Mobile Harvest Crew Heads North for Migrant Work
Postmaster Goodwin reports a mobile army of farm laborers is arriving from Oklahoma and moving through Kansas Iowa Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin and Minnesota. They will relocate to North Dakota and eastern Montana then cross into Canada under a labor exchange pact. Canadian railroads will cover travel at one cent per mile for farm workers.
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Esterday
United States ’ Commissioner of Labor
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Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Daloa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Shea
United States
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Little girl killed crossing street by autotruck
Olga Popovich aged 1 living at 801 East Galena street was struck and killed by a Texico Oil Co truck driven by Hugh Murphy. Murphy was arrested and released after questioning. He said the child crossed the road to greet friends across the street. The driver stated the child stepped into the path and was hit as the truck passed.
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Olga Popovich
Galena Street
Hugh Murphy
Texico OM Company
Murphy
Phy
Ier Lane
Michael O'Donnell
Park and Main Streets
John Radonovich
O'Donnell
Wwe
Love Demand Leads to Assault and Federal Prison
John Madrid a halfbreed Flathead Indian from the reservation pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. Judge George M Bourquin sentenced him yesterday to federal prison at Leavenworth. Madrid will begin Tuesday in custody of Deputy Marshal for transport to Leavenworth. He attacked a half breed Indian girl near Ronan after she refused his marriage proposal, wounding her severely. He was arrested in May. Mainspringe Mayer a Montana jeweler advertises the lowest prices.
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John Madrid
George M. Bourquin
Montanas
Autumn Fashion Hint Mixes Tailoring and Flair
The Daily Fashion Hint describes a navy blue serge suit trimmed with fur collar and cuffs. Dorothy models a winter look that blends classic tailoring with a subtle luxurious touch, noting the outfit's restrained elegance for the season.
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Dorothy
F. Fox Camera Co
Japanese Geologist Kawasaki Visits Butte Mining District
Kawasaki of Japan, a geological survey employee in Korea, tours the Butte copper mines for several days. He plans a year in the United States, praises American deserts and landscapes, and notes his government’s heavy workload back home. He speaks English well but seeks practice in conversation. He represents Japan’s progressive modernization and hopes to advance his country’s resources through survey work.
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S. Kaw
Aki
Korea
Butte
United States
Kawasaky
T Fe
Japan
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Canada
America
Tokio
Coot
Kone
Kawasaki
Geological Survey
Woman's Relief Corps Aids Red Cross Sale Planned In Butte
The national Woman's Relief Corps urges all members to aid Red Cross efforts. Butte unit speeds up plans and will host a fundraising sale of French women’s garments at Mercer garage on West Granite Street starting Thursday August 22.
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National Organization of the Woman's Relief Corps
United States
Red Cross
Butte
Woman's Relief Corps
France
Mercer Garage
West Granite Street
Lumberjack Regiment Recruited for War Strength
The Butte forestry office reports the Tenth Engineers Forestry unit has been brought up to war strength. The War Department orders no more enlistments for this regiment, but a waiting list is to be posted in anticipation of another call. The lumbermen, not a fighting unit, will operate in France supplying timber. Colonel Woodruff will command, with modern gear including portable and stationary sawmills.
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Butte
Forestry Department
Tenth Engineers (Forestry
War Department
France
Woodruff
Regular Army
Iment
Paving Delays, Labor Strife, and Supplies Halt Central Town Work
Reported delays on central street paving due to material shortages from water and public service firms. J C Maguire and Eugene Cari voices blamed, with water pipes and lithographic stone supply cited. Separate items note Col. Reichman denying Germanism charges in Senate, and San Francisco street car unions organizing amid a 1700-striker parade.
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J. C. Maguire
Eugene Cari
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