Finnish Girl Ends Life After Troubled Love Affair
22 year old Tukka Neimo drank carbolic acid in a Butte room after pleading with her fiancé Alfred Audin to stop seeing other women. She spoke of going to mamma and to Finland as she died five minutes after a doctor arrived. Neimo blamed Audin for their unhappy engagement. The coroner found no inquest necessary.
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Alfred
Mamma
Tukka Neimo
East Park Street
Polles Quinn
Butte
Alfred Audin
Audie
Audio
Finland
Boy with Knife Arrested for Malicious Fence Damage Near Park
Truant Officer Fox arrested Joe Guay yesterday after noon on a charge of malicious mischief. He was found cutting holes in the high board fence around McCloskey park during a ball game, armed with a seven inch knife. Guay may be arraigned in juvenile court before Judge Donlan. Public concern grows as youths breach the park fence to watch games, prompting an upcoming crackdown campaign.
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Fox
Joe Guay
McCloskey Park
Guay
Donlan
Butte
New Show at the Orpheum to Please All Patrons
The Orpheum theater presents two dramatic photoplays and two educational films for the rest of the week. Starting this afternoon, In the Baggage Coach Ahead is the feature, a pictorial version of the old ballad. Also showing are The Angel of the Slums, American Beauties, and The Simanouri's Expiation, a Japanese mystery.
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The
Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Edison Company
Simanouri
Butte
Child Marriages in Chicago Exposed by 13 Year Old Bride
Chicago officials confront a scandal as 13 year old Mary Grace Olando reveals she was married May 4 in the county building by Justice of the Peace William Stacey to Dominic La Civita, 25. She names other underage brides. authorities vow action.
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Chicago
W. L. Bodine
Mary Grace Olando
Dominic la Civita
William Stacey
Stacey
Mary Olando
Olando
Greenwood Avenue
Civito
Pinckner
Pinckney
Bodine
Cook County
Civita
la Civite
Owens
Judge Owens
Oakland Magician and Guardsmen Featured in City Page
Oakland highlights a magician Mary EB How ard with captain of guard Anna Warnock and attendants Jessie Tippett, inner sentinel William F. Allen and outer sentinel Charles W. Elderkin. Managers Olive E. Allen Rose Davis and Carrie Sweeney, musician Elizabeth Harrington also listed in the event.
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Oakland
Mary EB. Howard
Anna Warnock
Jessie Tippett
Inner Sentinel
William F. Allen
Outer Sentinel
Charles W. Elderkin
Olive E. Allen
Rose Davis
Carrie Sweeney
Elizabeth Harrington
Important Work of Probation Officers Under New Juvenile Law
Probation officers under the new juvenile court law appeared in court alongside police and humane officers. Chief Probation Officer Mary Sheehan and Assistant Edna Freeman observed two boys confessing to burglary, with the officers noting the public knows little of their work. They say the six weeks in office have seen over a dozen investigated cases, and the aim is to keep juvenile records confidential while improving facilities and cooperation with Judge Donlan as the program expands. The officers say their work extends beyond cases strictly covered by the law and includes assisting other cases of interest.
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Deenlan
Mary Sheehan
Edna Freeman
Salvation Army bids farewell to Major Watt in Helena
At Salvation Army headquarters a farewell for Major and Mrs Watt was held as they depart for New York. Watt led the Montana and Idaho district for over a year, with colleagues praising his leadership. Col Henry Lee of Denver will attend and address the gathering tonight.
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Salvation Army
Pittsburg Replaces Councils With Nine-Man City Body
Pittsburg city government will dissolve its councils and be replaced by a nine member body. Members will be appointed for several months before elections by the city at large. The change follows a late legislative act passed last week.
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Pittsburg
Woman Captures Burglar in Martin Residence
A woman captured one burglar at the Martin home on South Arizona street. Neighbors detained a second suspect near the playground as police were summoned. A $10 gold piece was recovered, leaving only a small loss including a $5 gold piece, a revolver, and some knickknacks.
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Martin
Noth
Train Wreck In Iowa Injures Several Passengers
Chicago and Northwestern passenger train number seven the Los Angeles limited derailed at Chelsea twenty five miles east of Marshalltown Iowa at 5 30 this morning. No fatalities reported though several passengers were injured due to a broken journal on a car in the derailment.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Chicago & Northwestern
Los Angeles Limited
Chelsea
Here
Railroad Layoffs Hit Springfield Shops Amid Slack Demand
Notice posted at the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad shops in Springfield announces 400 employees will be laid off tomorrow due to slack business. Officials say the layoffs will last at least a month.
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Springfield
St. Louis & San Francisco
PIREMEN REMEMBER DEAD AT MEMORIAL DAY
Following the custom since the 1895 powder explosion the Butte firemen decorated graves of victims buried in the cemetery. The Missoula fire department sent 175 floral pieces for the grave sites. Floral offerings also came from Helena fire department and Frank Day. Old Jim the surviving horse was too feeble to haul flowers. a younger fire horse did the duty.
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Butte
Missoula
Helena
Frank Day
Old Jim
Butte Circle Elects Women of Woodcraft Officers
Butte circle No. 155 Women of Woodcraft has chosen officers for the ensuing term. Past guardian Sophie Curtis guardian neighbor Annie McDermott advisor May M. Thomason banker Anna Aiken clerk.
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Butte Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Guardian
Sophie Curtis
Annie McDermott
May M. Thomason
Anna Aiken
Darrow Leaves Los Angeles for Chicago and Indianapolis
Clarence S. Darrow, chief counsel for John J McNamara and James McNamara, leaves Los Angeles for Chicago and then Indianapolis. He may miss the July 15 court pleas. From Chicago he will meet Leo Rappaport, adviser for the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Attorneys Scott and LeCompte Davis will oversee prep from this end.
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Los Angeles
Clarence
Darrow
John J
James McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Chicago
Indianapolis
Leo Rappaport
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Consular Report on Small Land Holdings and Peasant Proprieties
Consular reports note that 75 percent of 155,051 landed properties are valued under 200 dollars. Most of these small holdings are owned by Black peasants who rely on salt fish, fruits, vegetables, and yams they grow themselves. They live with little exertion and resist entering into larger economic arrangements.
Labor Contracts Driven by Ethnic Labor Mix in Jamaica
The article notes that despite Jamaica's population being 95 percent negroes and including mulattoes, large sugar and banana plantations increasingly rely on East Indian coolies to ensure a steady, year round labor force.
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Jamaica
Helena Girls Honored as Wisconsin Academic Leaders
In line with a university plan this year, freshmen and sophomores with general excellence receive special honors. The list announced today includes Helena students Agnes Woodworth Dickerson and Belle Fliegelman from the University of Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Helena
Agnes Woodworth Dickerson
Belle Fliegelman
Lodge nominations proceed at Oswego Pythian lodges
Oswego lodge of Pythians nominated officers for the next six months. Damon lodge followed with nominations Friday evening and Calanthe lodge will nominate tonight. Elections are set for next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in the three lodges.
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Oswego Lodge of
Pythians
Damon Lodge
Calanthe Lodge
Funeral of Mrs Murray Held at St Patrick's Church
The funeral of Mrs Mary L Murray began Monday at the family home 608 North Matin street and proceeded to St Patrick's church for a solemn requiem high mass. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.
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Mary L. Murray
North Matin Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Wolf bounty records in Nemaha County set marks
In Nemaha County budgeted bounty payments for wolf and coyote scalps reach new highs. Bert Hanry delivered eight gray wolves from Sabetha and earned 40 dollars, $5 each, while his brother-in-law collected eight more in Seneca for another $40. Never before has such a wolf catch been recorded locally.
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Topeka
Sparh
Nemaha County
Bert Hanry
Sabetha
Seneca
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Aney
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Nuit
Richelieu
Japan
San Francisco
Kellogg's
Sunlit Bakery
California
the Talk of
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London
RED Boot Shoe CO
North Main Street
Mall Robinson Bros. & Co., Inc
Sole Wakes
Malden
Masa
Abo Ooy
Fins
Ment
Bayley- Davenport
Everybody’s
West Park St
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Bride
Jadae
Salvation Park
Pittsberg
Piremen
Dollar Fishing Book
Davis
Montana
North Main_st
Dakota
Judith Queen
Cate
Stollwerck
Wweight
J. R. Bobry
Who's
Allen
East Broadway
Silla
F. A. Ironside
the Dentist
Wisconsin
Murray
Wolves OF
Wansas County
First National Bank of
Globe Jewelry CO
Butte Furniture Exchange
South Main Street
DR. Lamb
West Galena
Butte, Mont
Palace Clothing Store
Rover Ti
Rea AY
Price Inc
Newbro Drug Co
Butte, and Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Carter
Eckman
Cherry Street
Philadelphia
M. L. Gerhardt
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