Urgent plea on water limits in Butte demand strict conservation
Mining attorney stops in Butte to urge water users to curb use as storage plunges from 1.48 million gallons daily. Total storage 837 million, with 10 million gallons lost from winter reserves and 343 million remaining three weeks ago. Odell McConnell of Helena notes a federal hearing next Saturday on the Minerals Separation Co. vs Butte and Superior Mining Co. case involving oil flotation processes.
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Helena
Butte
Eugene Carroll
Carroll
Odell McConnell
Montana
Minerals Separation Company of London
Salt Lake
Federal District Court
United States Supreme Court
Minerals Separation Co
Butte and Superior Mining Co
George M. Bourquin
Minerals Separation Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Bourquin
Lindley M. Garrison
Wilson
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte and Superior Mining Company
Hyde
London
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States ‘Supreme Court
James Noall Arrives Home From Overseas Service
Mrs. Thomas M. Noall of 905 East Park street received a telegram announcing her son James Noall has returned from fourteen months of overseas service with the Twenty second engineers. He is at Camp Merritt New Jersey awaiting discharge and expects to come home soon.
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Thomas M. Noall
East Park Street
James
Twenty-second Engineers
Camp Merritt
N. J
Miss Timms Goes to Brother's Bedside
Miss Anna Timms of the Phoenix block left yesterday for Camp Lewis after receiving a telegram that her brother Hugo Timms underwent an appendicitis operation. Timms recently returned from service in France. She will remain with him until he is on the road to recovery.
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Anna Timms
Phoenix
Camp Lewis
Hugo Timms
Mr. Timms
France
Miss Timms
Aldermen urged to file measures by 5 PM rule
City Clerk Shelby Irvin announced new city rules requiring measures be in the clerk’s office by 5 o’clock before council meetings. Accommodations extending to the meeting hour have caused late meetings, with some calls at 8:30. Anything filed after 5 PM on meeting nights will be delayed until the next meeting.
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Shelby Irvin
Water company chief denies Basin Creek park home claim
Eugene Carroll president of Butte Water company states the Basin Creek park residence is the company foreman's, not his. He explains water for irrigation comes from a spring, park grounds are public and maintained at no city expense, with sprinkler systems ensuring efficient use. The company also runs parks at the west side reservoir on upper Excelsior and at Big Hole station for public benefit.
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Eugene Carroll
Butte Water Company
Carroll
Basin Creek Park
The
Water Company
Basin Creek
Basin Creek Reservoir
Butte
West Side Reservoir
Excelsior Avenue
Big Hole Station
Woman Tries Bribe in Municipal Court Case
Alice Clayton, a known police character, was in Judge Grimes' courtroom seeking to sway a vagrancy case. She attempted to bribe the judge and a city official with cash, prompting dismissal attempts and a temporary continuance for sobriety and recovery.
Large Paving District Discussed by Citizens
Citizens discuss creation of a large paving district, inviting property owners to offer suggestions or objections. Mayor Stodden sets an 8 o'clock meeting in Judge Wyer's courtroom to present details of the expansive plan south of West Park Street and west of May. Officials say economy drives the project and ten-year payment terms will apply.
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Stodden
Judgewyer
Butte
West Park
de [Clare
Montana Teachers Attend National Educational Association Meet
A letter from Butte city schools assistant superintendent Shearer reports Montana’s delegation at the National Educational Association convention in Milwaukee. Prominent speakers included Chancellor Be Titott of the University of Montana. Dwyer of Anaconda was elected state director of the Montana delegation.
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Montana
Auerneventh
National Educational Association
Seasion
Milwaukee
Lars
Iiter
Butte
Ais Shearer
Aboose
Gerda Whittman
Ruthint
Jee Barrett
Emily
Lyman Sand
Shearer
Miss Shearer
Titott
University of Montana
Dwyer
Anaconda
The
Montana Deliation
Dryander Defends Not Exposing Emperor to Allies
Former German court chaplain Dr von Dryander declares he has published that no greater disgrace could fall on 60 600000 people than surrendering the former Emperor William to the allies. He says he received the Order of the Black Eagle from the emperor last year.
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Berun
Jast von Dryander
William
von. Dryander
Butte School Chief Praises Local System After Chicago Trip
Dr. E F Maginn, chairman of the Butte school board, returned from Chicago praising Butte’s educational and playground programs. He noted modern methods improve health and morale, with superior butte facilities and trained supervisors guiding physical culture. He warned Chicago costs are higher, and expressed optimism for fenced, expanded playgrounds at home.
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E. F. Maginn
Butte
Chicago
Maginn
Magini
Granmar
Young America
Prattnass Viese Om
Woman and Baby Ten Days in Jail
Laura Smith a colored woman and another woman who gave the name Mrs Fussin were summoned to the police court for vagrancy. Arrested in the old restricted district by Chief Murphy and Captain O Donnell with a one year old baby in tow, they could not explain their means of support. The court found them guilty and Judge Grimes imposed ten days in the city jail.
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Laura Smith
Mra. Iussin
Murphy
O'Donnell
Mra. HiFussin
Grimes
Jal
Germany pays debt to Switzerland in gold shipment
Eighteen million marks in gold, owed by the German government to Switzerland and halted by the allies, was transported today to Switzerland as ordinary freight. The move comes as Berlin confirms the payment of the debt in a formal shipment.
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Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
Eighen
Switzeland
Switzerland
Registration Drives for Special Election Kick Off
Clerk and Recorder Sam Anderson increased the in his office to 40 members to handle the tax rolls and prepare voter lists for a September special election. Registration closes Friday afternoon. About 20,000 names are on the list, with 28,000 in the county. A ballot includes three measures, a boxing bill, a county bond issue of 250000, and an extension of time for the Board of Equalisation.
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Sam Anderson
Kelly
Thenty
County Regis
Pri
Commission Irs
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Pune
American Mercantile
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