Fishermen Do Good Business At Butte Public Market
Fishermen brought 400 pounds of whitefish to Butte's new municipal market and sold out within half an hour at 17 1 4 cents a pound. The wagon returned to the farmers with plans to return Thursday, while farmers and Chinese from Nine Mile sought market use and authorities prepared for more produce sales. Telegrams went to surrounding towns about the market opening, with expectations of more farmers arriving during the week.
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Butte
Mornihe Shermen
Liblle
Is Hole
Nine Mile
Chicago Carmen Vote to Strike Signals Tense Labor Action
Fragmented dispatches from Chicago and New York July 28 29 report a potential or ongoing strike among streetcar workers and maritime crews. Union leaders claim tentative accords and warnings toward ship movements while Alberta and British Columbia unions stage strikes. The Liverpool lock workers settlement ends with workers optimistic about gains.
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Jamers
Algary
Alberta
Aevochapter
United
Sine
Columba
Liverpool
Associated Press
Auto Collisions Spur Complaints Near Bungalow
Two late Sunday night and early Monday crashes near the Bungalow led to reckless driving charges. J. W Nick's car struck a wax fan and horses killing one, while a Finlander party including Henry Moralenen and Pete Gabto struck Ed Thomas's truck. One Finnish driver injured. Thomas's truck damaged. investigations by sheriff's office.
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J. W Nick
Mike Borie
Jerry Leary
Sheriff's Office
Henry Moralenen
Pete Gabto
el Ojala
Matt Koxone
Ed ‘Thomas
Thomas
No Diseased Meat Sold in Butte
City Meat Inspector Stevenson disputed Dr W C Matthews statements at a private hearing of the state commission investigating rising living costs in Butte. Stevenson testified that all Butte shops are regularly inspected, condemned meat is destroyed, and government inspected meats dominate local sales. He noted specific condemnations and that Hansen company and the Butte slaughter house operate in the county.
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Stevenson
W. C. Matthews
State Commission
Butte
Matthews
Tom
Hansen Butchering Company
Butte Slaughter House
Hansen Company
Jock
Packer
Shea
State Board of Health
State Board
Berger Likes I. W. W. More Than Gompers
Washington January 28 Berger testifying before a committee investigating a seat in the house said he preferred the I. W. W. to the American Federation of Labor because Samuel Gompers has been the tool of capitalists for some time. He supported intervention in Mexico in 1916 and opposed the draft for 1917 arguing war to repel invasion would be a crime against humanity and that the last war was the greatest crime ever committed.
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Washington
Gany
Berger
Tom
House
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Mexico
Breatis
Out-of-town guests flood Butte hotels
An overland automobile party from the far south arrived in Butte and registered at the Leggat. Guests included H C Ramsey Bozeman I Booker Lewis J W Kelly Polson and Fred L Hernson Lakeview plus numerous travelers from Shreveport and along the Yellowstone route visiting Leggat and Finlen hotels.
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Grand ‘Hotel
H.C. Ramsey
Bozeman
I. Bookers
Lewis
Aire
J. W. Kelly
Polson
Fred' L. Hernson
Lakeview
Legeat
Shreveport
Tacs
Mer Jones
Sybl
Misse
Lena Jones
Leggat
Lesgat
Loverland
Park
Gray and Son
Upland
Mind
Stiew
Catherine Yarnell
Lon’ Angeles
Omr
Heeea Fisher
Ris
Nora Moen
Stamford
P._E. Taylor
Gus Landstadt
Butte
Yellowstone Park
Philipsburg
William Coates
Marion Coates
Martinsdale
Lees
Ben Holter
Whitefish
P. G. Edsal
M. J. O'Connell
Gallatin Valley
W. Montgomery
Great Falls
E. Berry
J.B. Shaw
Wisdom
M. Martin
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Thornton
Frank Eliel
Mary H. Phillips
Charlotte Hansen
P. A. Danaher
Boise
Idaho
Marion Stone
Clayton Davidson
J. W. Beaver
Billings
J. A. Talbott
Twin Falls
L. A. Loomis
Virginia City
Laura Misenhelders
Finlen
B. H. Bryan
F. Bayne
W. A. Sherlock
Toston
L. A. Dudley
Madison Valley
J. H. Burton
I B. F. Crosswhite
Anaconda
C. K. Wyman
Aerial Training Firm Organized in Butte Montana
Inland Empire Aerial Training corporation filed for incorporation in Butte. The school aims to teach flying and aerial exhibitions with future aircraft and automobile garages. Members include John Hessert of Livingston, a licensed pilot and ex army instructor, and Jack Needham of Whitehall, a former first class mechanic in aerial camps.
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Butte
Inland Empire
Aerial Training Corporation
Montana
John Hessert
Livingston
Ser
United States Army
Hesser
Whitehall
Army
Jack Needham
Texas
Carranza Chie of Bandit Gang Not a Government
In hearings on the Gould resolution, archaeologist William Gates of Baltimore told the house rules committee that Carranza’s Mexico is “not a government but a band of outlaws.” He said Wilson was betrayed by Carranza and that private interests shape the background. A rancher paid a $1500 ransom for his kidnapped son, with Mexican authorities promising refunds and measures to punish bandits. The National Association for Protection of American Rights in México released updated murder figures, listing five new victims among Americans killed since 1910.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
America
William Gates
Baltimore
House Rules Committee
Gould
Gates
Wilson
John” Wert Thompson
Mexico City
Bandite
State Department
Lansing
Foreign Office
Thompson Ranch
Mexico Cis
York
National Association For Protection of American Rights In
Me c
Jete
Pessoa Inaugurated Brazilian Leader Ceremony Report
A presidential inauguration in Brazil with President Pessoa taking office. Diplomatic corps members and other high officials attended a reception marking the ceremony and welcoming the new administration.
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Pessoa
Jean
Pes
Alplomatic Corps
Rnment
Car Turns Over Injuring Driver in Columbia Area
An automobile with several persons turned over yesterday on a driveway near Columbia garde between the ball park and the bridge over the street car track. George Benjamin of 2301 Lewisohn Street, at the wheel, suffered severe bruises to his back and shoulders and was taken to Murray hospital. Other occupants were uninjured.
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Columbia Garde
Ball Park
George Benjamin
Lewisohn Street
Murray Hospital
World record bull brings 350000 at show sale
An agricultural show featured a bull sold for about 350000, claimed as a world record price. The event highlighted rare cattle milestones and drew buyers from multiple farms and firms.
Graves of Yanks Receiving Care
New York July 18. Less than one half of one percent of American soldiers who died on the fields of France were buried unidentified, Col. J. B. Herron of the 18th says in a report to the war department. The statements come as part of testimony before a committee on a war investigation. Eight exceptions died in France, with Maj. Frederick A. Mahan the only body returned without reference to military authorities.
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New York
Battfields
France
J. 8. Herron
Hay Dan France
Gwe
Maren
I Mtarch
Dare Hospital
Frederick A. Mahan
Paris
Wheat movement shows weekly rise in harvest flow
New York July 28 wheat and flour movement data from the US Wheat Growers Bureau reports 38,793,000 bushels received from farms for the week ending July 18, up from 34,493,000 the prior week and 32,618,000 the same week last year. Flour production reached 1,753,000 barrels, higher than the previous week and year earlier readings.
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New York
United States Rain Corporation
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Ries
Arbuckle
Brodie
Jeweler Peoples Theater
East Park Street
DR. Davis
Owsley Block Park
Columbia ‘Graphopho
Newbro Drug CO
West Park Street
Ladies Our
Chicago
Carmen
Marine Strike Hinds
Gulf Seaboard
The
Marin Willams
Party of
Bty
Butte Butchers
Gompers
KE. R. Purinton
Helen
C. G. Johanesson
W. A. Harnick
F. E. Sabin
C. N. Milton
Brant
Mary McLaren
Harold Lloyd
the Pathe News
Carranza Chie
Mercury and
Wyoming Streets
Richard Gilbertson
J. Lunneville
M. Butte
Mont
J. Bettman & Co
Studio Grand
West Broadway
Russell Chubb Howe
Yeeen Bank
Ike Cram
Medlin Pharmacy
Kodak and Camera
Mali
Calkins CO
N. Main St. Butte
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