Democratic Ticket Slates Local Legislature and Offices
The slate lists candidates for the Legislature and numerous county and city roles. Names include DIL JS HAMMOND THOMAS NORTON REIGHTON LARGEY JOHN MACGINNI and JAMES KING WW M DOWELL PATRIC For Judges include JEREMIAH J. MICHAEL and J.B. MCLERNAN. County offices cover Sheriff Treasurer County Attorney and more with JOAN J. FOLE Kerr Sullivan THOMAS PA DERGAST MARGARET HOGAN HARRY DAVENPORT ALB M and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dil JS
Hammond
Thomas Norton
Reighton Largey
John Macginni
O Donnell
James King
M Dowell
Patric
Jeremiah J. Michael Do
J.B. McLernan
John K. O'Rour
Treasure Charles
Thomas J. Walker
James M. Riley
Joan J. Fole
Kerr TI 8. Sullivan
Thomas PA Dergast
Margaret Hogan
Harry Davenport
Alb.m
Wnd
M Mahon
Justices of the Peace
Michael Egan Henry Foley
Shea
Butte Current Notes and Local Visitors Highlights
Reading list of visitors and locals in Butte includes W King from Missoula D Berry from Livingston H C Johnson from Kalispell J E Loyd from Donald P W Hopper from Billings James Deering from Garrison Fern Selton from Musselshell F A Head Jr from Warm Springs Walter Hartman from Bozeman and others. Local ads note Purerty cafe meat, Hoom 208 Leil Sharkey visit, Quartz blanks at Standard office, and Tonkin's De Luxe hats with Tonkin's Clothery promotions. Police chief Fred L Stone visited to review records. unspecified newborn noted. general listings of lodging and merchandise abound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf. Spencer
Mt Tlc
Thompson
Helens J. E. Loyd
Butte
Donald
P. W. Hopper
Billings
Finten James Deering
Garrison
Miss Fern Selton
Mussels
Purerty Cafe
W. H Daves
Matthews
Karsted
State Savings Bamtk
Leil Sharkey
Beaverhead ‘County
Butte Wisas
Ed “Henderson
Delaware Street
P.O
Tonkin
Maine
California
East Park Street
Atterbury
Tonkin's Clothery
Red Boot Shoe Co
N. Main Street
Fred L. Stone
Dition
Real College Game Slated For Butte Showdown
The Butte crowd braces for a major football clash as the All-Star aggregation from a distant college prepares to meet the School of Mines squad in a full afternoon program. Captain Hoagland leads a formidable backfield while Woods from Georgetown anchors center. The Mines hope to repeat their tough play from Saturday with most of the lineup intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
School of Mines
Aggies
Bozeman
Hoagland
Hale
Culorman
Swan
Melaner
Kesstone
Wisconsin
Woods
Columbia
Georgetown
Matlock
Garda
Kessethuth
Mines and Aggies Clash Showdown Notes
Report from a Mines versus Aggies game highlights returning players from Boxes man and glowing reports of Coach McIntosh. Mines held the lead early while the home guard surged in the second half. Norton mishandled kicks, Evans fumbled punts, and Hartsack starred for Mines while Franshaw stood out for McIntosh. Rogeman averaged 16 pounds, with notable weight advantage.
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McIntosh
Aggies
Mines
Norton
Hartsuck
Dutte
Franshaw
Evans
Brecause
Iyeight
License Payment Delay Led To Arrest
The fragment notes a failure to pay a license on time, causing arrest after disciplinary action. It mentions a person referred to as T and a phrase about paying tomorrow, with no clear names or locations due to the damaged source.
Negro makes out glass of windows of cabin
Recange William Randolph, colored, is believed to have broken out the cabin windows in East Park near Main Street. He spent last night in jail on a gambling charge. Randolph was confronted by another large Black man, Buday, who accused him of trying to win a girl. Randolph claims an unrelated incident occurred in Anaconda. A separate note mentions Miss Lila Gillis's funeral, to be held at her home on South Main Alley and at the church with a Nequiem mass. Orton Bros. advertise pianos and organs at 219 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph
East Park
Main_ street
Randolph
Buday
Worreet
Igor
East
Taymond
Anaconda
Tan
Uolph
Lila Gillis
Palle
Hutte
Ted
South Main Alley
Mike Mooney
Kane
Bartone
Mooney
Butte
California
Fireside Left After Sheriff Letter to the Editor
A taxpayer recounts a sheriff letter praising his work against gamblers and protecting daughters, but laments insufficient home protection from night prowlers. The letter urges more vigilence to safeguard households. Dated Hutte October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Hutte
Hallway Sleeping Apartment and Club Incident
A man hiding in a club hallway was detained after posing as a railway section hand and failing to recall the railroad office. He produced a key and argued about a missing initiation fee while being charged with drunkenness. Local police report the suspect is a bricklayer from St. Louis. The article also notes a Jewish congregation election and a fur company license dispute in the same text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Higan
Bodkin
Ryan
St.Louis
Mayer’s Jewelers Proclaim Low Prices and Guarantees
Mayer’s factory for new and repair work claims the best mainspring and watch cleaning deals in the state with a one year guarantee. The store touts low prices on jewelry and repairs, offers free eye examinations and fittings at Montana Optical Co, and promises money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layer
Mayer
Montana Optical Co
Orpheum Theater Returns Announced With Election News
Management at the Orpheum outlines plans to combine theater events with county election information. John, the theater manager, says arrangements will let patrons enjoy top vaudeville while receiving accurate election details, all presented at the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
John
Closing Up the Campaign With Another Big Rally
A crowded final rally is planned tonight at the Hutte hotel with speakers slated from a balcony including Governor Norris if capable, and Charles B. Hartman among others. An additional meeting on Washington Street will feature strong speakers and a correction letter from Dr. Christopher Turner clarifies an error about apologizing to Dr. R. L. Stokes. The text notes funeral plans for Mrs. Davis at Faucett Street, with services tomorrow at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte Hotel
Norris
Hough
Charles
Hartsman
Scully Washington Street
Raltor Anaconna Stannara
Silver” Bow Medical Association
R. L. Stokes
Dr. Stokes
Christopher Turner
M.D. Butte
Elate Joseph A
Richards
Hong Kong shops looted as riot unrest grows
Rioters looted Hong Kong shops amid a Japanese boycott protest and police preparations. Merchants express backing for the boycott while authorities report hundreds of arrests and mounting tension. A planned boxing bout between Jack OBrien and Sam Langford was canceled next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Jack O'Brien
Sam Langford
Boxing clubs face closure under new police orders
Fragmentary report notes Police Commissioner Bingham ordering boxing clubs to shut down. The note appears amid杂 miscellaneous ads and public notices, suggesting a crackdown impacting local athletic venues and event listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetic Club
Bingham
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Butte News
Omics of the
Andard
East Broadway
Butte Telephone
Independent
Telephone
New York
Mlver
Grady's
Orton Bros
Coliseum
W. King
Missoula
D. Berry
Livingston
Coal and Wood
McLaughlin Coal Co
H. C. Johnson
Kalisell
Iastars
Aptain
Hongland
Men
Soho
de Luxe
Derby
Tonkin’s Clothery
McKendry
Hannifin
Opticians
Charles E. Meagher
Montana
Silver Bow County
Meagher
Meag
Vndor
Kyle
Little
Condon
Clinch
Jensen
Grunett
Craig
Hartsack
Eas Pune
North Main Street
Congregation
Adath Israel of the
Orthodox Jewish Church
Max Fried
Max. Blinstein
B. Kopold
Ion
N. Kenten
Therian Fur Company
Weggenman & Mund, Inc
U3 North Main Batte
Black Diamond
Peninsular
West Park
W. Park
Hongkong
Jehi
Ladies of
Hedman Brothers
Siberian Fur Company
Butte, Anaconda and
Pacific Railway
Oregon Short Line Railway
Silver Bow
Northern Pacine
Durent
Great Northern
Miles' Crossing
Louisville
Polit
Mort
Totter
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