Heat wave grips cities as temperatures soar around July 22
New York City experiences its hottest July 22 in years with a 97 degree day and a sudden drop. Thunderstorms bring damage and prostrations from Boston to Albany while relief is forecast to arrive in the Middle West and Appalachians. In Albany a heat wave claims several lives and injuries. In Malrigh jail inmates are released on recognizance amid the heat.
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New York City
Inene
Weather Bureau
Boston
Anc
New
Albany
Middle West
Washington
Appalachian Mountains
Atlantic
Malrigh
N.C
W. C. Harry
California to Expect Excellent Fast Crop Says PFE Rep
E M Murphy of the Pacific Fruit Express, based in Ogden, Utah, visited Butte and commented on a predicted good crop season. He noted heavy fruit shipments start after next tonnage and that pre-season reports indicate a strong California crop with looming water shortages in Idaho and Oregon. He added market dynamics govern fruit movement and did not forecast prices. The Panama Canal and water shipments affect the business.
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E. M. Murphy
Pacific Food Expres Company
Ogden
Utah
Fea
Butte
Vision
Pacific Fruit Express
Murphy
California
Idaho
Boise
Oregon
Murphynald
Panama Canal
Recall of Mining City During Stirring Days Continues
The article recounts a scene with Geath lying in the snow and clutching mail from a mail sack, as onlookers describe a dramatic moment. Mr. Thompson, a rancher near Phoenix, discusses an experimental farm with date trees, olives, and other crops not common to North America, and notes his son’s travels through Africa and Asia to source new fruits. The expedition aims to bring trees and plants to Arizona, supported by William Royce Thompson and the University of Arizona.
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Geath
Thompson
Africa
Asia
Arizona
William Royce Thompson
University of Arizona
Young People of Today Not So Wild as Painted
Lewis E. Smith evangelist told ministers and laymen in Boston that today’s youth are not as wild as depicted, and when given meaningful religion they will follow it. He said people seek simple religion and greater happiness in life during fall revival plans.
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Boston
Lewis E. Smith
Open Scout Camp To Butte Youths
Open Scout camp near Butte is marked by dangerous washouts on Columbia gulch road. Hill beyond Canty has deep ruts and rose rock, causing frequent vehicle trouble and stalling. County commissioners approve immediate repairs to a 300 yard stretch to ensure safe access for weekly trips and hundreds of children and autos.
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Columbia Gulch
Canty
Boy Sout
Young man placed back in prison for parole violation
Lloyd Prickette, 22, of Virginia City, must serve the remainder of his suspended Virginia City grand larceny sentence after the state board of pardons revoked the suspension. He was jailed in Silver Bow after a June 30 ranch robbery near Whitehall, with prior capture in Hazelman and trial in Madison County.
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Lloyd Prickete
Hand of
Virginia Cit
State Board of Pardons
Helens Prickette
Silver Bowl
Butte
Jack Duggan
Prickette
Whitehall
Virginia City
Hazeman
Madison County
Lyman Bennett
Whitehall County
J. R. Jones
Board” of ‘Pardons
Board of ‘Pardons
Virginia Cty
Montana Wheat Weather and Temperature Report
July temperatures in Montana were generally favorable for wheat growth. A hot spell from July 6 to 12 pushed many regions above 100 degrees, with only Glasgow and Glendive recording two days above that mark and one day each at Miles City. The data suggests warmer than last year and potential moisture relief from recent showers in northern counties.
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Glasgow
Glendive
Tullings
CARLOAD OF BOGS TO ARRIVE TODAY
Butte gears for greyhound racing as carloads of lean racers reach the city from St Louis. Opening Aug 4 beside the Cleveland school will host 200 dogs in a noncoursing racing park with speed demonstrations and events including prominent race horses of the era.
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Butte
Pacific Northwest
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Cleveland
Greyhound World
Butte Park
The Cat's Show Delayed by Grandchild Curiosity
In a brief exchange, Junior asks to eat a newborn kitten but grandma explains the kittens have not opened their eyes yet and cannot be fed until they are bigger. Marguerite Burger.
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Junior
Candidates asked to express views on liquor and Prohibition
The article lists questions posed to candidates by Anti Saloon League of Montana and others about views on beer and wine sale thresholds, state liquor laws, and re enactment of prohibition. It asks about object of the Anti Saloon League, funding, constitutionality, sincerity, ecumenism, and personal alcohol consumption history.
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Montana
o'Meara
Wade
Anti Laloon League
United States
League
United Eye
Popular Young Couple Are Married in Butte
A well attended Butte wedding joined Miss Catherine Monaghan and Mr. John Harrington in marriage. The ceremony occurred at a local church with many relatives and friends present. After the service the couple hosted a reception at the bride’s home and soon departed for their honeymoon. Attending were family members including Mr. and Mrs. Michael Monaghan and other Monaghan relatives, with aerial notes of Kilina and Alta Coleman among the guests. The couple plans to reside in the area after their return.
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Alice Monagiride
Eiride Hd
Harria
Moon
Feaktaat
Mike
John “Monaghan
C. Po Monaghan
Alta Albert” W. Coleman
Cuer Withers Kilina
Michael Mise
Ileanor MtcGrath
Mise
Catherine Monaghan
John Harrington
Joe
Franke Monaghan
Brian
Besa Mtchael
Reckless Driving Charge Dismissed in Police Court
A reckless driving case against John Doe Mayotte was dismissed in police court late night after a collision at the torner. Other names such as Hendrickvon spaid and Evelyn Wilson faced nuisance and vagrancy charges, while James Woods and Joseph Thomas were listed for disturbance and reckless driving.
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John "Doe Mayotte
Figroma
Mayotte
And
Silver Meats
Hendrickvon
Bit’ “Sones
Evelyn
Wilson
James Woods
Joseph Thomas
Montana Indians Seek Back Pay and Treaty Restorations
At the Northwest Indian Congress session Chief Long Jim of the Chelan demands payment and restoration of fishing treaties while tribes press for timber sale proceeds, land, and treaty observance. The gathering presents a mix of traditional leaders and modern attire as issues of money and rights are debated.
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Frees Okane
Tam An
Van
Long Jim
Northwest Indian Congress
Columbia River
Walla, Walla
Duncan McDonald
Flatheads
Montana
King Tut
Patel Rete
Denmark
Montana among states raising sugar beet acreage this year
Montana is one of four states increasing sugar beet plantings amid a national forecast showing about 10 percent higher U S production from the 1926 crop. The report notes Montana Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado with larger acreages and potential output, while California faces reductions.
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Montana
United States
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
California
Hetorien
Michigan
Wisconsin
Orth
States
Poincare Views Marquettes Lead Amid Cabinet Talks
Radical papers dispute Poincare as head of government while ministers’ posts shuffle. Briand likely foreign affairs, Painleve may join, with Poincare to oversee finance. In amateur league action Centerville beat Patche 8 to 4, Dublin Gulch defeated Courthouse Grocery 11 to 3, shifting standings as two weeks remain.
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la Depeche de Toulouse
M. Poincare
M. Larrautne
Poincare
Louis Barthou
Doumergue
M. Briand
M. Painleve
M. Schramek
Interior Department
Niance
Centerville
Patche
Marquettes
Dublin Gulch
Courthouse Grocery
Courthouse
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Staples
Crnich
Fae P
Duckham
Harper
Con Dennehy
G. Leary
T. Dennehy
P. Taion
M. Kelly
D. Leary
Rabbit
Grimeh
Martzel
D'Rourke
Riely
Choinard
F. Jovick
Ea Gerry
Former Butte editor recalls old ties on Montana central committee
Former Butte editor George McGrath, once secretary of the Democratic state central committee, reflects on past comrades and decades of service. He and Mrs. McGrath, sisters of his associates, recall driving from Chicago to Butte in five days and recount years since leaving in 1895 as he revisits former connections and ongoing repair work in town.
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Wnt Se Sagan
Ake
Hte Gayo Ie
George Ee Merath
Butte
Democratic State Central
Montana
George McGrath
Mean
Electrt Company
McGrath
Str Lind
Chicago
Ar. McGrath
Western amateurs set semi finals in golf tournament
Two Pacific stars will face two Chicago youths in the Western Amateur semi finals at White Bear Lake Minnesota after Brillant victories in three 36 hole quarter final matches. Semifinal matchups include Stein of Seattle vs Rudy Snepper of Chicago Tank Corp and Portland’s Kenneth Hisert of Chicago. In trotting news Ben White’s Ruth Chenault clocked 2 09% in the second heat at Columbia hotel track Kalamazoo scene.
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White Bear Lake
Minn
Pacific
Chicago
Brillant
White Bear Yacht Club
Is,stein
Seattle
Rudy Snepper
Chic Tank Corp
Portland
Kenneth Hisert
Kalamazoo
Trott
Ben White
Ruth Chenault
Columbia Hotel
Rin-Tin-Tin Returns in Tracked in the Snow Country
The Rialto shows Rin-Tin-Tin in Tracked in the Snow Country a Warner Bros photo play. The program notes highlight Rin-Tin-Tin first gained prominence in Where the North Begins a well remembered snow picture.
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Rialto Theater
Warner Bros
Rin-Tin-Tin
Tilden Eliminates Pacific Coast Star In Longwood Bowl
Tilden Jr. defeats Chandler of Berkeley in straight sets 6-3 7-3 to reach the finals amid extreme heat. Harada of Japan competes with Lewis White of Austin in the other semifinal as doubles with A L Weiner advances. Local coverage notes mockery and signings for Chicago clubs amid chaotic OCR.
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Prey Brooklin
Tilden, Jr
Chandler
Berkeley
Cal
Tilden
Tolay
Ingles
Takeicha Harada
Japan
Lewis White
Austin
Texas
A. L. Weiner
Philadelphia
Harada
Seklo
Ingres
Elizabeth Ryan
San- Cal
University allocates funds for repairs and travel
The state university at Sutton Wan authorized by the board to expend $6,403 for repairs at the women's gymnasium. The same meeting approved travel for Boneman to Idaho, with the board permitting fullman fare on the trip.
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Dal
PEALE
Sutton Wan
Tay
Boneman
Idaho
Myriad of Frogs Visit Lake Avoca
A sparse excerpt describes numerous frogs visiting Lake Avoca with unclear place names and fragmented phrases. The text mentions seats, a person named Morne, and various undecipherable terms, yielding a minimal, non-coherent summary.
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Lake Avoca
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