Governor Cox to Speak in Butte Open Air if Needed
Governor Cox tour moves through Montana with a Montana visit to Butte planned for tonight. A large crowd is expected and the People’s theater may be used if space runs short. Senator Arnett consulted the arrangements committee about open-air speaking. The governor travels with J Bruce Kremer B K Wheeler and a Democratic staff, visiting Helena after Butte.
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L. M. Arnett
Ovington
Butte
Reding
Thornton
Frank McKeon
Niam Meyer
John Riley
Mittee
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Cox
Senator Arnett
Fort Benton
Governor Cox
St. Louis
Ohio
Michigan
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Montana
Washington
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California
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Colorado
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Nebraska
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Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
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Tennessee
Stewart
J. Bruce Kremer
B. K. Wheeler
Great Falls
Helena
Anaconda
Funeral for Mary Jovich Planned at St Marys Church
The funeral for Mary Jovich aged 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bolda Jovich, will be held Thursday morning at the family residence 310 East Summit Street, proceeding to St Marys Church for 9 30 oclock mass and interment at Holy Cross.
Funeral for Frank Emmons This Afternoon at Walsh’s
The funeral of the late Frank Emmons will be held this afternoon at 2 o’clock at Walsh's funeral chapel. Interment will follow in Mountain View cemetery.
Funeral for Mrs Violet Drew at family home
The funeral of the late Mrs Violet Drew wife of Charlies Drew will be held at the family residence 912 Empire street with time to be announced in later papers
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Drew
Violet Drew
Charlies Drew
Empire A Street
Whitehall News Roundup From Sept 8 Socials and Notices
Whitehall residents recount a quiet week with visitors from Anaconda and Butte. Rev William Gilmore’s family hosted guests at the parish home while a Pipestone Springs picnic drew a small crowd due to weather. A birthday gathering celebrated Houghton turning eighty as T. T. Gates joined the Old Men's Birthday club. Other items note diplomas for local students, obituaries, and guests from Helena, Silver Star, and Great Falls visiting or staying with families.
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Whitehall
Floyd Manlove
Ed Hocking
May Grant
Butte
George Tait
Elizabeth Weingart
Silver Star
Alfred Weingart
Clothier
Helena
E. J. Tait
Great Falls
C. B. Shangu
Twelve Die In Fire At Houston Hotel In Klamath Falls
Twelve known dead is the toll of last Monday's blaze that consumed the Houston hotel and other buildings in Klamath Falls Oregon. Remains of another body have been recovered but cannot yet be removed. Authorities fear at least four additional people perished.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Houston Hotel
Woodsman Robbed Near Interstate Fair Grounds
M Larson of Elk River Idaho reported to Spokane police that he was held up yesterday near the interstate fair grounds at about 5 p m by three men who robbed him of his watch $200 in cash and a check for $89 Air mail is stated to be carried in asbestos bags for protection in case of fire.
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Mr. Kremer
Canate
Great Falls
Mr. Kremera
Butte
Dan McGrath
Silver Bow
Frank McKeon
Sidney Lanner
John Riley
William Meyer
Montana
Glasgow
Great Northern
Malta
Chinook
Havre
Helena
Cox
Democrats
Spokane
Wash
M. Larson
Elk River
Idaho
Interstate Fair Grounds
Butte Pioneers Attend Annual Lanvention
Butte delegates head to Great Falls for the Montana Society of Pioneers session. Col William F Bartlett, 98, is the oldest member, though he feels 70. State veterans and notable figures from Dillon Deer Lodge Madison and Rochester join in the event with Sons and Daughters of Pioneers prominent in the party. Great Falls plans generous entertainment during meetings running today through Friday.
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Butte
Montana Society of Pioneers
Great Falls
Dillon
Deer Lodge
William F. Bartlett
C. S. Warren
Senator Clark
Society of Pioneers
Clinton H. Moore
Hank Stewart
Levi Wild
Thomas Miles
Gus Graeter
Charles Boehrer
Madison
J. E. Dickey
Rochester
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Ruth Burton
Maud Boyington
Elmer Pond
Silver Bow County
Horoscope Forecast Warns of Dramatic Change and Weather Anomalies
The forecast relies on Venus and Mars urging strong influence for women in work and love, with theaters and artists expected to profit. It warns of potential traffic reform after a city accident, unusual autumn weather, and possible riots over food prices. Birthdays signal risk of fires or theft and impetuous, careless children.
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Venus
Mars
McClure
Nurse Laurie Reid visits Butte from state health board
Mrs. Laurie J. Reid, head of child welfare for the state health board, plans to visit every Montana county to station county nurses and push infant mortality reduction. She is loaned from the U S Public Health Service to foster public health work until Congress acts. She will attend the American Public Health Association meeting in San Francisco next week before visiting Circle in McCone county next month.
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State Board of Health
Laurie J. Reid
Butte
Deaconess Hospital
Reid
United States Public Health Service
Cummings
Montana
Congress
United States
San Francisco
American Public Health Association
Circle
McCone
Circle This Winter Travel Distance Report
A transportation note states travelers must cover 40 miles from Glen Dive to reach Circle. The item frames a regional route requirement and highlights the distance as the main fact without additional context or dates.
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Circle
Glendive
Montana Eagle Honored by Aerie
A. B. Cohen and Dan Hanley represented Butte Eagledom at the grand aerie session in Syracuse August 16 to 21. Montana’s E. D. Weed, former Helena mayor now in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was elected a life member and will serve a second term as worthy grand president. The event featured a parade lasting two hours and noted high eastern prices while Cohen praised Butte as the cheapest living spot among his travels.
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Syracuse
N. Y
A. B. Cohen
Dan Hanley
Butte
Eagledom
Grand Aerie
Hanley
Montana
Cohen
Helena Lodge
E. D. Weed
Helena
Oshkosh
Wis
New York
Young South Side Bank Declares 10 Percent Dividend
The South Side bank declares a 10 percent dividend on capital stock for shareholders of record September 20, payable October 1. In business two years, the bank is led by President J. E. Hample and Vice President Albert Rochester, praised for its solid start.
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South Side Bank
J. E. Hample
Albert Rochester
Tasting Regions on the Tongue
The text explains that the tip perceives pungent and acidic tastes, the middle detects sweets and bitters, and the back and lower areas taste fatty substances, outlining a regional division of taste sensation on the tongue.
Roosevelt to Visit Butte on September 14
Col Theodore Roosevelt plans a stop in Butte on September 14 accompanied by Raymond Robins, a Johnson campaign spokesman known for Red Cross work in Russia. Local Republicans rapid mobilization followed telegram notice, while the American Legion indicated no official action, citing neutrality in political missions.
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Raymond Robins
American Legion
Theodore Roosevelt
Butte
Paul Ozanne
Republican County Central Committee
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Robins
Red Cross
Russia
Ozanne
John Barber
Executive Committee
Bassett
The
Roosevelt Kinship Highlight Plans Reach Beyond Election
A note describes ambitions to extend influence to all networks touched by Franklin D. Roosevelt, the distinguished cousin and Democratic vice presidential nominee, signaling broad political reach and connection.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sullivan Buckley Wedding in St John’s Church
Timothy Sullivan and Helena Buckley were married at St John’s church on a Tuesday. The groom, a contractor, and the bride, formerly with Hennessy, were joined by close relatives and friends. Daniel Mahoney was best man, Veronica Scanlon the bridesmaid, with Chrys Cronin singing to “Promise Me” and “I Love You Only.” A breakfast followed at Mrs Percy Lambert’s home, 1418 Hobson Street. They will reside at 1534 Oregon Avenue after a brief honeymoon.
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Timothy Sullivan
Helena Buckley
St. John’s Church
Hennessy Company
Daniel Mahoney
Miss Buckley
Veronica Scanlon
Chlorious Cronin
Percy Lambert
Hobson Street
Oregon Avenue
Wills McVey Bout Stopped in Sixth Round
The eight round heavyweight bout in Philadelphia between Harry Wills of New Orleans and Samuel McVey of California was halted in the sixth round as the referee ruled McVey too hurt to continue. Wills led the action throughout each round.
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Philadelphia
Sept
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Samuel McVey
California
McVey
Wills
Shipbuilders on Trial in Aberdeen Officers Charged
In Seattle on September 8 seven Grays Harbor Motor Ship corporation officers faced federal court for allegedly making false claims to obtain a government bonus on delivering a hull. Jury selection was set for the morning. The Panama Canal was described as the eighth wonder of the world.
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Seattle
Wash
Grays Harbor Motor Ship Corporation
Aberdeen
Peasants Seize Estates in Sicily Uprising
A dispatch to the Giornale D Italia from Palermo reports peasants, driven by the agricultural cooperatives, occupying several estates at Cipirello Sanguizeppe Jato Borghello and Crisi in Sicily.
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Giornale D’italia
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Sicily
Cipirello
Sanguizeppe
Jato, Borghello
Crisi
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