Funeral for Ross Butcher at First Presbyterian Church
The funeral for Ross C. Butcher 15 April 1908 in Helena will be held Friday at 2 PM in First Presbyterian Church, with Rev. Newman Hall Burdick officiating. De Mellay Masonic lodge members will attend. burial is at Forestvale. Ross, a junior at Helena High School, died from a gunshot wound in an accident at home yesterday morning.
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Ross C. Butcher
Mac D. Butcher
Raleigh Street
First Presbyterian Church
Newman Hall
Burdick
Forestvale
DeMelay
Order of de Melay
Verdel Newman
James Redman
Lerton Smith
Lew ‘Callaway
Merle Poore
William ‘ Freyler
Ross
Boulder
Butcher
Karna Butcher
School For the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
H. W. Gregory
Spokane
Washington
Desth
Roos
Hull
Ste .John's Hospital
Mc and Flynn
Inc
Strick
Eas
Helena
C. ‘Lamport
American Legion
D.butcher
West Point ‘Military Academy
Major Butcher
Ross Butcher
Senate honors memory of W A Clark with condolence committee
The senate announced the death of former U S senator W A Clark. On Senator Hazelbaker's motion President McCormack appointed a condolence committee: Walker of Silver Gow Hatelbak er of Geaver Head Muffly of Broadwater county to draft resolutions. The senate adjourned to 10 o'clock today out of respect for Senator Clark a philanthropist and friend of Montana and honored citizen and pioneer.
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Senate
U. S
W. A.clark
Hazelbaker
McCormack
Walker
Silver Gow
Hatelbaker
Geaverhead
Muffly
Broadwater County
W. A. Clark
Montana
Montana Mourns Senator Clark Pioneer and Empire Builder
Governor Erickson recalls Senator William A. Clark as a loyal friend and pioneer who helped bind Montana from its territorial beginnings to statehood. The speech lauds his influence on the constitution and industrial and commercial growth, noting Montana honor in life and sorrow at his death. A House resolution honors his philanthropy and American spirit.
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William A. Clark
Montana
House of Representatives
Nineteenth Legislative Assembly
Legislative Assembly
House
GUV
Erickson
Clark
Nas
Wiggins
Fox and Stoddard
William 4. Clark
Quakes Continue Reported Across Regions
Tremors persisted overnight and early morning at multiple sites where Saturday's earthquake was strongest. Reports mention church bells rung in Saint Ella De Ca Berlin area as tremors shook the region. Official date for Germany's partial election fixing now set for March.
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Associated Preas
Quebec
Sey
Saint Ella de Ca
Berlin
Associated Press
Tate
Ebert
Obsequies of Senator on Friday
Former Senator W A Clark who died in New York will be buried in Woodlawn cemetery in the Clark mausoleum. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Friday from the Clark residence on Fifth Avenue New York with memorials in Butte at 12 15. The Butte Bank of W A Clark and brother will close all day and the city flags stay at half mast. The Butte Electric Railway company will suspend for two minutes in tribute.
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Butte
W. A. Clark
New York
Butte Electric Railway Company
Ringling Notes Returned After Execution Stay In Montana
In Bozeman the safe holding 215000 in Richard T Ringling promissory notes was returned intact to attorney E D Bath after a temporary stay of execution. The dispute stems from a $922480 verdict against Ringling in a suit by M S Cunningham and Hans Biering over alleged business wrecking. Bonds were not filed. notes were seized but later delivered back within minutes following court action and a brief stay order.
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Bozeman
Richard T. Ringling
H. D. Batts
Ring- Nog
B. B. Law
Bath
Law
Wihin
Flgimides
M. 8. Cunningham
Hans Biering
White Sulphur Springs
Mr. Ringling
Supreme Court
Ringling Deing
E. D. Bath
Hingling
Indictment Sought Against Sculptor Gutem Borglum
Atlanta March 3 the DeKalb county grand jury retired to hear indictments against deposed sculptor Gutzom Borglum at Stone Mountain Memorial. The panel will resume tomorrow. Four indictments were sought alleging larceny for removing models from the studio two counts of malicious mischief for destroying models and larceny for taking a bust of Stonewall Jackson.
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Atlanta
Deskalb County
Gutzom Dorglum
Stone Mountain Memorial
Jackson
Scouts Advanced At A Court Of Honor Session
Helena boy scouts were advanced in rating and earned merit badges at a court of honor last night. Emery Schopfer and Fred Jeswin received the star scout rank after previously qualifying for ten merit badges, with many others advancing and earning badges. The ceremony featured second and first class ranks and was led by Rev. Hoff and a committee including William Scalion, A J Roberts, and others.
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Helena
Court of Honor
Skar
Emery Schopfer
Fred Jeswin
Jack Howard
Lynnan Scott
Holbrook Lynch
Roger Porter
Lawrence Johnson
Charles Horsky
John Adams
Hugh Dazell
John McGinness
Jim Slattery
Vincent Meyers
Burton Dewali
Adams to Play With Omaha in Western League
Ray Adams has signed with the Omaha Western League club after living in Nebraska City since last season. Adams, a righty, pitched three seasons with Butte and had a Detroit tryout in 1923 before returning to Butte. He reports good form and expects a big season. Rube Lewis of A C M is in Memphis and declined a Denver offer to stay with a steel job.
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Ray ‘Adams
Cole~Fitts
Omaha
Dan] Kalen
Rialto Theater
Adams
Nebraska City
Butte
Cole-Pitts
Detroit
ALC. M
Rube Lewis
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Kalen
Denver Club
Representative Longworth Nominated Speaker by Roll Call
Cincinnati Representative Nicholas Longworth, House majority floor leader, was nominated for speaker as the house reconvenes. He defeated Martin E Madden of Indiana by a 140 to 85 vote in the roll call.
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Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
House
Martin E. Madden
Inceis
Pioneering Montanan A C Quaintance Dies in Boulder
A C Quaintance, a territorial era pioneer of Montana, died at his Boulder home aged 86 or 87. Born in Crawford County Ohio, he came west in 1863, prospected in Colorado and Virginia City, joined the Last Chance gold rush, later ranching in Boulder, and developing the Boulder hot springs into a hotel. Survived by his widow and children Roy Cary Quaintance McKinley Quaintance Boulder valley California, Bessie Riddell Long Beach, several grandchildren. Funeral plans pending.
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Montana
A. C. Quaintance
Boulder
Mr. Quaintance
Crawford County
Ohio
Colorado
Omaha
Denver
Virginia City
New
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
W. H. Dickinson
Roy
Cary Quaintance
Boulder Valleyy
McKinley Quaintance
Red Lands
Cal
Bessie Riddell
Long Beach
Quaintance
Boulder Lodge of Masons
Paroled Colorado Convict Held for Interrogation
Mal calm Stockton, a paroled Colorado convict, allegedly tied to robberies in Greeley and Cheyenne, was brought from Greeley to Cheyenne for interrogation over property obtained in those robberies.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Malcalm Stockton
Colorado
Greeley
Schaefer Wins 18.2 Balkline Title Over Hoppe
Chicago reports Jake Schaefer, son of the famed cue wizard, dethroned Willie Hoppe to claim the 18.2 balkline billiard world championship after eight innings. Schaefer made a 1296 total, with a final inning high run of 296. Hoppe, gracious in defeat, noted he had chances to win. Prizes: Schaefer $3,000. Horemins $1,500. Hagenlacher $1,000. Hoppe $750. Cochran $250.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
Hoppe
Edouard Horemans
Erich Hagsnacher
Hho
Hagenlacher
Erich Hagenlacher
Dode Bercot Edges Barrett In Ten Round Bout
Vernon Calif March 3 Seattle welterweight Dode Bercot won a decision over Philadelphia's Bobby Barrett in a 10 round fight, piling up points in the final rounds. Barrett floored Bercot in the seventh but could not sustain the advantage. The card also had a six round semi windup ending in a draw between Joe Ryder and Billy Hart.
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Vernon
Calif
Dode Bercot
Seattle
Bobby Barrett
Philadelphia
Barrett
Bercot
Joe Ryder
Billy Hart
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First Presbyterian
Order OF O'Molay
Hermann and Company
Bonner Springs
Kans
Elsie Honeywell
Elmer Honeywell
Honeywell
Tokio
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
United States
W.a.clark
Brady’s Confectaurant
Bill
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Northwestern
SAMD
GOZA
Montana and
Nor. Wyoming
Gutzom Borglum
Gutzom
Borglum
AY Adams
Oma
MINES
Champ Hoppe
Laurels
Young Schaefer
QN Barrett
Union Bank & Trust Co
Helena, Montana
Hammond
Big Hammond
Nagles
Be Phone 60
Young and Nagle Co
James Derham
Main St
Independent
ESS
Northern Pacific
the Drake Hotel
N. P. Depot
Helena Ave
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