Ground prepared for planting next spring in Butte parks
Water shortage forces temporary abandonment of work on Butte public park and recreation centers. Ground had been leveled and seeded preparations halted after irrigation cuts. Officials including Dr Peter Potter and Mayor Jaden discuss funding and timing for next year.
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Butte
Eter Potter
the Water, Company
Ind
Srewth
Ascroll
Hite Park
East Granite
Arizona Streets
Crown Prince Frederick William Escapes to Amsterdam
June 30 Brussels AP reports former German crown prince Frederick William escaped from the island of Wieringen and reached Amsterdam after being interned. British intelligence had noted his departure on June 26 amid treaty signings and heightened expectations of his move.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Frederick William
Wieringen
Amsterdam
Ace
Frederick
Germany
Regional Director to Visit Montana Over Freight Rate Talk
A meeting planned at the capitol will discuss reduced rates for stock shipments to Montana pastures and fodder imports. J B Edwards and Great Northern officials will join federal officials to explore routing cattle and sheep from dry ranches to green northern pastures, with possible rate cuts for Minnesota forage and drought areas in Montana and western North Dakota.
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Montana
Federailroad Administration
Min
J. B. Edwards
Federal Board
Great Northern
State Department ‘of Agriculture
Capitol
Minnesota
North Dakota
J. H. Hay
Agriculture
Great Wind Storm Sparks Loss and Damage Across Dakota
A wind storm sweeping from Montana into North Dakota caused fatalities and widespread destruction. Rural homes barns and businesses were blown down while telephone lines and train service suffered outages from Stanley to Minot. Details of fatalities and injured remained scarce as the storm moved southeast toward Parshall and White Earth, with several communities reporting significant property damage.
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Montana
North Dakota
Minot
Stanley
Winiston
Appam
Alamo
Tolgeson
Livi & Ehort
Corinth
Imperial Lumber Company
Wild Rose
McGregor
Mihoudh
Grove
Conk McGregor
Great Northern
Algers Anche
Bs Forest
Norther
Avalissin
White Marth
Bills Become Law Says Conspiracy In Mid Ocean
Report from Monro Board Us 88 George Washington details President signing Indian appropriation and railroad bills aboard the flagship at sea. Great Northern delivers mail pouches from the White House as Rear Admiral Grayson and Secretary Turmuly coordinate wireless contact. The mid ocean signing marks a record in modern government procedure.
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George Washington
Hoboken
Great Northern
White House
Washington
Grayson
Joseph P. Turmully
Gesk
Army
Navy
Department of Justice
Quake Toll Rises in Tuscany After Major Italian Quakes
AP reports deadly Tuscany earthquakes killing 127 and injuring thousands. Vicchio appears at the center with many victims including doctors. Borgo San Lorenzo stations churches and factories destroyed as planes survey for survivors and relief teams rush to Florence Siena and Arezzo.
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Associated Press
Tome
Tuscany
Florence
Vicchio
Viechio
Borgo San Lorenzo
Apennine
Fiozelle
Siena
Weather fragment from Montana hints at warmer day
A fragmentary report from Montana notes an oral forecast with Tuesday and slightly warmer conditions. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Wegmmeg von
Montana
Oral
Conspiracy to Oust Chief Morrissey Charged in Butte
A hearing before the city polling commission examined charges that a conspiracy led by the Butte Daily Bugle fostered by Jetin aimed to remove Chief of Detectives Edward Morrissey. Attorneys for Morrissey and the complainants debated witness provenance and press influence in the proceedings.
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Edward Morrissey
Butte Daily Bug
Jetin
Ham’ Meyer
City Poll Commission
Aitian Seymour
William’ Teake
Morrissey
Drun Detedtinge
Manasa
William Meyer
Peter Kreen
Harry KK. Jones
David Wittenberg
Meyer
Wittenberg
John Boyle
Th Bulletin
Mr. Meyer
Mocrissey
Bulletin
Forest fire threatens thousands of sheep in Montana
A wildfire near Livingston and in the Absaroka forest drives tens of thousands of sheep into higher country as crews battle two blazes. About 150 men worked to lay fire lines around the fires spanning canyons and blocking access from the plateau where some 60,000 sheep are penned. The Sweet Grose canyon blaze on the Crazy Mountains east slope has been checked.
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Livingston
Absaroka Forest
Big Pimber
Sweet Grose Canyon
Crazy Mountains
League Covenant Debate Draws Senators to Floor
Washbiston June 30 Senators clash over the League of Nations covenant as supporters led by Senator Hitchcock defend its acceptability. Critics led by Senator Borah charge international bankers influence and propagandist groups. Proponents cite church groups farmers workers and returning soldiers as backing the pact.
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Washbiston
League of Nation
United States
Senate
League
Borah
Idaho
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Banking House
New York
Evening Pont
Kent Tatt
Bambers
Hitchcock
Tate
Wie
Ormantaed
The
Eur
Nebraska
Federal
Furches of Christ
Baptist’ Church
North
Federation of Catholic’ Aly
Kenyon
Laws
Prohibition Dance Fades as New York Ends Liquor Sales
New York citywide crowds celebrate as hard liquor is banned after midnight. hotel restaurateurs and saloon keepers vow to follow wartime prohibition while serving low alcohol beer and light wines only if approved, with seltzer as a fallback.
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New York
Broadway
B. Offey
United States
Distaeh Escorney Coffey
Brest Riots Leave French Dead and US Injured
In Brest last night two French elvi tans were killed and more than 100 wounded as Americans clashed with French sailors and civil guards. Riots began after an American naval officer allegedly tore down a French flag, sparking attacks on soldiers quartered at Hotel Moderne and near sentry boxes. Marines with fixed bayonets were deployed but later returned to quarters as the mob pursued them. The city was quiet today.
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Brest
Hotel Moderne
Amer
Henri Balaun
Fifteen to seventeen feared dead in Rock Island mine blast
Rescue teams battled a fire after an explosion at Rock Island Coal Company mine No 5. Seventeen men are believed killed or trapped, with three already reported dead as workers comb debris for any possible survivors.
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McAlent
Rock Island Coal” Company
Prohibition Echoes in St Louis and Chicago Saloons
In St Louis reporters note a tense night as downtown bartenders wear black bands and mirrors display crepe. Chicago records show a large stock of liquor remaining with cafes and saloons buzzing after a busy day.
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ST. Louis
Joe
Chicago
Court ruling threatens light beer sales across wartime law
Article reports State and federal actions to enforce wartime restrictions on low alcohol beer. Agencies push to curb manufacture and sale as courts weigh whether 2.7 percent beer is intoxicating. Debates focus on amendments and wartime policy amid ongoing prohibition era enforcement.
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Washington
Department
Federal District Court
New York
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