Italy to Buy New American Eagled Ship Chasers
Italy completes negotiations to hire 12 large steel fast craft from Ford Manufacturing Detroit for use as submarine chasers in the Adriatic. The “Eagle” boats, blending torpedo destroyer and submarine chaser traits, measure about 200 feet and are expected to enter service soon as Italian officials plan a rapid production run.
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Italian Navy Awards Prompt, Vessel Praised by Italy
The navy department awarded the vessels some time ago. Italian naval constructors and engineers have examined them and are understood to be highly pleased with the craft. Italian crews are already being trained to man the vessel.
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Nighttime light restrictions resume under fuel order
The fuel administration announced the resumption of lightless nights next Wednesday, limiting outdoor illumination to essential safety needs in New England states and major cities. Roof gardens and outdoor venues remain unaffected as order details echo last winter’s rules. A Paria girl inherits $500 annual income from a Rothschild horse's will.
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Oversubscription details for fourth Liberty loan blocks
Washington reports oversubscription of the first two blocks of treasury certificates for the fourth Liberty loan. Subscriptions closed July 30, with $750,000 per block offered by institutions. The third block dated July 23 pays November 21, 1918, at three percent interest. New quotas exceeded in New York Philadelphia St Louis and Kansas City.
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City employes walk out over city warrants delay
About 25 city workers including street laborers and blacksmiths quit, angry over warrants cashing amid a $250,000 city debt. Mayor Maloney says many acted on their own timing for cash. A Monday council meeting is set to decide next steps, with potential department curtailment if a solution fails. Union and nonunion workers participated. some sought new hayfield jobs.
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Sailor on furlough recalls France trips and submarines
M F Land of 118 all inan street now on board the U S Northern Pacific is in Butte for no weeks furlough after 15 months in navy service. He says trips to France and back are not unusual to him and five times he watched the shores of that nation rise from the horizon. Submarines are not strangers to him.
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Alleged gunman held after yard altercation incident
Rufus Huston and Doc Riley, both African American, clashed in the Northern Pacific freight yards yesterday evening. Huston fired four shots from a .38 revolver. none took effect. Huston is jailed on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. No motive given.
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Labor to Protest Mooney Hanging in Utah
Organized labor of Utah plans a protest meeting Sunday evening July 28 in Salt Lake City to oppose the pending hanging of Thomas J Mooney slated for execution in San Quentin. The action is linked to the 1916 San Francisco blast case and the labor movement calls for support of peace principles. Paris reports the General Confederation of Labor endorses President Wilson's peace plan.
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Survey Begun for Road Across Roskies Glacier Park
A road project aims to link east and west sides of Glacier Park with an automo bile highway, part of a transcontinental route. George Medenate highway commission notes proposals to connect Tel ton east portal, enabling motorists to explore high mountain regions with reduced shipping costs. Presently, cross park auto travel requires awkward methods or freight car transport. State Highway association to meet at Hunter Hot Springs next month.
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General Secretary of Bozeman Y Dies at 82
Oliver Price, general secretary of the Bozeman Y M C A, died yesterday at his home. He was a Bozeman physical director and the first University of Idaho graduate to win an arthadea scholarship before joining Y M C A work. Funeral at Presbyterian Church in Hazeman this afternoon with Rev J A Billingsley and Dr Donaldson. Body to Idaho Falls. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Gallwey Files to Run for Senator Again
Senator Harry Gallwey filed with the clerk his intention to run as a Democratic nominee in the August primary. A separate item notes a water conservation proposal in Paso, Texas to reuse cooling plant water for public baths.
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