Judge McGowan Aids Workseekers Amid Pay Struggle
The article portrays Judge McGowan as a friend to trouble sufferers and a critic of misused charity. He cites three recent cases where workers faced starvation or delayed pay, detailing how deductions, rent, and taxes erode wages. He recalls railway and employer delays, urging reform and timely earnings rather than charity.
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Judge McGowan
Almont Daily
Tutte
California
Andy Mueller
Registered Illegally Two Held as Vagrants
Police Judge McGowan states illegalization concerns, revealing two men in city jail for suspected multiple registrations. One inmate allegedly registered three times, with addresses on Colorado and Ohio streets and East Quartz street. Officers continue investigation into a second case from a Friday roundup of ten alleged vagrants.
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McGowan Venter
Murphy
Colorado Street
Ohio Street
Wendford
Quartz Street
East Quartz Street
Family theater presents mythic art with refined staging
Anne wamiey profiles a 30 minute performance by Professor Patterson featuring three women and a man in bas relief mythological poses including Le Pein Temps Bacchantes and Apollo and Diana. The act blends graceful costumes elegant setting and masterful music, showcased without vulgarity. The piece is mounted for lodge members and patrons at Montana street, while a funeral escort is organized for Ben Halford of Myrtle Lodge in Helena.
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Patterson
Keith, & Proctor
Apollo
Diana
South
Montana Street
Ben Halford
Myrtle Lodge
Helena, Mont
Frank
Democratic Campaign Stages In Butte Area Rallies
The article outlines a week of Democratic campaign events in Walkerville Centerville Berry Man’s Hall South Butte East Butte Williamsburg Pete Teague’s place Silver Bow Park Dublin Quich Walkerville Centerville and Meaderville with Governor Norris and Thomas D Tong touring daily venues. It notes training on voting machines at Democratic headquarters and registration drive at Silver Bow county including Precinct No 1a bbe at 240 East Granite Street and extended hours.
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Hutte
Walkerville
Centerville
Berryman's Hall
Houte"ard
Meade
Norris
East
Granite Street
Pleasanton Hotel
Havre
Butte
Rivan
Dave
Montana
Hutte Util
Nto
Dillon
Butte Resident Plans Sheep Business in Northern Montana
Willan Charles of Butte and Perry Beckstead discuss starting a sheep operation in northern Montana. They have not bought sheep yet but view several flocks and scout ranch land as Hon. Charles notes the region's free range promise and potential for rapid settlement and prosperity. The note highlights ample opportunities and development expected in the Treasure State. The ad also mentions West Park square deal and fall suits priced at $15.
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Havre Plaindealer
Butta
Montana
Willan Charles
Butte
Perry Beckatead
Charles
Goes After A Bear Has Not Returned
Helena, Oct. 25. Friends of Harry Heath a longtime local mining man fear for his safety after he disappeared while checking a mining claim in the Blackfoot country. A note from his cabin said he treed a bear and would return in a day or two, but he has not returned or reached Helena. Investigators will depart for the Blackfoot at dawn.
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Standard
Helena
Harry Heath
Heath
D. A. MacKenzie
Butte Mountain
Mac
Weln's
Butte Merchants Board Train To Study Trade Routes
Montana business leaders rode the Boston & Montana hand on a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway excursion to survey markets from eastern Montana to industrial centers. The trip aims to boost domestic trade, Idaho to Minnesota rivals, and spur rivalry benefits, with overcoats advertised nearby.
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Montana
Butte
Boston & Montana
Chicago, Milwaukee
Spokane
Salt Lake
Minnesota
Commonwealth
Monstana
Local Service Ad Claims Push to End Subscriptions
A fragmented notice describes a sales pitch touting no prepay, no padding, and uninterrupted Automatic phone service for the same price. It cautions against suspensions, noting AM Automatics are paid and advertising appears like a store pitch.
Scrappy youths in street fight and moralizing by police
A chaotic scene on West Broadway ends when a vigilant police officer intervenes to stop a boys’ paper-selling melee. Youngsters disperse to a safer area after the scuffle, with onlookers describing it as a rough but controlled brawl. A shopgirl weighs in on fashion morality and illness myths, while local miners pursue orchard dreams and a sale pitch advertises $24.75 overcoats.
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West Broadway
Ranier
Hoya
Orpheum Theater Show Delights Two Full Houses
The Orpheum offered a double matinee and evening program praised for high quality acts. Castel Jane and brother perform a daring bicycle routine, Bradshaw and company present Pix Ina Fix, and the four Ranes perform an acrobatic act in Africa. Linton and Laurence star in Married Now, with Jack Gardner delivering a lively monologue and songs. The moving pictures interest Butte readers, and a Missoula death notice for Maud Crippen is noted with funeral details forthcoming.
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Orpheum
Castel Jane
Ranes
Africa
Linton
Laurence
Jack Gardner
Bissett
Scott
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