Telephones Taken Out Amid Serious Charges in Butte
In Butte observers report a clash between the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company and a local union. Two men, A Edwards and R Clayton, were arrested on grand larceny charges for removing telephones from customer premises as part of a union-backed effort to oppose Bell. Police say phones were taken from subscriber sites and loaded onto a wagon, with the defendants claiming removals were authorized by subscriber orders. Preliminary hearing set for Friday.
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Rocky Mountain Tell ‘Telephone Company
Union Hitut Ch Butte
Butte Central Council
Edwards
R.lagton
Lynch
Phanes
George Ho Armstrong
Jos de Machel & Meyer
Thomas Chape
Wid PS. Sullivan
Southern Hotel
Unnion
Bell
Butte
Bell Company
Clayton
Heddington
Atre
Paiges
Dell Company
Taytor
Uluey
Havie Ronavedt
Wigan
Aon
Bell Office
Wnion
Iah
Wroming
Idahn
Montana
Bell Telephone
Grand Tarceny
Twi
Mont
Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Company
Toner
Menia
Finn
Margery
Thera
Velephone
Armstrong
Thomas Hope
Butte Central Labor Council
Ure Knemer
South
Witon Tatier
M.darr
J. G. Redraion
Parlin and
Mackel
Ranch Hand A Forgery Charge In County Jail
George Major a ranch hand, arrested by Detectives Parlin and Gyneb at the county jail on a forgery charge. He was found near Milwaukee grade attempting to leave the city and claimed the accusation was a mistake. A forged check drawn on The First National Bank payable to Major and amounting to 16 540 was involved, with a bartender noting the bank refused the larger sum.
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George Major
Suches
Parlin
Gyneb
Mager
Wade
Maal Park Street
Locating High Ore Miner Collapses Twice in Night
In a dramatic sequence at the East Broadway district near the Southern hotel a high ore locator, known as Mack, collapsed twice during the evening. He was attended by Dr Trembly and others and was later reported moved to a hospital. The man, famed for discovering the High Ore vein, has suffered recent poor health and may not regain his strength.
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Jack Mack
Secary
Rutte
Ani
East Broadway
Angeles
Paskisby
Mave
Sullivan
Mall
JA. Trembliy
Ing
Informa
Mack
Sears
Alvink
Fractured Bone Wired After Serious Injury at Pilismont
William Roden sustained a badly fractured right leg while piling timber at Pilismont yesterday. The end of the bone required wiring and he was removed to Murray’s hospital in a serious condition. Boden, formerly a driver for Hennessy store, lives with his wife and children at 18 West Platinum Street, age 43.
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Wiliam Roden
Muarray's Hospital
Boden
Hennessy
Tittsmont
West Platinum Street
Mysterious survey across the mountains investigated
A decipherable fragment reports a months long survey movement across the mountains led by Armistead. The team has crossed into Chis Hide area and remains unnamed regarding backers. Details are scarce as officials guard the project under a yearlong surveying effort with no public statement.
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Standard
Dillon
Adyfeos
Armistead
Ditton
Tasalman
Gilnore
Thaka
Chis
Arnage
Mont
Railroad Route Proposed To Connect Coast With Montana
A survey describes a route from Shesser's ranch up upper Horse Prairie through Frying Pan gulch to the Tolaha ride and Thomas HL Yearlan canyon. It then tunnels to Lemhi river valley near Robert Wilxer's ranch, 42 miles south of Salmon, tracing to Salmon and Lembi county Idaho. The plan aims to link Dillon Montana with Salmon via a mountain railroad as a connecting link to the coast.
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Unis Side
Shesser
Tolaha Ride
Thomas HL Yearlan Canyon
Lemhi River
Robert Wilxer
Salmon
Lembi River
Dillon
Montana
Lembi County
Idaho
Uiat
Premium lists ready for fifth annual Twin Bridges fair
The standard reports Twin Bridges prepares for the September fair opening Thursday. Premium lists have arrived and are distributed with only modest changes from prior years. The racing program features a gentlemen's duel and a ladies relay, three mile rides, and various running and harness races. Automobiles may be entered for a possible race, and livestock stalls are filling as stock exhibits are expected to meet high standards.
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Madison County
Fair Grounds
Notable Winners Crowd First Meets on Track Card
On the race track a five and a half furlong opener saw Big Chief win with Sansine second and Aline Ashney third in 1:08. The steeplechase over about two and a half miles was taken by Maximiliian with Hasex second and Grey Strauss third in 5:22. The remaining races feature varied distances with winners including Hetman and Sovereign, while several times and placements hint at a dense, early 20th century racing card.
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Associated Press
New York
Iravorend
Big Chief
Sansiine
Aline Ashney
Tine
Maximiliian
Hasex
Grey Strauss
Vine
Wile
Ng Him
Hetman
Victoria
Voorth
the Willow
Parton
Mombasan
Explosion
Denmed
Chitt Taves
Niiber
Time Lag and Race Results Across Five Furlongs to Sixteen
Hazel Patch finished second and Harting took third in the opening sprint. Countess of Melbourne led Time Lag for the fifth furlong before Alias Vigrant finished runner up. Shirley Rossmore claimed the five and a half furlongs event with Hostile Hyophen in second. Time featured Shin ing Star winning at a mile and a sixteenth with Charlatan second and the don third, timing 147 1-3.
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Hazel Patch
Harting
Countess of Melbourne
Alias Vigrant
Shirley Rossmore
Hostile Hyophen
Orlando
Shining Star
Charlatan
the Don
Sheehan and Adams duo lead at Aleys bowling events
In a bustling report from Aleys bowling lanes, Sheehan and Adams form a strong doubles team. They dominated recent matches, with high scores and standout performances from Van Isles. A separate community picnic plan at Columbia Gardens highlights a long list of races and prizes, with Peace and Harmony organizing the event and local dignitaries named for committee roles.
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AL J. Sheela
Janice Adams
Thornton
Ellis
Butte
Ronerrss
van Hills
Bace
Gillis
van Esls
Douhes
van Isls
Sheena Soss
Butte Juniors reorganize for football ahead of season
Butte Junior football team announces reorganization under coach Tony Rogers with former high school standout Will McGraw leading as coach. Candidates for positions include J Cadigan, McMehore, H Harrington, T Manvoek, Pat McGraw, McPride, Red Miller, Ben Petaluna and others. manager contact at Schilling's Cigne, Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
al- Trady
McGraw
Pooner at Work Abroad in Dillon Report
Special Correspondent writes that a dag polkontyle remains abroad in Dillon and a doxon ae rere unhria, pitty et Qe ville bind dage. The note promises to retain RMN partly and Attorney Melton may prosecute to the extent of the law.
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Pilon
Dillon
Melton Maetiron
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SCS FS
Fargo, North Dakota
Stone's Music House
OF Bell
Sk Hides
Grand Sarcomy
Hale
Netinesci
A. J. Sullivan
Electrical Workers Union of America
Pary
General Tories
Tren
Faehirphy Wuld
M.D
Conyell
Algo
Akell
Twin Bridges
Gravesend
Vanington
Towinrlan
Stelie von
Devond
Hoatrlee Usted
Pyne
Hoe Tree
Willie Arnon
Morrigo Xecond
Ane Santa
Hind Nee
Goven
Amlnoy
Sons OF ST. George
Mery
Colembia Gardens
Sheehan
Adams
ALEYS
Fie Hien
Titer Ganes
Wanin
Anaconda
Sons of
St. George
George
Columbia Gaide
Selway Park
Columbia Girs
Eigars
Rosé
Pepe
Hartimony
Dog Pooner
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