Hunting Ducks on Silver Bow Creek City Limits
Judge Booher fines Tony Rancevich for shooting within city limits while duck hunting on Silver Bow Creek. He warns deer and bird safety require city boundaries, urges proper hunting outside town. Wright, once deemed incompetent, disturbed a lodging house. guardian Melmner plans Salt Lake transfer. Other cases include Henry Karr, Bond forfeiture, Jack Murray fined $100 for assault and jail, Jack Alaska $20 for fighting, Mrs. Ferry dismissed after warning quarreling wives.
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Lon Silver
Wright
Ba Wright
A.B. Melmner
Salt Lake
Henry Karr
Gus Halonen
East Park Street
Jack
Murray
Lavelle
Jack Alaska
South Main Street
H. Ferry
C.K. Eckerslee
Booker
Plan Meeting of Moral Reformers in Montana
The Moral Reform League in Butte schedules a two day conference October 20 and 21 to mobilize a state wide fight against race track gambling white slavery and violation of Montana laws. Committees will gather statistics and organize pastors to push for stricter enforcement and new legislation.
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Butte
Montana
Br. Groeneveld
Ree
Wea Jordan
George Woite
Moraleform League
Hia
A. Rexroad
Leslie Bechtel
Walter M. Jordan
Helena
Moral Reform League
Churches of
Japanese Going to Japan for Brides from Pacific Northwest
In Portland on October 6 a party of 104 Japanese men led by K Narusawa of Orexot Rews sails from Tacoma to the Orient to seek brides. They plan to visit Japan for three months and return to marry and settle in America. The leaders aim to publicize opportunities for Japanese in the U S with moving pictures and discuss prosperity and industry on the Pacific coast.
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Portland
Ore
K. Narusawa
Orexot Rews
Oregon
California
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Tacoma
Orient
Uren
America
Japan
Paette Coast
Sehatnt
Claims 20000 Damages For Loss Of A Foot
Thomas Coakley sued Shore Line Railroad for 20000 in district court alleging careless and negligent service. He says he was a passenger on a May 24 1913 train from Butte to Silver Bow when the train pulled away as he tried to alight. A second train approached on a parallel track and his left foot was crushed requiring amputation and his shoulder injured. He cites darkness and lack of warning as contributing factors.
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Shore ‘Line
Thomas Coakley Ysterday
Coakley
Butte
Silver Bow
Aigrettes and Opium Barred by Tariff Law
Washington reports a woman wearing an aigrette on her hat is barred by new tariff law as officials seek details from New York on plumes seized from trans Atlantic passengers. In Russia a train crash near St Petersburg kills fourteen and injures two. former president Alexander J. Gucknomt is among the victims.
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Washington
United States
New York
St. Petersburg
Alexander J. Gucknomt
The
Juma
Dvinsk
Kitchen Cabinet Ex Rae Size Regular For
A compact note mentions kitchen cabinet sizing and regular Rae dimensions.
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Exrae
Springs Surprise on All His Friends
H T H Lee Welsh a former city engineer and current chemist at Southern Cross mine married Verna Sylvester in a quiet morning ceremony at the First Baptist church in Butte. The couple left for the Southern Cross mine after the service. Welsh, once an assistant city engineer under Mayor Duncan, later joined Anaconda Copper and now serves at the Southern Cross.
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H. Lee Welsh
City Engineering Department
Southern Cross
Miss Vernavester
Joseph Sylvester
Kansas City
Mr. Welsh
Butte
Anaconda
Dave
Miss Sylvester
Mr Welsh
Georgetown
Robert Kilgore
First Baptist Church
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Road
Welsh
Lee Welsh
Duncan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Five
Exposition Expenditures Are Less Than Expenses
San Francisco Oct 6 The Panama Pacific International Exposition company reports total receipts through Aug 31 audited at a little over 9 million and expenditures just over 5 million. The enterprise needs about 12 million to finish the planned work with assets about 21 thousand short. Interest and concessions income may cover the shortfall.
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San Francisco
Cal
Durkee
Exposition Company
Mexican Aviators Reach New York for Return to Mexico
Eighteen young Mexican cadets arrive in New York after four months of aviation training with the French army at Versailles and will depart for Mexico City to join the federal army aerial corps.
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New York
Weir
Mexico
Veresailles
Mexico City
Aerial Corps
Federal Army
Bankers Gather in Boston for 39th Convention
Boston October meeting draws about 5,000 country bankers from across the United States to discuss currency legislation before Congress. Gordon Jones of the First National Bank of Littleton Colorado says the bill has been viewed mainly by large reserve city banks and seeks to include country bankers’ perspectives on provisions affecting their business.
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Boston
Mass
Bankers’ Association
United Sites
Congress
Gordon Jones
First National Bank of
Littleton
Col
Pegoud Fails Loop With 180-Pound Passenger
Paris reports aviator Pegoud attempting a two seat loop with a 180 pound sandbag passenger aboard. He rose to about 3000 feet then fell, the craft briefly uncontrollable. He regained control and landed safely, promising to retry with adjustments.
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Paris
Pegoud
Baggage We Trox Third Class Passenger Item
A fragment describes binary third class baggage handling with a ten pound item noted. The readable text highlights baggage and passenger class details without full context or clear events.
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Eee
Broadway
National Guard of
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Ballard’s
Horehound
Stephens
Russen
Ovinsk
Russia
Kiev
Copenhagen
Hennessy
Ne Econo
Kayser
Amoskeag Teazledown
Vienna
Tse
Storm Boots
Missouri
Bell
Western Fuel CO
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