Women urged to lunch campaign and political caravan
The convention re elected Oh P Beimont Newton as president and named a national council including Faith Ainge and Anne Archbold. A business meeting tomorrow will select delegates to compete the presidential caravan visiting President Coolidge in the Black Hills, then proceed to Monument Valley Park for a closing pageant before heading to the South Dakota leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OH. P Beimont Newton
New Jersey
Gail Laughitn
Maine
Florence Bayard Hillis
Delaware
Anita Poller
South Carolina
Margaret Lambie
Washington
D. C
Emma Wold
Gregor
Faith Ainge
New York
Anne ‘Archbold
Beauty student shot dead at Sioux Falls parlor
A beauty parlor in Sioux Falls reports a female student known as Miss Betram shot and killed by an unidentified man who fled through a second story window. Attendants recall hearing her call a man named Earl. The victim, aged 20 to 25, had recently arrived in the city. Police search for the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gious Falls
Bakery and Meats Specials Listed for Monday
Two tins Monday bakery specials include chocolate squares three for. Nut loaves and coffee cakes priced each. Oatmeal cookies sold by the dozen. Choice meats offer salt spareribs per pound and corned beef per pound. Sauerkraut sold by three pounds. Swift’s picnics per pound.
Sheep Shearers Open Convention in Butte Montana
The Sheep Shearers Open Convention gathers delegates from Washington Idaho Montana Wyoming Utah Texas and Colorado. The Shearers Manufacturing company in Butte operates with 100 stockholders and 35 delegates attending the meeting on July 1. Montana’s wool clip and rising sheep numbers boost outlook as unions report prosperity and Texas shipments drive demand for equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Texas
Colorado
Sheep Shearers’ Manufacturing and Commercial Company
William McLennan
International Union
Butte
McLennan
American Labor Union
South
Wyoming Street
Prvatt Godesea
British push for tonnage limit in naval talks
In the disarmament conference debate, Mr. Gibson argues for a total tonnage limit on cruisers as the sole sensible framework. Britain presses to limit the treaty to cruiser-building programs and seeks a fixed cap on 10 000 ton cruisers for the three powers, a stance the Americans and Japanese challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Invention Claims 69 Miles Per Gallon Car Boost
Automobile engineers report a marvelous invention that fits all cars and claims 69 miles per gallon in test results. Thousands have installed it with claimed fuel savings plus quicker pick up and smoother running. Milwaukee contact E Oliver offers free device and a money making opportunity.
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E. Oliver
Winnebago St
Milwaukee
Wis
Adv
Wall of water traps victims in German flood disaster
Reports describe a devastating flood along the Elbe and its tributaries. Berggiesshübel was swept away with over 50 dead in the ruins. The surge reached 13 feet, forcing refugees to rooftops and leaving Neuendorf destroyed with many perished. Dispatches note drownings at Bodenbach and Koenigswalde and seven feet of water in Eulau and Koenigswalde streets.
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Elbe
Berggiesshubel
Neuendorf
Bodenbach
Koenigswalde
Eulau
John Drew Loses Battle for Life in Vancouver Hospital
The actor John Drew died after illness traced to teeth and arthritis. doctors cited irreparable poisoning from dental sources. He had feared conceding his lead role in Trelawny of the Wells as illness worsened, forcing departures from the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raverut
Drew
Vancouver
Portland
J. P. Heggle
Rehabilitation aid for crippled children reported
The Bulle Auxiliary for the Rehabilitation of Crippled Children told the Adlaney board of commerce that 11 children were sent to Billings Hospital for treatment. Six progressed and will continue care, with families awaiting further updates. A fundraising picnic funding and future plans were approved by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulle
Ts Adlaney Board
Ember of Commerce
Billings Hospital
Simouson
Miasen
Advancy Rose
W. 3Wane Ie
Geos Bhort
Milan Ties Futurity Mark In Thrilling Race Duel
Milan equaled the 29 second Futurity record in a stretch duel with By No Means that drew the largest crowd in Butte dog racing history. An automobile prize and a balanced program boosted attendance as fans filled stands and exhausted programs. Patricia Gilligan received a Chevrolet coach from track management.
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Milan
Butte
Hot Spark
California Lass
Gill Edge
Hargento
Silver Cannon
Althouh
Horrocco
Black Parton
Nise Patricia Gilligan
Utah Avenue
North Butte Case Reopened In Receivership Drama
In Minnesota and Oregon courts receivers Neukom and Essig were appointed for North Butte by Judge Cants and Judge McNary. Francis K. Hardy claims $6500 against the company, with a $25,000 bond block. President Atwater and four directors allegedly unaware of the action until stockholders informed. A protective association of 400 Butte stockholders supports legal action against the receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Court
Neukom
Essig
Minnesota
Cants
Butte
McNary
Oregon
George M. Bourquin
Matt L. Essig
Francis K. Hardy
North Butte
Hardy
Warren F. Greene
John W. Cotton
Frederick R. Kennedy
Richard Atwater
Chester Trip
Hardy Neukom
Kennedy
Atwater
Bourquin
Forced into Marriage by Mother Drives Divorce Suit
Mrs. Pozarich testifies that her mother compelled her to marry Gus Pozarich, 15 years her senior, because English limited her ability to work. She says she was 16 when she arrived in Butte with her parents after traveling in three continents. The couple separated after she alleges coercion, and she won a decree of divorce. She was born in Yugoslavia and emigrated via Argentina and Peru before settling in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pozarich
Gus Pozarich
Pozarich
Jugo Slavia
Peru
Butte
Mantle tax case over mine purchase and profits
Senator Lee Mantle faces a U S tax appeal over a 1912 Hope mine purchase and 1917 sale. Government seeks 13000 income tax on alleged profit from selling the mine for 150000. Mantle contends bargain value at 100000. Butte attorneys and witnesses argued, with sale proceeds claimed.
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Lee Mantle
United States Board
Helena
Mantle
Hope
Harlow Pease
Butte
H. J. Fennimore
John D. Pope
Phil Hansen
M. A. Berger
J. P. Nolan
Albert O'Brien
Alex Anderson
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van Camp
Lego Milix
Thompson's
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American Beauty
Sheep Shearers Open
Meet International
Lord
John Drew
San Francisco
Cere
Fiat Dy Saat
Butte Dog Track
Altar
Lane
California
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Aavarerm Vr
Finousite
Babee
Byohn Smith
Gi Rae
John
Sone
Smith
Starc
Wtark
Tanglie
Les Cannon
Beckie
Buck
Stout
Puterty
Nilay
Mostar
Olan
Agra
Jose
Gutrun Foyem
Stator
Sihvease
Parton
Mascey
Minsk
Cok Command Ind
Melier Scher
Evenlyy
Tecumseh Blo
Wein
Ecru Union
Rockfords
Beltway
Tyro
Fery
Chambray
Sas
Tolet
Risttet
Wein's
EastPark St
Montanas
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Columbia Gardens
Metropolitan
Ernest Loomis Victor Recording Orchestra
Winter Garden
Motion Pictures
The
Butte Social Club
Claude Kiff
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