Memorial Day Proclaimed In Butte 1909 By Acting Mayor
Acting Mayor Murphy proclaims Monday May 31 1909 a day commemorating the dead. Citizens are asked to observe with reverence, suspend nonessential duties, assist in public observances led by Lincoln post Grand Army of the Republic and Lawton post United Spanish War Veterans, and city offices to close with flags raised on public buildings.
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United States
Murphy
T. Murphy
City of
Butte
Lincoln Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Lawton Post
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies Auxiliary
John O'Leary
Two Men Arrested In Chinese Laundry Robbery Case
Two men in Butte, identified as possible members of a dope circle, jailed for stealing clothing from a Chinese laundry line. They were arrested in a cab behind 417 South Arizona street after loot was found under flooring. the job was carried out on a roof at 419 South Arizona street behind the Wash house. A neighbor alerted authorities.
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Howard
W. D. Wallace
Butte
Arizona Street
South
Schoolboys as printers in Bronx and Brooklyn schools
Article details public school printing programs in Bronx No 3 at Brown Place and 135th Street and in Brooklyn Seventh Avenue and Fourth Street. It notes plant costs ranging from $2,500 to $10,000, student involvement after hours, and staff including editor and humor editors.
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Public School
Brown Place
One
Thirty-fifth Street
Bronx
New York
Seventh Avenue
Fourth Street
Brooklyn
Board of Education
Thirty Eighth Street
Friends of the School
Eddie Licker
Louis
Gus Robitzek
Tommy Walsh
Mitchell Repp
Eddie Winsor
Albert Scharf
Arthur Dwyer
Charley Siefel
Johnny McDonald
Fred Duncan
Rints
Seurch
Aise Echine
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City Ft
Chinaman
China
Seersucker
Underskirts
Vatali
Pale
Knox Shape Sailors
Sacoca
Ves
Tewanem Owe
Rae de Pale
Wee
Noawalty Marinetoad Wash
MESY
Emuauulicou Wadi Laviius AL OC CP
Symons
Sean
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