Butte Skating Champion Dunden to Duel In Exhibition
Following a 2 42 one mile race that astonished observers, champion Dunden plans a repeat performance next Sunday from the make with Hurke of Michigan pacing half a mile and Con Way handling the final stretch. More than a dozen stop watches will time the bout while 1000 spectators recall the city’s famed skating rink.
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Butte
Sunay
J. T. Conway
F. &. Wunden
Nrthwest
Dunden
Herry
Hurke
Michigan
Con- Way
Butte Coal Prices Stable Amid Regional Shortages
Butte residents praise local coal dealers for maintaining legitimate prices during shortages. A Denver strike has caused coal famine there, with prices rising to 10 dollars per ton, while Butte’s market remains well supplied. Analysts note price spikes elsewhere harm both rich and poor, and predict Butte could see higher costs only if shortages spread. The article also surveys current prices for hay and grain, noting a generally steady market despite occasional shortages in other staples.
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Butte
Aitus
Denver
Toat City
Bay
Timothy
Market Prices Shift as Fresh Produce Arrives
A new cargo arrived today with prices possibly easing by 10 p m. Cauliflower is fresh at 5 cents per pound, potatoes at 1.20 per 100, poultry includes turkeys 16 cents per pound chickens 14 cents per pound ducks 16 cents per pound. Apples grow scarcer with season and price follows supply. Best brand now quoted at 1.55 to 1.60 per Nox.
Missing miner Chas Gibson Mapped In Butte
Mrs Charles Gibson reports her husband Chas Gibson missing since the 15th while he searched for work. They moved from Helena to Butte four months ago. He had a history of leasing mining property and exploring shafts, risking a fall. A neighbor saw him in the evening playing cards and drinking, but he said he would be going soon.
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Charles Gibson
Gibson
Butte
Helena
Coughlin
Dunden Poised to Break World Skating Record at Midwinter Meet
James Reynolds will fire the pistol to start the event with Dunden aiming to lower the world record. Judges P. Gillis and Mr. Tachett will oversee measurements by Dr. Moore and Mr. Kerry using a velometer. The arena, under Byrnes management, draws top skaters, with invited rivals from Grack and others. The Tutte crowd anticipates a grand spectacle as skaters relearn old moves on the glassy rink.
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Dunden
James Reynolds
P. Gillis
Mr. Tachett
Moore
Kerry
Hutte
Byrnes
Tutte
Hese
Sealed Instructions Influence Reign Opening Ceremonies
New York January 26 A London telegram reports a sealed package once given to home secretary Sir William Vernon Harcourt not to be opened until after her death. At a home view Sir William Vernon Farquharson cut it open for the king, revealing a memorandum on ceremonial aspects of a new reign and prompting new precedents in royal protocol.
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New York
London
Tritone
William Vernon Hhucourt
William Verdon Farcourtsae
Home View
Sequel to Quo Vadis to Be Published by Translator
Jeremiah Curtin of the Smithsonian bureau on a Washington trip plans two books for early publication. One surveys Russia and Siberia, the other profiles a Mongol tribe the Burials numbering about 200000 west of Lake Baikal. Curtin also notes a sequel to Quo Vadis to appear first in Byetish to protect copyright.
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Leinkiewics
Washington
Russia
Siberia
Lake Baikal
Curtin
Seinkiewlox
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Hurr
Me RB Butte
SEDO
Chas
Jong Tim
Edward VII
Towle & Winterhalter Jewelers
San Francisco
Jeremiah Curtin
The
Bureau of Ethnology of
Smithsonian Institu Pulariyy Nossa
la Flor
de Vallens
Havana
Lovis
Cohn
Butte, Montana
Princeton
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