Butte Faces Acute Water Shortage Warns Ranger
Forester J W Steele reports Butte’s streams and springs are drying up as fall rains fail to replenish river systems. He warns by next March water could be scarcer than ever and urges strict water conservation, noting meltwater from spring snow no longer available. Steele leads rangers in the Deer Lodge national forest and has observed the local water sources firsthand.
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Butte
J. W. Steele
Steele
Deer Lodge National Forest
South Side Club Holds Weekly Luncheon at Englewood Cafe
The South Side club, a near hundred-member group of business and property owners, held a luncheon at Englewood Cafe with Mayor Stodden as the guest speaker. J Fischer chaired, city leaders praised the new organization aimed at developing business and community interests and moral improvement. A second meeting is planned next week to formalize the group and install officers.
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South Side Club
South Side
Englewood Cafe
Stodden
J. Fischer
South Side State Bank
Answer Filed in Officer Case In Butte Mayor Discharge
An answer in the case of Victor Osterholm against W T Stodden as mayor of Butte was filed in the clerk of the court office. The defendant denied the plaintiff's allegations regarding discharge from the police and claimed the officer was released due to the city needing its legal indebtedness limit.
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Victor Osterholm
W.T. Stodden
Butte
Yester
Mexico Blames Outlaw Bands For Outrages
Mexico City dispatches report official claims that American sailors were robbed and Americans killed by Temesi bandits near Tampico and in rebel territory. Senator Fall denounces the letters as forgeries and says he sent copies to the state department. Rebel activities continue as Villa and Angel reportedly disband their forces.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Associated Press
U. S
Juan Bar- Fagan
Presidentialst
Temesi
Ricardo Gonzales
Tampico
John W. Correll
Killen Eral Barragan
Villa
Juarez
Colles F. Hunt
Fall
Washington
Usua
New Mexico
Charles F. Hunt
Falr
State Department
New York
General Bay
Angel
Richd Croker Sr and Son Sued Over 200000 in Debts
Sued by $200000 plus for collection two judgments filed in the New York Supreme Court against Richard Croker Sr. The elder, a former Tammany Hall chieftain, faced notices at the Democratic Club on Fifth Avenue on June 4 while en route to Ireland. His son testified that repeated money demands were refused and Croker made no defense in court with Justice Gavegan presiding.
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Richard Croker
Mexican Rebels and U S Views in Mexico Report
Advices from Mexico City say Felix Diaz abandoned his campaign against Carranza and Luis Gutierrez surrendered. Obregon declined to sign a pledge against revolution. About 25 rebel bands totaling 35 000 men oppose Carranza’s 60 000, with control near the Pacific coast. A committee in Washington weighs relations with Mexico after U S expeditions and anti American sentiment is noted among Mexicans and in Tampico.
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Felix Diaz
Carranza
Luis Gutierrez
Obregon
Pablo Gonzales
Mexico City
Mexico
He Paific
Guaymas
San Blas
Tampico
William 4.Attenett
Bank of London
House Rules Committee
Comitiee
Mitchell
Veterans of 105th Battalion Reunite in Washington
Three survivors of the 105th infantry battalion reunite in Washington as Earl Anderson of Kennewick, Norman Keyne Hay of Tacoma, and Lewis of Earl oversee arrival chain. The trio, once part of a unit with many North and South Carolina soldiers, claim all original members were present or accounted for at the reunion.
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Wash
105Th
Inal
Lewis
Earl Anderson
Kennewick Wash
Norman
Keyne Hay
Bi Tacoma
103Th
Troops Move to Force Prisoner Labor at Leavenworth
Prison authorities plan compulsory labor for inmates at Leavenworth. guards on duty reported a quiet day with additional security measures in place as the policy was outlined by officials.
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Leavenworth
Gol Sedgwick
Ric
Wheat infection not thought bad in fields
Washington reports July 22 indications suggest the feared wheat infection may not devastate crops. Early assessments describe infection as contained, with officials noting no widespread losses expected. Authorities urge monitoring and further study amid uncertain forecasts.
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Washington
France Liberal Proposal Discussed in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Associated Press says France may offer to take over American military property mainly docks and estate at one fifth value. The plan suggests moving movable foods and store to be returned to the United States.
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Paris
Associated Pree —Erance
United States
Railways Propose Federal Plan for Profit and Stability
Washington reports that private railways seek a national system of 20 to 30 competing networks under a federal transportation board with a 6 percent net return. The plan, submitted to the House commerce committee, urges continued government operation until remedial laws pass this year and calls for a railroad reserve fund of 500000 for credit stabilization and consolidation efforts.
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Washington
Federal Transportation Board
House Commerce Committee
National Transportation Conference
Harry’ A. Wheeler
Chicago
Chamber of ‘Commerce of the United States
Keaton
Congress
Judge orders seizure of beer from William Stout address
Judge Lamb of the district court ordered confiscation of six and a half cases of beer and three bottles after sheriff's force seized the liquor from William Stout at 101 Silver Bow street. New French election news notes Clemenceau government's lease of life and talk of elections soon.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Perfect Health Is Yours If the Blood Is Kept Pure
An old health ad urges keeping the blood clean to prevent disease. It cites conditions linked to impurities and promotes S. S. S. as a long used blood remedy sold by druggists. Free medical literature offered by Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.
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Island of Java
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