Taft Address Frames New England Bankers’ Dilemma
Former President Taft spoke before the New England bankers at Eastern Point Conn. He diagnosed three decades of powerful growth, arguing for lawfulness in business, anti trust enforcement, and the need for honest public debate. He praised progress, warned against plutocracy, and urged trustees and voters to demand justice and common sense in government and courts.
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Taft
Bankers’ Associations of
New England
United Convention of
Seven Bankers’ Associations of
Eastern Point
Conn
Vane
Toneetbaaia
Daniel Drew
Ffa
Stewart Earnings Rise Monthly Amid High Stock Value
Stewart Mining Company earnings climb each month as its rye stock reaches a new high near $20 before a quarterly dividend. Shareholders hoped for an extra 29 cent dividend, but directors did not declare one. Future plans include possibly an extra dividend and a subsidiary to operate Van Breer island properties.
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Stewart Minins Company
Stewart Alling
Sloan
Ape
van Breer Island
H.C. Tt
Stewart Mining Company
Gene Ser
Tlatewart Mining Company
Preferenceix
Bunker Sullivan
Bunk Hint & Sullivan
Steware
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Stewart
Wisconsin First Regiment band shines in varied program
A Broadway audience enjoyed a long Wisconsin University concert by the First Regiment band headlined by Waldemar Voncelich. The program featured Marche Heroique, Wagner overture, Delibes Flowers, Sleeping Beauty selections, and encore pieces. a Hawaiian quintet closed with Farewell Song and the marching On Wisconsin. Major Charles A. Mann received an ovation as conductor.
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Th University of Wisconsin
Waldemar Voncelich
von Geltch
Banjo
Mande Iment
Wisconsin
Maj
Charles A. Mann
West Broadway man charged with forging checks
Thomas L. Kelly faced charges for passing bad checks totaling about 15 dollars at multiple establishments including Rex bar Cyrus Noble bar and a restaurant. The plea or outcome was not stated in the readable text.
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Thomas L. Kelly
West Broadway
Ambrose
Rex
Cyrus Noble
Business Conditions in June, Federal Report Says
Federal Reserve Board released June business conditions across the nation based on federal agent reports. In San Francisco lumber activity was very low and ship shortages hurt exports. Northwest prospects weak until lumber and shingles find markets. Livestock prospered and wool prices remained high. wheat conditions improved and hay crop expected to be heavy. Oil remained weak. corn and orange crops anticipated. Minneapolis noted weather damage to the Northwest corn crop but full impact unclear. Montana wool and cattle markets steady. Montana wool crop expected to fetch good prices.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
San Francisco
Northwest
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Montana
Butte Charities Report Details Heavy Year of Aid
The Associated Charities of Butte reported 1516 aid instances in the year ending June 1. President Mrs H F Carman announced extensive support including second hand garments and shoes. The report lists families aided, items distributed, and services provided by the organization and its officers.
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Associated Charities of
Butte
Mra
F. Carman
Dhe
H. F. Carman
J. R. Wharton
P. HL. McCarthy
William Lutey
M Gills
C. Jackman
St Jordan
Charles F. Campana
Butte Vagrants Targeted in New City Policy
The article describes Butte authorities enforcing a tougher vagrancy policy to clear the city of undesired characters and gamblers. It notes a shift toward wider removal, with residents and constables commenting on raids and patrols aimed at pushing people toward Nevada and other regions.
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Dorack Suet
John Doe
Rans
Butte
Nevada
Forty Montenegrins Leave for Firing Line
Forty Montenegrins bound for Can NS Qua will be transported from a British controlled port. They face charges of being undesirable aliens with hearings by Det. Thomas Topping pending decision by the Department of Labor in Washington. Readings at a Mountain View church service honor patrol and flag, while a baby girl born to L. P. Keefe at Ocean terday highlights local life.
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Wade
Great Tion
Can
Monty Wenee
Carmen
Thomas Topping
Tearte
Norman Fe
Canada
Mountain’ View
Wiss
Esther Walsworth
Bo B. Howell
J. M. Brim
L. P. Keefe
Ocean Terday
Auto Load of orphans struck by a train in Oakland
A car carrying about 16 children from the Pred Finch Orphanage of Oakland was struck by a Southern Pacific electric line train at Sixty third avenue and Bond Street. Joseph F. Forderer, former president of the orphanage, died in the crash. Victor Nicholson, 2? years old, was killed. The accident occurred shortly after 2 pm during an outing planned by Forderer for the children in his charge.
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Oakland
Cal
Southern Pacific Electric Sia
Sixty-third Avenue
Joseph F. Forderer
Flavor of
Alameda
Jaren
Victor Nicholson
Vorderer
Nearly Two Hundred Thousand Prisoners and War News
Nearly two hundred thousand prisoners figure in ongoing front reports as Allied and Axis forces clash across Europe. The campaign around the Polish capital and Carpathians unsettles expectations, while Britain relies on munitions, explosives, and machine guns as Russia’s defense remains pivotal. Gallipoli actions and Turkish resistance near Constantinople continue to draw emphasis, with naval moves and Turkish deterrence shaping the western front amid mobilization in Britain, France, and Bulgaria.
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England
Hungary
Russia
France
Phe Arrassecan
Krithia
Gallipoli ii
Gallipollis
Constantinopsestroyer
No Special Treatment for Rothschild Report Says
A London time report describes claims of special handling for M. Rothschild in Vienna during wartime. It notes attempts via the Spanish embassy to secure better status for Rothschild but states he was sent to perform labor with other prisoners at 4 o clock the following morning. The text mentions a Bavarian court among the prisoners and references various names.
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Phat
Hey Mentleman
Walsh
London
Lerch Catel
Vienna
Patel
Paris
Wennechild
Rourier
M. Roths- Elia
Mor Bertin
Gury
French shells not using American made ordnance say official
The Pentagon minister quoted to the Associated Press says France has not used shells manufactured in the United States. Pr Precht of Bavaria claimed 30 percent of shells in the wrench. The minister states France has not used any U S made shells since the war began.
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Erence
United States
Pr Precht
Bavaria
Sayree
Hsae
Associated Press
City official resigns amid Montenegrin conflict turmoil
A city administrator appointed by former Mayor Duncan yesterday resigned amid tensions with Montenegrins and wartime clashes. Markiah, ex-officer of the Butte Miners union, rose in prominence during recent upheavals. Mayor Lane named Lew Gosselin to fill the vacancy.
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Duncan
Soln Fort
Markiah
Butte Miners’ Union
Lane
Lew Gosselin
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation case seeks receiver and fund trust
A federal suit filed June 28 seeks a receiver for Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Company and related firms, alleging insolvency and misused water rents. The complaint claims a $1.6 million bond lien predates covenants from May 20, 1900, and seeks to declare trust funds for water rents, appoint a new trustee, and halt land sales while naming party holders and alleged improper mortgage protections. A temporary order restrains land sales and a hearing set for August 6 to show cause why a permanent trust and receiver should not be appointed.
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Standartaiton
Hans G. Knudson
Thepany
Sleeping Child Creek
Comeliaint
Bitter Root
Wiley ‘Irrigation Company
Abwete, Heatation Company
Tienry St. Jones
Chase
Bitter Root Valley Irrigation Cominy
Bitter Root Valley Iron Company
Salt Lake Officers Seek Fred Cremback on Vagrancy Theft Charge
Salt Lake police tied the 30 year old Fred Cremback to a theft case after arresting him on vagrancy. A diamond ring found on Cremback, valued at a local sum, prompted extradition to Helena. Two trunks and three suitcases owned by Cremback and a companion were confiscated. An officer will travel today to Helena with extradition papers.
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Salt Lake
Wladdie Cremback
Seebn
Cremback
Cremi
Creminci
Helena
Unclear obituary bulletin from Archbishop Quigley event
An uncertain report states Archbishop Quigley regained consciousness tonight after 9 o clock and spoke briefly to his family. It mentions Joseph A Culkin of Chicago as chief physician and references Bishop Hickey of Rochester in connection with the event.
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Joseph A. Culkin
Jouhhester
Bedieee
Quigley
Chile
Hickey
Rochester
Undertaker Note From Los Roca Chapel
Fragmentary text appears to reference a funeral or undertaker note at Los Roca Chapel with unclear details about two Greek names and a Moran family engraving. The legible bits hint at a burial record or service notice without coherent dates or full names.
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Nei Ae Los Roca Cineral Chapel
Moran Esmitery
Unclear text fragment across entities
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and phrases including SHERMAN REED and SHEA but no coherent event or context. No identifiable date place or outcome to summarize into a causal news item.
Funeral services held at Cross Cemetery
A fragmented notice reports a funeral service held at the Cross Cemetery with relatives and attendees referenced, noting the deceased and burial arrangements despite garbled OCR text.
Walsh Sheehan Funeral Notice Reads At Placer Street
The funeral of M. J. Walsh Sheehan is announced with services at Placer Street location. Details indicate burial and family arrangements follow the wake at nearby homes.
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Sheehan
Placer Street
Wil
Tip Zine Street
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