Boy Walks Twelve Miles To Keep Word With Cop
Detective Frank White praises Hertie Tarno for keeping a promise to appear in court after being arrested for riding a bicycle on Butte sidewalks. The judge fines him ten dollars and suspends sentence while commending his honesty and intent to avoid repeating the mistake. Tarno traveled 12 miles from Brown's Gulch to attend the hearing.
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Concert by A C M band at Columbia Gardens today
The A C M band performs at Columbia Gardens this afternoon presenting a varied program. It includes marches, sacred selections, popular tunes, operatic medleys, and excerpts from France and America, with titles such as Our Flag Shall Not Fall and Say Home Town Girl.
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Food situation not alarming says food controller
London June 30. Baron Rhondda told American correspondents that despite uncertainty about tomorrow the German submarine threat will not force England into compulsory rationing. He praised voluntary rationing as working well and noted crops were strong. He cited the American food bill as enabling allied nations to steer their course with more certainty.
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Prussian food drive boosts stocks by four percent
London reports via Kreuz Zeitung that Dr George Michaelis the Prussian food controller announced a house to house search for impounded foodstuffs only added about four percent to existing stocks. The agriculture minister urged public sacrifice for victory, claiming it will be won not by the last bullet but by the best crust.
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Pred Ght Hits Electric Train Crash Injures Two
Two killed and several injured when a Santa Fe freight collided with an inbound Los Angeles & San Diego Beach passenger train from La Jolla near San Diego. Investigations pending. no major loss of life reported despite cars being hurled from the track.
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Barber price rise to 60 cents in San Francisco
Three hundred and twenty barbers and shop proprietors announced that effective July 16 the price of haircuts will rise from 35 to 60 cents while shaves go from 15 to 20 cents. They cited an advance in the cost of materials as the reason.
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Productive coal mines of dog catchers in France story
Canadian Headquarters in France reports gains along the Valley of the Somme near Lent and Avion with productive coal mines recaptured. Prisoner remarks reflect German disillusionment. Germans forecast revolution if the war drags on. Meanwhile Butte plots a dog catchers program starting Monday to seize unlicensed dogs, impound, and potential euthanize via cyanide if unclaimed after five days. Owner pays fees and must license dogs.
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Separate peace talk rumors in Austria threaten alliance
Copenhagen reports the Rundschau of Vienna claims circles within the empire push for Austrian separate peace with the Entente, souring Austria Hungary Germany ties and blaming Prussia for dissension. Rumors of a German attack on Austria-Hungary also circulate amid reports from London that Italian posts withdrew from Agnello pass after bombardment. Italians hold the eastern pass end.
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Loans to Great Britain and allied nations reach new total
The loan department announced an additional 10 million dollars was placed to the credit of England today, bringing total loans to Great Britain for war purposes to 560,906,000 dollars and total loans to allied countries to 18,000,000 dollars.
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Naturalization Hearings Delayed to September
Judge Leach postponed a July naturalization hearing to September due to vacations and ill health among judges. Judge McClernan is away, Judge Lynch alternates, and Judge Dwyer is not well. Applicants delayed, with expectations of a larger quota on September 1.
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June Sets Record in Matter of War Marriages
The month of June set a record in marriage matters as Henkes faced a clerk of the court. Of 182 applications many came from outside towns, and a large majority were between conscription ages.
Pails to Provide for Wife and Children Case Details
Louisa Vance sues for support and custody alleging husband Vance failed to provide for wife and five children, alleging they married in Grant Idaho in December 1902 and the oldest child is about thirteen. The complaint requests relief for wife and children over an extended period.
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Grant
Idaho
American expeditionary force reaches France safely
The Associated Press reports General Pershing in Paris that all troops with the American expeditionary force have arrived in France without loss or serious illness. The Verdun sector sees heavy fighting as German assaults continue on the western front.
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Pershing
Paris
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Dead Man's Hill
Patriotic smoker for Butte soldiers set by Elks club
Butte guardsmen face long nights but will see a lively scene next Saturday when Butte Lodge No. 240 of the Elks hosts a patriotic smoker. Local and visiting members will perform gratis with an army style luncheon led by Walter S. Carns, aiming to honor and cheer the nation’s fighting men.
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Kingdon Gould to Wed Young Italian Artist
New York June 20 Kingdon Gould eldest son of Mr and Mrs George J Gould obtained license today to marry Anmangiatta Camilla Maria Tucel daughter of Candido and Fortunata Menuel Tucel the ban artist The couple said the marriage would take place Monday at St Patrick's cathedral here Gould is 29 His mother was Edith Kingdon He inherited his father's business interests since leaving Columbia College where he studied engineering At the School of Mines In 1908 he went Cripple Creek Col to work the mines
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Germans foresee Russian activity in East Galicia
Berlin reports the war office notes attacks contemplated by Russians in East Galicia. The German general staff says strong Russian fire has been maintained along the Lemberg Brody line south of Braceany as authorities assess the threat.
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German Submarine Leaves Cadre Port With Spanish Escort
A German submarine that hid at Cadre port departed yesterday morning guided by two Spanish torpedo boats toward a German port. Madrid reports Berlin gave a formal promise it would head directly to a German port and refrain from attacking or engaging enemy ships.
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