Universal insanity talk arouses calmness and thrift say observers
The writer cites Mr. Shirley in Chicago arguing that fears of rising insanity may be exaggerated. He notes fraternal benefit orders with 10 000 000 members help relieve modern life stress by old age protection and social activities. He urges learning calmness and thrift to avert a supposed calamity and hopes Congress will be less “daft” next fall.
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Mr. Shirley
Edmund Burke
Chicago
United States
America
Name 19 Chosen For Girls' Camp In Butte District
The Butte council of Camp Fire Girls names 19 guardians and members chosen for the camp program. The document outlines constitution by laws, election rules, and committee structure with offices to two-year terms. A parade demo and guardian uniforms are planned, with multiple local officials named among council members.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Organization Committee
Eugene Carroll
Camp Fire Council
Butte Council of
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire Girl
Butte District
Tug of War at New York Convention Sees Stalemate Deepens
Balloting totals show McAdoo leading with 41514 and Smith 32314 while Davis gains to 126% on the thirtieth ballot. The day confirms continued uncertainty as Missouri and Mississippi shift to Davis and Bryan warns against West Virginian nomination.
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New York
Missouri
Mississippi
McAdoo
John W. Davis
Bryan
Smith
Davis
Investigating Committees Remain Active Over Congressional Recess
Six congressional committees stay on the case during summer recess. The House and Senate panels will reconvene periodically through December, examining prohibition enforcement, shipping board affairs, justice department and Daugherty, treasury internal revenue, Texas land frauds, and naval oil leases as President Coolidge remains in Washington.
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House
Shipping Board
Senate
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury
Texas
Senate Public Lands
Washington
Coolidge
Survival of Sanity Warns of Nationwide Insanity by 1984
W R Shirley president of the National Fraternal Congress warns Americans will become insane by 1984 citing a 455 percent rise in insanity since 1880 as population rose 110 percent. He points to typewriter and telegraph operators with high insanity rates and notes hospital admissions at 1 in 40 persons.
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United States
W. R. Shirley
National Fraternal Congress
Mr. Shirley
America
Mr. Chesterton
Four years ago at the Democratic Convention in New York
The piece recalls the 1936 Democratic National Convention balloting ending with James M. Cox nominated for president after 44 ballots, while Franklin D. Roosevelt was named vice president candidate by acclamation. It notes leaders McAdoo Palmer Cox and the long process, plus later remarks on France, alcohol, and political satire near Madison Square Garden.
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James M. Cox
William G. McAdoo
A. Mitchell Palmer
McAdoo
Palmer
Cox
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Stephen A. Douglas
Franklin A. Pierce
Chicago
Harding
Burgess Bedtime Stories Startling Disappointment
A Burgess bedtime tale centers on Yowler the Bob Cat and Mrs Prickly Porky guiding her two youngsters. Reddy Fox and Old Man proceed with caution as appearances mislead characters and danger lurks off page.
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Prickly Porky
Reddy Fox
What Reddy Fox and Old Man Coyote Saw
In the Green Forest tale, a young porcupine displays spiky defense when a fox and coyotes close in on a curious fawn. Reddy Fox envied the hunt but balked at the prickly danger, while Yowler the Bob Cat also hesitated before attempting a capture.
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Yowler
Bob Cat
Pork
Porky
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Mrs. Porky
Old Man Coyote
Ford 15 Candidate in Republican Nomination Bid
District Judge W. L. Ford of White Sulphur Springs fled with the secretary of state as a candidate for the Republican nomination for judge of the Fourteenth judicial district covering Broadwater Meagher and Wheatland counties the office he currently holds. Newgate is the oldest prison in Low on. Hemp moistened with rubber latex is used for making pipe joints.
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Ford
Associated Press
Helena
W. L. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
Fourteenth Judicial District
Butte Fourth of July celebration opens with big crowds
Butte's five day Fourth of July celebration began with hundreds of visitors and more arriving by train and car. The Legion airplane opened the fest, the Montana state band rode in a street car, and Shrine circus events drew large crowds at Clark and Silver streets. Columbia Gardens hosted a barbecue and fireworks with multiple side attractions and a packed trolley service.
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Legion
Montana
Legion Circus
Columbia Gardens
Shrine
Clark
Silver Streets
Main Range
Mountain Playground
Frontier
Palace of Chance
Legion Committee
Columbia
Wilburs
Khave
Harrison Avenue
Gardens
Connell Building
Lutey Chain Stores Close Doors Under Trust Agreement
Six of eleven Lutey chain stores in Butte closed after the company was taken over by a trust association. Closed sites include South Matin North Main Diamond and Excelsior Harrison avenue McQueen addition and Kemper avenue. Remaining open are Alabama West Park Central East Park and Wholesale to Consumer stores. High costs small profit margins and many corner groceries were cited as causes for the transfer. Will Latey, head of the firm, led a 20 year-old business with a wide Butte presence.
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Lutey Chain
Butte
Lutey
Association
South Matin
North Main
Diamond
Latey
Edit Association
Will Latey
Visiting Dr James Returns to See Colleague in Butte
Dr George Smith of Grafton North Dakota formerly of Murray hospital is in Butte visiting Dr Herbert H James his old colleague and former associate.
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James
George Smith
Grafton
N. D
Murray Hospital
Butte
Herbert H. James
Horoscope for July 2 1924 gives cautious optimism
Wednesday July 2 1924 predicts a fairly favorable day for many activities with Sun Uranus and Neptune in good aspect though Mars brings some risk. The new moon foresees rising business and a general upward commercial trend while fraud and swindling appear likely. Rail travel remains busy and accidents may occur with a cabinet member at risk of injury.
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Neptune
Mars
McClure
Shoes Promised to Be Greater Are Braided Leather
A fragment notes shoes promised to be greater are made of braided leather. The brief hints at craftsmanship or material quality but offers few specifics on makers, dates, or location.
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Tve
Dental work ID sought to confirm Mrs La Casse murder
Detectives pursue identification of dental work in the skull found in a Bernice cliff grave to confirm the Butte woman Mrs La Casse as the victim. They hope dental records from local dentists and experts like Dr T B Anderson will pinpoint the killer of the slain wife of the man named La Gage.
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Ernest la Gages
Hhose
Butte
la Casse
Casse
Rias
New Entrainer Dorothy Waters Stars at Winter Garden
Dorothy Waters the juvenile film star appears at the Winter Garden as a surprise nightly entertainer this week. The program includes one singing number each evening followed by a road vaudeville show featuring Bart and Francis, Madge and the Deartys, Warden and Lewis, and the act Jazy-O-Mania.
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Winter Garden
Dorothy Waters
Miss Waters
Queares
Frendh
Australia
Terra A Ae
Bart and
Francis
Madge
the Deartys
Ae Insurance
Warden
Lewis
Washington
Adam Stands 123 Feet Nine Inches Tall, French Math Mathematician Claims
A French mathematician asserts that Adam's height reaches 123 feet 9 inches, a figure presented as a remarkable measurement. The claim frames Adam as exceptionally tall within contemporary discussions of height records.
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Adam
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