Big Beer Truck Plunges, 2 Men Escape With Bruises
A five ton Ranier Brewing beer truck plunged 16 feet into an excavation at 224 East Park Street. Drivers John Longley and John Schaffer escaped with minor injuries as beer bottles shattered and the front end twisted. The barrel beer was transferred to another vehicle for delivery.
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Ranier Brewing Company
John Longley
John Schaffer
Ralk
East Park Street
Arizona Street
Longley
Schaffer
Regiment's health fine says Colonel Donohue
Telegram from Colonel Dan J. Donohue of the Second Montana Infantry in Douglas Arizona reports the Montana regiment is healthy. He says the claim that half the regiment is in hospital is false noting only three men slightly in hospital, heat not severe, and daily interactions with Mexicans as the unit remains well fed and content away from Montana.
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Dan J. Donohue
Second
Montana Infantry
Douglas
Ariz
Donohue
Montana
William T. Masten
Crowds Pack Short Line Tour to Salt Lake City
Aute excursion crowds from Butte packed the Short Line to Salt Lake City yesterday. Notable passengers included Miss Nettie Dougherty, Miss Kate Eagles, Barney McGrace, Mrs. Susie Lindsay, and Clyde Mecham McClellan among others, with HL and Goonwin listed among organizers.
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Butte
Balt Lake
Goonwin
Nettie Dougherty
Kate Eagles
G. M
Barney McGrace
Cummins
R. i
F."boltz
Nes Hazel Carruthers
A. Delavoyage
D. Delavoyage
Clyde Mecham McClellan
Susie Lindsay
Secret Treaty Denied By Hungarian Press Bureau
London July 22 report of a secret accord between Austro-Hungary and Germany for army unification and joint foreign affairs is denied by the Hungarian press bureau via Vienna correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph. The bureau calls the report a pure invention.
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London
Austro-Hungary
Germany
Vienna
Exchange Telegraph Company
Hindu Civilization and Hindu Influence
A detailed discussion of India’s ancient civilization and its global influence, citing Dr. Shastri and Indian scholars. The piece notes revived Western interest sparked by Vivekananda figures, claims of Hindu roots for Norse sagas, and Shastri’s book on India and Scandinavia. It mentions Besant’s Bombay presidency ban, press restrictions, and debates over home rule and constitutional reform in India.
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India
Chicago
Swami Vivekananda
Swami,Abhedananda
A. K. Masuméar
Dr. Shastri
Shastri
Butte
Navia
Shastel
Scandinavia
Scarnavia
Asgard
North Pole
America
South America
Yucatan
Peru
Standard
Besant
International ‘Theosophical Society
Presidency’ of
Bombay
Toeat
Mke
United States
Foramal
British Women Parade To Show Work They're Doing
A London parade showcased women at work during the war with tableaux in lorries. Participants wore overalls from munition factories, nurses, chauffeurs, streetcar conductors, and agricultural laborers, while others depicted allied troops. Emblems honored Kitchener and fallen soldiers, and wreaths were laid on Wellington and Nelson monuments.
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London
Kitchener
Wellington
Nelson
Shortage admitted in Germany at Darmstadt conference
The Berliner Tageblad says at a Darmstadt conference Adolph T. von Tatocki, head of the German food regulation board, admitted a shortage of foodstuffs, especially in towns, and that current potato supplies would not allow raising the weekly allowance from two to three pounds per person.
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Asterdam
London
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Malari
Duffy’s
the Daily Malt Whiskey Co
Rochest
Economy Shoe Co
West Park Street
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cornelis
Victrolas
Voile
Marquisette
Jersey
Frolaset
Batiste
Philippine
Catelonia
Spain
Yara
Aeneas Lane
Lone
Aeneas Laminer
St Lawrence
Lane
My Lane
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