Public Health Officials Explore Statewide Full Time Departments
In Cascade county and Helena the idea of consolidating local health offices into a single full time department is discussed as more efficient. Montana, Ohio, North Carolina and Alabama show varied adoption, with experts stressing water supply protection, interagency cooperation, and trained staff to prevent disease through improved sanitation and surveillance.
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Cascade County
Great Falls
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Lumeden
Ohio
North Carolina
Alabama
Lumsden
United States Health Service
Butte
State Health Department
W. M. Cobleigh
Montana State College
Bozeman
Cobleigh
State of Health
The
State College
State Board
C. B. A. Winslow
King
State Board of Health
R. G. Fuson
State Association
Fuson
Montana
John X. Newman
State Board of Health Hygienic Laboratory
Newman
Butte paving project ends as Montana Way contract signed
James H. Rowe and fellow civic leaders announce that funds have been paid to the Montana highway commission and the Montana Way paving contract is closed. The effort raised over forty thousand dollars by subscription to match federal aid for the Harrison avenue to Front street corridor, with work to start early next week and finish by autumn.
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Helena
James H. Rowe
Montana Highway Commission
Montana Way
Mr. Rowe
Butte
United States
Lynch
Eugene Carroll
A. T. Morgan
C. O. Vowell
C. P. Nevin
W. McC. White
Daniel J. Reardon
Harrison Avenue
Front
John N. Edy
South Side
Bennett's Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Street
Holmes Avenue
Montana
C. C. Vowell
Milwaukee Station
Milwaukee
City Park
Harrison
Rowe
Citizens’ Committee
Jim Rowe
Milwaukee Railroad
Byram
Earling
Milwaukee Railway Company
State Highway Commission
Pew
Bankers visit California hydro electric project
One hundred fifty investment bankers from California visited the $6,600,000 Eldorado county hydro electric project at Lodi. They toured facilities and discussed financing for the state backed endeavor.
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Lodi
Cal
California
Eldorado County
Andrew Carnegie’s Love of Music and Fine Organs
Andrew Carnegie valued music and possessed fine organs as his wealth grew. His early life showed a deep appreciation for cultural arts, shaping his later philanthropic support for libraries and cultural institutions.
Aviator Maughan Plans Next Leg After Allegheny Crossing
The aviator asserts he will complete the cross country flight despite delays. He says orders are to make the trip, will rest at a hotel with mechanics, and hopes to fly again the next day if the plane is ready. A return flight is planned within a week weather permitting.
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Dayton
Sikes Returned to North Carolina for Bank Defalcation Case
In custody of Deputy U S Marshal J D Hanson, J D Sikes is being shipped to Raleigh to answer defalcation charges over more than $20,000 from a bank where he once served as cashier in Elizabeth, North Carolina. He was tracked in the Sun River country after years in hiding since vanishing from Elizabeth. Frederick Gendrow, held in Texas on an Indian case, is being moved to Missoula for federal trial.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
U. S
H. 8S
Hanson
J. D
Sikes
North Carolina
Elizabeth
Raleigh
N. C
Montana
George M. Bourquin
Sun River Country
Frederick Gendrow
Laredo
Texas
Lewis and Clark County
Missoula
Two Million Goal in Christian Endeavor Convention
Des Moines Iowa July 9 A consecration service led by Dr Francis E Clark founder of Christian Endeavor 42 years ago and its long time president closed the largest international convention in the history of the world wide organization Delegates depart tonight and tomorrow pledging a two year program to add 2 000 000 workers to the ranks of Christian Endeavor leaders hope to recruit by the next phase of activities
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Francis E. Clark
The
Christian Endeavor
Clark
World-Wide Organization
Tragic Lake Avoca Drowning Claims Two Lads
Two boys die at Lake Avoca in Butte with a third nearly lost as Jim Behan and Danny Loftus attempt rescue. Sheriff and coroner inspect the scene, plan an inquest, and identify local youths including John Kelly and Francis Fagan. Community mourns while relatives recall the victims’ lives and family ties.
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Jim Behan
Danny Loftus
Lake Avoca
Behan
Duggan
Jack Duggan
Murpy
Dennis Shea
Murphy
Emma
Delaney
Fagan
Daly-Shea
Kelly
Duggan's
John Kelly
Butte
Red
Englewood
Met
Cornelius J. Kelly
St.John’s
St. Ann’s
Francis Fagan
Mary Fagan
Garrison Avenue
St. John’s Parochial School
Hugh
George
Hugh Fagan
Don Connell
Bernard Call
Babe Delaney
James Barry
Dan Loftus
Leo Cosgins
Elmer Jackson
Eddie McFadden
Leslie Gensberg
John Goggin
Charles McGee
A. B.H. Clark
Harold Telling
Lake Employe
Clark
Mr. Clark
Dangers of Canoe Passengers Warned by Kinville
Sam Kinville of Butte, noted canoeist, warned inexperienced riders about risks on Lake Avoca. He urged riders to stay seated and avoid shifting positions during rough water after two Butte youths died in recent accidents. Kinville recalled early river experiences at Sault Ste. Marie with local Indigenous boatmen.
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Elk Park
Meiers
Kelly
Joseph
Frances
Nora
Margaret
Teresa
Cornelius
Josephine
Michael
Butte
W. Robban
James Sullivan
Stevensville
San Francisco
Sam Kinville
Western States
Kinville
Sault Ste. Marie
Morse fraud case heads to jury in wartime contracts
Charles W. Morse, his three sons and four others face conspiracy to defraud the United States over wartime ship construction and operation contracts. Judge Justice Stafford overruled motions for acquittal and dismissal, sending the case to a jury as defense witnesses prepare to testify, including William G. McAdoo and Charles M. Schwab.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles W. Morse
United States
Stafford
District of Columbia Supreme Court
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Charles M. Schwab
The
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Chicago Woman Is Sentenced 10 It
In Cook County for the first time a white woman and her husband were sentenced to death for the murder of Frank Nitti. The verdict followed swift deliberation after evidence from 16 year old Charles Nitti. The case hinges on a hammer blow and body disposal in a river. new-trial motion set for Saturday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cook County
Labelle Nitti Crudelle
Peter Crudelle
Frank Nitti
Crudelle
Nitti
James Nitti
Milton Smith
Borah Urges Independent International Court Defense
Senator Borah called for a wholly independent international judicial tribunal separate from any political institution. He argued the court should operate free of international politics and be strengthened by President Harding’s push for greater independence and effectiveness in the pursuit of peace.
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League
Borah
Idaho
Harding
United States
Old Easton frame building shows 239 years of whitewash preservation
A frame building in Easton Maryland has stood for 239 years and has been preserved with only old-fashioned whitewash on the exterior. The structure's long service as a local landmark highlights traditional protective coatings and historic craftsmanship.
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Easton
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Brooklyn woman declares four year use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased change of life symptoms. Testimonial notes relief of nervous unrest and better sleep, with encouragement to give the remedy a fair trial now.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Englemann
Palmetto St
Ridgewood
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