Mines Bureau Director to Visit Butte for Rescue Station
Director Van H Manning of the United States Bureau of Mines will visit Butte within a week to arrange the new mine rescue station authorized by Congress. About 335,000 is set for the station, with plans to consult miners and select a site. Safety stations will be at Reno and Raton, with Butte as the Montana location, and three rescue cars to be built for rapid disaster response.
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Washington
van H. Manning
United States Bureau of Mines
Butte
Congress
Lane
Manhing
Fairbanks
Alaska
Tucson
Ariz
Pacific Northwest
Bureau of the
Mont
Reno
New
Raton
N.M
Bureau of Mines
HEW HOSPITAL FUND GROWING STEADILY
Campaign workers for the Deaconess hospital report noon luncheon receipts reaching 1800 with three days left to meet the 100,000 goal. Subscriptions from Hennessy Co and many businesses and individuals boost confidence as workers plan today’s luncheon at Gamers and seek larger daily totals. Leaders urge increased efforts while promising a summer opening for the new hospital, with Ladies Aid and Mountain View church members involved in related活动.
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Deaconess
Gamer's
Tme
Amon
In Hennessy Company
Mitchell
Deaconess Hospital
Butte
Hennessy & Co
T. J. Bensnett
Lisa Cash Grocery
Improvement Society
O. Angeli Jr
Western Iron Works
H.J. Strasburger
Rivira
Swanson
M. ‘Trenory
1. C. Smith Friend
Mary Matthews
Sten Bt. Steadman
Sire A. Wangak
C. Wizemmann
GL. Tyler
John A. Hughes
Cooney
Anne J. Williams
M.A. van House
Walter Arnold
H.C
W. Ke." Bowden
A. H. Martin
J. M. Berry
F. E. Thom
J.C. Bradshaw
W. Well
Brokenshire
R. McDonald
Mary Doughty
D. A. McClure
W. Osenburg
G. Gregory
Elsie Grunert
H. G Newton
Chourneld
Sarah O'Donnell
R. M. "Ralph
M. Hayes
J. A. Duff
Maria Jones
George ‘Northam
Sue McDermott
L. Biltens
George Herrin
Conchin
F. Rowe
Thomas Rogers
Fring
Lonahan
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Mountain View Church
Columbia Gardens
Orient Patiently Wanting War to End in Butte
H C Rice, a traveler who spent last winter and spring in China, Japan, Korea and the Philippines, notes Orient citizens ask how long the war will last. He senses a shift of world interest toward the Far East as talks of peace loom and observes Japanese patriotism amid espionage concerns.
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Orient
Japan
H. C. Rice
Far East
Mr. Rice
Butte
Omni
Aly
Nippon
Open Door Policy Criticisms and Asian Power Shifts
The article argues that Chinese seek peaceful, honest labor while Japanese are organized into a government machine. It cites Mr. Rice on a Chinese revolution allegedly stirred by Japan, questions Sun Yat Sen’s ties to Tokyo, notes Japanese expansion and impunity under the open door policy, and predicts turmoil in China and in Philippine self-government if granted independence after four years.
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United States
China
Congress
America
Japan
Rice
Asia
Sun Yat Sen
Orient
Tokio
Chin
Mr. Rice
Europe
Firecracker Injury Suit Against Vendor
Elmer Jackson through guardian William Jackson sues C T Lomas for 5000 over injuries from a firecracker sold July 9 in violation of city firework ordinances. One cracker exploded in his left hand causing loss of part of the thumb and index finger. Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel note correcting a past fire. Alhambra Mont July 25 1916.
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Elmer Jackson
William Jackson
C. T. Lomas
Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel
Alhambra, Hot Springs
Sunnyside
Alhambra
Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Mont
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Basin
Bernice, Mont
Craig, Mont
Elk Park, Mont
Wilder
Fee Raish AS
Great Northern
D. E. Wilder
North Main Street
Butte, Montana
Chicago
Anaconda
de Luxe Service
North Coast Limited
Milwaukee
Chicago and North Western Line
Omaha
Suxth Ave
Helena
Wes
Weyman-Bruton Company
Asion Square
New York
ABC
Mines Bureau
Ing
Secretary of the Interior
HEW Hospital
Gearhart
Gomventent
North Bank’ Road
California
Cascades
Ord
North Bank Road
Neket
Ament
Great Northern Ry
R. J. Crozier
A.G. PB. A
Portland
Ore
Krumbles
Cboe
Putte Mesa
Kellogg
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