Wisdom Plans For Big Celebration At Big Hole
The Big Hole Stockmen plan a harvest festival on September 4 and 5 inviting nearby towns but limiting horse races to local stock. The event aims to be state distinctively Big Hole, with wide preparations, committees for funds, gates, concessions, music, athletics, and guest accommodations.
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Big Hole Stockmen’s Association
Butte
Anaconda
Dillon
Missoula
Hamilton
Stevensville
George H. Parsons
Dana Miller
Dan Pendecgast
John Herman
Hugh Morrow
E. A. Griffith
Stewart
Joe Woodworth
Jesse Tope
Hans Horgenson
Charis Quist
J. E. Shaw
W. S. Tash
Ralph Jorgenson
Abert Adams
Harry Helming
de. Neyman
J. P. Lossi
D.C. Wampler
Federal duck law shortens bird seasons
Deputy state game warden F. J. Pilling explains the federal rule takes precedence over state law due to date differences. State licenses allow Sept 15 to Dec 30 while federal dates are Sept 16 to Nov 30, making Sept 15 hunting legal only under state law but risky under federal enforcement. Hunters planning early trips may be misled by license wording.
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F. J. Pilling
Unions Recognized by CP Rail in Wage Settlement
Montreal Aug 24. Canadian Pacific Railway and shop employees about 14,000 reach agreement through the adjustment board. Unions are recognized and wage scales increased retroactive to July 20.
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Montreal
Canadian Railways Company
Canadian Railways Adjustment Board
Bankers Urge Liberal Water Power Policy
Washington August 24. Investment houses from New York urge the water power commission, a trio of cabinet officers, to adopt a liberal license policy under the federal water power net to spur development despite high costs.
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Washington
Water Power Commission
New York
President's Wife Drowned in Canadian Pacific Official's Family
Winnipeg reports Mrs. D. C. Coleman wife of the Canadian Pacific president drowned at Windermere British Columbia. She apparently went beyond her depth and sank. Mr Coleman rushed to Windermere after learning of the tragedy.
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Winnipeg
D. C. Coleman
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Windermere
B. C
Coleman
Legion Picnic At Columbia Gardens Supports Disabled Veterans
About 500 American Legion members and friends will attend a city picnic at Columbia Gardens this afternoon and evening to aid disabled veterans in hospitals. The event is organized by the ladies auxiliary with luncheon, program, and a dance in the pavilion featuring a best waltzer prize. A legion baseball game against the Twenty first Infantry, a tug of war, and a 100 yard dash are planned, with free transport, donated dance hall use, and generous business support.
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American Legion
Columbia Gardens
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fred Oates
Margaret Comba
Legion
Twentyfirst
Butte
Musicians’ Union
J. R. Wharton
Butte Electric Railway
Exports Jump 23 Million in July Trade Figures
Washington August 24 exports for July rose by 23 million dollars from June while imports fell by 16 million. Commerce Department data show July exports totaling 654 million and imports 537 million.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Arrested Federal Judge Alschuler orders indictments served
Federal Judge Alschuler, reportedly in custody, orders indictments to be served against 41 so called outlaw railmen involved in a derailment and related railroad disturbances. The action marks a major legal escalation in the case with potential courtroom proceedings looming.
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Alschuler
Indictments Served in Chicago Railroad Strike Case
Indictments against 41 railroad strike leaders were ordered served after Judge Alschuler demanded an investigation into a leak that exposed the list before the court report. Names include John Gruna u president of the Chicago Yard men's association and Harold Reading of the United Enginemen's association. The group faces conspiracy to violate the Levernet by hindering interstate coal and food shipments.
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Underwood & Underwood
Chicago
Alschuler
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
Harold Reading
United Enginemen’s Association
W. L. Bond
Death of Gerald Dolan at 21 after brief illness
Gerald Dolan aged 21 of 607 Dakota street died of heart failure at 8:25 PM yesterday after a brief illness at a local hospital. He collapsed at Park and Main while waiting for a west side car yesterday afternoon. He worked for Butte Sporting Goods. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Dolan and four siblings. Remains handled by Cassidy & Bilbua.
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Gerald Dolan
Dakota Street
Park and
Main Streets
Dolan
Butte Sporting Goods Company
William Dolan
Cassidy & Bilbua
Rotarians to Watch Candy Making Demonstration
Butte Rotary at Silver Bow club luncheon will learn how candy is made with Walter Gamer explaining and demonstrating. Heilbronner will preside as new members are announced including J H Weiner P L Wills Paul Huddloff J Ryan Gaul W H Merriman Dr M C Roberts Richard Howell and Red Keissel.
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Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Walter Gamer
Adolph H. Heilbronner
Helena
J. H. Weiner
Aviation
P. L. Wills
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Huddloff
J. Ryan Gaul
W. H. Merriman
M. C. Roberts
Richard Howell
Red Keissel
Burning of Nationalist Property Continues in Lisbon
In Lisbon Ireland, August 24, the burning of nationalist property persisted after midnight. The Catholic parochial hall was among destroyed buildings as loyalist reprisals followed the murder of Police Inspector Swansey. Most nationalists fled town. remaining houses displayed the union jack to show loyalty. A separate notice authenticates elections for Drustvo Srpsko Jedinstvo No. 38 of Butte, Montana, with officers Miladinovich, Vujovich, Puich, Runjavac, and others, dated August 22, 1920, by IL. J. Popovich as Official Delegate of Balkan No. 9.
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Lisbon
Ireland
Swansey
Serb Federation Slogu
Los Angeles
Drustvo Srpsko Jedinstvo
Butte
Mont
Moose Hall
L. S&s
Sloga
IL. J. Popovich
Society Balkan
CCCC
Serb Federation Sloga
N. P. Manager Tours Yellowstone and Montana Beauty Spots
A. M. Cleland passenger traffic manager of the Northern Pacific has just returned to St. Paul after touring Yellowstone park and various Montana beauty spots. He regrets missing Buite visit due to St. Paul duties and the need to handle increased rates.
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A. M. Cleland
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Cleland
Buite
Interesting War Relic on Display in Butte
A German signaling pistol from the great war is now exhibited in Charles Juttner's office in Butte. The eight inch breech loading pistol used to signal artillery when shells missed or landed short by emitting colored lights from bombs. Victor Robin brought the pistol to the United States, passed from his nephew who took it from a dead German soldier.
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Butte
Charles Juttner
Victor Robin
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Universal
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Sisle
Cole Tisle
Agency For
Thomson
America
ISIS
Legion Picnic
John Grunan
N. P
Edison Electric
Manny
National Electric Company
West Park St
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