Travel in Park Breaks Records in Yellowstone
Yellowstone travel records surge this season per Horace M. Albright, park superintendent. Year-to-date visitors total 85 498, up 5 168 from last year. June 18 to 18 reports 63 883 visitors, 6 044 more than 1924 opening month. Gate registrations 1 740. Gardiner gateway travel up. Train and auto travel strong with 18 394 and 45 528 respectively, vs prior season. California leads state participation.
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Yellow Stone Park
Horace M Albright
Visihe Park
California
Park traffic records and state rankings noted
The report lists visitor totals by state with Illinois at 8 883 and Utah at 3 794 near third and fourth, Wyoming at 38 404 fifth, and highlights a record automobile entry of 427 cars on July 7 of the current season, following a July 22 1924 peak.
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Illinois
Utah
Wyoming
Dogs Dinner Theft Leads to Vagrancy Charges
Otto Slater and Tim Harrington were arrested on state vagrancy charges after police say they stole a dog’s dinner at Economy Coal Company on South Gaylord Street. Detectives found them near a railroad track with a bottle of denatured alcohol and meat missing from the kennel.
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Otto Slater
Tim Harrington
Slater
Harrington
Frank White
Economy Coal Company
Gaylord Street
Marriage Licenses Granted to Gardner and Sullivan
A marriage license was issued yesterday by the district court clerk to Charles Gardner and Margaret Sullivan, both residents of Butte.
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District Court
Charles Gardner
Margaret Sullivan
Butte
Setting Vacated in Sarah McCormick Case
The manslaughter case against Mrs. Sarah McCormick in Justice Buckley's court has been vacated after the death of her husband J. McCormick from a pistol bullet. The coroner's jury returned an open verdict and hearings had been continued several times. It is believed the vacating of the setting ends the matter.
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Sarah McCormick
Tobin Family Visiting In Butte
Mrs. Margaret Tobin of Michigan with her daughter Miss Beatrice visits her son Peter J. Tobin and his wife Mrs. E C Thompson and sister Mrs. Nora Sullivan. They plan to spend a month in Butte.
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Margaret Tobin
Michigan
Beatrice
Peter J. Tobin
E. C. Thompson
Nora Sullivan
Besanti Charged with Third Degree Assault Appears for Hearing
Philip Besanti appeared before Justice Buckley for a preliminary hearing on third degree assault. He pleaded not guilty and the case was set for hearing Part 19 at 10 a.m. Violet Arata is the complaining witness.
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Philip Besanti
Buckley
Violet Arata
Police Officer Dan Reagan Heads To Eagles Convention
Police Officer Dan Reagan departed Wednesday for the national Eagles convention in Toledo Ohio. The trip forms part of a three weeks vacation spent across the Middle Western states and follows his service as past commander of the Butte aerie of Eagles.
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Dan Reagan
Eagles
Toledo
Ohio
Reagan
Butte Aerie of Eagles
Ryan Sees Record Copper Use Foreshadowing Higher Prices
John D. Ryan, chairman of the board of Anaconda Copper, after returning from Europe, said world copper consumption is at a record pace. He predicted prices would rise substantially. Ryan also praised Montana Power’s stock rise tied to a potential merger, calling Montana Power a great property with a wonderful future.
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Associated Press
New York
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Company
Europe
Ryan
Montana Power
Electric Power and Light
Officer Tompkins Returns After 30 Day Vacation
Officer George Tompkins is back in a police car after a 30 day vacation covering 2500 miles in Oregon and Washington with visits to Seattle Portland and other coast cities including his daughter. Perry H Manchester former Butte resident now living in Los Angeles visits his daughter and son in law Charles H Little and Mrs Little of Butte. Manchester a Civil War veteran belongs to Bartlett Logan post No 6 of Los Angeles. Twelve hundred bicycles from Great Britain and Germany are used monthly in Kenya and Uganda South Africa.
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George Tompkins
Oregon
Washington
Seattle
Portland
Perry H. Manchester
Butte
Los Angeles
Charles H. Little
Mr. Manchester
Bartlett Logan Post
Great Britain
Germany
Kenya
Ugand
South Africa
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Yellowstone
Polaire
Deerona
Prince of Wales
Symons Dry Goods Company
Thames and Seine
Paris
Thames
London
Oeen
Sarah M'Cormick
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