A Tale of Two Dogs in Butte's Busy Streets
A narrator recalls a dog crushed by a passing car and its owner’s quiet, moving response. He also recounts Ben and his highly trained dog Joe, who knew fox and deer trails, could herd a pony, and shared a deep bond that ended when Ben vanished after a tragedy with a raiding camp and Joe.
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Butte
Ecorners
Collie
Coeur d’Alenes
Joe
Ben
Waterbury
Valhalla
Husband kills wife then dies after dancing dispute
In Louisville, Kentucky, John George, 26, shot and likely fatally wounded his wife and a teenage dancing partner, Gene Coates, 17, at the mother’s home where a dance was underway, then killed himself. Both victims were reported in critical condition at a hospital.
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Louisville
John George
Rebels seize Vera Cruz as 2000 march toward Sinaloa
The Tampico garrison joins the revolt against Obregon. Rebels claim control of the Gulf coast and push toward Mexico City with a column led by General Pedro Gonzalez reaching Apizaco Tlaxcala. federal rail lines disrupted by rapid advance.
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Adolfo de la Huerta
Sanchez
Vera Cruz
Jalapa
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Associated Press
Tampico
Obregon
Gulf
Mexico
Limon Plaza
Oriental
Fausto Tepete
Pedro Gonzalez
Montana Republicans Deadlocked Over Federal Judge Appointment
The Montana Republican group remains split over appointing a judge for the new federal seat. National Committeeman Shelly backs former Attorney General Ford, but Congressman Leavitt and State Chairman Scanlon refuse to endorse him. Scanlon supported Judge Farr in Washington, and Leavitt backs Stanley Felt as per White House records.
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Standard
Washington, D. C
Montana
Shelly
Ford
Leavitt
Scanlon
Washington
Farr
White House
Stanley Felt
Department of Justice
Rebels March Toward Sinaloa and Sonora In Mexican Uprising
More than 2000 armed insurgents, reportedly led by Gen. M. M. Dieguez, Marcario Gaxiola, and Rafael Buelna, move from Tepic toward Sinaloa and Sonora. The force includes the 24th regiment, a crack unit that recently revolted, with rebels gaining control of towns as they advance.
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Nogales
Ariz
Tepic
Sinaloa
Sonora
M. M. Dieguez
Marcario Gaxiola
Rafael Buelna
Twenty-Fourth Regiment
Silver Mines Bureau to Probe New Uses for Silver
Secretary Work authorized the bureau of mines to research new commercial uses for silver and allocate 15000 for the next fiscal year. Dr. L I Shaw will lead the study at the Rare and Precious Metal Experiment station in Reno Nevada, following a preliminary bureau study on silver alloys and auto industry applications.
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Standard
Washington
Work
Bureau of Mines
Budget Bureau
L. I. Shaw
Rare and Precious Metal Experiment Station
Reno, Ney
School board rejects vaccination order for pupils
Trustees refuse to issue any order requiring pupils to be vaccinated. They merely filed Dr Dona hue’s request from the county health board. Superintendent Douglass read a letter stating children must report at the court house next Friday 4:30 to 6 p.m. for vaccination, but the board must issue instructions first.
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Donahue
County Board of Health
Douglass
Board of Health
Budget Bureau allotments for work in Montana
The Budget Bureau lists Montana priorities with figures for ongoing reclamation and agency projects. Milk River and Lower Yellowstone get notable sums, while Fort Peck and Blackfeet areas receive smaller allocations. Yellowstone National Park funding rises to 373000, and Glacier gains 60,000 more than last year.
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The
Standard
Washington
Budget Bureau
Congress
Montana
Bureau
Lower
Yellowstone
Flathead
Helenia
Arapahoes
Fort Peck
Flathead Agency
Fort Belknap Agency
Rocky Boy Band
Yellowstone National Park
Senate Deadlock Persists Over Cummings Chair Fight
Three more Senate ballots fail to break the impasse over the Interstate Commerce Committee chairmanship. insurgents backing La Follette of Wisconsin press for drastic transportation act revision, while Democrats back Smith of South Carolina. Cummins remains in contention with 41 votes on latest ballots as negotiations stall.
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Congress
House
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
Roy Woodruff
Michigan
Senate
Cummins
LA Follette
Farmer
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
LaFollette
Lowa
Smith
South Carolina
Brookham
Iowa
Frazier and Ladd
North Dakota
Harris and Howell
Nebraska
Johnson
Johnson and Shipstead, Farmer-Labor, Voting For la Follette
Vaccination Drive Begins For District No 1 Students
Acting on state board orders, city and county health authorities will start vaccinating district No 1 students and school officials Friday afternoon at 4 30. Attendance requires a vaccination scar or certificate. unvaccinated children will be barred from school after the holidays.
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State Board of Health
District No. 1
Coolidge Opens Way for U S Experts in German Reparations Inquiry
President Coolidge announces acceptance in principle of American experts to join the reparations commission inquiry into Germany’s finances. A single American expert may sit on both committees with Dawes among likely choices. The plan, endorsed by Allies and Germany, aims to coordinate American aid and keep Washington informed through Col. James A. Logan.
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Associated Press
Ywashington
Coolidge
Germany
White House
Washington
Reparation Commission
Chicago
State Department
Col
James A. Logan
Reparations Commission
Johnson May File for South Dakota Race in March
Senator Hiram Johnson plans to file for the March South Dakota presidential primary. John Sutherland, Johnson’s South Dakota attorney and GOP leader, received power of attorney to place Johnson on the minority Republican ticket. It remains unsettled whether he will run on the minority ticket or as an independent.
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Johnson
South Dakota
Sutherland
Dutch Consul Demands Release of Zeehond Schooner
The Dutch consul demanded the release of the Zeehond schooner of Dutch registry seized Friday off Fire Island inlet. The seizure occurred amid unspecified enforcement actions and sparked diplomatic protest.
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New York
Fire Island Inlet
GOP Leaders Name 1924 Convention City
Washington dispatch reports the Republican National Committee opening session favoring Cleveland as the 1924 convention site. Des Moines and San Francisco gave invitations while hinting at 1928. June 10 appears the probable date with ongoing routine business and strategic campaigning.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cleveland
Frank H. Hitchcock
Iger
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