Butte Post Office Expansion Sought in $360000 Plan
National report urges $40 million federal building additions in 14 cities led by Washington New York Chicago Philadelphia and Detroit to ease congestion. Butte proposed two story extension onto government land to house post office federal court and agencies now in rented quarters.
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Butte
Glass
Congress
Federal Court
Goodwin
Tme
Forest Service
Oaces
Federal
Naional
Associated Peon
Washington
Attenute
Treasury and
Post Ofice
Gillett
House
Mellon
Postal Service
Bureau Ofternal’ Revenue and Veterans’ Bureau
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Parcel Post
Veterans’ Bureau
Work
T Kovernment
Commission to Hear Express Rate Raise
A commission will hear a proposed express rate increase filed by Cec Incas in Bela Pere. The case outlines new charges for freight and expedited services. Public input is scheduled at the Bela Pere regional hearing office.
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Commission
Cec
Bela Pere
Huge Still Cabin Hidden in Gulch Discovered
Officers uncover a hidden underground still room beneath a gulch cabin. A brick furnace and a large distillery setup with mash barrels and white mule kegs fill the chamber. The team rigs a sled from felled trees to haul the massive still to safety.
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Jung
Etn Caine
Hte
Sta
Cust
Bridge Crash Causes Panic as City Loses Power
The article describes a bridge accident prompting widespread fear as relatives rushed between hospitals and the riverbank, with city lights failing soon after and water mains disrupted on the west side. An operation was underway at one hospital as responders battled the chaotic scene.
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Kelso
Secret meeting of anti treaty teachers reported in Dublin
A Dublin report says a secret meeting of anti treaty teachers tied to the second Dail occurred with representatives including some eligible to sit in the current Dail. Eamon de Valera’s arrest immunity is read as suggesting peace talks, though officials deny rumors of negotiations. Also noted are large duck catches in Arkansas and a police raid involving agents Holter, Powell, and Rodda seeking a still owner.
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Dublin
Dail
Eamonn de 'Valera
Associated Press
Free State
Arkansas
Federal
Holter
Powell
Rodda
Paving projects start and city budget reforms approved
The city passed a wide paving plan and a new budget ordinance at a session led by Mayor Cocking. Willis Irvine was named first deputy and Nellie Bennet second assistant in the treasurer's office, amid debates on department back pay and a coal inspector issue. A dance hall inspector was appointed and a frame near-coasting zones rule won unanimous support with fines and jail terms outlined.
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A. H. Wilkinson
Willis Irvine
Nellie Bennet
Strasburger
Cocking
Herman’ Blank
Dane
Main L.spector
Immue
Finance Committee
Supreme Court
Butte
Leary
Butte Safety Council
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Hocking
Governor Signs Martial Order Amid Morehouse Kidnapings
Louisiana troops patrol Mer Rouge and Bastrop reinforce the courthouse as the governor signs a martial order. Extradition talks with Maryland arise over Baltimore murder suspect Dr. B M McKain while prosecutors withdraw from a local corruption case in the 500 block West Park Street.
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Jennings Cavalry
Mer Rouge
Monroe Infantry
Morehouse
New Orans
Alexandria Infantry
B. M. McKain
Met Rouge
Baltimore
Parker
Ritchie
Maryland
Louisiana
Bastrop
West Park Street
Mike I. Sullivan
Don J. Kelly
Council
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Reed and Queen
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Hanes’ Union Suits
Symco
Len
Polaire
Manniah
de Laine
Bolivia
Mater de
Jannielwear
Gertrude
Butte P. D
Worth
Tate
Safety Council
Della Neville
Colorado Street
Janet Hunter
New Orleans
Coco
Lt. Clair Adam
Hane Gling
Adams
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