Tear gas test proposed to prove humanity of warfare
Dr. Harry N. Holmes of Oberlin College urged dropping tear gas on a 10 000 population city to show its effectiveness and public tolerance, arguing warnings and gas masks would minimize risk while reducing prejudice against gas warfare. Outsiders split with favorites at Butte kennel club where No Means Arch De Geer led a feature race and longest shot Pocahontas II paid 42 to 1.
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Haverton Hill
Last Call
House Warming
Byrd Honored by France After Polar Feat
The French award Byrd receives the Legion of Honor moving from chevalier to officer, due to his aviator record and polar achievement. The ceremony follows a day of receptions. officers and sailors mingle with Byrd and three crewmates. Levine funds a new aviators clubhouse in Paris as gratitude for American aid.
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America
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Pardons Granted In Butte Murder Case For Jubray
The state board of pardons approved clemency for Jubray a Butte barber convicted of the 1920 murder of Hugh Gibson shift boss in his Harvard avenue home. Governor Erickson commuted his life sentence declaring doubt about guilt and noting self defense. Jubray had been in the Silver Bow jail and then Deer Lodge after his 1922 reprieve.
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Butte
Gibson
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State Board of Pardons
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Tay
Assad Jubray
Jubray
East Park Street
Silver Bow County
Board of Pardons
Deer Lodge
Contagious Cases Reported in Local Health Office
Two contagious cases were reported in the city, with quarantine imposed to prevent spread. The health department noted the patients were isolated and monitoring continued to curb transmission.
Entries at Dog Track Race Card
Today at the dog track lists eight races with multiple contenders per race. Notable entries include First Race entrants Hot Spark and Mountain Tip. Second Race features Pocahontas 11 and Chocolate Candy. Futurity races include Double Drop and Definite Demand. hurdles feature Helter skelter and Mount Massey.
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Daweon
Railroad Head Talks Up North Coast Farm Prosperity
Gallatin Gateway reports railroad chief cites unusually good crops on the Chicago coast line and riverine routes. He advocates a Big Horn pass road through the park linking Mammoth with West Yellowstone to boost Montana tourism and commerce as farm products move this fall. He predicts nationwide prosperity tied to agricultural producers and calls this year among the greatest for the country and Northwest.
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Paving plan progress and city finances in Butte
City council discusses paving district on Platinum to Ophir and an East Park street lighting district, protest date July 22, bids for a chemical fire truck, and a flawed city accounting report. Treasurer McCarthy shows June receipts of 25 121 03 with a balance of 174 004 51. O Connor salary dispute and council misvotes continue.
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O'Leary
Callow
Woods
Finance Committee
Frank J. O' Connor
Geagan
T Council
Fire and Water Committee
Upper Main Street
Ed Markland
Grand ‘Avenue
British Demand for Fast Ships Threatens Geneva Talks
Reports from Washington describe a frictional naval talks scene as Britain pushes for a 400000 ton cruiser cap while the United States resists a 600000 ton program. The clash risks a Geneva session collapse with Britain hinting U.S. responsibility if talks fail.
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Blind man and ex-railroader John North dies at 95
John North aged 95, a blind former railroad employee and porter at a local soft drink shop, was found dead in his bed at 346 East Park Street at 9 30 this morning from natural causes. No relatives were located. sheriff and coroner note lack of kin. Body at Sherman and Reed funeral parlors awaiting relatives.
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Sherman & Reed Funeral
Four Butte golfers to represent public links at Montana tourney
Pred Holbrook, president of the Butte Municipal Golf association, announced that four top players from Butte’s public links will compete in the Montana tournament at Great Falls August 10 to 14. The state rules require four players with municipal privilege cards, and a Butte tourney will select them soon. Holbrook departs for Salt Lake City, Spokane and Seattle to study public links as dozens of players crowd Butte courses evenings, with congestion a concern yet being managed.
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County budgets outline road, poor fund requests and bond interests
Budget details propose $100000 for new roads and $60000 for highway maintenance. Departments request sums across clerk, treasurer, auditor, assessor, surveyor, sheriff, coroner, and other officials. Sinking fund and bond payments listed alongside public health and poor relief expenditures.
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Courtney Plane Final Tryout Near Atlantic Flight
Courtney Plane prepares for a final tryout voyage across the Atlantic aboard a fast new craft. The vessel, crew, and observers expect a landmark commercial crossing, with naval bases, weather coordination, and Marconi communications aiding the attempt. Police arrest a man named Danielson for a bad check tied to a hotel incident as investigators pursue further details.
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