Clerks push to close at six amid Union drive in city
A clerks movement reorganizes their union to press a six o’clock closing rule. Merchants resist by keeping shops open on most nights, while union leaders led by Lon Burnette and Dan McDonald plan a meeting as they seek to secure an agreement. Jurors threaten to strike over pay rules, with County Attorney Duffy proposing pay limits and a later court ruling to resolve the dispute.
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Lon Burnette
Orr
Dan McDonald
Western Federation of Libor
Butte
Anaconda
Napton
Margaret Theatre Presents London and Casino Theater Show
Mr George W Lederer presents the Famous London and Casino Theater New York Success at Margaret Theatre Anaconda with HF Collins as manager and Mr Collins as host in a night of stage entertainment.
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George W. Lederer
London and Casino Theater
New York
The Belle of New York Comic Opera Comes to Town
A lavish production titled The Belle of New York promotes itself as the most famous comic opera in the world. It promises beauty and fun with a carefully selected cast, six live performers, and two carloads of scenery arriving for local audiences.
Feulah Chase Dodge Succeeds Violet Grey In The Belle
Feulah Chase Dodge, a Syracuse society girl and heir to a wealthy family, becomes the new Violet Grey in The Belle of New York tour. She recently adopted the stage after Edna May inspired her as a schoolmate, with Geo Lederer hiring her for the role praised for beauty and ability.
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Elna May
Violet Grey
Salvation Army
New York
Feulah Chase Dodge
Miss Dodge
Syracuse
Edna May
Geo. Lederer
Miss May
Arrested for Adultery at East Third Street
Jack Harris was arrested by Officers Brien and Ingalls at 421 East Third Street, the home of Mrs Sarah Bell, and jailed on the charge of living in adultery with Mrs Bell. Harris is described as an old offender, previously arrested multiple times and sentenced to long terms, yet returns to his usual haunts after release.
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Jack Harris
Brien and
Ingalls
East Third Street
Sarah Bell
Bell
Harris
SINGERS ARE BANQUETED AT LOCAL COMPANY
Local talent opera company members who produced The Bells of Corrieville at the Margaret theater were banqueted at the Montana last night. All members attended except Mrs. F H Collins detained at home due to illness. The event ended with a visit to Prof. G E Merrill's studio.
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Talent Opera Company
Corrieville
Margaret Theater
Montana
F. H. Collins
Miness
G. E. Merrill
Organization makes light opera group permanent
The organization was decided to be permanent and will present light operas frequently. A date for the reprise of The Bells of Cornville has not been set, but a performance is expected in early February.
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Bells of
Cornneville
Republican League Club Meeting Notice
Members of the Republican League club and all republicans are requested to meet at room 3 Petritz block Friday evening January 25 at 8 o'clock p.m. J P Stage President Republican League Club.
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Republican League Club
Petritz Block
Local Briefs Highlight Events and Personal News
The column notes seats for The Belle of New York went on sale this morning. One more smallpox case reported yesterday. Fd Scharnikow of Deer Lodge is in town on legal business. F D Spratt out with a cold. Mrs Edward McGivern ill on East Fifth Street. A howling contest among local men planned for an early date. Mrs Crowley hosts Miss McGlynn of Butte at 506 West Third. A 50 in 100 cash prize chance advertised at T Store. Mrs D G Brownell ill at home on Oak Street. For rent twenty acres near Anaconda. Ice crop feared due to mild weather. Samuel Siegel and the Orpheus Quartette to perform at Presbyterian church Monday night. Mrs Thomas Plunkett and daughter Mamie back from Denver visit. Judge M J Pitapatrick returns from Helena school board meeting. Mr and Mrs Murray Miles leave for Skagway after visit. No word on John McLinden’s sister in Dubuque about funeral arrangements. Miss Alice Bishop’s home to host twelve young ladies to organize a euchre club. Brother of Joseph Bubser to arrive tonight for funeral arrangements. J D Smith pleads guilty to illegal voting in Carroll, fined $120. Felix McCann also pleads guilty, fined $50. Clothing purchase noted.
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New York
Fd Scharnikow
Deer Lodge
F.D. Spratt
Edward McGivern
East Fifth Street
Crowley
West Third Street
Miss McGlynn
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Plunkett
Mamie
Denver
M. J. Pitapatrick
Helena
M Murray Miles
Skagway
Alaska
Miles
Yukon Railwa
John McLinden
Dubuque
Alice Bishop
Oak Street
Joseph Bubser
St. Ann's Hospital
Logan
J. D. Smith
Carroll
Felix McCann
Napton, Nl
Russian and Turkish Police Described in Historic Account
A historical sketch contrasts Russian policemen, termed doubreski, in green with Thussian officer caps, living in barracks under strict military discipline, wielding a sword and revolver, against Turkish police, a sultan's special servant not a soldier, poorly paid, and armed with a stout bamboo.
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Doubreski
Sherwood Foresters
Ill Port Benton man and assorted telegrams on Jan
Ex state Senator John W Power is very ill at his Port Benton home with typhoid fever. Other telegrams note commutations for junk swindlers in Lebanon and South Bethlehem Pennsylvania, Mrs. Lease filing for divorce from Charles L Lease, and various brief international and regional items from Milan to Washington.
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Port Benton
Senci
John W. Power
Washington
Lebanon
Bethlehem
Police solve Idaho train robbery suspect in Idaho last September
Police authorities in North Yakima report belief they have the burglar who held up the Northern Pacific train in Idaho in September. The suspect, connected to the Ber boilers repair disruption, is expected to face investigation in coming days.
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North Yakima
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Spain to cede Sulu islands in new treaty
Washington reports Senator Lodge aims to push a senate executive session approval of a treaty with Spain that would transfer to the United States the Sulu islands including Cagayan and Sibutu as part of the Philippine archipelago. Spain would relinquish any title and the U S would pay 100000 dollars within six months of ratification.
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New York
Sy Tribune Fom
Washington
Lodge
Senate
Beortary May
Duke de Arcos
Paris
Philippine Archipelago
Cagayan, Sulu
Sibutu
United States
Spain
Missed His Chance in Ple Counter New York Mail and Express
A fragment notes many Democrats believe Cleveland should have given the rank and file a chance while in charge of the ple counter trial at the New York Mail and Express with emphasis on his leadership and opportunities missed.
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Cleveland
New York Mail and Express
Findlay Mayor Faces Back Taxes Over Unlisted Plano
Mayor Watson of Findlay Ohio sent a testimonial praising a plano firm and claiming eight years of use. The city board of equalization found the firm was not listed on his tax returns and charged him with back taxes for eight years.
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Watson
Findlay
Ohio
Plano
City Board of Equalization
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