Wilson Expects Air To Clear On Shantung Fraes
Washington July discussions with Japan over the Shantung provision of the peace treaty have reached a hopeful stage. Senator Spencer Republican Missouri says the president expects developments within days that will clear the air and silence senate opposition. Negotiations with Japan are informal, with no final determination on domestic independence in Shantung.
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Washington
Japan
Shantung
Wilson
Senate
Spencer
Missouri
Gelaite
White’ House
State Department
Chars Acker
Tokioay
Gina
Lodge
Bat Spencer
Mfc
Wilson Proms
Brance
Son
Branco
Germany
Butte News Notes and Local Meetings
Rent pianos from Orton Bros. and purchase writing materials at the P. O. News Stand. Montana Pioneer society will hold a meeting at the intel hotel headquarters at 8 p.m. Saturday July 26. Dr. T. Werner Moore resumes practice in the Lewisohn building with office hours 9-10 a.m. 1-3 and 7-8 p.m. Sundays by appointment. Rev John Hall visits Butte and will preach Sunday evening at First Baptist Church where Hall is choirmaster and organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Digest
Post
P.O. News
P. O. News
Sons and Daughters of the
Montana Pioneer Society
Inten
Fred W. Scheuer
T. Werner Moore
Lewisohn
John Hall
A. B
McEehureh
Ribault, Minn
Edward C. Hall
Butte
First Baptist Church
Hall
Denver to own municipal market for foods and fuel
Mayor Bailey and city cabinet announced tentative plans for a municipal food meat and fuel market to cut living costs. An immediate feasibility study will consider purchasing and selling government backed food stocks at cost, modeled after Seattle’s municipal fish market. The plan aims to start within 80 days unless federal action lowers prices.
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Dewey C. Bailey
War Department
Seattle
Denver
Bailey
Pacific Fleet Reaches Colon on Panama Canal Journey
The newly organized Pacific fleet of the U S Navy entered Colon this morning with aircraft escort. Warships Georgia and Vermont joined the fleet at Colon and are to pass through Gatun locks en route to Gatun Lake. Admiral Hugh Rodman commands from the taxship New Mexico directing movements. The fleet will stay in Colon until Monday with entertainments planned.
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Colon
Pacific Fleet
United States Navy
Fawn
Gatun Locks
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacife
Canal
Georgia
Vermont
Gatun Lake
Bi Joa
Pacific
Hugh Rodman
New Mexico
Newio
New York
Wyoming
Bat
First Siberia veteran Bert McDonald returns home to Butte
Herbert Bert McDonald of 429 South Crystal street, a private in Company A of the Third regiment engineers, arrived home after two years in service including time in the Philippines and Siberia. He praises fellow Butte troops and Red Cross aid, recalls the six day hike with the Twenty seventh infantry toward Khabarovsk, and notes five men from Siberia aboard the ship that landed in San Francisco after a 45 day voyage via Nagasaki Manila Guam and Monoluk. He hopes all Butte soldiers return soon.
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Butte
Tommy O'Neil
Siberian
Albert
Siberia
Alen
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Khabaroosk
Morrow
Blheria
San Francisco
Packing King Dies Suddenly
Patrick Cudahy, president of Cudahy Packing Co of Milwaukee, died suddenly this afternoon from an apoplectic stroke. A multimillionaire, he retired from active business after building a vast packing empire starting as a 12 year old in labor at a packing concern. He later partnered with Reo and Plankinton, forming the Cudahy Packing Co and leaving a lasting mark on the industry.
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Milwauker
Wis
Patrick Cudahy
Cudahy. Packing Company
Cudahy
Mich
John
Reo
Plankinton Find Armour
Plankinton
Cudahy Packing Company
Cudahy Din
State May Elevator Project In Helena Faces Bond Sale Setback
The Montana State May elevator project in Helena encountered a funding hurdle as private bidders did not bid on the $250,009 bonds authorized for financing. A board meeting is planned to explore disposal options, with construction delayed until a solution is found.
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Helena
Saw
Weho
Firefront Flats Forest Fire Forces Soldier Help
Misoula reports say soldiers may be called to combat fires in forest districts. Officials describe the situation as alarming and worsening with extreme dryness hindering control efforts. Rain is the only hoped solution as several blazes in the Missoula reserve and surrounding areas spread rapidly threatening ranches and towns along the river.
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Missoula
Forest Service
Stewart
I Giers
Lawa
Idaho
Wati
Swarts
Gilbert
Missoula Rive
Cross Arenied
Ruthe Selway
Anoth Perce
Shortage of Firefighters Amid Forest Blaze in St. Regis District
Forest ranger in the federal employment bureau reports a continued shortage of men to fight fires as new blazes erupt in the St. Regis district. Forty men were sent yesterday and the day before, with the Butte office of the Deer Lodge national forest promising more help. Applicants should contact the director of the reemployment bureau on Hamil Street for immediate assignment.
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Forest Ranger
Federal Employment Bureau
St. Regis
Butte
Deer Lodge National Forest
Hamil Street
Ronan Flour Mill and Valley County Livestock Coop Formations
A historical notice outlines incorporation filings in Valley County including the Ronan Flour Mill decision and the Grand Grove Ranch company. It notes plans to improve livestock through new breeds and shipping, with several local firms like W. E. Bowlin of Billings involved in these early corporate actions.
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Ronan Flour Mill
Ronan i
Imam Wut
Ito Hood
Eti
Inna
Livestock Shipping Company
Grove Ranch Company
Gi Falls
Geyser
W. KE Bowlin
Billings, Mercantile, Fealty and Livestock’ Concern
Mikado's Brothers to Tour America
Japanese newspapers report three brothers in law of Emperor Yoshihito will tour the United States, Great Britain and France for military detection. They will stay abroad about three years. The travelers are Princes Kitashirakawa Asaka and French to Luxembourg.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Yoshihito
United States
Great Tritain
France
Kitashirakawa
Asaka
Action bill on franchise for women dropped by house
London report notes the act ion bill to grant women the franchise on the same terms as men but only at age 30 was dropped by the House of Lords this evening.
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London
Associated Press
House of Jords
Helena Woman to Wed French Peer in London
Helena resident Mrs. Alston of Helena was engaged to Thomas A. Marlow, a mining friend. The couple planned a London wedding after Marlow sent affidavits and demanded a birth certificate under British law.
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Helena
Clark
Marlow
Norman Holter
State Directors Award Contracts For Bridges
The state highway commission awarded bridge projects including Huntley river stone work to Billings company for 63.00 and 55,000 for the same firm. Ravalli county crosses to Buell Bridge company. Carter county Yellows Security bridge and Forsyth Ashland road in Dawson county are listed as federal aid projects.
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Luna
Trin
Huntley Bridge
Stone River
Company of
Billings
Ston
Bat Crossing
Ravalli County
Buell Bridge Company
Yellows ‘Security
Carter County
Livingston
Forsyth Ashland Road
Dawson Gouniy
Co'We
Forsyth
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Hallmark
Shantung Frages
Bute News Notes
Ficfleet
Canal Zone
Ellis
West Park
Oechsli
West Broadway
Montan
Towe-Winterhalter- Hannifin Co. Jewelers of Quality
West Park Street
Asia
Bert McDonald
Conti
Nent
Herbert G. McDonald
McDonald
Greeti
Northland
Tommy
S. W. Brew
Bet
Falcon County
Wcarthy, Bryant & CO
Swift
John J. Carthy
Ladies ‘Our June
Ladies’ Garment Store
East Park Street
Mikado
America
Prench
Luxembur Frankfort
Exch
Luxemburg
Gurney
Tor
Duu
McCarthy’s Banitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Royal Club
Lyon
McCarthy's Sanitary Store
E. Park St
Columbia Hones and Newbrok Drug Co
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