Butte Boxing Bout Ends In Brutal Eight Round Stretch
Allard and Benz fought a brutal bout in Butte with four rounds of heavy punishment. Allard suffered two broken ribs and severe facial injuries while Benz held up a swollen left hand. Receipts reached about $8,600 from 2,200 paid admissions, and suspensions were considered by the boxing commission.
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Art Allart
Holland
Allard
Bens
Aflard
Butte
Boxingommission
Benz
Bena
Maren
McCarthy
Petrosky
Bob McAllister
Motion Picture Career of Broadway Theater
The Battle of Gettysburg series is shown at the Broadway theater in five reels. It debuted Sunday with continuous showings through Monday and tonight marks its final presentation. Admission remains 10 cents as the theater plans a complete program change this Friday night.
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Adv
Familiar court character dies at county hospital
Luelle Demars a familiar figure in the court scene died yesterday at the county hospital where she had been a patient for two days. The Chippewa Indian girl came to Butte from the Tinthead reservation several years ago. After contracting drink habits she was often arrested. The Oemars and mother live at Kea Clit Wisconsin. She was 15 years old.
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Luelle Demars
Po‘court
Retblis
Butte Sevral
Tinthead Reservation
Oemars
Kea Clit
Wis
Real Estate Transfers and Lot Descriptions In Barnard and Mayflower Areas
A rough record lists several real estate transfers and lot descriptions including transfers between Robertson and Durrer for lots 8 and 7 in block 7 of Barnard addition, Furrow to McDonald in Iron Clad lode, Lyons to Tose, and James Broughton to Mary Broughton covering lots in Brand block 9 of Mayflower agate.
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Arurrer T. Ropert Lawsor
Iain Tiobertson
Josiph Durrer
Barnard
W. D. Lyons
James Broughton
Mary Broughton
Mayflower Agate
Diamon Jeweler Offers Written Guarantee on Stones
The jeweler and diamond merchant slayer will guarantee every stone is as represented and will take back any gem at any time for less 10 percent of the purchase price. Mayer, 29, West Park, never snare diamonds up for the purpose of marking down or for purposes.
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Slayer
Mayer
West
Park Sect
Tally Johns Signs Up For Mid Month Match
Tally Johns signed up to box Tommy Gaffney at Anaconda in a 12 round route slated for mid month. He previously boxed Kittie White, a woman boxer, for four rounds at the Modern Woodmen smoker last night.
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Tally Jonns
Tommy Gaffney
Anaconda
Tally
Kittie White
Miner injured in mine fall at Anaconda mine
A worker identified as worn Mct arthur muger of gen 1, or 496 East Broadway, was caught by a ground fall at the Anaconda mine this morning. He sustained head and back bruises and was taken to St James hospital for treatment. A. Morrison of Whitehall is in Pete.
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Arthur Muger
East Broadway
Anaconda
St James' Hospital
Dillon
Francis Carroll
Wesley Dodds
Garrol
Dodds
MacMillan
Butte
Bankers Back Parts of Currency Reform At Hearings
Washington bankers from Chicago and New Orleans voiced support for key reform principles during Senate Banking and Currency Committee hearings. They stressed cooperation, minority representation on the reserve board, and the aim to attract banks to the new system without forcing them to withdraw capital, urging stability while avoiding undue government control.
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Washington
American Bankers Association
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Regent Conference of Bankers
Chicago
Aia
Lot Wexler
Ottney Central Manik
New Orleans
Reserve Board
Eees
Ite
Wesler
Crawford
South Dakota
Wexler
Heroines of Rescue in Japan Mrs Scanland and Mitchell
Ming Mitchell Scanland daughter of Dr J M Scanland and her companion Mrs Mitchell gain fame for a daring rescue in Japan. They, with Mr and Mrs Harstad Gatchell, sailed June 26 for a tour of China, Japan and the Philippines. last heard from Manila three weeks ago.
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Ming Mitchell Scanland
Japan
J. M Scanland
Warm Springs
Mire. Scanland
Chi
Harstad Gaitehell
China
Philippines
Atlanila
Miss. Scanland
Butte
Ani
Iia
Michell
Unalterably Opposed to Elective Judiciary Debate
The article discusses Taft defending life tenure for federal judges to shield them from political influence and ensure independence. It contrasts impeachment with life tenure and notes proposals for a recall or address-based removal, referencing historical Massachusetts practice and the need for due process in any change.
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Congress
Part
Senate
House
England
Massachusetts
Firemen Called to Dig Injured From Wreckage
Los Angeles dispatch reports nine injured as two inclined plane cars collided near Angels Flight. Firemen had to cut away wreckage to rescue the trapped prisoners after a cable failure caused one car to detach and plunge into the other.
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Los Angeles
Angel
New Hampshire Honors Daniel Webster Landmark Restored
New Hampshire moves to preserve the Webster birthplace in Franklin as a state landmark. The Daniel Webster Association, with leaders from Concord and notable locals, plans a $20,000 endowment to maintain the house, now partly standing on the original foundation. The project, aided by a $1,500 state appropriation and private funds, aims to educate future generations about Webster and Granite State history.
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Daniel Webster
New York Sun
New Hampshire
Webster
Worthy
Wes
Thomas Webster
Boenener Webster
Rogers Rangers
Hern
Timor
Denis
Pranklin
Daniel Swan
Dainiel Febater ‘Association
William Or Chandler
Concord
C.F. Barr
Jacob H. Gallinger
A. W. Sulloway
Warren F. Daniels
John W. Staples
J. R. Eastman
FG. Webster
Wintte Place
Land seekers swarm Fort Peck drawing in Montana
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Missouri and Kansas men provide the majority of applicants for homestead land at the Fort Peck Indian Reservation drawing. Kansans from multiple cities join registrants from Montana and beyond as officials anticipate 25 000 to 30 000 total registrations. Glasgow notes a light crowd with 383 applicants that day and a fatal horse accident near Stanley North Dakota as the next day’s crowds gather.
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Mesouri
Kansas
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Kansan
St. Louis
Han- Moat
Springttelé
Montana
Gone Land
Kansas Cities
Kai State
Topeka
Cof- Leavenwr
Speeties Digpater
Ewan
Glasgow
St. Paul Gn
Stanley
N. D
Uboy
Hardie Criticizes Police Over Dublin Riots
James Kier Hardie, socialist labor member of Parliament visiting Dublin amid street car strike riots, calls police actions the most serious threat to the trades union movement in a century. He says authorities erase legalized union rights and hints at a general lockout by employers, a rare move in a law abiding country.
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Dublin
Ireland
James Kier Hardie
Parly
America
Willis Paxton union in Dillon wedding noted
Special Dispatch reports Frank D Willis and Miss Catherine Paxton married at the Episcopal Church in Dillon with Archdeacon Hooker presiding. Edith McDowell attended the bride, Prof T C Job was best man, and the ceremony drew many friends. The bride teaches at Beaverhead County High School and leads the Episcopal choir. Willis works as a court stenographer for Judge Poindexter.
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Stanc
Dillon
Frank D. Willis
Catherine Paxton
Episcopal
S. D. Hooker
Edith McDowell
T. C. Job
Beaverhead County
Willis
J.B. Poindexter
Railroad Wreck Claims Thirty Injured In Collision
A rail disaster left thirty injured as a first train halted and detonators were set on the rails, but the second train ignored signals and collided, with responders moving victims to nearby hospitals.
Interstate Commerce to Conduct an Inquiry into Rail Crash
Washington Sept 2 Chief Inspector H K Belknap of the Interstate Commerce Commission left for Wallingford to direct an investigation into the New Haven wreck. Commissioner McChord, in charge of railway accident inquiries, will probably oversee the probe and telegraphed New Haven officials to preserve wreckage until the commission's investigators arrive. He later secured assurances from General Manager Woodward that the railroad would comply.
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Washington
New Haven
H. K. Belknap
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wallingford
McChord
Woodward
Train derailment near here with no injuries
A seven Pullman passenger train derailed early today near here while traveling across the Island. The entire tram left the rails but stayed upright and no one was injured.
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Storis, Tows
Mept
Southes
Allroad
Here
Turkey Trot Origins In Medival Dancing Mania
Medival authorities link the turkey trot to a revival of ancient dancing manias. The piece quotes Doc t's Brevison noting it is “crazy” rather than stupid, reflecting a critical tone on the fad. The fragment preserves a dated quotation about cultural trends.
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Washington + ve
Brevison
Wilson Report Returns Amid Mexico Peace Talks
President Wilson plans to return to Washington from Cornish with a report by Mr. Hale on Mexico since John Lind arrived with peace proposals. Lind may come back soon. officials cite renewed optimism and discuss American refugee warnings along the Yaqui and Mayo rivers as battles and insurgent actions unfold in Sonora and nearby regions.
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Washington
Wilson
Cornish
William Bayard Hare
Mexico
Hale
John Lind
United States
Washingtom
Lind
Vera Crus
Muerte
State Department
Aryan
York
Cina
Ean
Bryan
Dousnes
Yaqui River
Guay Bus Nade
Mayo
Yaqui
Hostetter
Hermosilio
Sonora
Seizure of Austeaugra Halts US Travel Amid Revolution
Consul in Tenosique reports revolutionists seized an Austeauagr, delaying eight Americans and prompting strong protests. Many U S citizens plan to depart on the Mexicano on Thursday with nine refugees to reach safety tomorrow. Americans near Chihuahua consider staying despite danger, while Consul General Shanklin notes many in Mexico City wish to leave. About 20 people from Manzanillo seek escape.
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Washington
Two Houses Collapse Buries Thirteen Inmates on Church Street
At Dupin on September 2 two tenement houses on Church Street collapsed burying nineteen residents. Seven bodies recovered and many injured. several missing and feared dead. Rescue cries echoed from the ruins as survivors remained trapped.
Abdul Hamid Silences Water Plague Mystery
Abdur Hama, the sultan of Turkey, once tested plague in Constantinople by presenting six palace water samples to experts. Four carried plague microbes, one showed polluted water, and the last was pure. He reacted calmly, keeping his thoughts private.
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Turkey
Constantin Hople
Iing
Abdul Hamid
Opium Smuggling Ring Exposed Among Customs Guards
San Francisco reports ten former customs guards along with two civilians and two Chinese associates indicted on opium smuggling charges. Confessions reveal a ring aided by government employees, with agents slipping the drug to guards who carried it ashore. Penalties run up to two years imprisonment and $10,000 fines.
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Federal Land
Customs Service
Simul Alert
J. J. Broan
G. B. Balk
J. Vorgniy
P. W. Craigie
E. J. Gallagher
AG Reay
John McGeogh
Manuel Joseph
Max Miller
Elias Ellison
Ar Saki
Serena Satane
A. J. Betenlinidt
Burglar Hits Hughes and McCutch Store Again
Sept 2 report from Dillon states Hughes and McCutch store burglarized last night. Four guns and $6 in cash stolen. Sheriff reports a suspect arrested in Tim a with guns in his possession.
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Seanaars
Dillon
Hughes & McCutch
Tima
Chicago Hotel Blaze Claims Life at State and Van Buren
A fire at the New Central hotel on State and Van Buren streets in Chicago today caused the death by suffocation of Thomas Yates, a hotel employee. Fifteen others were sent to a hospital after being overcome by smoke, and sections of the shopping district suffered paralysis for two hours as flames threatened stores and theaters on nearby State Street.
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Chicago
State and
van Buren
Thomas Yates
Bremen
State
Anaconda Receives Telegram From Comiskey On Exhibition Game
A telegram from C A Comiskey of the Gintengo White Sox proposes a Giants vs White Sox exhibition game in the city. Businessmen welcome the idea, with plans to play on the east safe factory site if arrangements can be made and the northern route preferred for a world tour.
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C. A. Comiskey
Gintengo White Sox
Anaconda
Kame
Glanta
White Sox
Comiskey
Oast
Oncenthu Ferday
Giants
Butte
AnacondA Laundry Change of Ownership Reported
The Anaconda Laundry changed hands and a sale involved the building and machinery. James Hiram Snowe appears in the sale details with Kelly and Ted as active members of the new firm. Local mercantile context notes Joseph Kelly and Mrs Hudson connected to the former ownership.
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James Hiram Snowe
Kelly
Frm
Washose
Joseph Kelly
Mactallum. & Ciouties Compass
Hudson
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