Butte Prepares for Miners Day Activities and Contests
Butte readies for Miners Day with a health conference and a full program of contests for miners and families. Events include athletic sprints, races, field events, and a ball game, with prizes ranging from gym shoes to cigars and groceries. Notable organizers include Miss Nora Bush and Dr Shields, with a kitchen demonstration on child diets.
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Uge
of Powers and
C.M
Court of League
Nora Hu Bush
State University of Montana
Butte
Henrietts Crockett
Winifred
Buite
Ledien
Onnis
Mole Akin
Prigty
Symons Dr. Goods, Company
New Franco British Debt Pact Outlined
London July 13 Associated Press reports Winston Churchill announced to the House of Commons the debt settlement with France. The text sets annual payments of 4,000,000 to 10,000,000 pounds over the first four years and rising to 12,500,000 annually until 1967, then 114,000,000 annually for the final 31 years, plus Pari passu and revision provisions related to reparations and Dawes plan outcomes.
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Associated Press
London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
France
United States
Great Britain
Churchhill
M. Caillaux
Germany
England
Churchill
Speech and hearing restored by light in Lawrence case
In Lawrence Massachusetts George Gibbs a veteran awoke to a flashlight and found his voice returning after he slept the police officer shone light on his face as doctors note a temporary loss of speech due to fright. A separate report notes that broadcast variety declines in Japan and warns that about a quarter of Bombay firms may fail this year.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
George Gibb
Gibbs
Noted speakers address Montana druggists gathering
The Montana druggists banquet at Finien featured Dinner and music, with Toastmaster Dreibelbis and speakers including Harry A Cunningham, Kremer, Campbell, and Doull. Descriptions praised Montana’s agriculture, garden spots, and future prosperity as druggists and citizens reflect on Butte’s history and the state’s industrial wealth.
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Dawe
Finien
Towle Dreibelbis
Tuttedine
Toantmaster
Progran
T Welack
Mee P
Rowden
Margaret Mefiate
Diane Drynan
Professor Drynan
Nightingale
Rose
Hirace Krewer
Kremer
Drethelbis
Montana
Unningham
Root
Gallatin” Valley
Kalispell
Pierpont Morgan
Montara
J. Bruce Kremer
Kentucky
Cunningham
Campbell
Butte
Mr. Campbell
Ola Butte
Fred Rickie
John Maguire
Billy Mack
Sori
Keener
Joo/odo
Eine
Todd
Sheratontana
Tutte
Sesus
Oman
Finten
Jan Rich
Republican campaign chiefs plan nationwide strategy
In Washington and Chicago a two-party campaign structure forms as the Republican committees set up eastern and senatorial headquarters with leaders in Chicago New York and Washington. Democrats rely on Washington as their headquarters with Gerry and Oldfield directing the campaigns.
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Washington
Tte
Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Chicago
Deneen
Rep. I
Wood Tray
Cengre Committee
Phipps
Republican Congressional Committee
New York City
Timon Grey
Conn
House
Th Charse
Washing
Ator Gerry
Representative Oldfield
Dem. Ark
Shuilman
Democratic Congrestional Committee
Gerry
Republican Choice
Visiting delegates welcomed at Butte convention events
The convention audience and their wives enjoyed golf music and cards. Delegates toured local sights including the Roosevelt drive and Awa ter dens while a reception praised Butte’s hospitality and the entertainment committee’s work. The session ended with warm thanks for the welcome and Tutte’s efforts.
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W. Ry
C. BE. Hoskins
Charles Quist
Helen Das Vin
Hai
Roosevelt
Dens
Delegs
Butte
Tutte
Vistors
Man fights police as car theft ends in chase
Police say Ryan, a small man, fought like a madman as Officer Van Orden halted him near Park and Main after a high speed pursuit in a stolen car. The driver lashed out in the station and at jail, shedding clothing, while witnesses described speeds of 40 to 60 mph near Broadway. The car belonged to James Murphy of Murphy Transte company and collided with Yorith’s truck, preventing potential injuries.
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van Orden
Park
Main Streets
Main
Ryan
Nelp
Ami
James: Murphy
Murphy” Tranete: Company
Murphy
Miners’ Union
North Main Street
Sibour
Broadway
Yorith
Brutal dismemberment of unidentified girl found near Boston cemeteries
Police probe a mutilated unidentified female body found in a city mortuary area between Calvary and Mount Hope cemeteries in Mattapan. Investigators believe she died a week earlier, her organs removed and placed in a chemise, with knots on the binding suggesting a seaman’s handiwork. No ID or transport marks found. case linked to illegal operation theory.
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Boston
Mattapan
Calvary Cemetery
Walk Ill Street
Mount Hope Cemetery
O'Leary
Grakelow Elected to Highest Office in Order
Esteemed loyal knight A. D. MacCosan of Blackfoot Idaho and grand esteemed lecturing knight Fred C. Robinson of Dubuque Iowa lead the slate as Grakelow is elected to the highest office. Richard P. Rooney of Newark New Jersey serves as secretary treasurer with 23 years in the post. M. H. McCarron of Woburn Massachusetts is grand trustee alongside Louis Forman of Bloomington Illinois grand Tyler. Fred A. Morris of Mexico Missouri is grand inner guard and Walter F. Mater of Seattle is a five year grand forum member.
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A. D. MacCossan
Blackfoot
Idaho
Fred C. Robinson
Dubuque
Towa
Richard P. Rooney
Newark
N. J
M. H. McCarron
Woburn
Grand
Seattle
Grand Forum
Bodies of 21 Are Taken From Ruins
Rescue teams continued the salvage and recovery after the explosion at the arsenal. Two more victims were found, including John Waithims’ wife, in fragmentary form. Civilians returned to shattered homes as authorities began permitting limited access to evacuated zones and Red Cross workers organized three days of board and shelter in Morristown and nearby facilities.
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Lake
Denmark
Gunner Gerts
Arsenal
John Waithims
Ehief
Naval Depot
Harper
Quantien
Tattham
Jersey
Terrare
Posnession
Drum
Tefuereex
Red Cros
Morristown
United States
the Redeemer Church
American Legion Rooms
Market Street
Womat
Dover
Judge explains why law enforcement lags in the United States
Denver July 13 District Judge Charles C Butler told the American Bar Association criminal law section that comparing U S results to Britain is unfair. He cited structural and population differences, noting America’s diverse, independent mindset and frontier heritage as factors behind less efficient enforcement.
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Associated Press
Denver
Coo
United States
Great Britain
Charles C. Buteler
American Bar Association
Buteler
England
Butler
Engeland
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Com
With Piery
Carl Weeks
Des Moines
Lowa
Marks
State Board of Low
Hugh O'Connell
Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Drug Review
G.O. P
Grakelow
Order of Elks
Sewell
Raybestos Trans
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Vulca
Veedol
W. J. Sewell Hardware CO
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