First-Aid Glasses to Be Established
The successful field day program at Columbia gardens led to the Bureau of Safety of Anaconda Copper Mining company arranging five-day first-aid courses. In Judge Lamb’s courtroom the classes start next Monday at 7:30 pm, open to the public. Certificates issued upon completion, valid nationally for mining districts and aiding job placement.
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Columbia Gardens
Bureau of Safety
United States
Bureau of Mines
Wilson company seeks reduction in property valuation
The Wilson company wholesale packers asked to cut its property valuation from 18500 to 12000, arguing one floor was vacant and producing no rent. The county assessor had listed 18500 and commissioners would not act until next Monday, so no action was taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Company
Board of Equalization
Pantages bill open with Footlight Revue lineup
The matinee program features Charles Jordan George Offerman and Sarah Marie with five beautiful girls in a musical comedy. The Morak sisters perform an aerial act followed by Anita Arless and company with a world of songs. Port White’s Wide-A-Way, Canfield and Rose in As You Like It, Al Wohlman Song Studies, Mutt and Jeffry, plus Pan orchestra Lindsay Simons provide a varied vaudeville mix.
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Charles Jordan
George Offerman
Sarah Marie
Morak Sisters
Anita Arless
Port J. White
Canfield
Rose
Cakit
al Wohlman
Universal Current Events
Mutt and Jeffrys
The
Pan ‘Orchestra
Lindsay Simons
Crazy man wrecks padded cell at JA jail
Amos Elderkin, arrested Monday by Deputies Borle and McNeel, wrecked the padded cell at the county jail near Timberbutte yesterday. He was held pending an investigation into his sanity after cries and shrieks unsettled other inmates and he became violent, tearing out the cell interior and trying to wreck the cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Elderkin
Borle
McNeel
Timberbutte
Monroe Doctrine Loyalties Questioned in Charleston
Charleston reports doubts on the Monroe doctrine linking it to water policy. Sherman urged to safeguard the doctrine though concerns rise about its direction and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Charleston
Fewer Prisoners In County Jail Reported
Jailer Lynch says yesterday's jail population dropped to 40, with six women. He notes last year had about 150 inmates and the facility can hold about 200, including hospital and clinic space. Four of the current inmates face murder charges while others are jailed for larceny burglary and minor offenses.
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Lynch
Amerin
Emilia
Miresse
George Callasse
Don Merrigan
Hayes
Butte
Callasse
Merrigan
James Ferry
Freund
Transcontinental trips fueled by Yellowstone Trail ease
Travelers from coast to coast are using the Yellowstone Trail as automobile travel simplifies long distance trips. The association provides mechanics and supplies every 20 miles or less with hotels along the route. Registrants include W A Goodrich from New York to Los Angeles, J L Carewell from Portland to Chicago, J B Jones from San Francisco to return, and others traveling to Los Angeles, Yellowstone Park, and New York.
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Yellowstone Trail Association
W. A. Goodrich
New York
Los Angeles
W. A. Twohy
Spokane
Yellowstone Park
Joe Lee
WW. M. Vogel
Cleveland
Los Angel
J. L. Carewell
Portland
Ore
J. H. Boyd
Chicago
J.B. Jones
San Francisco
W.J. Goodman
Albert Symons
J.T. Henry
Dallas
Low
Three Boys Discharged in Liquor Theft Case
Three young offenders charged with liquor theft from Canton Home last Sunday were dismissed in juvenile court before Sange Lynch. No solid evidence beyond hearsay was introduced, and the youths were deemed not guilty. One boy, tied to prior offenses, faced scrutiny as authorities noted a history of runaways and travel tendencies.
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Canton
Sange Lynch
Miles City
Ton
Toney
Perfectly Sober But Acting Drunk Court Session
Judge Grimes presided as Baker and Anderson faced drunkenness charges. Anderson tried to bribe Officer Larkin, offering five dollars for his release, claiming to want to go home to his wife and two children. He denied intoxication, was fined ten dollars or five days, and dismissed after advice. A South Side club meeting at Englewood cafe, August 4 at 4:30 pm, planned for permanent organization and officer elections.
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Grimes
Baker
Anderson
Larkin
San Francisco
Nouce
South Side Club
Englewood Cafe
Unsightly Pimples Warn of Skin Disease Blood Remedy Ad
Advert says pimples and skin discharges signal serious diseases, urging prompt Hepa to cleanse blood. Claims 8 8 8 has helped for over fifty years and offers free medical advice by Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
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Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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Tive
Fore River Ship Building Company
Quincy
Mass
Crazy Man
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Armour
Wilson
Literary Digest
America
Europe
Austria
Japan
Korea
Nese
Korean National Association
World For Freedom
Washington
Germany
Brussels
England
Manchester ‘Guardian
Mohammed
Shantung
Hiram Johnson
California
Alsace-Lorraine
All News
Iterary Digest Funk & Wagnalls Company
m—Swift
Jamy
Ja Eels
Flea
Moh Cotter
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Gillie
KODAK
Sr View
B. E. Calkins CO
N. Main St. Butte
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