City Officials to Hire Efficiency Expert for City Cash Warrant Plan
At a closed meeting, Tutte business interests and the city council agreed to hire an efficiency expert proposed by Mayor W. H. Maloney. The expert would study departments, suggest consolidations and new accounting methods to save money and possibly increase revenues. A Monday meeting will finalize details as warrants cashing remains pending.
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Federal Labor Bureau to Open Here Next Week
Scott Leavitt state director announced the federal employment service office will open by Wednesday at 11 and 113 Hamilton street with Alfred J Brantingham in charge. Brantingham will continue state work as examiner of skilled labor for the U S department of labor. John J Cornwall approved as examiner of building trades and common labor in Washington. Examiners for metal trades and railroad labor to follow. Anna Parr to head the women s department with Amanda McGinity assisting and Margaret Yorath controlling clerical work with Bertha Paul as stenographer.
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KILLED IN FRANCE NEPHEW OF BUTTE MAN DIES IN ACTION
Ray Bechtel nephew of C V Fulton of Butte was killed in France on 5 as word reached his mother the oldest sister of the Butte man. He had been in France four months and in the Canadian army nearly a year. Before service he practiced law in Vancouver, British Columbia. Parents live in Ashtabula Ohio. ADIAS RECRUITS Albina Chioda Walkerville enlisted in Canadian expeditionary forces yesterday. Frederick A Prine Cottonwood Street entered rural schools of the British army. He departed for Spokane en route to a training station last night. An inquest will be held tonight at 7 over Mrs Edith Gormley of Divide who died after injuries from a bus collision near Three-Mile house July 2. German crews from Anaconda started for Salt Lake City last night as naval reserve recruit, enlisted a few days ago at the course house recruiting station.
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War dispatch warns of imminent Huns offensive
Standard readers are urged to follow Chicago Tribune New York Times war correspondents reporting that Germany may launch another offensive at any minute. The Standard promises the latest authentic war news delivered to homes, with Anaconda office contact provided.
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Camp Lewis Observes Bastile Day Across Units
Camp Lewis Tacoma July 12 all organizations urged to display the French flag beneath the U S flag for Bastile Day next Sunday July 14. Commanders grant passes to soldiers and those not in line to attend Seattle celebration. Soldier farm labor needs require 60 days training for agricultural furloughs. Second Lieutenant A L Duncan awarded Congressional Medal of Honor and Victoria Cross. transferred to a combatant unit after serving with military police. He carries a quartermaster commission and has fought in Spain Philippines South Africa Mexico punitive expedition.
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Withdrawn Alaska steamer Dora ends service to Nushagak
Seattle July 12 After 15 years on the stormy Alaska coastal route west of Seward the Dora bulldog of the northern waters will be withdrawn by Alaska Steamship after its August voyage to the Nushagak river mouth Dering sea The ship will be sold in Seattle The move will cut freight passenger and mail service for many isolated Alaska coast settlements unless a new steamer line opens service Wait time losses and revenue decline led to the abandonment of Dora's route.
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Hungarian Food Minister Reports No Food Hope
Zurien July 12 Hungarian food minister Herr Paul told Die Zeit there is no hope of obtaining foodstuffs from Russia or Ukraine while cold wet weather in Austria-Hungary ruined the harvest. Normal rations of bread and flour could not be resumed before the end of August.
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President Wilson signs uniform bill
The president signed a bill enforcing a 300 dollar fine and up to six months imprisonment for unauthorized wear of a friendly nation's uniform. The item reflects wartime penalties amid broader military enforcement and related trade and finance notes from July.
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Chile cabinet stalls ratification of talks on interned ships
In Santiago a Chilean cabinet meeting failed to ratify new negotiations over renting interned German steamers. In Washington, a senior Public Health Service officer was named assistant general in charge of a new division to combat U S diseases near army camps. Coast League results: San Francisco 6, Los Angeles 2. Sacramento 4, Oakland 0. Vernon 0, Balt Lake 4.
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Rain stops the battle in Boston win over Chicago
Ruth powered Boston to an 8 to 6 seven inning win over Chicago as a heavy storm curtailed play. He doubled in the second and scored, tripled in the fourth on Weaver’s error, and legged home on Scott’s single after a first-and-third on a sixth inning miscue.
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Grand Circuit Stats and Pace Racing at Cleveland
Crowds at the North Standall track witnessed a dramatic Grand Circuit closing day. Miss Harris M won the free for all pace in a sensational 3:02 heat while Single G and June Sted delivered tight finishes in other races. Also noted was a potential Fulton Dempsey bout July 27 with site undecided. Air raids report says London and Constantinople bombed by British forces.
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Postponed Games Hit Baseball Schedule
Cincinnati and Brooklyn games postponed due to wet grounds. A double-header is planned for tomorrow. In Pittsburgh, the New York game is also postponed by rain.
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