Butte Banquet Urges Chamber Growth and Local Industry
At a city gathering J Bruce Kremer outlined plans to form a commerce body uniting citizens with the chamber to promote Butte. He pressed for a flour mill, a million dollar hotel, and local packing, tanneries, and shoe factories while highlighting the need to attract agriculture and tourism. Leonard Renick delivered a studious address on Butte’s future, sharing student vocation plans and survey results.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Quick Breath Relief
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel. The vegetable compound purportedly stimulates bowels and liver, clears the blood and purifies the system, with a claim of relieving bad breath in a week. Boxes priced 10c and 25c.
Community labor debate in Butte outlines plan for new chamber
City leaders and labor representatives clashed over economic strategy during a meeting addressing reorganization of the chamber of commerce. Dr T C Witherspoon urged a public hospital while Mayor Stodden stressed worker cooperation and civic progress. P L Wills announced campaign logistics as volunteers planned outreach.
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Butte
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Butte Hotel
St. John's Parish House
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Local Matrimonial Affairs Brief Reported by Sheriff
Sheriff John C. Cline received a report from Conway Arkansas involving a man named Jack Hilton and a woman, detailing a desertion and domestic matter. The OCR fragment suggests a rural Arkansas context and a police involvement in a matrimonial dispute.
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Arki
Mra
Jack Hilton
New National Party to Convene in Chicago in July
A national convention of the committee of 4810 forms a new political party will meet in Chicago from July 10 to 13. The party aims to represent average American men and women and pursue an aggressive campaign against the old parties with a constructive program of economic social and political progress.
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Chicago
Committee of 4810
Deadlock Persists In Chicago Terminal Strike
April 26 Chicago reports a deadlock in the railroad employes strike in the terminal district. Insurgents deny a break. railroads claim traffic improving with 1,983 switchmen back or moved, coal movement normal. St Louis notes the men’s strike there virtually collapsed as freight interchanges resumed on all roads.
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Chicago
Chicago Terminal
St.louis
API
Insanity 16 Plea Of Murderer Of Sheriff
A chaotic court scene shows the accused murderer's insistence on insanity as a defense. The arraignment leads to remand to custody without bond while family notices and local incidents fill the surrounding news list.
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Nara Denis
Dillon News Vote Totals Narrowly Miss Road Bond
In Dillon April nis county precincts reported a tight result with a two vote margin. The last prior victory for Dewey was evenly split nine to nine in one contest. Bond issues including the proposed electrical plant and road fund were defeated, a recount may alter the final outcome.
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Dillon
April
Nis
Dewey
Ung
Railway carmen set May event in Milwaukee benefit
Deer Lodge notes a May benefit organized by railway carmen in Milwaukee. The town also lists local visitors including Henry Kistle of Philipsburg and the Nelson sisters Lena and Una of Gold Creek. C. C. Widener of Bozeman visited related to city water matters. Mrs Joseph Coy hosted a visitor.
United States Debt Pooling for Germany Sparks Debate
Senator Lodge warns against pooling war debts and U S assumption of Germany rehabilitation costs as a dangerous idea. Senator Hitchcock counters that Paris proposals differed and league reform could not include nonparticipants. Both foresee league finance talks at Brussels and warn of added costs to Americans.
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Germany
Suoh
Lodge
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Masachusetts
Paris
League
Brussels
Gumps Reflects on Prop 16 and Life’s Odds
Fragmentary text portrays a speaker venting about Proposition 16 and past failures. The dialogue hints at regret, criticism of others, and a sense of being used or kept down, concluding with a reflective remark on outcomes and resilience.
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