Miners Field Day at Columbia Gardens features contests and races
The annual Miners Field Day in the Time of Butte will be held July 19 at Columbia Gardens with first aid contests sending winners to San Francisco for the Anaconda Copper Mining Company international event. Teams from Anaconda, Great Falls, and Butte compete in morning and afternoon contests, including a ball game and a mucking contest, with large crowds expected and refreshments available.
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Primary probe closed for time in Illinois inquiry
Washington officials announced the primary probe closure for the moment as the Pennsylvania inquiry into GOP campaign spending proceeds. The committee issued subpoenas for several witnesses, including prominent Illinois political figures, with names to be disclosed after service. Representative Afor, a Pittsburgh Republican, testified he collected no funds as Western campaign manager for Williams.
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Milwaukee officials tour Montana town on rail line
Milwaukee Railway executives led by Vice President Earling and General Manager Bradshaw passed through Butte last night en route to Three Forks to inspect preparations for a bus service between Three Forks and Little Montana Town. J T Gillick will join them this morning as chief operating officer meets at the riverbank assembly.
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Durkin murder trial nears end in federal case
Federal agent Shanahan sought death for Martin J. Durkin in a murder case surrounding the shooting of a federal agent during an attempted arrest for interstate auto theft. The five week trial pressed toward adjournment as final arguments began.
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One Other State Lacks Road Building Program
The article notes only one other state besides Minnesota that has no road building program. It references figures like Mr. Conley and mentions the Vetlowstane Trail, with discussion of supporters, costs, and ongoing efforts. The piece describes political and logistical details, including a plan to expand funding and a note on continued coverage on later pages.
Federal probe uncovers lead in McPherson case in Los Angeles
A federal investigation intensifies as officers pursue a possible ransom demand in the Aimee McPherson disappearance. U S district attorney's office signals new leads unearthed during a quiet probe, with witnesses and ransom notes tying to Angelus temple and Agua Prieta areas.
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Adirondacks Camp Names New White House Leader
The article describes a new leadership appointment at Adirondacks Camp, with references to Mrs. Captiiee and others near the lake. It notes changes in supervision, a shift in duty, and preparatory steps for the year ahead as staff adjust to the interim leadership at White Pine sap rt.
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Anaconda Country Club to Host State Golf Tournament Event
Local club members have organized a major state golf tournament with plans for daily evening entertainments and guest services. Anaconda Country Club members and staff coordinate hospitality including dinners, lodging, and event activities for players and guests.
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Road Prospects Boosted by President Gray Visit to Union Pacific
President Carlos Gray of the Union Pacific arrived in Bulne on a special train with Ri Brooks’s private car. The party included top Union Pacific officials and medical staff, visiting rail lines and facilities, noting excellent traffic conditions and optimistic plans for the year despite rough OCR text issues.
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Anderson Clark Father of MWlao0Un Claimed by Women
Fragmentary notice reports Anderson Clark described as father by women and related individuals. It mentions Senator William Arydrews Clark and ties to a contested will and large funds, with witnesses and a Brav e context. Unclear names and places hinder full clarity.
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New York Strikers Lose Ground Amid Turbulent Strike
Reported turmoil surrounds New York Strikers as key players resist shifts in leadership and strategy. The piece notes police and regional attorneys involvement, with an emphasis on internal disputes and public perception. The article cites ongoing negotiations and potential impacts on performances.
Small Boy Killed in Auto Accident
A boy died after a car crash near Mineewk Vainnty while passengers in the vehicle, including a man named Teetorn, attempted to leave the scene. Witnesses from the Hiting peeat Valley reported the car veered, struck a barrier, and stopped after impact. The driver fled, and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal collision.
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Sheriff Vickery in Oklahoma Charged with Double Killing
Clippings report Oklahoma Sheriff Vickery accused of murdering Sheriff Ray and a second person at a residence in Vickery. The suspect allegedly fled to Washington state as authorities pursue details. The case involves a witness and ongoing investigation, with officials confirming little beyond the charges as they verify facts.
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Losses Spark Fire in Wyoming Facility Overreach
A Wyoming facility suffered a massive fire causing extensive damage valued around 250000 alongside related losses. Reports note operational challenges and interrupted processes amid the blaze, with unclear details on causes and affected parties. The situation appears under investigation as officials assess financial impact and safety responses.
City council adopts repair plan on Harrigan avenue
The council moved to retain bonds if contractor John Mexem fails to finish repairs on Harrigan Avenue within 80 days. The judiciary committee recommended enforcement, proposing city crews complete the work if needed and that Mexem or his bondsmen pay costs. Bonds total $16,000 and the city offered $8,700 to finish, which was rejected.
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Yrench Government Under Attack in Debt Talks
A chaotic scene in the Washington debt settlement debate as Berenger and experts face sharp questions on stabilization schemes. Bouillon warned the government may fail if rationing and a revised plan are pressed. the session adjourned amid claims of sabotage and calls to offer a people resisting allied exactions a path forward.
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Dozen Men Volunteering for Police Force
Dozen men showed willingness to join the police force as applications opened. The commission chaired by Archie McTigsart, with Charles P. Dinee and A. Faineher, stated candidates aged 21 to 46 would undergo physical and mental tests before selection.
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