Greyhound Derby Wins Highlight Highland Meet
Aged mother volunteers sav ings to save slayers of her son from death on gallows juic y o005. Two favorites and a long shot counted for the first three races at Highland Kennel Club Greyhound races. Chocolate Candy, a long shot, won the Derby by two lengths paying 18.60 to win. Lady April paid 19.80 to win race six. Badland Lady paid 106.40 for place. The union workers stakes featured Sword Buckie and Milan among others. Cup wreath from Rialto theater adorned the judges stand.
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Highland Kennel Club
Blueberry Baden
Dugin
Chord
Yankee Star
Rialto Theater
Chocolate Candy
Lady April
Badland Lady
Uchy
Butte
Sword Buckie
de Geer
Milan
Golden Spoil
Union Printers
Trip
Cimarron Pat
Tecumseh Blue
Helter Skelter
Happy Peter
Concrete
Dawson Steam
Lughagun
Union Clerks
Rage
Mike O-Tool
Island Boy
Joe Hsim Orla
Mike
O'Toole
Mike' OrTook
Uae
Goa
Highland Schott
Big Butte
Sasson Deacon
Dazin
Deacon
Roeton
Suton
Cannes
Isso
Talier
Willow
Voce
Hotehki
Sean
Eal
Black Bird
Teltestown
Radland
Pat
Aretha Eo Rine
Therrai
Dal John Smith
Gomerere
Garden Park
Bally Corer
Park Patrol
Worrocco
Yeith A. Ruch
Eid Aly
Corer Af
Ark Patrol
Ny Skagen
Tara
E 'Kough Racal
County Equalizers 10 Hold Meeting Monday
Silver Bow county commissioners sitting as the county board of equalization will meet Monday to hear the first quota of complaints from property owners who feel their property is never assessed. The board will continue to meet three times weekly until early August when the tax levy for the year will be set. Appeal from the decisions of the county board of equalization is to the state board of equalization or tax commission.
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Silver Bow
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Entries at Dog Track Race Card
The day’s lineup lists eight races with entries from named horses and stake groups. Notable mounts include Electricians Union Stakes competitors Pomp Rocker Colt Hotchkiss Yankee Star and Futurity Carpenter Union entrants Definite Demand High Gear Forcot Boy Get Along Quick Housewarming Double Drop Hargento.
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Mountain Sip
Sleepy Mame
Joe Catch
Island Boy
Myvim
Hot Spark
Resta Joe
So Big
Melk N Lady
Harlan
Lucky
Orange Bit
Willow
A. V. Mike
Electricians Union
Pomp
Rocker Colt
Hotchkiss
Tor Song
Yankee Star Scandal
Half Soda
Brownies
Smile
Workingmen’s Union
Little John
Blackmailer
Garden Park
Reckless Buck
Patrimony
Bally Coree
Park Patrol
Gil Sage
Futurity
Printers’ Union Stake
Milan
Motor Speed
John Smith
No Excuse
Killown Lass
Mike O'Toole
Foxy Pat
Matt Brady
Skyrocket
Carpenter Union
Bill
Forcot
Hargento
Clerks’ Union Stake
Tipp
Tecumseh Blue
Lugmagun
Cimaroon
Dawson Steam
Happy Peter
Milwaukee officials tout Alaska travel as butte stopover boost
Railway chiefs say Milwaukee road reorganization hopes at ICC may end receivership soon. Alaska tourism growth, stopover in Butte, and new scenic train service set to debut August 1. Tourists visit Ketchikan Wrangell Juneau Sitka with daylight nearly 24 hours. exhibition train to visit Butte July 24.
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Milwaukee Railway
Mr. Pierpont
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Alaska
F. N. Hicks
Butte
oMclass
City
Yellowstone Park
Arctic Circle
Milwaukee
Hicks
Pierpont
Gallatin Gateway
Navy Again Seeks Control of Wells in Elk Hills Case
Secretary Wilbur stated the administration would apply Navy authority to Elk Hills in California but actual control of Wells in reserve No 3 awaits final action. Sinclair's appeal to the Supreme Court questions the Teapot Dome lease in Wyoming and delays takeover.
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Wilbur
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Reserve No. 3
Sinclair
Supreme Court
Naval
Elk Hills Reserve
California
Cohen
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Reckless Driver Endangers Dozens On Reservoir Highway
After Mudro barbecue revelers described a motorist as drunken and inexperienced tearing along the reservoir road at break neck speed. He forced others off the highway on turns and swung across the road endangering women and children. Drivers avoided crashes by pulling aside. one was pushed to the edge but escaped. Sheriff notified as angry motorists call for prosecution.
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Aaudtt Ineagnauke
Crop Prosperity in Montana Warms Northwest Railways
A Montana correspondent notes railways depend on crops and livestock as lifeblood amid favorable rains. He cites high wheat yields in Walla Walla with $1.30 per bushel contracts, wool cleaner wool prices, better cattle forage, increased sheep numbers, and Lake Superior water levels enabling larger ore shipments from Duluth. The piece emphasizes rising optimism, reduced doom-saying, and Montana’s strong agricultural year.
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Spokane
Walla Walla
Jupiter Pluvius
Great Lakes
Duluth
Montana
Antispeeding campaign led to multiple arrests
Sheriff’s office reports a crackdown on reckless driving with several arrests. Barber shop owner H M Keller of South Arizona street was charged after a chase. J J Riley of 845 West Quartz and R V Green were also arrested for reckless driving. Green linked to the Rialto wreck on the reservoir road last night. The Rialto car occupants Charles P Collins and John Perrin were uninjured. Green reportedly admitted veering the car off the road near the Chinese gardens.
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H. M. Keller
South Arizona Street
J. J. Riley
West Quartz
R. V. Green
Green
Reservoir Road
Charles P. Collins
John Perrin
Oficers
Black Rocks Edges Cliffords In Tight Amateur Game
Black Rocks beat Cliffords 3 to 1 in a close amateur league clash last night. Morrie Humber allowed two hits but his team’s defense faltered in the decisive innings. Stoecker Grocerymen fell 13 to 9 to Stratfords and Western Fuels won 7 to 1 against Bennetts. Tonight Walkerville faces Gulch at Hebgen Park with the winner likely to lead the standings.
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Black Rocks
Cliffords
Morrie Humber
Stoecker Grocerymen
Stratfords
Western Fuels
Bennetts
Walkerville
Gulch
Hebgen Park
Gulchers
Hilltoppers
Dynamite Cache Found by Deputies at Harvard Avenue
Deputies Arrigant and Steen found a small cache of dynamite at 2616 Harvard after a call from residents. Giants caps were seen in a shed behind the house and parents reported fear for local children. The explosives were located on a garret rafter. origin remains unclear awaiting word from a former resident in California.
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Harvard Avenue
Sheriff's
Arrigant and
Steen
Harvard
California
Plane Flight Toward Hawaii Progresses Amid Fog
Roaring southwestward over fog, the monoplane piloted by Ernst L. Smith and navigator Emory B. Bronte left Oakland at 10 40 a m for Hawaii. Forecasts warned of cloudy skies and showers with northeasterly winds 10 to 16 miles per hour. The aircraft hoped to ride favorable trade winds around 20 miles per hour about 500 miles from San Francisco while seeking steady radio contact and army support upon arrival.
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Heen
Smith and Bronten
Honolulu
San Francisco
Associa
Ernst L. Smith
Emory B. Bronte
Oakland Municipal
Hawaii
Bronte
Weather Bureau
Oakland
Sor
Army
Smith
Reid
Associated Press
Ernest L. Smith
Maitland
Hegenberger J
Koko Head
Diamond Head
Kahuku Point
Wheeler Field
Gardens Openers Kick Off Butte Youth Baseball
The Gardens league for Butte youths opened with four games. Mosher Drugs beat Wes em Fuels 19 to 7 in a slugfest, Hinky Dinks 20 hits to defeat Allan Cubs 13 to 5, with Hoot Gibson contributing two homers and a triple. Cubs edged Meaderville 7 to 5, Weasels overwhelmed Belmonts 11 to 6. Six games slated for the morning across three city playgrounds Kiwanis league schedule. Also note: Nearly 500 miles of roads near Wuchow, China, are being improved.
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Gardens
Butte Boys
Mosher Drugs
Wesem Fuels
Hinky Dinkset
Allan Cubs
Hoot Gibson
Dink
Cubs
Meaderville
Weasels
Belmonts
Wuchow
China
Countess Markievicz A Icon of Irish Sinn Fein
The article chronicles Constance Markievicz's bold public life from labor activism in 1913 Dublin to her pivotal role in Easter 1916. It notes her arrest, death sentence commutation, release in 1917, and later political rise as Sinn Fein leader and first female British MP candidate, alongside her marriage to Casimir Markievicz and family background.
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James Larkin
Dublin
Larkin
Constance Markievicz
College of Surgeons
John Maxwell
Sinn Fein
Countess Markievicz
House of Commons
Lady Astor
Countess Markievicr
Henry Gore-Booth
Lissadell
County Sligo
Constance Gore- Booth
County
Sligo
Eva Gore-Booth
Constance
Paris
Count Casimir Dunin Markievicz
Gaiety Theater
Ireland
Reds
de Varera
England
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Black and Tans
Free State
Dublin City
Republican Party
Fianna Pail
George
Scala Theater
de ‘Valera
Irish Republic
Markievicz
Queen Victoria
Free
Kitch, Fens
Dail
Aged Woman Seeks Life Term Aid For Murder Suspects
Mrs. Willie Husband offers savings to aid in prosecuting Ada Lebouef, James Beadle, and Dr. Thomas Dreher in the Lebouet murder case. One hundred jurors are to be summoned for a trial opening July 25 in Franklin, Louisiana.
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Associated Press
Franklin
Willie Husband
James J. Lebouef
Morgan City
Charles Pecot
Ada Lebouef
Thomas E
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