Butte Press Club Plans Welcome For National Irrigation Guests
A meeting of the Butte Press Club arranged entertainment for Washington correspondents attending the national irrigation congress in Ogden Utah. committee chair Keith and secretary Gilbert organized a schedule including breakfast at the Thornton, a visit to Anaconda, a trolley tour, and a grand banquet at the Thornton hotel with a distinguished guest list from major papers and Associated Press staff.
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Mutte
Washington
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Butle
Press Club
Royal
Keith
Cillbert
Mach
Attas
J. H. Murray
J. J. Hammill
Phil Godwin
Uien
Tiem
Thornton Hutt
Anaconda
William Béallon
Willian Scallon
Eugene Carroll
Business Men
Durston
Wo Vlovck
Montane Hotel
Prees
Butte
Warkin
Wharton
Butte Press Club
Thornton Hotel
Business Men‘s Association
Stalion
Atorlark
Wing B. Aton
Salt
Teshwie
Edward Bedloe
J. A. Breckens
Denver
E- Publican
Ball Lake Herald
Cheyenne Leader
Honolulu
Jesse Ciiichael
Detroit Journal
Minneaughg Times
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
John M. Garson
Philadelphia Ledger
Tork Times
Rutherford Corbin
Ghetnnal Enquirer
Edward E. Coyle
Baltimore Morning Herald
Tittebur Leader
Detroit Free Press
Thome
Seattle Times
H. Lindsay
Kansas City Star
Edward 8. Litte
Francisco Bulletin
Los Angeles
Ines
N. O. Messenger
Washington Cening Star
Guy BH. Mitchell
Reginald Schragder
New York Staats-Zeitung
Ti. Smith
Baltimore Suit
Eagar C. Snider
Omaha Bee
Sioux City Journal
Toronto World
Ernest G. Walker
Washington Post
Lewiston Journal
J. D. Whelpley
Los Angeles Express
London Express
In Clutches of the Law Released From City Jail
Marcel Gonzalls also known as Marcel Richard son, arrested on grand larceny and taken from the city jail after a two week confinement. She was arraigned and committed to county custody for a preliminary hearing. She faced a separate charge of stealing from a man. Marcel’s release on habeas forms was granted, then a warrant for grand larceny led to renewed charges and a $300 bond. Preliminary hearing scheduled for Friday at 2 pm.
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Marcel Gonzalls
Marcel Richardson
Marcel
Galena ‘Street
Nga
Whet
Gudge Boyle
Rog
Burt Marsh
Pat Holland
Justice Doran
Gtang
Flvary Uveatook Shipments Reported From Local Firms
Fragmented OCR notes indicate shipments of cattle and materials from multiple local firms. Mentions include Baedal Mopateh delivering to Standard, Milner Coburn forecasting several carloads, and Malta stake yard activity. References to Castle and stock movements appear with unclear dates and quantities.
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Baedal Mopateh
Wheston
Omer & Pager Sheep Company
Benton Slagh
Rial M
Canles
Nashaie Pomocrow Milner & Coburn
Malta
Stoke Page Pool of
Satta
Fragments Scattered as Notice Details Remain Obscure
OCR fragmentary text from a page segment yields unclear data with names and dates unreadable. The readable bits hint at a local notice or brief but lack concrete nouns to form a complete summary. No decisive event, place, or organization can be confirmed from the available material.
School Board Tightens Teacher Requirements and Textbook Rules
The school board discussed then debated supplementary readers, with W W Welsh detailing the textbook commission position on Walpers readers and exchange costs. Petitions for a new near the poor farm and for Little Basin district size changes were sent to committees, while the board approved substitute teachers and noted enrollment exceeding 6,200, with plans to add rooms and address crowded schools.
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Board, of Education
W. W. Welsh
State Textbook Commission
American Book Company
Harper's
Rand, McNally & Co
Commission
Textbook Commission
Poor Farm
Little Basin
Inhstitate Corps
Butte
State Normal School
Michael Courtney
Casa
Psiltion Gekting
Silr
Echocl
Little Boat District
Me‘ivalt
Misses Hughes
Agnes Borbier
Lenore Crawley
Marie McCoy
Carglile Bowman
Helen Cannell
Furmer
Eines
East Ratte
Mary
Kel Jette
Emerson College of Oratory
Mekinley School
Muller
Western Mine Supply Company
Montana Electric Construction Company
Bid
Runaway team of horses causes crash and injuries near Three Mile House
A pair of horses drawing an open trap ran into a Telegraph pole near Wave Atile and the Three Mile House last night. The collision overturned the trap, injuring a woman and another passenger who were taken to hospital. The horses escaped, damaged a porch, and were later recaptured by owner Mor row and Sloan after being recovered at the scene.
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Three Mio
Aoman
Taitte Mahack
FC Wag
Morrow & Sloan
Butte Briefs Tell Of Local Travelers And Miscellany
Unclear fragments describe horse theft rumor, deputy help, and horses returned to owner. Bits note visitors and residents in Butte from Sheridan, Madison County, Spokane, and nearby towns. Mentions Joseph Smith of Virginian City Madisonian, sheriff Harvey, and several residents traveling or visiting local points.
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Morrow
Butte
Ehert
Alr
Alarrow
Lowell
Malinwider
Spokane
Joseph Smith 1
Madisonian
Bhoriff Meharvey
Mien City
Patrick Faahy
Reform School
Ralph
Doth
Oscar Wells
Meélrose
Isutte
Dr. Sutherlin
Sheridan
Montreal
Dy M.A. Miller
Henry Elling
Virginia City
Madison County
Peter Gallagher
Grantta Mountain
Philipsinrg
Is ‘ Butte
Tuberculosis in Local Dairy Herd Sparks County Inquiry
Dr Lewin examined 360 to 400 cows in Cnneado county and found between one and two percent afflicted with tuberculosis. Irwin plans to seek a police court apportionment to reimburse owners by the state for cattle culled in the effort to stamp out the outbreak.
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Toemore Row
Br. J
Irwin
Cnneado County
Uoomunty
Lewin
Preliminary hearing for Gorge Beavers on charges of complicity
New York on September 13 the preliminary examination of Gorge Beavers former head of the salaries and allowances division of the general post office began before United States Commissioner Michock. Defense counsel Max Sinner moved to dismiss the process arguing the facts in the complaint are not legally sufficient and no proof was presented. The hearing adjourned to September 18 for a ruling. arraignment of McGlehan and Huntington was adjourned to September 8.
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New York
Gorge Beavers
Allawante
Pénerat Postattier
Indiements
Thin
Federal Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Charsitne Iim
Aongphacy
Brant-Dent Manufacturing Company
Watertown
Dianiisshe Process
Nautriglent
Isante
McGlehan and Huntington
Indictments Expected in Post Office Scandal Probe
Washington reports indicate more indictments likely as Acting Attorney General Hoyt deems a subpoena to the Postmaster General void. The grand jury continues reviewing postal service cases, with papers scattered nationwide and Bristow due to report findings within two weeks of indictments.
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Washington
Hoyt
New York
George W. Beavers
Lawrence Jatherman
Payne
United Btaton
Postal Service
Bristow
Post Office
Bowman
Southern Mutual Osaperation
Thia Cage
Weil
Brozen
Chives Robb
Ayalalont
Zonern
Postores
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