Missing rancher W McCarkle last seen in Butte bar
W McCarkle a well known Ravalli county rancher from Woodside disappeared after arriving in Butte with a carload of produce. He was last seen Oct 28 at the Butte hotel bar heavily intoxicated and may have fallen into criminal hands. friends fear for his safety as search and worry spread through Missoula Ravalli and Great Falls.
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Butte
Ravalli
W. McCarkle
Woodside
Ravalli County
Mr. McCarkle
George Porter
Mr Porter
Missoula
McCarkle
Len O'Clock
Butte Hotel
Missouly
Putte
Great Falls
MecCarkle
Big Store Burglarynetted Jewelry Worth 200 In Late Night Break In
Two men smashed a plate glass window at Symons' big store in Weston Park street and escaped with watches rings and other jewels valued around 200. C H Luf kin of Skelton Detective Agency alerted the incident while Night Watchman Kaufman and Detective Jerry Murphy pursued the case. Signs left behind include watch fobs and ring hexes. several high priced jewels had been left in the window until that night.
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Symons
C. H Lufkin
Skelton
Academy Street
Pirk Street
Kaufman
Furslars
Jerry Murphy
Fay
Park
Galena Street
Symons’ Store
Elwin and Waltham
A&b
Butte Saloon Keeper Maxine Lalande Suicide Tragedy
Coroner's jury in Butte rules Maxine Lalande died by self inflicted pistol shot while temporarily deranged. Lalande, age 13, had moved to Butte from Canada 30 years ago and ran a saloon at 42 East Park Street. Funeral plans pending. Associated Charities notes urgent needs and urges public support with donations and monthly memberships as winter hardship grows.
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Maxine Lalande
Lalande
LaAlamie
Maxine .A. Lelinds
Vanniere
Butte
Canada
The Penitent at Broadway: Mixed Review of Hall Caine Drama
The Penitent opened a three night run at Broadway with a small crowd. The plot centers on the Ritson family in England with themes of love jealousy and betrayal. Myles McCarthy as Bonnythorne delivers a creditable villain performance while Frederick Lane William Ryan Mathew Fisher and Greta Lowther also receive strong work.
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Broad Way
Hall Caine
Butte
Hugh
Mercy Fisher
Bonnythorne
Paul
Greta Lowther
Paul Drayton
Paul Ritson
Frederick FE. Lane
Wiliam F. Ryan
Hugh Ritson
Charles N. Greene
Mathew Fisher
Maud Clair Shaw
Murray Visits a Wrestler in East Trip
James A. Murray, a Butte mining man, tours New York and the East and visits Clarence Muldoon’s wrestling resort. Muldoon trains former “has beens” into capable athletes through wrestling sparring and athletic drills. He helps men restored from overwork regain vigor without emphasis on money.
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James A. Murray
Butte
New York
Emipre
Clarence Muldoon
Muldoon
Mr. Murray
Fire damages Helena Light and Traction plant
Insurance adjusters fixed a nineteen thousand dollar loss on the Helena Light and Traction plant which was partly destroyed by fire. Two thousand five hundred dollars covers building loss and the rest covers machinery. Adjusters are also computing the loss on the Missouri River Power company machinery insured for ten thousand dollars damaged in the same fire.
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Helena
Helena Light and Traction Company
Electricight
Missouri River Power Company
Waich
Fourth of July Hurrah and Cree Wage Dispute in Butte
A fragmented tale recalls a Fourth of July celebration in Butte with bands and noise, followed by a demand for pay. Sol Levy jokes about not funding patriotism and references to a jail room scrap with cockroaches. Meanwhile a funeral for Mike Godfrey is set for 2 PM at Pat Peeple’s residence and St. Lawrence church.
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Sol Levy
Indiana
Sol
Flo
Bei
Cummy
Traiter
Money Headquarters
Butte
Mike Godfrey
Pat Peeple
Gladstone Street
St. Lawrence Church
Butte Man Dies in New York After Illness
A. T. McMillan, longtime Butte resident, died in Presbyterian hospital New York on October 28 after a prolonged illness. He came from Canada to Montana about 16 years ago and lived in Butte except for a year abroad. He traveled to Seattle and New York seeking relief before his death. His sister in Montreal was believed to control his remains.
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A. T. McMillan
Butte
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
McMillan
Canada
Montana
Seattle
Montreal
Physicians Fail to Report Contagious Diseases Arrests Loom
City ordinance requiring physicians to register contagious diseases has been widely ignored. Authorities say warrants will be issued this morning for two prominent doctors as evidence in two cases suggests the neglect may be an oversight rather than criminal negligence.
Election Returns Report Compared Across Newspapers
The Standard’s coverage on election returns shows concise tally summaries and key race outcomes, while other papers in the field provide broader context, voter turnout notes, candidate profiles, and regional variances. The Standard emphasizes official results and immediate implications.
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The
Standard
Will Return to Her Home Arthemise Tanquay Case
The Associated Charities will help 13 year old Arthemise Tanquay return to Falls River Massachusetts after she was found in the city jail on a drunkenness charge. She says she was enticed away two years ago and forced into a life of shame. She has no money or friends, and a homeward ticket will be arranged. The late George Hadock's remains will be moved to Meaderville for a 2:30 pm funeral at St. Joseph's church following a 3 pm service.
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Arthemise Tanquay
Red Light District
Associated Charities
Miss Tanquay
Falls River
Mass
Massachusetts
George Hadock
Montana Undertaking Company
East Park
John Gorch
Meaderville
St. Joseph's Church
Farmer John Ritson Cleared of Malicious Mischief Charge
John Ritson of Home Stake road eight miles from the city was acquitted in Justice Nelson's court on a malicious mischief charge after a jury found no malicious intent in removing part of a neighbor's fence. He testified he needed to cross the land to reach a mining claim. He simultaneously charged three Ouldis family members with assault, set for hearing on November 19.
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John Ritson
Ouldis
Justice of the Peace
Nelson
Ritson
Building permit issued for Kemper addition frame house
A permit was issued yesterday to Thomas E. Crane for a 22 by 36 feet five room frame house on lot 11 block 1 Kemper addition facing Kemper avenue with an estimated cost of about 1000 dollars. The funeral of Mrs. John Opie will be held Sunday at 2 PM from the family residence 38 East Park street. John Cowles funeral is set for 2 PM today at Richards undertaking parlors. Helena Forrest died last night at 416 South Main street at age 10.
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Thomas E. Crane
Kemper Addition
Kemper Avenue
John Opie
East Park Street
Helena
George Forrest
South Main Street
Sugar bargain at Youlden Grocery closing-out sale
Twenty-five pounds of granulated sugar offered for one dollar at the Youlden Grocery closing-out sale located on North Main Street. A three dollar combination purchase of additional groceries is advertised for today only.
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Youlden Grocery Company
North Main Street
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