Missoula State University Adds Three Faculty Members
President Sisson announces three new staff appointments. Miss Ethel Clarke becomes assistant professor of home economics and dorm director at Craighall. Walter Ray Ames is named assistant professor of education and psychology. Edmund L. Freeman joins the English department after aviation service and graduate work at Northwestern.
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Middle West
Sisson
State University At
Missoula
Ethel Clarke
University of Minis
Craighall
Walter Ray Ames
Walier High School
Edmund L. Freeman
Missouri” Wesleyan
Miss Clarke
Illinois
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Bush Medical College
Town State University Hospital
Cleveland
Whitewater Normal College
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Edmund Freeman
Aviation Service
Northwestern University
Missouri Wesleyan
Beeroffenders Bound Over To District Court In Accident
The wagon beer crash case goes to district court. Joe RuyfMera and Hector Franderville are bound over on prohibition charges with Deputy County Attorney Downey representing the county. Jacob Karte, arrested for liquor sale at the Hog Ranch, is also bound over to district court.
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Joe RuyfMera
Hector Franderville
T. E. Downey
Jacob Karte
Jack Melia
Jack Duggan
Yank steel firms seek Skoda works
A Geneva report says American steel companies, after buying Dochlewercke factories at Vienna and Dusseldorf, are negotiating to acquire the Skoda works famed for naval guns. Success would give the Americans a near monopoly of continental steel works.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Dochlewercke Steel
Vienna
Dusseldorf
Europe
Skoda
Universal Army Would Cost Nation Large Sum Says General March
Washington August 7 General March chief of staff told the senate military committee that a permanent peacetime policy with 510000 regulars and compulsory training would cost about 800000000 dollars yearly. TheWar department's bill proposes universal service to modernize defense and sustain readiness.
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Washington
War Department
Senate ‘Military Committee
General March
Horoscope for Priday August Eighth 1919
The astrological forecast notes Jupiter and Uranus favoring commerce and invention. It predicts industrial growth on the Pacific coast and practical use of airships, with a notable peak for manufacturers and a hopeful year for those born under Leo.
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Priday
Jupiter
Uranus
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
House of Commons
United States
Great Britain
Pacific
Leo
McCdicate
Irish leader to visit Spokane next month
Wash Aug. Yamona De Valera, president of the provisional Irish republic, will visit Spokane next month per information received here by James Ahern, Eastern Washington counsel for the friends of Irish Freedom.
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Lera
Spokane
Wash
Yamona de Valera
Irish Republic
James Ahern
Washington
Aris Freedom
Moore Proposes Cabinet Office for National Public Works
At the Butte Rotary, Philip Moore of the federal commission urged renaming the Department of the Interior the National Public Works Department with a qualified engineer in the cabinet. He argued current bureau fragmentation harms efficiency and economy in national engineering projects. The proposal would keep military engineers in place while unifying branches under one head. A fund of 410 dollars was raised for the American Legion as part of club efforts. C L Tripp spoke on the high cost of living and urged buying only fairly priced goods. W J Fennimore also spoke. Dr Campbell presided.
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Butte Rotary Club
Philip Moore
Federal
Moore
United States
Congress
American Legion
C. L. Tripp Fon
W. J. Fennimore
Federal Revenue Agent
Dr Campbell
Short-Weight Charges Against Butte Grocers
Complaints of short weights at Butte grocers prompt the city health office to warn housewives to check scales. A woman submitted a rice package labeled two pounds that weighed under 28 ounces on health scales. City food inspector Mrs. Roaza urges residents to weigh groceries at home and monitor scale accuracy.
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Roaza
Forty six Vessi delivered in week summary
Forty six vessels delivered to the Shipping Board in the week ending August 1. The total vessels now stands at 1,182 totaling more than 4 342 000 gross tons.
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Washiorty
Ross
The
Shipping Board
Navy Enlistments Send Men to San Francisco Training
The following men have enlisted in the United States navy and have been sent to Salt Lake for final examination and transportation to the navy training school at San Francisco. Edward Harrington of Butte for two year enlistment rating apprentice seaman Dio Mills Zook of Stevensville for three year enlistment fireman third Charles Bert Kellar of Radley Kan for three year enlistment apprentice seaman
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United States Navy
Salt Lake
Navy Training School
San Francisco
Edward Harrington
Butte
Dio Mills Zook
Stevensville
Charles Bert Kellar
Radley Kan
Y M C A Plans Summer Camp For Butte Boys
Butte Y M C A plans a summer camp near the Highland mountains to train Mesa boys in YMCA ideals. Director Whittrige will lead the program after returning from a Colorado physical culture course. A list of interested boys is growing as the new building nears occupancy within a month.
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Butte
Highland Mountains
Butte Jam
Whittrige
Fates Park
Colorado
Ctary Colton
Tation
Big Dance at Boulder Springs Saturday Evening
Dillon orchestra from Butte will perform at Boulder Springs Saturday evening. A lively event with a good tune for everybody.
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Boulder Springs
Dillon Orchestra
Butte
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Stephenson Lumber CO
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Skoda Works
Universal Army
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