Influenza Situation Improves in Butte County
The county board met to report signs of improvement in Butte as influenza cases decline. Dr Tet, acting secretary, noted May 22 reports of 26 new cases and 6 deaths while quarantine enforcement tightens. Health inspectors will fumigate suspected sites and extend late hours for calls, with state board decisions pending.
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Soldier's Fine Suspended In Traffic Case
In police court yesterday morning Jack Scovell faced a $10 traffic fine after a soldier testified driving his car caused a safety zone violation near a crossing. Scovell had decades of driving experience but claimed unfamiliarity with local rules. the fine was suspended.
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Butte
WINS PROMOTION OF DANDY SEVENTH REGIMENT CHIEF
The dandy Seventh, famed New York regiment of the 107th United States infantry, gains a new commanding officer Colonel Mortimer D. Bryant of Brooklyn. The assignment follows his promotion to colonel after serving as lieutenant colonel and divisional machine commander of the Twenty-seventh Division. Bryant began his career as a private in the Danish-American War and has since earned honor and distinction.
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Mortimer D. Bryant
Ooklyn
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Ini Be
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Itte's Roll of Honor Dead and Missing Values
Roll of honor honors lieutenants corporals and privates from multiple units with ranks and names listed. Includes wounded in action and missing in action entries for soldiers such as Brinton Ben, Reif W Harry, Coulser Stanley L, and numerous privates like Bagley Robert D, Carrara George, Cotton William, and Dazzi Ernest across actions and statuses.
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Cotton price drop after agriculture report in New Orleans
New Orleans report on December 11 shows U S Department of Agriculture final cotton production at 202 375 bales. Prices in the active futures market fell about 8 to 8 points in early trading and the December 16 lint price to producers declined from prior levels.
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York Exchange Trades Mixed With Oil and Steel Movements
Mixed session with oils and motor shares showing gains while others advanced or slipped. Petroleum group led gains, U S Steel steady then retreating, bonds quiet with total sales around five million dollars. Money markets showed unchanged bills and slightly firmer rates amid broad inactivity.
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Livestock market roundups across cities report steady to strong prices
Chicago and Omaha receipts show hogs steady to higher with heavy and mixed lots trading up to 20. Calves and stockers steady to strong while cattle ranges vary by region. Portland and Seattle notes indicate prime steers around 10.5 to 11.60 and hogs lifting to 17.25 to 17.40 on the lighter end. Lambs also listed with prime to good grades.
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Chicago Markets Grain And Provisions
Chicago markets reflect a corn price rise on revised domestic crop outlooks and a possible summer yield shrinkage. January corn anchored around 1.31 1 2, May near 1.20, oats traded narrowly amid light, local interest. Provisions rose as meat and lard movement to the seaboard dominated trading, with butter and eggs firmer on steady receipts.
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Americans in Coblenz Will Keep Public Life Normal
Amsterdam reports that Coblenz commander states life will proceed as usual with limited street gatherings and curfews. No more than three people on streets until Tuesday, no children after 6 pm, shops closing at 11 pm, and American forces will not impose further hampering measures. The dispatch appears in the Cologne Gazette.
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Great Britain's unclear constitution and royal role described
The article argues there is no single written constitution in Britain. Instead a system of precedents and conventions governs royal power. The king acts as nominal administrator of Parliament's decrees, with Parliament as the supreme representative body, while practical authority rests in the constitutional framework.
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