President Wilson in Detroit urges peace and business ties
President Wilson spoke to thousands in Detroit on July 10 urging peace by mutual understanding, defending the Democrats as friends of business. He contrasted force with lasting peace, praised common interests across parties, and defended the Democratic stance at a Detroit Athletic Club luncheon.
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Detroit
Wilson
Democratic Party
Michigan
World Salesmanship Congress
Ford. Mo
Toledo
Detroit Athletic Club
Revenue bill passes house and other 1920s news items
In Today’s Standard Page a mix of notes covers a revenue bill passing the house, a Butte boy’s murder, courtroom hearings on accusations, payroll records for June, and statements by the president about shared interests. Other items include shipping Deutschland and a 2 page ad section, racing and sport notes, and local notices.
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Butte
Orpet
Deutschland
Koenig
The
Anaconda News
Carpet ‘County Committee
Eile Park
Goldberg
Brown
Trom Fst
Deutschland Merchantman Appears Stable After Inspection
A German merchant ship named Deutschland shows no point of concern following an inspection. Authorities report the vessel remains in normal condition with no apparent damage or safety issues observed during the checks.
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Ater
German Submarine Deutschland Makes Brest to Baltimore Voyage
Captain Koenig and the Deutschland return to Germany with a cargo of dyes and other wartime supplies. The vessel, guarded by Baltimore police, prepared to load for the trip home while plans to evade enemy patrols remain under consideration. Captain Koenig notes the fleet will include the Bremen and reports inspections found no armament. He describes practice voyages and secrecy surrounding the operation.
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Koenig
Baltimore
United States
Germany
Atlantic
Paul Koenig
Lloyd Office
Custom House
Count von. Bernstorf
Crusacra
Chesapeake
Bremen
Department of Justice
Lloyd Line
Haniel | von’ Haimhausen
Counternstorf
von | Bernstorf
Deutsch
Tam
Bre
Battic Sea
Admiralty
Greatest payroll in history of Butte and Anaconda city
Payrolls across Butte and Anaconda rise to a record 3.56 million dollars for July wages, with miners at Anaconda Copper receiving checks today and tomorrow. Total company payroll nears 2.5 million at the Butte works, plus 800 thousand from numerous contractors and divisions, outlining a historic payroll surge despite partial shutdowns.
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Butte F
Anaconda
Sunes
Thur
Ils
Ph Somenas
Aniconde Copper ‘Siining
Ecclegical &Partment
Siher” Othces
Ts Hennessy
AC. Hardware Department
Washoe
Great Falls
Butte & Superior “Mining
North Butte Company
Fast Butte
Davis-Daly
Butte-Ballaklava
Butte & Zenith
Butte & Great Falls
Fim Orlu
Mmber Butte Milling Companies
Tuolumne
Colusa-Leonard “Extension
Butte & London
Rainbow Development
Northwestern Trustee trial set for January
Helena July 10 The government case against 15 officers and associates of the Northwestern Trustee company will start January 8 in Helena before Judge Bourquin. Charges include conspiracy and using the mails to defraud. District Attorney Wheeler said the government will present more than 90 witnesses and needs at least three weeks. Several defense attorneys sought time to prepare as audits will take six weeks. Tobin, one indicted man, was arrested at Tacoma.
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Helena
Northwestern
Bourquin
B. K. Wheeler
A. J. Galen
C. W. McConnell
AL M“Alderson
W.C. Tae
Northwestern Trustee Company
Ark Smith
R. R. Sidebotham
J. J. G. Wilmot
A. ‘Spaulding
J. W. Speer
C. B. Nolan
J AL Sampson
J.M. Lamb
Enely
Great Falls
Wheeler
C. W.tobin
Tacoma
More Cases Discovered But Deaths Are Fewer
New York July 10 The city’s cleanliness drive against infantile paralysis continued with harsher enforcement. Hundreds of violators were fined for breaking health department orders, especially in hard hit areas. In 24 hours ending 10 am 14 deaths were reported and 103 new cases. The epidemic totals now 288 deaths and 1,083 infected. Officials remained cautiously optimistic about containment progress.
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New York
Health Department
Hearst Ranch Seized by Carranzistas in Mexico
American Field headquarters reporter notes the Hearst ranch at Babicora has been taken over by the Carranza government and is now run by a manager placed by military authorities. John C. Hayes, the ranch manager, says he led a mare at Namiquipa and brought 110 horses as far as Galena to avoid seizure. Babicora lies about 100 miles south of Pershing’s field headquarters.
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Babicora Ranch
Pershing
Brennan Accused in Walkerville Shooting Tragedy
Witnesses say Brennan appeared on Daly Street and opened fire into a crowd of about 10 boys, killing 21 year old Italian Tony Zanin. Brennan fled, was captured near his home, and denied the shooting at first before admitting ownership of the gun. Coroner to hold inquest tomorrow afternoon.
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Zanin
Sen
Jack Brennan
Bow County
Tony Zanin
Brennan
Hrendan
Henderson
Yanin
Retir
Zahin
Daly Street
Hrennan
Shhicken Rats
Wyman
Ople
Stevens
Sh Mf
John Paglero
Pete Creto
John Zoko
John Marko
Aneno Neuring
Antone Creto
Constan Ponesett
Burt Gicoletto
Jim Geovandi
Centerville
Walkerville
Wallierville
Lane
Sherman & Reed
Tomorra
Revenue Bill Passes House in Tax Increase Push
The administration omnibus revenue bill cleared the House amid long debate, moving to raise incomes and estate taxes, curb war munitions profits, and set a new tariff commission with broad investigative powers. It would tax bankers, estates, and imports while striking a copper tax provision after Rocky Mountain opposition.
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Rit Commission
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Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Anderson
Davis
Lindburgh
Miller
Smith
Steeneraon
Volatend
Copley
Ilinois
Elston
United States
Kitchin
Clark
Mann
Senate
Hill
Une
Stangara
Evans
Montana
Hayden
Rocky Mountain States
Kitchen
Seator Myers
Monstana
Rocky Mountain
Stout
Orpet Denounced Calmly as Trial Continues in Waukegan
In Judge Donnelly's courtroom William H. Orpet sits calmly as Attorney Eugene M. Runyard starkly frames the alleged murder of Marion Lambert. The prosecutor argues motive lies in Orpet's fear of exposure at the university and the end of his engagement, detailing a supposed elaborate plot to avoid consequences.
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Waukegan
William H. Orpet
Marion Lambert
Bravocutton's
Marion
Orpet
Celestia
Prominent Amare Urges Foreign Trade Adjustment
Prominent Amare speaks at the Isleuanatl Concrees urging U S traders to align with national customs and Tacinese practices to avoid overbuying by foreign customers. He emphasizes maintaining balance in foreign trade and cautions against indiscriminate selling abroad.
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Amare Toane
United” States
Charest
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Virginia ‘Capes
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