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A city meeting discusses the annual sprinkling levy and cost reductions. Alder man Herman Blank cites motorizing street department equipment cutting expenses by about 3 percent versus recent years. The report notes prior deficits and outlines bids for a seven passenger police car and a tar and gravel roof project.
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Ways and Means
Herman Blank
Hlankald
Colorado
Caledonia Street
Exel
Western Avenue
Quarts Street
Ling
Teron Arrow
Caaillae
Bride of Butte Newspaper Man Married in Butte
The wedding of Norman S bride of Butte newspaper man was held yesterday with officiant Mr Ted. Martha Relohte of Butte and Cardiveil Phompeon attended. Mr Moriarty and Mrs Moriarty, former university figures, plan to reside in Butte as Norman Moriarty becomes state editor.
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Norman S Bride OF
Butte
Lary
Ballors Return From Coast Trip
Mrs. Paul Ballor and family arrived home from a coast trip after visiting Wenatchee with Mrs. Bailor’s parents Dr and Mrs Nickel. They spent time in Oregon cities before returning, with funeral home records noting the final arrangements.
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Paul Ballor
Ballors
Wenatchee
Bailor
Nickel
Oregon
Ballor
Ahan
Sherman & Heed Funeral Home
Remus Returns to Original Tale and Testimony
Fragmentary report describes Remus rearrest after release and plans for habeas corpus as he claims duress during Senate Daugherty Investigating Committee testimony. He alleges false affidavits about payments to Jon Smith and James N. Linton, signed under pressure, with prior declarations denied.
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Senate
Daugherty
Remus
Dayton
Ohio
Atlanta
America Ready To Keep Promises In China Policy
A continued discussion on China policy notes recommendations to decide steps toward relinquishing extraterritorial rights. It cites frequent anti foreign demonstrations not seen since the Boxer Rebellion and calls for a stable Chinese government capable of meeting treaty obligations without external control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Tain
United States
Barnes millionaire oil man dies at 62 in Enid
Iellas Barnes, 62, of a Garfield County oil fortune, died in a hospital in Enid. He gained wealth from the Barnes oil field named for him after building a fortune from oil development. He lived in a two room farmhouse with his 91 year old mother and bought a cheap automobile in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Okla
Iellas Barnes
Barnes
Garfield County
Long Pursuit Ends in Death A Trail of Domestic Turmoil
A Canadian man named Graham, recently separated from wife Ars. Graham, killed himself after years of pursuing reconciliation. He had a criminal record and had served time in Spokane and Walla Walla prisons. His wife, a former Burke boarding-house keeper, had repeatedly refused to reunite, despite threats and visits. The coroner planned an inquest. the death occurred in Butte after a tumultuous marriage beginning in Winnipeg in 1908.
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Tory
Ars. Graham
Winnipeg
Graham
United States
Spokane
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Burke
Idaho
Butte
Tumabeth ‘Turnbull
South Day
Jonny
Grahain
Pat Holland
o'Graham
Waleh
Graham Is
Milton, ND
Junior Pioneer Society expands Montana pioneer membership Bozeman
Sept 2 a Montana Pioneer Society annual meeting in Bozeman announced a large membership increase. Secretary Mise Lottle M. Rumsey listed new members including grandchildren and great grandchildren, with future events and advisory board appointments noted. A separate odd note mentions W A Evans striking a swallow with a golf ball near Cardiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Poneers
Mise Lottle M. Rumsey
Helena
Society of Sons and Ughters
Nellie (Switzer) Bailey
Melville G._ Cottier
Glen. G. Cottier
Thomas G. Greenfeld
Leroy Beveridge
Ora C. Tibbetts
Whitefish
Helen (Stock) Sehneider
Butte
Daniel J. O'Neal
Silver Bow
Elmer
Sytarud
Billings
Mildred_ Porter
Berkeley
Cal
Collette Miller
Lillian Lanekharat Arbechter
Philipsburg
Elizabeth J. Cole
Florence (Cole) Petrits
Fan (Cole) Sullivan
Eva McDonnell Eweher
Jona Colo Jt
Cathryn le
St. Peter's
Frannie Ywabel Tabor
Poeacereaes Namen
Rayr
Cardiff
Wales
Dick Boyer Dominates Popular Player Vote Contests
Dick Boyer of Clark leads the race for the most popular player in the Mines team polling ahead by a wide margin. Fred Young and Hutchinson advance, with Rathjen following, as votes total 2,547 for Boyer and 325 and 253 for other Clark players. The event concludes tonight at home, with further contests scheduled for Sunday in Anaconda.
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Dick Boyer
Clarks
Mines Teague
Fred Young
Hae
Joweler
Tucker
Hutchinson
Rathjen
Clark
Anaconda
Oil production drop shown in daily frames
A New York report states daily crude oil production across several states shows a decrease. Figures indicate fluctuations with Wyoming Montana New Mexico and other producing areas contributing to the lower average.
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Associated
New York
American Petroleum
Montana
Cotoend
New Mexico
Deere
Darrel
Swedish Choral Club Makes Fine Impression
A Swedish Choral Club opened the program with a fine showing to a gathered crowd. The choir performed works by Scandinavian authors and others, including Ave Maria Stella and Sonata pieces, under the patronage of a local organization.
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Ant Nugheownen
Chicago
Focal Brotherhood
Daughters of Tenors
Siu
Wells
Wells As Thone of Other Ands, the “Opening ” Number Wf Ainetonter
Jacobus
Bing
Cato Donnisetti
Simon Overture Dies At Bitter Root Home
Sim on Overture dies at Bitter Root home in Hamilton region after long tenancy. He leaves five sons and one daughter, two brothers, and two sisters. He was a member of local groups in Darby and Canton and connected with Putter Hoot Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Overture
Bitter Root
Dlapaych
The
Standard
Shamilton
Tenigantinetoain Saminan Tye Dist
Joel
Unger Va Witow
Alva
Xlmer
Mamilton
Darby
Canton Col‘pitter Hoot Camp
Park Utah Mines Declare Dividend
Salt Lake City Sept 2 The directors of Park Utah Consolidated Mines declared a quarterly dividend of 18 cents a share payable Oct 1 to stock of record Sept 28. The payout exceeds $200,000, bringing total dividends paid to date to $81,643.18. The company was formed by merging Park City Mining and Smelting and the Park Utah properties in the Park City mining district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Vess
Salt Lake City
Park Utah Consolidated Mines Company
Park Utah Consolidated
Park City Mining and Smelting
Park Utah
Park City
Utah
Adam Rice Faces Slavery Charges in Man Act Case
Federal grand jury in Helena returned an indictment against Adam Rice alias A R ice alias several evangelistic congressions in Montana for the Mann Act. Rice claims he is not the wanted man and a hearing in Charlotte September 7 was set to identify him. The Butte congregation, largely women, split into rival camps amid his return from a previous court action.
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Adam Rice
A. R. Ice
Montana
Unaville
M. C
He ‘Ena
Department of Justice
Butte
Manfund
Charlotte
Rice
Roms
Great Falls
Billings
Prizes Awarded At Butte Flower Shows
Flower shows held yesterday at Montana Hardware Symons and Hennessy stores under Rocky Mountain Garden club direction raised funds for scenic picture coloring to be distributed at the state fair. Winners included J. J. Knievel for mixed flowers, Mrs Frank Cross for pansies, Mrs Kohler for sweet peas at Montana Hardware and Mrs Moroney and Mrs A El Wiair for arrangements at Syhone. prizes were vases and flower bowls.
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Montana Hardware
Symons and Henneasy's
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Kohler
Syhone
Suf
Moroney
A. el Wiair
W.G. Smith
Mera. McGonigie
Symone
John Toy
Atherton Club
P. Brinton
Mamie Cryderman
Fairview Club
M. F. Moroney
Mount Rose
I. D. Hadzor
Englewood-Emerson Club
Hennessy
A. E. Blair
Meaderville- McQueen Club
W. A. Higgins
T. Seer
Woodland and Family Plan Eastward Journey
B. Woodland, Montana Hardware manager, departs Butte with Mrs. Woodland and daughter Corey for an extended East Coast trip. They will attend Hood Rubber convention in Boston and visit New York, Canada, Lethbridge, and Toronto. They aim to learn about the rubber scare and tire prices, returning by mid October.
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Woodland
Montana Hardware Company
Butte
Corey
New York
Austrial
Boston
Hood Rubber Company
Canada
Lethbridge
Toronto
Warwick Held for Higher Court on Larceny Charge
A. B. Warwick, colored, faced a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Ornsby on charges of grand larceny for stealing a cape and coat. Bound over to district court, Warwick claimed ignorance of the theft, while Charles Finley testified Warwick had claimed ownership of the furs. D. Donovan also faced grand larceny charges in a separate complaint filed with Justice Buckley.
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A. B. Warwick
Ethel Warwick
West Siver “Street
Justice of the Peace Ornsby
Warwick
Theritt
Charles Finley
Dawes Arrival Hinted At Local Reception
A disrupted text suggests Sen. Dawes will arrive tonight amid a local reception. It hints at persuasive influence and Republican support, with references to Monahan and central party figures. The message notes a telegram to Dawes and mentions prominent Republicans nationwide.
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Sen. Dawes
Acheaute
Monahan
Dublican Cantral
Statutte
Hearst backer attacked as Hylan faces campaign war
Excerpt shows heated exchange over Hearst in New York mayoral race. Claims of bias and bigotry fire up Philadelphia style rhetoric as Hylan defends truth, denounces Hearst as influence behind attacks while stressing loyalty to his own platform and supporters.
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Hearst
New York
Madison Square Garden
California
Hylan
McAdoo
Lewis Sixon
Davis
Ecord
Wall Street
City of
William Randolph
Hearst Han
Search for missing PN-9 seaplane continues with Hawaii effort
Reports from Haul Island Hi wall base indicate systematic searches over a wide area for PN-9 No 1 with Captain Stanford Moses noting progress. A planned PB-1 flight to Honolulu was postponed due to weather. The Cuba will bring three pilots and 160 drums of gasoline to support Lieutenant McConnell's search squadrons.
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Cuba
Lahaina
McConnell
Sh Francisco
Navy
Stanford E. Moses
Sland
Hiwall
San Francisco
Stanford, Moses
Honolulu
Czechs to Send Debt Mission to United States
Prague reports the Czecho Slovak debt mission plans to sail for the United States at the end of September. The delegation aims to discuss financial terms and settle outstanding obligations with American lenders.
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Prague
United States
Endertakers Graham In this city last ane Samuel Graham
Samuel Graham aged 42 years passed away in this city. He was a resident of Butee for the past three years and formerly connected with Walsh's chapel. Public notice issued.
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Graham
Samuel Graham
Stn
Butee
Walsh
Purification and Health Claims Ad Offer Calotabs
An ad promotes Calotabs as a thorough system purifier endorsed by physicians. It promises purification of the entire body and renewed health, recommending a course weekly or biweekly with a family pack for 36 cents, available at any drug store.
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Nature
Mothers of Daughters Advertises Vegetable Compound
Letters from Mrs Quigg of Royersford and Mrs Hopson of Roxbury praise a vegetable remedy for nervousness headaches and cramps in young women. Each woman reports improved health and renewed ability to work after using the product.
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Royersford
Roxbury
Mase
Ran Jervous
Jervous
Alee
Mre
Hopson
Eustis Street
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Finigh Harrison
Jai
Commissioner of Public Works
Yaiectrica
Rans Unery
Jon Smith
James N. Linton
Washington
Jamon N. Linton
Toto
Anton Ia
A. BH
Sartainth Penitentiary
Hie
America
Kellogg
Attle
Ort
Fletcher
Sam Graham
Spinaees
Caroline Graham
Bilmore
Aleberta
Mary (Redfern
Postie
J. F. Meaney
Tailipsburg
Archie HM. Neal
John We
Three Forks
William J. McDeed
Ra Mabel
Stock) McDeed
Witt
Laura (Myers) Cagle
Blanch
Bites
Tobin
Virginia City
U. S
Utah Mines
North Carolina
Higher Court
Governor Smith
Endertakers
M. J. Walsh Co
Park Street
Mrs.Quigg
Lydia E.pink
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