Business Men Rally for New Butte Chamber of Commerce
More than 150 business men met at campaign HQ to back a four day drive starting Tuesday at 9 30 AM to enroll 1600 members. A three division structure led by a major and a captain will organize volunteers to canvass public areas and report to St Johns parish house for luncheons. Speakers urged city leadership through a stronger chamber, noting past defeats and stressing professional support from the American bureau and research department.
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Butz
Chamber of Commerce
T Paign
Potrih
Teaman
Anahle
Butte
Beon
St John's Episcopal Parish
Guthrie
Optic
F. W. Bacorn
South Side Club
Organization
Eugene Carroll
Chamber
Chambers of Commerce
Carroll
American Bureau
Amerie Time
Cra
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a Calomel Substitute
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless substitute for calomel with a vegetable mix that stimulates the liver and bowels without pains or gum injury. It claims 17 years in private practice and notes improved mood and energy after taking the tablets, priced 10c and 2c a box.
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Edwards
Real Purpose of the Communists in Brooklyn Trial
Four of six men arrested during a Soviet founding celebration in Brooklyn were sentenced to one year for advocating criminal anarchy. The Brooklyn defendants Robert E. Fried Irving Potash John Janschuky and Taft Novick all members of the communist party pleaded guilty. Deportation warrants were filed for Potash Janschuky and Novick. Assistant District Attorney Ruston said the defendants admitted the Communist party aimed to overthrow the American government.
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New York
Brooklyn
Russia
Roberte. Fried
Irving Potash
John Janschuky
Taft Novick
Communist Party
Potash
Janschuky
Novick
John E. Ruston
Colonist Party
Ican
Well Cav es In Worker Buried Alive In 45 Feet Depth
April 22 in Attil a Richmond area man identified as Schneider is buried under 45 feet of earth after a cave in at a deep well. Fellow worker Markley narrowly escaped while trying to rescue him. Quick sand suspected as cause in the accident.
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Attil
Richmond
Markley
Ing
Tre
Schneider
Mexican Justice Taken Into Custody
Douglas Ariz April 23 Ig nac io Pesqueira chief Justice of the Mexican Supreme court said to have been appointed military governor of areca eve s arranted ameta on States officers as he stepped off a train here today A woman said to have been brought here by Pesqueira from Mexico was detained.
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Douglas
Ariz
Ignacio Pesqueiia
Mexican Supreme Court
Cen
Areca
Pesqueira
Mexico
Big Five Charged With Profiteering
Indictments charging profiteering were sent by a federal grand jury in Brooklyn against the Chicago packing firms Armour and Swift and Company and others. The report notes the action concerns the meat trade and related companies in Chicago and New York.
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New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Armour & Es
Swift & Cound Wilson& Co
Miele Repres
Standard Help Yourself club offers dozens of cars prizes
The club promises 11 weeks of drawings with 6 automobiles and 20 other prizes. Members win by securing subscriptions from friends, requiring time from participants. Cars range from 435 to 930 dollars in value, and winners are urged to act today to start a life with a vehicle.
Workingmen's Tinton to Meet Employers
Representatives of the Butte Workingmen's Union will meet a committee of the Associated Industries next Wednesday to discuss the union’s proposed new wage scale. A brief Thursday meeting fixed the time for the next session. officials reported a friendly spirit and hope for a peaceful adjustment.
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Butte Workingmen's Union
Associated Industries
Contempt Case Against Mayor 15 Carried Over
Mayor Stodden of Butte faces contempt of court in a case over his alleged failure to restore Peter T. Breen to the police force per a court order. Judge Jackson's district court department overruled the motion to quash an order and continued the case to April 26 after evidence for Breen’s side and city’s defense were presented. Breen is represented by Maloney and Andrew. the city by Robert L. Clinton.
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Stodden
Butte
Jackson
Department of the District Court
Peter T. Breen
Breen
Attornys Maloney
Andrew
Robert L. Clinton
City At
Shoots Serenader Is Found Guilty
Coeur d Alene Idaho April 28 Henry C Voss was found guilty by a jury of involuntary manslaughter for shooting and killing Glenn Miles during a visit by a charivari party to Voss and his bride on the night of April 11.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Henry C. Voss
Glenn Miles
Civil War Pension Increase Advances to Conference
The senate passed a house bill boosting civil war veterans pensions to 50 dollars monthly and widows pensions to 30 dollars. The measure, aimed at offset rising living costs, now moves to conference for final approval.
Johnson Presents His Credentials In Rome
Robert Anderewood Johnson American ambassador to Italy presented credentials to King Victor Emmanuel in Rome and then departed for San Remo to meet the American embassy secretary en route to the Paris conference scene. Also noted are Mars signal attempts at Cedar Creek and a device enabling batch cutting through cloth.
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Rome
Robert_ Anderewood Johnson
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Johnson
San Remo
Paris
Haseen
Depat
Washington
Supreme Allied Council
Death toll rises from spring tornadoes to 286
Weather across Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee triggered deadly storms. New totals from state reports indicate Mississippi 150 dead 100 injured Alabama 78 dead 300 injured. Families displaced number near 300 with widespread property loss and damage.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
Nedly
Eamesace
Must Eradicate Tuberculosis Fight Wins
St Louis April 23 Medical leaders at the National Tuberculosis Association convention urged eradication or control of influenza to aid the tuberculosis fight. They cited post influenza examinations showing about 65 percent infected, and noted employer screening could curb spread by detecting cases early and enabling proper treatment.
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ST. Louis
National Tuberculosis Association
John 8. Billings
New York Tuberculosis Association
Plan Combat Against Overall Profiteering Parade
New York April 23 An activist Cheese club plans a nationwide drive against profiteering in wearing apparel after Saturday's overall parade on Broadway. The marchers will hold a mass meeting and form a permanent organization inviting clubs nationwide to join. Walter J Kingsley, parade committee chair, says the demonstration is serious and not a fad or joke.
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New York
Cheese Club
Broadway
Walter J Kingsley
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