Jordan to Los Angeles International Meeting
The Rev W M Jordan left for Los Angeles to attend the World Christian Endeavor convention accompanied by his wife and son Derry. Other Montana delegates include Mrs W T Groom Mrs Frank Z Bailey and Rev Mr Ritz of Anaconda. Pulpit duties in Butte shift to Lee Mayes and Rev J H Pascoe with a future Aug 1 replacement. Canada’s mineral production valued at 135 754.
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County and City May Share Court House Space
County commissioners favor city use of courthouse space and the new jail, if the city pays for the privilege and can dispose of municipal funds. Both projects fit inside the courthouse, with access and floor plans guiding the final agreement. Mayor Lane supports moving city business to the courthouse to ease county crowding as talks with the county continue.
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Yellowstone Park Visits Surge Boosts Early Season Traffic
With most of the season remaining, Yellowstone Park records more visitors to date than all of last year and expects a record year for biking as a VP notes. Northern Pacific superintendent in Livingston spoke of rising travel while Mr Brown from Beach ND discussed a new feeder line 26 miles south to Ollie and Montana Dakota crop prospects.
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Paving Meeting For West Broadway Property Owners
West Broadway property owners plan a meeting at the Auditorium Thursday evening to discuss paving options. Some favor action, others oppose, with debates over payment methods. Also noted are the forthcoming funeral arrangements for John A. Smith of 23 Diamond Street with services at Melock and burial at Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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Horoscope predicts turmoil and caution for summer
A 1915 astrology forecast warns war may unfold on a unlucky day with Jupiter and other planets in malefic aspects. It advises merchants to be cautious for ten days, notes potential losses in autumn, restricted buying in cities, and caution for judges, athletes, and women. It predicts political strife, romance trouble, and a large educational project, with travel advisories for those born on the date.
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Oldfield and Thompson to attempt new record feats
Barney Oldfield and Lloyd Thompson arrive from Spokane for Wig Butte day at the race track. The Elks-backed show promises world record attempts in half mile and mile events with Oldfield piloting Christie and Thompson performing a dramatic 2000 foot tumbling and wing display, plus a motorbike race and prizes.
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Hungarian operetta lights Broadway with Mixzi Hajos
Henry W. Savage brings the Hungarian operetta to the Broadway theater featuring Mixzi Hajos in the title role and the original New York cast. The show, praised for its lively Kalman score and colorful Hungarian styling, blends romance and comedy with extravagant gowns and a touring troupe. Notable cast includes Charles Meakins, J. T. W. Marsh, Bert Gretchen Hood, and John Squires.
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5. P. Heath
Paul
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Besid
Miss Hayes
Charles Meakins
J. T W. Marsh
Bert Gretchen Hood
John Squires
VEW DRESS FOR AMERICAN THEATER BEING PUT ON
The American theater undergoes extensive renovation costing over 7500, with repainted and redecorated front, Tiffany blend walls, and a sanitary wash finish. Advanced electrical wiring is installed at about 1000, and other refinements mark the latest theater equipment evolution.
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American theater in Butte upgrading ventilation and exits
Under William Cutts of the Montana Amusement Co the American theater in Butte and the Libery theater in Spokane are getting a ventilation overhaul. A 1-horsepower motor drives a front intake fan and new ducts to refresh air every nine seconds, with large rear fans and front resistors helping temperature control. stage was to be removed and replaced by a doorway with larger egress, reducing seating capacity to about 600.
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