Markets of World Greatly Improved by Export Silver Talks
Leaders discussed the Webb-Pomerene act enabling lawful export associations for silver. Non nationals may join via export-focused agreements, with emphasis on financing, investigations, and industry cohesion. Officers announced for the new group pending its first annual meeting in October 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb-Pomerene
United States
Kelley
Alfred Harrell
California
Organization Committee
W. Mont Ferry
Utah
Fr. M. Smith
Washington
Charles Bocking
Montana
Henry M. Rives
Nevada
Walter Fitch
F. Y. Robertson
L. O. Evans
A. M. Morris
Arizona
Alfred Harrel
John G. Kitchen
Clyde A. Heller
F. M. Smith
Jesse McDonald
Colorado
Jerome J. Day
Idaho
R. E B. Talley
C. F. Kelley
F. H. Brownell
John G. Kirchen
F. H
Stevedores in Bremerhaven Lag Behind New York Clearances
Bremerhaven dock workers take 72 hours to unload cargo that New York stevedores load in 26 hours. Efforts aim to improve service as every hour idle alongside the dock wastes owners’ money versus sea travel with cargo and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerhaven
New York
Tornadoes Strike Wisconsin Towns Killing and Injuring Several
A series of tornadoes swept Trempealeau and Clark counties causing multiple deaths and injuries. In Osseo and Black River Falls damage included blown down houses barns and unroofed structures with telegraph and telephone lines down and roads impassable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Trempeleau County
Osseo
Heat Deaths Rise as City Sizzles in Baltimore
Baltimore reports three deaths in 24 hours due to excessive heat including a woman and two babies. About twenty people suffered prostrations as the official temperature hit 94 degrees at noon. Hundreds sought relief in city parks overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Floods Cause 200 Missing in Formosa Near Taihoku
Dispatches report two hundred people missing after floods along the Tameul river in northern Formosa. Railway traffic halted, Taihoku city isolated, and thousands of houses inundated.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Tameul River
Formosa
Taihoku
Improvements in Exego of 1000 in Holbrook building
Data shows 1920 347 permits 223,540.50 expenditure, 1921 181 permits 91,448.20, 1922 272 permits 314,091. First half 1924 lists many under way or planned projects including paving, sewers, sidewalks, new Elks building, remodeling and repairs on numerous streets and commercial properties with varied costs.
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Holbrook
Silk Bow Creek
Harrison Avenue
Harvard Avenue
Grand Avenue
Holmes Avenue
Harvard Guorue
Excelsior Avenue
Franklin Street
the Elks
Utah Avenue
Oregon Avenue
Idaho Street
North Main Street
East
Silver Street
North
Wyoming Street
New
Galena Street
East Park Street
Calhoun Street
West
Granite Street
Christian Brothers’ High School
Montana
Galena Streets
Main Street
Dakota Street
West Park Street
Montana Street
Mast Park Street
East Broadway
Montana Streets
Stigeteeese
Emmett
Platinum
West Mercury Street
Texas Oil Company
School of Mines
Broadway
Covert Street
Mercury Streets
Burglars Rob Huge Till Take At Local Soft Drink Parlor
Robbers entered the 500 block on South Montana street and stole nearly $25 from John C. Cords at his Burglars fled before midnight. Police notified but could not secure a thief description. Kauri wood is dearted from the New Hebrides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Cords
Montana Street
Loeb and Leopold Witnesses Discusses Past Conduct
ERDWEETHEART and PERJURER and Edwin Meiss, fraternity brothers of Loeb, testified about his childish tendencies and heavy drinking as a senior. The defense pressed to call lay witnesses, but the state refused. Miss Rosalind Nathan testified about Loeb calling her “plain cuckoo” after an incident at a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Meiss
Loeb
University of Michigan
Leopold
Darrow
Germaine K. Reinhardt
Patches
Rosalind Nathan
Lorraine
Rosalind
Mr. Crowe
Miss Nathan
Crops Show Enormous Gains Across Principal Harvests
The crop reporting board forecasts stronger July conditions lifting expected yields for wheat corn oats barley potatoes and rye. Wheat is indicated at 814 million bushels with winter wheat rising 46 million since a month ago. Corn prospects remain high at 2.58 billion bushels despite July deterioration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana Yield High Brings Record Wheat Prospects
A.P. dispatch from Helena reports Montana spring and winter wheat yields will exceed 52 million bushels, but fall short of the 64 million bushel July 1 estimate. Eastern and Central Montana show better crops while western drought lowers the totals. Harvesting of small grains starts late this week with winter wheat mostly harvested in the east and Yellowstone valley cutting under way. Mission and Bitter Root valleys prepare to begin winter wheat harvest, and early spring wheat is ready to cut in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
State Department of Agriculture
Yellowstone
Mission
Bitter Root
Copper Coins Melted To Copper In New Jersey Smelter
In the Dutch East Indies 238% tons of copper coins were unloaded for smelting in New Jersey. Many dated 1790 or worn beyond identification. With age and trade lore, these coins will become practically pure copper worth about 250 dollars per ton. The Dutch Government collected them ten years ago when old issues were recalled and replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dutch East Indies
New Jersey
Joseph Conrad
India hosts first wireless concerts in April
The report notes that India held its first wireless or radio based concert events in April, marking a new format for live performances. Details on venues or performers are sparse in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Joy riders injured in late night two car crash south of Butte
Four girls were slightly injured and several passengers badly shaken when a Ford driven by Al Cooper struck a Hupmobile driven by Roy Harris seven miles south of Butte. Ann Johnson 20 suffered the most serious injuries and was hurled from the Cooper car. Other Cooper occupants were badly hurt but not treated at hospitals. Harold Worth and James OBill escaped serious injury. OBill, recently released from Murray hospital, was again brought in a shocked condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
al Cooper
Roy Harris
Butte
Harris
Murray Hospital
Ann Johnson
West Park Street
Cooper
Harold Worth
James O’bill
O'Bil
Teutons Agree to Float Loan amid Talks and Evacuations
An expert committee on payment in kind progresses toward a full agreement with American and German delegates expected to finalize tomorrow morning. Premier MacDonald may catch a train home Saturday if talks finish in time, while Germany presses for military evacuation and end to French and Belgian troops in the Ruhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Lossiemouth
London
Dawes
Marx
Stresemann
Herriot
M. Herriot
Germany
Ruhr
Sheir
France
Alan Soue For Senate Seat Faces Party Rift
Opinion columns debate if party lines will hold in the senate race with many predicting the clash between klan and anti klan factions could erase party distinctions and tilt loyalties.
Missouri party nominees lead as rural returns come in
In St Louis and statewide returns the Democratic and Republican tickets gained ground. Arthur W Nelson of Bunceton and Sam A Baker of Jefferson City led for governor by about 60 000 plurality as rural counts arrived. Kate Morrow extended her lead for secretary of state with 3 248 precincts reporting. Gus Nations trailed Robert W Otto for attorney general by 64 000 on 2 998 precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louis
Arthur W. Nelson
Bunceton
Sam A. Baker
Jefferson City
Kate Morrow
Gus
Nations of
St. Louis
Missouri
Robert W. Otto
Tyson Leads Tennessee Senate Race in Precinct Returns
Re turns from 837 of 2 228 precincts show Gen L D Tyson of Knoxville with a 7 831 vote plurality over Senator John K Shields for the Democratic nomination. Judge Nathan L Bachman trails by 7 376 votes. Tyson 33 289 Shields 25 298 Bachman 18 082.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Gen
L. D. Tyson
Knoxville
John K. Shield
United States
Nathan L. Bachman
Shields
Tyson
Bachman
Brophy's Nine-Pound Girl Born in Fargo Home
A nine pound girl arrived at the home of Dr and Mrs J W Brophy of Fargo North Dakota on August 5 according to word reaching Butte yesterday Mrs Brophy will be remembered as Miss Julia Kelly of Butte
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J. W. Brophy
Fargo
N. D
Butte
Butte Social Notes Report Club and Family Events
A busy Butte social page notes members of the Butte branch of the 8S. B. A. travel to Anaconda for a convention session. Mrs. J. Trengrove reports from Portland. It visits weddings, picnics at Columbia Gardens, and a lawn party by the Rocky Mountain Garden club with an array of local residents and events. Followed by travel and family gatherings across nearby towns and a wedding at St. Ann's parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
J. Trengrove
Portland
J. Skinner
Pat Kelly
E. Mix
E. Nite
William Foote
Jack Foote
Galen
Columbia Gardens
George Sowden
Gwendolyn
L. Carroll
Rita
William Furlong
W. Foote
Broadwater
H. B. Steele
Harrison Avenue
Myhre
Richard
J. Rowe
Helena
C. O. McCornack
Wall Street
Lydia Burns
Chicago
Silver Bow Street
Anthony Marvos
St. Ann's Parsonage
J. M. Nolan
Mary Schutey
Andrew Kanakis
Locust Street
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
F. M. Bell
Floral Boulevard
Henry Hopkins
J. E. Stevenson
Barbara Wright Perry
Cecil Perry
V. Wilking
W. G. McClellan
F. Lester
Frances Stephens
Estelle Loughran
Alice Perry
Janet McKinley
Billie Loulee Johnson
BE. H. Loughran
Garden Club
G. A. Asid
Wilson Avenue
Ray Deakin
Frances
Mary Kussick
Potosi Springs
D. G. Bertoglio
Bertoglio
Vincent Marchiando
Joe Marchiando
Marchiandos
Oakland
Cal
Tom Oppino
James Bon
Edith Serando
Mary Giacona
Mary Oppino
John Berg
Henry Bertoglio
EB. Bateman
Butte Wounded Vets Apply for the Bonus
The Butte chapter No. 6 of the Disabled American Veterans met at the patriotic hall with O C Lambert from the Helena bureau in attendance. He discussed the bonus proposition and helped ex service men fill out bonus blanks. John Mahan, former state commander, was in town briefly. Many applications for the bonus were filled out. Butte chapter is currently the largest in the state due to local wounded veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Patriotic Hall
Court House
O. C. Lambert
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Helena
Lampert
John Mahan
Missoula
Elks and Mines Band Plan Huge Butte Picnic
Committees of the Butte Elks and the Butte Mines Band organize a joint picnic at the reservoir on August 17. A large dancing pavilion will host hundreds, with parking for at least 1,000 cars and sheriff protection for vehicles. Intermountain Transportation will run hourly buses from West Broadway to the grounds, and a wide sports program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Elks
Butte Mines
Sheriff's Office
Intermountain Transportation Company
West Broadway
New Orchestra at Columbia Gardens Debuts Saturday
The Imperial Columbia Gardens orchestra directed by Hayden Simpson makes its formal debut before Butte music lovers tomorrow night. The ensemble features stellar performers including two noted arrangers and promises new collaborations with Simpson. Earnings reports follow with Utah Copper and Nevada Consolidated showing mixed six month results, while a Mennonite colony from Russia Canada and the United States is established in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Columbia Gardens
Hayden Simpson
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Mexico
Russia
Canada
United States
Mathews and McCarthy Funerals Set in Centerville and City
Funeral notices announce Estella Mathews, wife of William Mathews, to be held at 1024 West Broadway this afternoon at 2 o clock with W R C services and Mount Moriah burial. James McCarthy, 39, will be mourned from 10 East Center Street Saturday at 9 AM with St Lawrence Church high mass and St Patrick's cemetery burial. Daly Shea Company Funeral Directors in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Corps No. 6
Women’s Relief Corps
Fraternal Brotherhood
Mathews
Estella Mathews
William Mathews
West Broadway
J. R. Russell
Mount Moriah
M'Carthy
James McCarthy
East Center Street
Centerville
St. Lawrence's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Daly Shea Company
East Park Street
Funeral notices for James J. Clark and Margaret Toomey
The Clark family announces the funeral of James J. Clark from 204 West Copper Street to St. Patrick’s Church for a 9:30 PM mass, with Holy Cross Cemetery interment. The Toomey family notes the funeral of Mrs. Margaret Toomey from a brother’s residence to St. Mary’s Church for a 9:36 AM requiem, with Holy Cross Cemetery interment. Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Jay J. Shea expresses gratitude to friends, Rev. Father Hannan, Sarsfield Social club, and spiritual bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Lucy
Elm Street
Twin Bridges
Clark
James J. Clark
West
Copper Street
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Jo Sullivan
Father Hannan
Sarsfield
Jay J. Shea
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U.S
Rene
Crown Prince
George of
Saxony
Max
Colny
Atlantic States
Bloomer, Wills
Maryland
Erdweetheart and
Crowe
Fair Witness
Teutong
Berlin
Alan
Senate
Gov. Walton
Klan Endersee
Gregson Springs
Eagles’ Hall
Peter Bureau
South Side News
Sss
Elks and Band
Utah Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated Company
Undertakers
C. M. Rooney
Placer Street
St. Joseph's Church
M. J. Walsh CO
Weat Park Street
Beech
George Thomas Beech
Richards’ Funeral
L. B. Williams
Mount Mortah
Solomon
Steve Solomon
Richards
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wads
Embalaera
Larry Duggan
Gosselin & Harkins
Cassidy & Undertakers
Park Street
Sherman & Reed Service
Sherman & Reed Organ
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