Deer Lodge Bureau Awards Main Street Pavement Contract
In Deer Lodge on July 12 the city awarded the Main street pavement contract to Puich and Markha Boula the lowest bidders. The bid totaled about 66 200 dollars with engineer estimate 68 180 dollars including overhead. Work covers 16 470 square feet from Pennsylvania Avenue to the townsite north line on Main Street. Construction begins as soon as crews install a travel plant and possibly rock.
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Deer Lodge
Puich & Markha Boula
Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Main
EER Lodge To Host Boy Scout Organization Effort
Deer Lodge Montana July 12 The chamber of commerce discussed forming a permanent Boy Scouts organization with Roout executive Benjamin Owens of Butte present. An executive committee was appointed and road conditions along the Yellowstone trail were criticized, with calls to visit county commissioners. Also Borelli of Brazil studies Milwaukee electric railroad electrification before continuing to Schenectady.
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C. L. Benton
A. Marx
If. H. Weimer
G. E. Larabie
J.W. Nichols
Charles Aspling
Chamber of Commerce
Powell County
Joseph Whitworth
C. E. Larabie
Deer Lodge
Borelli
Schenectady
Baldwin
Deer Lodge News Notes Adopts Local Residents and Visitors
Deer Lodge July 12 noted Hyat t, formerly of the city, now in Missoula, and Mrs Barn Prtered visiting friends. J. W. Bricks of Helena in town on business. Mr and Mrs Mike Kiely of Finn shopped in town. Robert Arthur and Richard James, twins of John Clifford, adopted by B. Guy Meare. Charles and William Holt of Ovando in town on business. Myron Schurts and others visitors. T F Bolt of Helena on state business. Ye Pitsrerald of Chicago in town for important matters. J C Harrington, cashier of the Band Anaconda, and wife Jo wn h, Montana Le company of Butte, visiting. Mrs Hendrickson of Ra ire and James Hendrickson of Race Track in town on business. Mr Rich of Rich & Markhus returned to Missoula.
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Deer Lodge
Hyatt
Missoula
Barn
Litercule
J. W. Bricgs
Helena
Mike Kieley
Finn
Arthur
Richard James
John Clifford
B. Guy. Meare
Charles
William Holt
Ovando
Myron Schurts
T. F. Bolt
Jubrey Appeals to Supreme Court Over Hanging
Jubrey seeks relief from a death sentence imposed for the murder of Hugh Gibson in Butte. The case, decided last June, heads to the state supreme court as the hang date nears.
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Jubrey
Supreme Court
Preme
Hugh Gibson
Butte
Tal
Chamber of Commerce backs Butte finances and bonds
The chamber of commerce applauds the city for securing a $1,090,000 bond option at par, avoiding a $58,000 penalty and preserving credit. It credits citizen initiative and Senator Clarke for restoring faith in Butte’s finances, noting the sheltering effect on public finances and future borrowing.
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Standard
The
Chamber , ‘Commerce
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Rae
Buttes Credit
Nent
Pal Monda
Hon
Wiandine
W. A Clarke
Nation Expressen
Emo Apie
Police court testimony details officer conduct and remarks
The report recounts police court testimony about an officer involved in a dispute. Witteberg claimed incompetence, and Van Orden supported it. Chief Murphy vouched for Officer Wesson’s long service, while a remark implied strong authority over colleagues.
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Wesson
Witteberg
van Orden
Murphy
Wesgon
Horoscopes for Wednesday July 13 1921
The reading notes Uranus and Mercury favorable in the afternoon while Neptune is adverse at night. It predicts gains for advertising and newspapers in coming months, hints at a wealthy editor's death, and foresees luck with contracts. Travel, financial gratification, and changes for children born that day are mentioned.
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Uranus
Mercury
Neptune
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Newenaper Syndicat
Schools Face Big Income Decrease
School district No. 4 faces a large revenue drop as assessed property valuation falls from 80 million to 35 million. Clerk D Wood notes an estimated reduction near 18 million dollars, prompting questions on how to meet the shortfall and cover school district needs.
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D. Wood
Todo
Sensational charge sullies health agency contract system
In New York July 12 the Associated Press reports the state senate released a sensational charge by a public health official naming an undertaker in a burial contract scandal. The statement suggests no further supervision beyond the contract, raising questions about oversight and propriety.
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New York
Tate Sen
Te Wickersham
Meyer
Cornelius
United States Public Health Vice
Civic vow from Butte chamber of commerce members
A Butte chamber of commerce statement pledges dedicated civic service and transparent handling of public funds. It appeals to citizens to support honest, economical governance and to join the chamber to advance public welfare, stressing unity over personal gain and urging loyal, constructive engagement.
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Asm
Guizen
Efort
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Efiyana
Hinaelt
Burts
Rimeel
Chamber, OF Commerce
Irish President Goes to London
Irish republican leader Eamonn de Valera travels to London to meet British leaders over Ireland's troubled status. He is expected to confer with Prime Minister Lloyd George with possible attendance by Sir Hamar Greenwood A J Balfour Lord Birkenhead and General Smuts. Ulster premier Sir James Craig returns to London to join talks.
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Associated Press
London
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
A. J. Balfour
Council
Birkenhead
Mate
James Craig
Ulster
Belfast
Young Men Build Own Clubrooms In Anaconda
A group of youths rented an old building on Front Street from the Butte Anaconda railway to create their own athletic club. They installed a boxing ring, punching bags, and lockers, with plans to hold matches in Helena. Members elect officers every six months and manage affairs without adult oversight, using proceeds to improve facilities.
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Anaconda Pacihe
Mentatalon Rounanouse
Ianamark
Mit Rat
Chow
U of Ekiil
Ax Weil
Bnee
Salpares
Anaconsi
Tin Bop Som
Ti Nsmara
John Manion
Fran Bomitrovich
Kenaane
Bob O'Neill
Mack Frankovich
Doe Franko
Yieh
Con O'Connore
Wallace
Hie Hang
Monkey Union Club
Louis Crocker
Ana
Frank Krosian
Boye
Shirley Mason in an Oriental Film Wing Toy at Imperial Theatre
Shirley Mason appears in Wing Toy at Imperial Theatre today in a Pearl Doles Bell story set in New Yorks Chinatown. The film follows Wing Toy a maid raised by a Chinaman dealer while a district attorney battles opium dens and reporter Bob Harris falls for her amid forbidden romance.
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Tittle
Shirley Mason
Imperial Theater
Pearl Doles Bell
Miss Mason
Wing Toy
New York
Chinatown
Bob Harris
Harris
Harris Delights with Forbidden Love in Chinese Surroundings
A film narrative follows Harris as she escapes her Chinese setting, prompting questions about identity and romance. The central plot questions whether she truly is Chinese and if her love story ends well, with the tale unfolding on screen.
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Harris
American Legion Moves to New Quarters Tonight
The American Legion meets for the first time in the Odd Fellows hall on Commercial Avenue in the upper half of the building. Arrangements place the pot at 15 dollars and follow the custom of drawing names for prizes, with the absent winner deemed lucky to miss the draw.
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American Legion
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Commercial Avenue
Legion
Alex Hansen Dies Father of Seven in Anaconda
Alex Hansen, longtime Anaconda school board member born October 28 1872 in Lavenger Norway, died at 24 East Commercial Avenue after illness. He came to Anaconda in 1894 and is survived by his wife seven children, two siblings in Norway, plus local relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Alex Hansen
Anaconda
Commercial Avenue
Yesteray
Hansen
Kiefer
Ruth
Leon
Helen
Ethel
Lena
Neal
Peter B. Hansen
Norway
Mr. Hansen
Lavenger
Carpenters’ Union
Modern Woodmen_of America
Security Benefi Association
Services for Patrick O Rourke Draw Close at St Pauls
Large crowd attended services for Patrick O Rourke at St Pauls Church. the funeral started from 510 West Fourth Street and proceeded to Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers included Barney Mon Tigue R Thompson H McMullen Thomas Cullen William Walsh and P J Maloney. Witnesses recalled the deceased as a longtime resident with strong community esteem. The report also notes a fight tournament and boxing results involving Joe Zivic and Artie Martin.
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St. Paul's
Patrick O'Rourke
West Fourth Street
Barney Mon ‘Tigue
R. ‘Thompson
H. McMullen
Thomas Cullen
William Walsh
P. J. Maloney
Internment
Mount Carmel
Associated Press
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Lisburn
James
Wd George
B., A. & P. Company
Chicago
Charles Lenoux
Jack Zivte
Plabure
Doriger Rest
Chichester Skills
Iisig
Gregson Springs
Vanderbilt Hotel
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