Price of Coal and Luncheon Price Debate in Washington
July 2 in Washington Repudiation by Secretary Baker but no change to the 8 percent mine price with a 50 cent reduction on government purchases. Officials seek a balance between price fixing and voluntary cooperation as Congress extends control to more basic materials. Senator Reed calls for open competition and criticizes price-boosting coal dealers.
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Washington
Baker
Defense In Committee
Cal Committee
Enb-Anet
Lane
Congress
Wilson
Senate
Reed
Garden of Allah draws crowds at Rialto with Wallace organ
At the Rialto two headliners draw large audiences for Garden of Allah starring Helen Ware with Oliver G. Wallace’s grand orchestral organ accompaniment. The Sahara setting and oriental scenes receive high praise for realism and mood. Show runs today and tomorrow.
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Rialto
Garden of Allah
Helen Ware
Oliver G. Wallace
Wallace
Sahara Desert
Algiers
Skinner
Henry Irving Dodge
Skinners
Peoples Hippos Arome Opening Promises Strong Card
Carnations will be given free to every lady attending opening performances at the Peoples Hippos Arome tomorrow. The program features six high class vaudeville nets, five part Triangle Ray, Bee feature photoplay The Paws of the Bear with William Desmond, the Pathe news and a good comedy.
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William Desmond
Pathe News
Furious Race Riots Rock East St Louis
Rioters and flames swept East St Louis as white mobs attacked black residents after 6 pm. Fire damaged buildings along the Southern Railroad and at Broadway. 20 or more killed feared. Guardsmen fought for hours. Adjt. Gen. Dickson took charge as fires cooled by 1 am.
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East ST. Louis
Swasnas J. Rebete
Cks
Brooklyn
St. Louis
St. Mary's Hospital
Southern Railroad Company
Broadway
Imates
Humber
Frank
Dickson
Tle Hols
Springfield
Military quotes on restraint during mob confrontation
General Dickson said troops avoided force at the Fioting event, achieving aims without firing a shot. He described the mob's leaders as being tested, noting that wholesale bloodshed would have followed any firing by the trans.
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Dickson
Tamine
Great Falls News Highlights A Busy Local Month
July reports a record month for marriage licenses with 114 issued in Great Falls. Virginia Flanagan, nurse from Cascade County, heads to France for service. 16 men who skipped conscription moved from county jail to Helena for U.S. court action. Havre gains a flax fiber mill plan west of the city with 10 acres secured. Fraternal Order of Eagles to meet July 7 in Havre with delegates from Butte, Great Falls and other cities. Local labor board orders wage increases. machinists and printers secure higher pay, while the city labor union gains extra 25 cents per day.
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Great Fall
Great Falls
Iit
Virginia Flanagan
Cascade County Association of Registered Nurses
Columbus Hospital Training School For
Francisco
Peeting
France
Miss Flanagan
United States
A. G. Labre
Goff
Helena
United States District Court
Montana
Havre
Order of Eagle
Butte
Labor Arbitration Board
Arbitration Board
Wild Flower Day Aids Boys Outing Farm Campaign
Winnover Day originated two years ago at the Panama Pacific exposition. Mrs. Bertha M. Rice chaired the fete to support the boys outing farm, a summer vacation camp for children on an eighty acre ranch in Santa Clara county.
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Bertha M. Rice
Santa Clara County
Anaconda News Reports First Class Hospital Apprentices
Word from Charles Graham and Clyde Murphy and Raymond Murphy says they passed exams and are now first class hospital apprentices at Mare Island barracks. They expect to sail with the Asiatic fleet soon. Letters say they are content and enlisted early. They note four live ball teams among the men and Graham and Murphy play on the hospital training school team.
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Charles Graham
Clyde
Raymond
Murphy
Anaconda
Mare Island
Saya
Charlee Graham
Clyde Murphy
Brickyards Win Big Margin In Loose Game
The Brickyards defeated the Pana mas in a loosely played game on the common last night 12 to 4. The winners hit holes hard and their support faltered in the fourth. Anderson finished the game in easy style. The body will be taken today to Wisdom for funeral services Thursday. Mrs Myra Hopkins of Wisdom died yesterday at St Ann's hospital aged 35. She is survived by her husband Wilford Hopkins and three children, her mother and two sisters in Boise, another sister in Seattle, and two brothers in Salmon Idaho. A Deer Lodge County Medical Society meeting appointed a committee to draft a suitable resolution on the untimely death of Dr J Spelman. Later the group paid respects at Spelman's home.
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Fesidenta
Silinoia
St. Louis
C.W. Wallace
Market Street
Wallace
Brickyards
Winers
Anderson
Rovers
Brickya
Deer Lodge
Medical Society
Omce
A. J. Willits
Dr. J. Spelman
Spelman
Presentation of a Silver Service for H C Neal
H C Neal chief time keeper at the smelter was surprised yesterday by a delegation of associates who through CT Emerson presented a beautiful silverware set in honor of his recent wedding. Neal gave a fitting response. The July court calendar was read by Judge Winston but due to few crimes no jury was summoned and juries were continued to the October term.
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H. C. Neal
Spearance
Yester
Emerson
Mr. Neal
Winston
Mining properties sold at sheriff’s sale in Mainville district
George P. Wellcome purchased three mining properties the Johnny lode half interest in the Pinebird and the Silver Tip lode at a sheriff’s sale in the Mainville district. G P Noseell will depart for Boston tonight to serve as official representative for Anaconda led at the B P O B grand lodge, accompanied by Mrs Noseell and their daughter Elizabeth. The article comments on newspaper truthfulness and the hazards of misstatements in press reporting.
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Mainville
George P. Wellcome
G._ FP. Noseell
Boston
Anaconda
B. P.O. B. Grand Lodge
Av Gacy of Cats and Local News Curiosities
Reporting from Miles City notes a three day roundup with nearly 100 riders, buffalo use, and a busy Fourth of July program while testing tuning forks for ordnance work. Also recounts Mrs Lawrence O Leary in Flushing losing forty two cats to Bide a Wee, now fifty seven in care after the family left.
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Pearce Es Baste
Miles City
Mott
United States Bureau of Standards
War Department
Lawrence O'Leary
Flushing
L. 1
New York
O'Leary
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