Three Women Injured in Broadway And Gaylord Crash
An automobile overturn near Broadway and Gaylord street hurt three young women. Helen Sullivan Peggy Mulligan and Gladys Gerry were taken to St James hospital for treatment. Dr Leo O Rourke attended them and police investigated the wreck which involved multiple flips before the car was towed away.
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St. James Hospital
Broadway
Gaylord
Helen Sullivan
West Broadway
Peggy Mulligan
East Granite Street
Gladys Gerry
East Woolman Street
Boardway
Rodda
Gerry
James’ Hospital
Leo O’rourke
Kirk
Shock
Miss Milican
O’rourke
Young
Miss @ulives
Ter
Scopes Trial May Go To U S Court
The New York World reports that Scopes defense lawyers have shifted strategy and will ask the federal court to intervene to stop Tennessee from enforcing the anti evolution law. If granted, the case would move from Dayton to Nashville for federal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York World
John T. Scopes
Temmeance
Dayton
United States Court
Tennessee
Federal Court
Nashville
Barnyard Golf Tourney Draws Huge Throng
Montana horseshoe pitch for state title drew a large crowd at the Butte Fourth of July celebration. D. T. Watkins led nine of 12 rounds while Joe Duble posted seven wins in nine starts as finals set for Emmett Carnition. Prizes go to 25, 20, 15, 10, and 5.
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Thornton Hotel
Montana
Butte
D. T. Watkins
Joe Duble
Dubie
Emmett Carnition
Watkins
Fane
Dwyer Praises Common Sense Power of America
Judge John V. Dwyer addressed the Butte Rotary Club praising the United States as a land of equality and opportunity. He invoked patriotic unity and warned political ills would fade with common sense as he spoke during the Fourth of July celebration remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citvenry
Hill and Vale
United States
John VY. Dwyer
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
United States of America
Commonwealth
America
Santa Barbara Quake Loss Estimated At Ten Million
After engineers survey the Santa Barbara quake losses are pegged at ten million dollars. The Granada theater, Lobero, and California theaters were reported safe. Hotel Arlington, county courthouse, jail, and St Francis hospital show total losses while regatta and horse show proceed in August. Public utilities are disrupted as residents use candles and relief stations fill plazas.
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Associated
Santa Barbara
Board of California Engineers
E. Marx
Engineering
Stanford University
Committee On Public Safety
Granada Theater
Lobero
California
Arlington
St. Francis Hospital
Spaish
Southern California Yacht Club
State Street
Santa Barbara seeks 3 million for rehab and 16 million loan
Santa Barbara representatives in Los Angeles revised their funding needs after the earthquake. They request 3,006,000 to rebuild charitable institutions and a 16,000,000 loan to restore business districts. Capt Clyde Plummer, overseeing LA police aid, returned from the channel island area confirming looting reports once denied by Santa Barbara police chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Angeles
Santa Barbara
Clyde Plummer
Channelelly
Dees Grandchamp
Baptist Foreign Mission Society urged at fundamentalist mass meeting
In Seattle on July 2 a mass meeting of fundamentalists urged formation of a new Baptist Foreign Mission Society after sessions of the Northern Baptist convention. The move followed a threat to form a separate mission body if the Hinson recall resolution for modernist missionaries was not rescinded, but the resolution was defeated this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seattle
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Northern Baptist Convention
Mission Society
Hinson
France to Open Discussion on War Debt to U S
Washington July 2 Steps were taken toward reviving talks on funding France's war debt to the United States. Ambassador Dearcher visited the treasury for informal discussions and to confirm reports that the French cabinet acknowledged the debt and studied settlement methods. Denecher also queried the American debt commission about possible official French steps.
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Washington
France
United States
Ambassador Dearcher
Treasury
Melton
M. Denecher
American Debt Commission
Herrick
Parle
Sunken treasure ship to yield $4 million cargo
Salvage expedition for the sunken steamship Merida began in Norfolk prep with radio reports from aboard the Spray. Captain O Hagan aims to stow about thirty tons of gold and silver by July 20 as dynamiting of the strong room is planned for early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
Alliance
Strampr Spray
Daly
Merida
Norfolk
New York
O’hagan
Deer Lodge Search Fails to Halts Drowning Boys
In Deer Lodge on July 2 a vast volunteer effort under Mayor Frank Conley continued through storms and night as 27 hours of feverish search failed to locate the bodies of 7 year old John Trask and 9 year old Walter McClaughy believed drowned in the slough south of town. Divers from Anaconda joined the effort along with local residents aiding from river banks to the slough bottom. The town pressed on through perilous weather with nets cast from Deer Lodge to Garrison as hopes remain high for a surface recovery at dawn.
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Standard
Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
John Trask
Walter McClaughy
Eugeie Birris
W. A. Roehder
Anaconda
Navy
Conley
President Coolidge Enjoys Restful Vacation at White Court
President Coolidge rests at White Court in Mass enjoying sea air and quiet grounds. He made no public appearances, took a brief grounds walk, and plans a Cambridge speech for the Washington’s Army 150th anniversary celebration. He may sail the Mayflower for the Fourth of July birthday plans.
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Associated
Wrenn
Mr. Coolidge
Mrs. Cooldge
Butte National Holiday program features aerial acts and rodeo events
Today in Butte a national holiday celebration includes Flying circus, aerial acts at 10 a.m. RB and street concerts on Galena Dakota streets. Contests run riding roping bulldogging and more from afternoon to evening with street entertainers. Evening events include a baseball game at Clark Park Anodes vs Montana Powers and an eight event boxing card at Broadway Theater headlined by Doc Snell versus Tommy Ryan with several earlier bouts. Dancing and street carnival proceed in the pavilions and theaters.
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Clark Park
Anodes
Montana Powers
Broadway Theater
Doc Snell
Tacoma
Tommy Ryan
Buffalo
Frankie Monahan
Butte
Cowboy Martin
Main
Park Streets
Columbia Gardens
Winter Gardens
Montana
Supposed Quakes at Lombard and Dynamite Blasts
Reports from Livingston dated July 2 describe two tremors at Lombard around 9 15 AM and 12 16 PM. Rail workers attribute shocks to dynamite blasts used to clear the Lombard tunnel. The article notes rebuilding efforts and references Governor Erickson and a fundraiser for Three Forks Manhattan and Logan schools and buildings.
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Livingston
Lombard
Milwaukee Rail
Montana
J. ®. Erickwon
Three Forks
Manhattan
Logan
Will Admission of McClintock Will Postponed to July 6
Chicago July 1 Application for probate of Billy McClintock s will naming William Darling Shepherd chief beneficiary of a 1 000 000 estate was postponed until July 6. Attorney Weymouth Kirkland said he will take the will into probate court and will decide on further representation depending on events.
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Chicago
Billy McClintock
Willian Darling Shepherd
Weymouth Kirkland
Shepherd
Kirkland
Prizes Awarded in Comedy Features Event
Three awards were given for the comedy features with similar numbers of prizes awarded to individuals in Pa.
Prize Winners Comedy Presented by Crystal Company
The Crystal company stages a prize comedy event featuring top honors for individual performers. First prize awards go to The Man in Black Bats in a standout act.
Parade of Royal None Such Steals Fourth of July Show in Butte
A massive July Fourth parade in Butte drew an immense crowd, described as circus and grotesque yet majestic. The procession blocked Park Street near Arizona, forcing city officials including Sheriff Duggan to detour via Davis-Dely yard to reach Park Street east of Arizona.
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Butte
Park Street
Arizo
Park
Sheriff Duggan
Ford bid for 200 ships sinks in transit search
Washington officials failed to locate Henry Ford's bid for 200 shipping board vessels for scrapping after the fleet corporation offices closed. Officials would act only if the 20 bids are rejected and new offers are requested, with no sign of the Ford submission found.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fleet Corporation
Henry Ford
Shipping Board
Almoniatndee
Detroit
Mr. Ford
Butte Fourth of July Festival Opens Amid Raucous Parade
Crowded streets brim with carnival spirit as Butte kicks off a four day Fourth of July celebration. Aerial stunts and mounting entertainment draw families from across the city amid warm weather and festive displays.
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Rialto
Butte
William E. Foy
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U. S. Court
Western Fuel Company
Elmer Dull
Helen Cox
Ed Rule
Charls Hauswirth
Cr. Schroeder
Rule
Margette
Audrey Hauswirth
Emma Smith
Charlies Hauswirth
Fred Williams
Dwyer
Eugene Burris
Milwaukee
R. R
M’clintock
the Crystal Company
FORD
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