river report bank failures and livestock losses as telegraph and telephone lines remain down.
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Sioux Falls, & D
Lakota
Peter Ot
Vither
Aurora County
Sonet
Stineourt
Barnes and Silos
Hivestock
Seminary control to be fought on floor in Presbyterian split
Atlantic City N J May 24 The Presbyterian general assembly will vote on a Rochester Tennessee controversy affecting seminary control The plan grants authority over faculty members at seminaries while Cincinnati demands a tighter mix The New York presbytery faced censure for deviations but warded off formal action urging careful licensing of candidates until they clearly affirm fundamentals.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Thesal Assembly
Presbyterian General
United States
Rochester
Lane
Cincinnati
York
New York
General Assembly
Cport
Seattle Trap Meet Highlights Local Marksman Debuts
May 24 report from Seattle states Frank Treen of Vancouver Washington led with a high mark in the 200 target event of the Washington state trap shooting tournament which concluded today. Joets score reached 284 while professionals competed in the 300 target event with Hugh Poston of San Francisco first on 287 and Bet Le Reeld second on 285. Frank C Reihl of Tacoma and HJ Holohan tied for third on 276.
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Seattle
Frank Treen
Vancouver
Wash
Joetts
Hugh Poston
San Francisco
Bet le & Reeld
Frank C. Reihl
Tacoma
HJ. Holohan
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Hawkes
Leys
Clary
Dinan Vo the
Connett
Rain Coats
Liitary Committee
Warm Springs Asylum
Amesuah
Waterloo
Freeman Paneama
Mazinnta
Faerntana
Ee Dourlan
Utah
Nhtana
Nerutte
Utal
Nevada
Colorado
Robins
Yrmer Coal
Roosevelt
von Buelow
Rice Prominde
Lavalliere
Mose Linz
Main and Broadway
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
East Park
John J. McCarthy
Yuan Shi Kas
Air Kingsbury
Dane Totchig
Beyme Eglatne Enien
Verdun
Brownfeld - Canty
Iitcase
Oxford
Ford
Boleanficti Cal Co
West Park Street
South Dakota
McArthy
E. Broadway
Oech Sli
oxLey
Simon
North Main
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