Butte News Notes highlights local life and court dates
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. Digest Post All Story and Argosy at the P O News Stand. Patrick Leary returns from a two week Deer Lodge vacation. Mr and Mrs George Basich become parents to a son born July 24. Dr T Verner Moore resumes practice in the Lewisohn building with set hours. Kevin and son Harold visit from Centerville after Salt Lake trip. Nevin enjoyed a two week Mormon vacation. Mrs Margaret Murphy visits sister in Anaconda for two weeks. Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union to meet at Good Templars hall today at 2 30 with Mrs Lee Hayes presiding. John Sullivan returns from two years service with American expeditionary forces. U S district court will be in session Aug 4 to hear motions and demurrers for October trial term. Judge Bourquin will preside. Births registered at city hall: a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Sullivan 826 North Montana July 42? a son to Mr and Mrs Westley 618 La Platte Street. A daughter to Mrs and Mrs William Clark 974 Montana Street. A son to Mr and Mrs D W Bonney 9 Seal Terrace Walkerville July 9.
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Orton Bros. Digest
Post
All Story
P. O
Patrick Leary
Missoura Avenue
Deer Lodge
George Basich
Galena Street
T. Verner Moore
Lewisohn
Kevin
Harold
Cen- Joeterville
Salt Lake
Nevin
Margaret Murphy
South Adaho ‘Street
L. J. Solomon
Anaconda
Murphy
Anacon
Butte
George M. Bourquin
John ‘Sullivan
Montana Street
Mie
Ht. Westley
la Platte Street
William Clark
D. W. Bonney
Seal Terrace
Walkerville
Japanese Governor General regrets dream of Koreans
Before leaving Seoul for Tokyo, Governor General Hasegawa said Korean disturbances had ceased due to pacifying steps by authorities and public self control. He regretted some Koreans still dream of independence or drift in doubt that could disturb national accord and progress.
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Seoul
Korea
Associated Press
Tokio
Hasegawa
Red Cross price cuts in Balkans ease Balkan hunger
In Bucharest the American Red Cross and relief programs drove down scarce goods prices. Sugar fell from 4.50 to about 1 per pound as Hoover shipments arrived in Constanza with milk fat and foods. Rail, cloth and thread costs dropped. transport woes keep goods costly. a cotton thread trader earned 5800 from a trunkload amid ongoing shortages.
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Bucharest
American Red Cross
American Relief Administration
A. “Hoover
Constanza
Romania
Paris
Naval Reserve
Jack
M News
4 News
Palmer Defends Administration as Alien Property Custodian
Senatorial hearing on July day featured Mitch el Palmer defending his role as attorney general and alien property custodian. He rejected accusations by Harold Remington and L 3 Kennard that his office mishandled alien enemy property and said claims are resolved by federal courts and eventual congressional legislation after a peace proclamation. The testimony included an affidavit from Kennard repudiating Remington’s charges and a note that Palmer never personally decided cases, with subordinates handling them.
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Washington
A. Mitchel Palmer
Senate
Harold Remington
New York
L. 3
Kennard
Trndiana
Remington
Department ‘of Justice
Palmer
Ken- New
Indiana
Temiington
Attorney Generals
Justice of the
Art
Attorney General
Congress
Shipping Probe Begins After House Vote
Washington July 24_by unanimous vote the house adopted a resolution for a special committee to probe Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corp activities. The aim is to determine 50,000,000 appropriated and expended.
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Washington
House
Senators Ack for Text of French Pact
Washington July 24. Republican and Democratic senators debated Tafts plan for interpretations of the League of Nations covenant and the Shantung question as they pressed for simultaneous presentation of pensions with the German treaty. Lodge Brandegee Hitchcock Williams Lenroot and Robinson figure in the debate over ratification and possible reservations.
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Washington
Tafts
League of
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Brandegee
Connecticut
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Williams
Missippi
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Taft
McCumber
North Dakota
McNary
Oregon
Shantung
Japan
Shantung Peninsula
Fletcher
Florida
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Coal famine blamed on consumers in forecasted shortage
Washington Hi Cushing managing director of the American Wholesale Coal association told the house rules committee that the public would be to blame for the coal famine the country would face next winter. There is plenty of coal in the ground and miners to mine it but coal users must buy so the road will be mined.
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Washington Hi. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
House Rules Committee
Leasing of Mineral Lands Proposed in Senate
Washington July 24 Bills proposing a government leasing system for coal sodium and phosphate lands and for disposal of lands with non metalliferous minerals were introduced by Senator Lenroot Republican Wisconsin. They were referred to the public land committee which will meet next Wednesday to consider Senator Smoots bill for leasing oil and mineral lands. Basket makers before the war earned about 18 4 a week now about 40 a week.
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Washington
Lenroot
Republican
Wisconsin
Pub
Smoot
Uush
Water barrels spark county jail case in Front Street tale
A Front Street resident described paying 87 for a barrel he believed contained whiskey but found water instead. Police say three men were involved and arrested one, Frank Cooper, who aided in moving a barrel to a Front Street house. Investigators seek the other hirelings as Cooper bonds at 100 dollars.
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Front Street
Frank Cooper
O'Donnell
Cooper
Talbot Avenue
House Committee Seeks Higher Ups in Mistreatment
Washington July 24 Efforts to hold superior officers responsible for maltreatment of American military prisoners in detention camps near Paris will be pursued by a House war investigating committee this week. Chairman Johnson announced that former Sgt Clarence Ball who is serving six months at Fort Jay for mistreating prisoners would testify. Ball quotes higher officers ordering him to beat prisoners. others witness testimony will follow as the inquiry targets ultimate responsibility. Homer S. Cummings is expected before another committee led by Representative Frear to probe aviation expenditures and partisan overtones in the probe.
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Washington
Paris
House War Investigating Committee
Johnson
Sergt
Claren
Fort Jay
N. Y
Ball
Dallinger
Massachusetts
Smith
Nail
Homer S. Cummings
Representative Prear
Wisconsin
Cummins
Democratic Committee
Frear Committee
Northwest
Prear
Cummings
Expunging Obscene Language From Mooney Case Report
July Gillett said to have agreed to expunge portions of the Densmor Mooney case report after government printing officials objected to language they deemed immoral. The speaker consulted authorities and ordered removal of the worst invectives, including conversations obtained via a dictaphone in the printing office.
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Gillett
Densmor
Mooney
Kovernm Printing Office
Fickert
Oregon legislature urged to call special suffrage session
Salem July 24. Gov. newspaper says Dr. Otis Cooper today refused to call out the Oregon legislature to ratify final Woman suffrage amendments unless a majority of both houses request such a session and agree to bear their own expenses. He warned he would give serious and careful consideration to calling the session if ratification depended on the legislature’s action.
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Salem. Dre
Nlcott
Oregon
Kcton
Mor
Boy Confesses Killing Playmate in Oregon Attic
George Miller Jr., seven, admitted to Portland police that a 45 caliber army pistol fired accidentally, killing playmate Frank McCauley. The boy’s body was found last night hidden in the attic of the Miller home.
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Portland
Ore
George Miller, Jr
Frank McCauley
McCauley
Miller
Powerful Wireless Station Proposal to Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt proposes a high power wireless station near the mouth of the river to relieve trans-Pacific cable congestion. The project, estimated at about three million dollars, would be advanced to Congress as recommended by Roosevelt, the assistant secretary of the navy, in a communication to the chamber of commerce.
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Portland
Orc
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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White House
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Mabel Willams
Martin Huddott
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Lyon
John J. M’carthy
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Allon
Mit
Velvet Toba
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Valencia
Centerville
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John Gillie
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