Roosevelt to speak in Butte on way to Pocatello
Reports from Helena state Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will speak in Butte on Aug 21 with an overnight stay planned. He will then travel to Spokane and Helena before continuing to Pocatello Idaho on his four week American Legion speaking tour through the West and Midwest to boost membership and explain the Legion’s aims.
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Fixing of lower grade wheat prices by U S Grain Corp
New York Aug 26 The United States Grain Corporation will set immediate minimum purchase prices for rusted or defective wheat amid a high defective crop proportion. Wheat director Julius Barnes said prices for non first grade will be tied to near No 1 quality and relative to terminal market guarantees, not current Minneapolis prices. Producers may mail samples for valuation by the grain corporation.
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Tom Mix Stars In The Coming of the Law Film
Tom Mix plays a rancher and newspaper publisher in The Coming of the Law with life like newsroom scenes. He battles bands of fighters and performs daring stunts across rugged terrain, showcasing athletic prowess and cinematic flair.
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Coal Famine Warning From Senate Hearing
A Senate interstate commerce subcommittee hearing on rising coal prices cites shortages of tar and labor, union calls for mine nationalization and a six hour day. experts warn the nation faces a coal famine this winter unless production issues are solved. Witnesses blame railroad car shortages and argue prices have declined since government controls, while miners' leaders push for government ownership and transfer of mines.
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Severs Two and Binds One Matrimonial Knot
Two divorces were granted and one marriage performed by Judge Lamb yesterday. The court ordered support for two children and custody to the mother, with payments of 37.50 monthly. A separate divorce granted to Lee F. Brown from Edith Brown.
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Harvey's Minstrels in Butte at Broadway Theater
Harvey's Minstrels appear tonight at the Broadway theater in Butte with a repeat show planned for Thursday. The act is described as a high quality entertainment likened to white minstrel shows, drawing liberal support from local audiences.
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Slaughter Houses Under Inspection In Butte
City judiciary and finance committee members inspected Butte slaughter houses yesterday afternoon and will report to the city council at its next meeting. The findings are tied to slaughter house conditions and pending council legislation.
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Steals Liquor and Sells It Verdict Rendered
In Lambs court the jury found against the claim that the right to steal and sell liquor was upheld. After a short deliberation of under 15 minutes, $210 was ordered to be paid for the stolen goods to Mrs. fete Wil Sohn J. O'Leary. The case involved liquor stored for medicinal purposes prior to Jan 1 and alleged inducement by the defendant.
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Mayor Praises Prompt Gov Food Order Delays
Mayor W Tom Stodden says he will press Washington if no results come from the federal order for government food aid. He notes a Seattle dispatch and a repeated order yield no satisfactory answers, while estimating wartime munition spending could rebuild New York City twice.
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Mrs Helma Little Dies At Home In Butte
Mrs Helma M Little aged 29 wife of Fadur W Little proprietor of the omegon cate died yesterday after a long illness in Butte. A native of Lake Park Minnesota she lived in Butte for 15 years. She is survived by her husband and her mother Mrs Sofie Magson among others.
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The Pekin Gazette at Pekin History
The Pekin Gazette began in 1808 and long dominated Shing as the sole permitted journal, though in the last sixty nine years several other papers have been established.
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