Field Day At Gardens Offers Wide City Sports Program
Fred P. Young Butte jeweler notes a Field Day program at Columbia Gardens starting at 1 o clock for men women boys and girls with events including grammar school girls race sprints bicycle races girls nail driving and a 100 yard dash for underground workers a 11 15 soccer match features top state players a plenic lunch follows then First Aid finals with $600 top prize and state championship the Clarks meet the Black Pitts for $200 in a later mucking contest 1200 pounds ore per entrant a baby clinic led by Mrs Henrietta Crockett to benefit pre schoolers and butte babies plus a 45 prize horseshoe contest and a Columbia Gardens orchestra for dancing
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Heads of Labor Publish Report on Political Stand
A sustained labor pressake outlines AFL positions on child labor, state constitutional amendments, and party endorsements. It argues for nonpartisan, principled labor leadership with state federations and central labor bodies guiding political action while opposing partisan party entanglement.
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American Federation of Labor
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Fire in coal sheds roars through Butte yards
Fire of unknown origin spreads between two coal sheds at the Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile yards near Youlden grocery warehouse. Firemen battle the blaze for nearly an hour, destroying a coal wheel roof and wasting many tons of coal. The blaze threatened nearby frame buildings and kept working through the night. It being a holiday, many Butte residents will gather at Columbia Gardens today.
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Youlden Grocery
Arizona
Quarts Street
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Montana Grasshopper Campaigns Save Crops in Pondera County
Montana entomologists credit coordinated baiting, county funding, and coop farming for ending severe grasshopper damage. Pondera County led with a 16 minute poison mash plant and tax support, yielding major control and projected savings in next spring campaigns. The effort, aided by the sarcophagid fly and cold snaps, reduced outbreaks across the region and boosted confidence in eradication plans for 1926.
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Pondera County
Genger
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Centennial Valley
Beaverhead
Furmera
Tsai
Germans See Hockey and Cricket Grow in Berlin
In Berlin hockey and cricket, played by War forces, are growing in popularity while tennis remains dominant over the last decade. The sport's progress is hindered by scarce ground space as Berlin sees limited links with only two courses for Lastamoa.
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Berlin
The Sacraments Sermon On The Power Of Prayer
A reflective sermon outlines prayer as lifting mind and heart to God not by emotion but by doing God’s will. It cites Christ in Gethsemane Saint Monica Saint Augustine and Psalmist David to stress persistent private and public prayer, mental and vocal forms, and prayer as aid in temptation and grief.
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Gethsemant
Lony Saint Monica
Saint Augustine
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Augustine
Wachine Wrecked By Falling Boom In Flight Rescue Struggles
Aboard the Richmond and other craft report a stalled rescue of airmen after a 19000 mile globe flight ended with a water landing. Lieutenant Wade and Sergeant Ogden battled to repair the craft while adrift ten miles from port, tow to Sudero, then proceed. The crew faced fog and cold, with a cautious plan shift to pierce pontoons and sink the plane before a later decision to tow toward Reykjavik.
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Wade
Ogden
Sudero
Richmond
Associated Press
Kirkwall
Scotland
Weaths
Orkney
Islan Smith
Hoefn Hornafjord
Iceland
Smith
Reykjavik
Tceland
Faroe Islands
Market Outlook Mixed as Steel and Oil Phrases Surface
Reports show steel orders stronger for the corporation than independents and a high operation rate in the second quarter. July demand slipped to about 4 percent capacity, with April to June averaging around 70 percent. Prices fell, stock drawdowns temped any rally, and weather shifts influenced grain and cotton trading. Financials grew hopeful on the London conference and Dawes plan, while German defaults and French concessions loom, awaiting bankers’ views and Allied-German talks.
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Steel Corporation
Gary
London
Germany
Famous Author Dead in England after Worsening Illness
The renowned novelist Joseph Conrad died after a night of declining health in England. Born December 1867 to Polish parents, Conrad’s sea life shaped his best known works. He visited America last year by invitation from publishers but illness shortened the stay.
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Rover
Startling alienist report contrasts Loeb and Leopold claims
A new alienist assessment echoes earlier findings from Dr Bowman and Dr Hulbert. It argues Loeb was doomed to a calamitous act despite never meeting Leopold, while Leopold’s influence and association shaped Loeb’s life. The report suggests Loeb lacked sincere emotion, with a possible mental collapse five years after confinement.
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Benne
New York
Leopold
Glueck
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