Butte Meeting Seeks $5,000 to Save Daily Bulletin
About 1,200 attendees at a ball park gathering in Butte were urged to donate $5,000 to support the Daily Bulletin and its Bolshevik aligned stance. Speaker James H. Fisher pledged a portion of his wealth and praised the Soviet government, while editors cited financial losses exceeding $2,000 monthly and urged rapid subscriptions at seven booths around the grand stand.
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Butte
Daily
Bulletin
United States
Ball Park
Second Street
James H. Fisher
Russia
Nickolai Lenin
Lanse Ormuboms
Fisher
Hones
R. B. Dunn
Bulletin Publishing
Dunn
William Dunn
Mexico
Standard Oil Company
Gu Xenheims
Europe
Irs
Kennedy
Behal
Revival of The Honor of the Family draws renewed interest
The stage revival of The Honor of the Family, Fasnat’s adaptation featuring Oz Skinner as a French veteran, gains timelier appeal amid U S admiration for France. The plot centers on a Blusterous yet humane French character amid wartime bonds and shared sacrifice between nations.
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Fasnat
Ove Skinner
America
France
Siwaye
Thore
Oz Skinner
Ryan to speak at Miners Field Day in Butte
Ww. D. Ryan of the United States Bureau of Mines and a former United Mine Workers official will visit Butte next week to address the Miners Field Day. Ivan was the principal organizer and the event aims to discuss mining issues and safety.
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Ww. D. Ryan
Ted
United States Bureau of Mines
United Mine Workers of America
Butte
Ivan
No New Developments In Wallace Tarbox Theft Case
Butte stockholders led by George L. Gagnon pressed for access to Tarbox Mining Co books, as Mrs. Richard Daxon of Wallace Idaho, wife of the company president, faced scrutiny. Daxon refused court-ordered examination prompting contempt arrest and release on bond to produce records. The Tarbox association claims 125,000 of 1.5 million shares.
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Butte
Tarbox Minng Company
Esterday
Richard Daxon
Wallace
Idaho
George L. Gagnon
Gagnon
Daxon
Prevent Management
Carroll
Saltese
Mont
Woods
Bond
Butte Hotel Guests From Many Montana Towns
A long list of visitors and guests is recorded from Dillon, Deer Lodge, Philipsburg, Anaconda, Helena, Missoula, Livingston, Billings, Havre, Box Elder, Twin Bridges, Polson, Basin, Monida, and other towns. Names include F B McGregor, C F Combs, N B Geller, J H Johnston, C Larson, T M Hampton, Fleming, J A Johnson, G H Thayer, Regan, Miss Frances Plunkett, L Goddard, Kennedy, Weyman, Sutphen, Ditty, Reynolds, Mowry, Patten, Hannah, McAfee, Bosler, J Smith, Pederson, Cogswell, Greenfield, Brink, Lodge, Waggoner, Holt, Simonson, Bell, Byers, Pastellion, Van der Heydt, Allen, Selway, Kateler, Pederson, and many others noted as staying or visiting at the Finlen Thorntons and Leggat hotels.
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F. B. McGregor
Finlen
C.F. Combs
Roorn
Geller
Thornton
Dillon
J. H. Johnston
C. Larson
Butte
T. M. Hampton
Leggat
Columbia
Mansfield
Thelm
Fleming
L. Goddard
T. H. Kennedy
Billings
C.F. Weyman
Park County
Livingston
J. D. Sutphen
Sam Ditty
James Reynolds
Boulder
Xeoma
Havre
Earle D. Patten
K. A. Hannah
Philipsburgh
H. B. McAfee
Harry Bosler
Helena
Joseph J. Smith
Monida
Thornston
T. Pederson
Basin
W. J. Cogswell
T. L. Greenfield
Thornton E
A. J. Kateter Leas
Plentywood
Nellye B. Pederson
Grave Vale
London Ablaze Victory Week Parade Notes
Rain did not deter crowds in London from the victory parade route and allied troops were seen around the city. Plans for early troop departures were revised to allow longer stays. Marshal Foch and staff attended mass at Westminster Cathedral and the Vaudeville shows at the Coliseum and Palace theaters drew large crowds for American troops. Field Marshal Haig improved after a brief illness. In Washington, a new contract by United States Grain Corporation aims to fix proper wheat pricing and allows farmers to seek review of grade and docking standards via a zone vice president.
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London
Coliseum Theater
Marshal Foch
Weminster
Prince of Wales
General Pershing
Palace Theater
Haig
United States Grain Corporation
Hi Grates
Plac
Grain Corporation
Banks show gains in demand deposits July 11 report
The Federal Reserve Board's statement on July 11 for 770 member banks in leading cities shows substantial gains in demand deposits and declines in government deposits. Cash in vaults and reserve balances with Federal Reserve banks rise, while Liberty bonds and Victory notes are steadily liquidated. Total U S securities holdings fell by $38.5 million week over week, though government war obligations rose $14.5 million and other investments gained $26.5 million.
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Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Liberty Bonds
Victory
United States
Americans Note Post War Change In London Theaters
London reports from AP describe Americans returning after the war finding London’s culture altered. Audiences are quieter and more formal, with ballet and concerts featuring refined dress and composed appreciation. The shift marks a broader change in social norms and public entertainment postwar.
Tourists Struggle To Make Sunday Outing In Butte
Tourists moving through Butte were few with only three groups registering at the Yellowstone trail information bureau. Despite light travel, nearby resort areas in Boulder Pipestone and Gregeon drew crowds with packed cars at pie places and many taking fishing trips. The ideal weather drew visitors to woods and highland routes as roads out of Butte were busy with motorists heading to secluded spots.
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Butte
Information Bureau
Boulder Pipestone
Gregeon
Monica
Klima
Yellowstone Park
Park
Hsu
Atinns
Upper Silesia to become free state say Silesian News
The Silesian Economy News reports the German government accepts Upper Silesia as a free state. Gustav Norke is named defense minister candidate to represent Germany before the entente commission. Residents largely oppose the change with about a million plus a half inhabitants protesting to remain German.
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Breslau
Silesian Economy
Upper Silesia
Gustav Norke
Defense
Upper
Dentists of State Convene in Butte With Large Attendance
Dentists from Montana and nearby states gathered in Butte for the Montana State Dental Society convention at the high school auditorium. President A H Cole of Butte will preside as registrants arrive from Dillon Fort Benton Billings Great Falls Missoula Lewistown Livingston and Deer Lodge among others. Clinician Dr Arthur B Smith will join from Los Angeles with several others expected today and tonight.
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Montana
Butte
Montana State Dental Society
Ber
A. H. Cole
State Association
Legga
Leggat and
Thornton
W. C. Webb
Finten
Deer Lodge
Hearings on Service Bill and Nominations Continue
Hearings today on service bill and related measures proceed in both senate and house labor committees. James A. Emery of the National Association of Manufacturers testifies as the final witness. Further inquiry planned this week into objections to senate confirmation of A Mitchell Palmer as attorney general, John Skelton Williams as comptroller of the currency, John Barton Payne as a shipping board member, and William E. Gonzales of South China as ambassador to Peru.
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Senate
House Labor
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufaccturers
A. Mitchell Palmer
John Skelton Williams
John Barton Payne
Shipping Board
William E. Gonzales
South China
Peru
Pacific Fleet Moves Toward Shadow of the Sierras
A fragmented dispatch reports the Pacific Fleet moving from Point Comfort toward a new station amid a backdrop of labor strife. In San Francisco, a secret vote by electricians and operators showed a clear majority against returning to work tomorrow with the telephone company, per a Joint Strike Committee statement.
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San Francisco
Cal
Telephone Company
Electrical Brotherhood
Joint Strike Committee
Forest Fire Threatens Homestake Area Then Spreads
A new forest fire broke out between Homestake and Lewis Spur and near Homestead fasts, with 150 to 200 men battling flames in the hills south of Anaconda. Firefighters were sent from Homestake and additional crews may be deployed. The Versa Mart area near Mill Creek Lumber and Warm Springs Creek station received reports, and rangers head to the scene.
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Homestake
Lewis Spur
Butte
Fen
Jin
Forestry
Weber
Federal
Ient Bureau
Hamilton Street
Anaconda
the Loop
Mill Creek Lumber Company
N'hinall
Warm Springs Creek
Weis
Fourteenth Man Wins Butte Bride in Oregon Notice
Clinton DP Holland from Fall City Oregon and Alberta Jones of Butte with Thena Monage Markee Lutheran attend the wedding. Revs Me De Huntler perform the ceremony with Bride and groom later expected to return to Wail City Oregon. Many friends gathered in Butte for the event.
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Clinton DP
Holland
Fall City
Ore
Alberta Jones
Butte
Thena Monage
de Huntler
Droth
Ima Rove
Herbert
Jones
Brest Vee
Wail City
Holsere
Tough Luck Jones Not at Aunt Funeral in Fox Comedy Ansonia
The screening notes describe Reginald Jones in Never Say Quit at the Ansonia where his string of mishaps begins with missing his aunt's funeral due to the jinx. George Walsh pursues stunts and disasters amid a lighthearted plot as misadventures unfold from ship to home. Also mentions weather postponements for a Martin bombing plane and Campfire Girls repairing local roads.
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Jon
Reginald Jones
Ansonia
William Fox Smedy
George Walsh
Ghemien
Washington
North Atlantic
Col
B.S. Marte
Boiling Aeld
al Martin
Belgrade plans to use emigrant money for co op federation
Belgrade plans a general cooperative federation to mobilize money sent home by Jugoslav emigrants. The 14 unions, including Serbia Slovenia Croatia and Dalmatia, would form a central bank, sell products and buy machinery, and gather emigrant savings to revive agriculture and industry. A convention will unite loan associations under a single federation.
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Belgrade
Tt 18
Serbia
Slovenia
Croatia
Dalmatia
Zt Druga
Serbian Farmers’ Co-operative Societies
Jugo-Slavia
J. F. Lupie-Vukic
America
Jugo
United States
Japan's stance on China cited by Herald of Asia
AP dispatch from Tokyo notes the Herald of Asia argues Japan acts for its own security in China. It questions China's willingness to accept Western concessions and suggests independence from foreign influence is China’s goal, while Japan pledges no third-party takeover.
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Associated Press
TORIO
Japan
China
Herald of Asia
Uew
Retaining Wall at Rangoon Bursts Into Construction Feat
One of the world’s largest retaining walls rises at Rangoon Burma to keep a river within its channel. The ambitious project showcases Burmese engineering prowess as it directs flood risk and stabilizes river flow. The wall’s scale and strategic purpose draw attention from regional planners and observers.
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Rangoon
Burma
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