Anaconda Day set for July 3 as Butte invites city
Miss MHugh to carnival queen coverage notes excitement as Butte seeks wide participation. Anaconda Day on July 3 is highlighted with plans for a baseball game between the Anodes and an awaiting league opponent. The Butte Chamber of Commerce extends a cordial invite to Mayor C. W. Smith and Anaconda residents to join four days of Fourth of July festivities commemorating the nation's independence.
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Foy
Anaconda
HE. R. Venable
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
C. ‘W. Smith
Montana
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
F. R. Venable
Anodes
Baseball Commis
Bronze derby events draw crowds and rodeo entries rise
The article notes a busy Fourth of July program with a rodeo committee counting nearly 50 entrants. It highlights star riders, notable entrants like Fannie Steele and Harry McCarthy, and plans for a large Modern Woodmen of America float. Veterans groups push for full participation in the parade with organized meetups at specified times.
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Tte
Fannie Steele
Harry McCarthy
Harry Roy- Clarence Covey
Larry Torank Logan
Cowboy Martin
Chick” Ilindale
Alice Covey
Ivan Tinsle
Alex Sidell
Harry Drachert
Frank Kuyper
Bert Clayton
Bull” Steele
Ed Berry Mann
Butte
German scientists unveil tutokain as cocaine substitute
A new anaesthetic named tutokain, developed by German scientists, is described as a substitute for cocaine. The report notes its proposed use in medical procedures and potential to replace addictive stimulants in certain contexts.
Watline Fourth of July Parade forms in Butte
Parade officers order six divisions and line formations for the Watline Fourth of July parade in Butte. Participants include the G A R, veterans groups, bands, and numerous local businesses and civic groups with a final disbanding at the courthouse after a central route along Copper to Main to Broadway and beyond.
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A. E. Wilkenson
Chamber of Commerce
Weat Copper Street
Copper
North Main Streets
East
Copper Street
West
Quartz Street
Quartz
Granite Street
Granite
Main Street
Broadway
Excelsior Street
Park Street
Gaylord Street
Wyoming Street
Courthouse
Jardine to be Butte visitor in tour continues
The visiting Jardine will meet friends and view Butte sights before resuming speaking and inspection duties. From Billings the party heads to Miles City for a Fort Keogh project inspection, then to Twin Cities Omaha and other Mississippi valley stops.
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Butte
Billings
Miles City
Fort Keogh
Mites City
Twin Cities
Omaha
Mississippi Valley
Worthington Mystery Deepens As Wolf Disappears
Ballentine pieces together accounts from Ensenada to suggest Worthington left the hotel by car, was taken south by fishing boat, and may have fled to Europe with $100,000. Police say he is hiding in Ensenada. hotel manager contradicts, saying Worthington’s grips were moved to a waiting car. A letter from Worthington hints at a ship to a silver mine.
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Ballentine
Ensenada
Mexico
Europe
Italy
Punta Bunda
the Wolf
Los Angeles
Glendale Sanitarium
President Lost En Route Home Near White Court Gate
President's party misdirected in no parking zone while setting bearings and wandered on route near Lowell Vermont then paused at White Court gate an hour before dusk. Colonel John C Coolidge father of the president sat up for 40 minutes and was deemed satisfactory by four physicians after late consultations.
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White Court Gate
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Colonel Coolidge
Four Mayflower Hotel workers arrested in Washington
Four employees of the Mayflower, Washington’s newest hotel, were arrested over a Prohibition era probe into a pre Volstead banquet held June 17. Names cited include Jules Venice Rinardo Blazi John Mendas and Ralph E Jones. An undercover agent posed as an iron and steel man. Four officers questioned staff amid liquor sale accusations.
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Washington
Jules Venice
Rinardo Blazi
John Mendas
Ralph E. Jones
San Decisco
Nice
Santa Barbara Rebuilding Plan After Quake Promises Construction
Francisco and Los Angeles engineers rush to Santa Barbara to direct demolition of damaged buildings and outline new city plans. Ten dead including R. M. Litchfield. 29 injured as recovery hopes persist. Temporary rebuilding at the telephone plant nears completion and power restoration is anticipated within 24 hours. Gas remains off while water and sewerage stay functional. Sheffield reservoir failed but Gibraltar dam intact. Night falls bring partial street lighting and tentative hopes for resuming service.
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Francisco
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Rexnald Brown
R. M. Litchfield
Harrier Herrado Charis
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara Telephone Company
Sheffield
Gibraltar
Beveridge Urges Safeguards Against Radical Senate Reform
Senator Beveridge criticized Dawes backed plans as radical changes to American fundamentals. He warned the Senate was designed to curb impulsive laws and protect the minority, not serve as a voting machine for a temporary majority. Indiana’s literary output was noted in a separate remark by Mr Nicholson.
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Dawes
Senate
Indiana
Nicholson
Campbell Indicted in Fraud Case Over Oil Promotion Scheme
Campbell faces 11 charges alleging he fraudulently obtained sums from victims in Eastern Washington through oil promotion ventures. The indictment lists Milton Gross and others as victims and says profits depended on obtaining and surrendering federal oil prospecting permits. Trial to follow pending Montana appeal, says District Attorney Kizer.
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Companis
Milton Gross
Benjamin Borders
W. C. McClanahan
Mary E. Doak
William Isaacson
Guy C. Whitney
W. M. Joyner
L. P. Coonrod
Rowena Sommer
Carl A. Reusenaar
C. L. Shelton
Washington
Montana
Kizer
Santa Barbara Quake Sidelights On City Shops
In Santa Barbara on June 30 the quake left wreckage in the business district with broken bottles and strong smells. Drug stores opened to survey damage while ice ran short at soda fountains. Cigar stands thrived as smokes were scarce. A temporary long distance switchboard in a ruin shed handled waves of messages into the night. The first shoe shines planned to reopen should see brisk business.
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Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Atlantic Seaboard
Two Earthquakes Said Unrelated by Seismology Experts
Georgetown University seismographical director says Montana and California quakes were not related with California shocks local in origin and minor aftershocks likely. Experts debate Santa Barbara quake causes including ocean leakage crust strain and North American seismic activity this year.
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Washington
Tondorf
Georgetown University Seismographical Laboratories
Montana
California
New York
Santa Barbara
Herman L. Fairchild
University of Rochester
N. Y
T. J. Lee
Mare Island Observatory
San Francisco
G. 8. Townley
Stanford University
North America
Alaska
Mexico
Fordham University
J. 8. O'Connor
Seismograph
Trains Largely On Time Despite Earthquakes Hit Butte
Most Northern Pacific and Milwaukee trains arrived near schedule in Butte after Saturday and Sunday tremors. Milwaukee No. 15 from the west reached 12 05 am two hours thirty five minutes late due to a tunnel issue near Lombard. Normal service expected today or tomorrow as detours and repairs proceed. Santa Barbara pets escaped danger by sheltering with canaries and terriers observed on sidewalks beside intact lamp posts.
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Butte
Lombard
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Miles City
Sappington
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