Young Net Stars Triumph For America In Tennis Matches
American players dominated by Marta Wille and Mile Vianto as Wills defeated France's Mile Vianto in straight sets with strong serve and consistent tactics. Vincent Richards and Henri Cochet delivered thrilling battles, with Richards winning in straight sets before easing to victory in doubles. Mixed doubles saw Tims, Gibert, and McKane in decisive rounds, while Baron de Morpurgo toppled Jean Borotra in singles. Dollar Day ad noted.
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Mira
Tom Wightman
Merican
Morrow
T. Hanter
Cochet
Brusy
Act
France
Dolnte
Great Britain
Misa Villa
Mint May Sutton
Mite
Ictum
Miss Wills
Mile Vianto
Mrs Wills
Ain
An Ovathon
Vincent Richards
Henri Cochet
Frst
Richards
Butt
Richarde
Mian M Ted Mme. Golding
Baron de Morpurgo Oftaly
Jean Borotra
Ady
HALLIES IN GRAIN A WEEKLY MARKET OUTLOOK
A grain market feature notes crop reports forecast a substan tially smaller corn crop than last year while cash supplies stay tight. Canadian crop estimates spark bullishness for wheat with higher prices expected to lift purchasing power in farm districts and improve railroad stocks. Railroad car loadings dip versus last year, steel mills run at about 40 percent capacity, and auto output for June reaches 250000 cars as dealers liquidate inventories.
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Dominion
Krain Belt
Interstate Commerce Commission
South Side News Brief Highlights Local Socials and Visits
A collection of social notes from Butte area residents includes visitors, dinners, and travel plans. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hoon hosted guests at 2081 Florence Avenue while Mrs C Moyle prepares for a San Francisco move. Tim McFadden seeks justice of the peace nomination in South Butte Township. Phoebe Belknap visits from Spokane, and Ted Ottis Johnny Ellis and John Billa plan extended Bremerton stay. Seymour and Harris tour Yellowstone. Floral Park Church Christian Endeavor held a sunrise outing with a 4:20 departure to Harding Way, breakfast, then returning by noon. Local clergy changes noted at Floral Park and Short Lunton services. Families Swanson and Edwards house guests travel to Helena and Michigan. Joes James relocates to Harrison Avenue. Maccabees Centerville Review No. 6 hosts a card party July 23 at Columbia Gardens. Mrs M Vicari recovering at Murray Hospital. Ben Oakes returns from Wisconsin visit. Daughters of St George hold initiation at Centerville with officers named. Rachael Giles visiting from Tacoma.
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South Butte
Phoebe Belknap
Spokane
B. Raleigh
Treat
Ted Ottis
Johnny Ellis
John Billa
Bremerton
Wash
Gen ‘Seymour
James Harris
Yellowstone Park
Christian Endeavor Society of
Floral Park Community Church
Harding Way
Butte
Plural Park
Hugh Darsie
Lunton
People’s Church
Harrison Avenue
A. O. Swanson
Mra
Edwards Street
Helena
Michigan
Joe James
East la Platte
The
Maccabees
Centerville Review
No. 6
Columbia Gardens
M. Vicari
Centerville
Murray Hospital
Ben Oakes
Wisdom
J. ‘Thompson
Oakes
Daughters of St. George
Wei
I¢ Cowling
Bertha Conway
the Penny
Huth Barnicoat
Bessie York
Eliabeth Jane
Richardsi
Guarian
Edith Langdon
Annie Harris
Josephine Prisk
Earth Warren
Lilly ‘Tremberth
Thureday
Mra Rachael Giles
Tacoma
Entertaining Women Guests at Genterville Event
In Genterville last evening Miss Davie hosted a charitable tea with a display of cut flowers and guests including Margaret Sullivan Clara Sullivan Mayme Shannon Jo McGow the Minges Josie Rogers Victoria Bear Florence Matthews Alice Karsted and others. Doris Burns returned to Reno after visiting her grandmother Ara Kennedy and aunt Mrs McGlynn. A marshmallow roast at Big Butte drew Centerville youths including Marphel Master Florence Hocking Mildred Daniels Elsie Daniels John Freni thick Leslie Barker and Raymond Bert.
Fading Laws and Prohibition Tides Echo in Opened Debate
A smoky recall of bootlegger era tensions surfaces as Commissioner Haynes defends laws amid varying disobedience claims. He mentions Shrine conventions and national gatherings to illustrate public behavior contrasts with past beverage use while stressing the era’s evolving attitudes toward enforcement. TAKE SWIMMING CROWN Americans dominate Olympic swim events with 12 firsts across disciplines setting a historic American tally.
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Haynes
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
New York
Associated Press
Les Tourelles
France
United States
Yhich
Proposed uniform title law to curb auto thefts
Montana auto theft proposal urges owners to carry official title and registration certificates in cars. The plan requires full vehicle descriptions, permits police checks, and ties license plates to titles. If enacted, penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars and possible imprisonment. officials report reduced thefts in Logansport, Indiana.
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Montana
Michigan
Maryland
Florida
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Utah
California
Delaware
Alabama
Wyoming
North ‘Carolina
Licensing Bureau
Logansport
Ind
Thousands Attend Skalkaho Picnic in Bitterroot Jubilee
The Skalkaho picnic drew thousands despite intermittent showers. Montana boosters urged telling visitors the truth about the state and its resources. Butte and Bitter Root valley were highlighted as key hubs, with Butte described as a major market and supply center. Attendees, including motorists from valley communities, returned satisfied with the jubilee and related meetings.
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Montana
Butte
Woot Valley
Venabie
Imperial Valley Shaken By Quakes
Daily earthquakes have plagued Imperial Valley since last Thursday with tremors striking at 2 and soon after. No damage was reported as the shocks intensified, rattling Bown Rue and nearby areas while residents braced for further quakes.
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Imperial Valley
Mrrawley
Cal
Ily
Thureday
Bown Rue
Burned to Death In Urramie Laborer Incident
In Urramie Wyoming on July 20 Alex Johnson a Black laborer died in a fire and authorities report the incident while noting theft reduction figures tied to state policy. The report centers on the fatal blaze and broader claims about crime costs and policy outcomes.
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Urramie
Wyo
Alex Johnson
Nelson to direct La Follette men campaign
In a continuing story from page 1, Nelson directs La Follette workers as ballots appear in New England cities, likely Boston, with plans to speak in key Midwestern and Western states. Advisers weigh ballot designations such as independent or progressive and consider regional naming challenges.
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Nelson
LA Follette
New England
Bos
Middle
Ar ‘West
Wheeler Con
Lette
Indepen
Umat
Farmers Labor
Fire Flares in Hecla Mine 600 Level Crews Fight
Firefighters battle a low-grade ore section blaze at Hecla mine 600 level. Origin unknown as only a watchman and pumpman were present when found. Twenty-seven men under Rot, Starks, and the foreman struggle to contain the blaze without timbered connections to other workings. Dollar Day ad accompanies.
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Bel
Tom
Fatchman
Starks
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Sééez
Genterville
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ORIES
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Mart Schaffner & Marx Clotaes
Transco“Vninal
Havreelena
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Hock Wan
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