Cost of Living to Drop From Inventions
At the American Chemical Society convention in St Louis on April 12 delegates claim new discoveries will cut costs. Chemist Cottrell reports a lead substitute for insecticides reduces farming losses and lowers paint costs, boosting chemical independence from pre war imports.
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ST. Louis
American Chemical Society
Kytrell
United States Bureau of Mines
Charles Parson
Washington
Society
Cottrell
Posable
Uniton
Message of love sent to E Debs in prison by Socialist Party
Chicago April 12 a message of love on the anniversary of your incarceration was sent to Vi Debs now in federal prison at Atlanta Ga by the national executive commission of the socialist party. The note urged Debs as a beacon in the suffering masses and claimed the spirit of the movement is abroad. Interment details for Noall, 51, of Butte, are announced with services at 2:30 at 905 East Park Street and burial in Mount Morlah cemetery.
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Chicago
Atlanta
National Executive Commission
Socialist Party
Gene
Noall
East Park Street
Butte
Elizabeth Noall
John II
England
William
Alexander
Michigan
Mount Morlah
County Deputy Arrests Man After Police Trial
George Muck was arrested in the alley by Detectives Gerry and Rodda on East Park Street and faces a bootlegging charge from the county attorney. He was released after an exam at the county attorney’s office pending Judge Grimes’s ruling this afternoon. Batton and Mack allegedly had two jugs of moonshine. Batton awaits a hearing next Friday and is free on a $500 property bond. A separate disturbance case against Smith was dismissed for lack of evidence after bonds forfeited.
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George Muck
Gerry
Rodda
Board of Trade
East Park
Duggan
Grimes
Mack
George Batton
Forever
Button
Lberty
Bond
Steve Smith
Steve Smith, Charge A Will Disturb: A ‘Smith
C.swan
Caer
Taft Request to Disregard Wording From Telegram
A telegram from William H. Taft to the secretary of state asks that his name be disregarded in a cited matter. The message arrived in Salem on April 12 and was addressed to the state office.
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Taft
Salem, Orc
Willian
H. 1 Taft
Oregon Taft supporters push ballot listing for 1936 GOP race
Oregon Taft supporters petition to list his name as a Republican primary candidate. The move proceeds despite Taft's wishes, with assurances that petitions filed will keep his name on the ballot if submitted.
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Oregon
Taft
Garage Project At 45 East Galena Street Takes Shape
A building permit was issued yesterday for a 15000 garage at 45 East Galena Street. Inspector Sam Billings visited contractor C C Goodard as construction begins on a two story 4 by 82 foot structure with expected rapid completion.
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East
Galena Street
Sam Billings
C. C. Goodard
Repulsed Red Offensive Against Poles Reported
A war office statement says Polish defenses repulsed a major armed attack in Warsaw with heavy enemy losses. It claims captured documents show the plan aimed to force Polish peace quickly and that the Reds suffered a broken military spirit. Attacks, chiefly artillery, continue. World railways valued at 555 million.
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Warsaw
War Office
Butte Boy Home After Harrowing Wreck Experience
William Hallisey, once injured in the Acton wreck south of Los Angeles, has returned to Butte after five months in a coast hospital. He suffered a severe injury and a broken ankle, with his parents and especially his police officer father awaiting his recovery. The city’s mayor and council commend J R 13 353 for a municipal park measure they support as beneficial to Butte.
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William Hallisey
Butte
Southern Pacific
Acton
Les
Los Angeles
Coast
Young Hallisey
Mr. Hallisey
William
City of
City Officials Back Park Bill for Thompson Park Addition
Mayor Stodden and the city council thank Congressman Jonn M. Evans for backing a bill to add land south of the city near Thompson Park. The measure would increase the municipality’s holdings and provide residents with a natural beauty spot, with the park bill previously introduced in the House.
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Jonn M. Evans Wi
Stodden
Derenge
Death Angel Stakes Ruth at Same Moment
The death of a father and son occurred simultaneously. Hoth died at 1 o clock. the elder Driscoll was 69. Survived by two married daughters and three sons all of Butte, plus a sister in Michigan. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Also a lecture on The Science of Sells by Homer Bostwick at the Y M C A on April 13.
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Mors Driscoll
Butte
Michael Jr Galen
Mont
Hoth
Driscoll
Patrick Murphy
Nettie Boley
James
George
Daniel
Sells
Homer Bostwick
Albuquerque Morning Journal Sold to Magee
The Albuquerque Morning Journal was sold to Carl C. Magee an attorney and oil operator from Tulsa Oklahoma. Magee will assume charge tomorrow.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque ” Morning Journal
Carl C. Magee
Tulsa, Okla
Magee
Novel Parade Viewed by President Wilson
President Wilson reviewed a parade of work horses and domestic animals from the White House east portico during a countrywide humane society week demonstration. The procession on Pennsylvania Avenue showcased Fort Reed artillery horses, Clydesdales, Percherons, business trucks, and animals once with the American army in France, ending with a neglected horse as a stark symbol.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Humane Societies
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Fort Reyer
France
Gompers Urges Unions To Retain Solid Ranks
In Cleveland on April 1 Samuel Gompers and W. G. Lee urged unity among railway unions. Five lodges of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen had struck and not joined the Cleveland Yardmen's association. After speeches the crowd indicated no vote to return to work, expressing intent to stay out.
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Gompers
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway
Cleveland Yardmen's Association
Samuel Gomipers
W. G. Lee
The
Lee
Brotherhoods Stand Firm in Pay Fight During Site Nation
The speaker pledges to work toward settling the site nation dispute while acknowledging workers rights to higher wages. He argues that quitting their old unions achieves nothing and condemns unauthorized strikes as unproductive actions.
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Site Nation
Strength of Soviet Forces Triggers Alarm in Near East
Reports from Batoum claim Georgian opposition may merge with Bolsheviks risking control of the area as Vice Admiral Sidney St. Vere Mantle departs for Batoum. Meanwhile Spokane mourns pioneer Rick McEneaney who died in hospital after settling on nearby farm in 1875. An appeal from a judge's compensation ruling in a Butte case proceeds to the state supreme court.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Batoum
Bolsheviets
Sidney St .Re0mantle
Near East
Batouns
Batourn
Ger
Georglane
Spokane
Wash
Camb
P. F. Morgan
Butte Central Minery
Supreme Court
District Court
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Evolye Deee
America
U. S
Lume
Copenhagen
High Prices
Symons” Butte Agency For Munsingwear
Uss
Tee Ton
Milan
Symons
Tyler Hoove
Nomen Vapeskin
Tam and
Brown
Pelee
Death Angel
Ruth
Sidney Srr
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