Family travels deluxe in automobile to coast
A wealthy St. Paul manufacturer J. J. Sheppard travels with wife and mother on a three week road trip to the Coast. They plan to visit Glacier National Park and the Puget Sound country via Spokane, with hotel luxuries and camping comforts. Mrs. O. T. Sheppard gained weight on the journey.
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J. J. Sheppard
St. Paul
O. T. Sheppard
Twin Cities
C. T. Sheppard
Butte
Glacier National Park
Puget Found Country
Spokane
Mackabians Organize In Butte For New Campaign
W. X. Jemtora state commander in Utah of the Knights of the Maccabees of the World arrives in Butte to launch a fresh membership drive. Mr Jefford from Park City, Utah, will stay in Butte indefinitely to organize a drill team and implement steps to benefit the local lodge.
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W. X. Jemtora
Utah
Knights of the Maccabees of the World
Butte
Jefford
Park City
Rotary movement spreads rapidly at San Francisco convention
J Witherspoon of Butte reports at the Rotary international convention in San Francisco that delegates from 176 hubs favor expansion and ethics reforms. The meeting eyed growth in membership, new governance posts, and plans to push Rotary influence into South America and other regions.
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Rotary Sub
Nderstood
San Francisco
Hutte
Mment
South America
Hines
Rotary Cabs
Allen Ben Albert
Minneapolis
International Organization
Rufus Chapin
Chicago
Chesley R. Perry
United States
McDonald Sees New Trends In Home Furnishings
Leo F. McDonald, Montana Mattress manager, returns to Butte with an outlook on new furniture styles. Jacobean and Williams and Mary Myles lead this year while the Straight Line is passe. Oak and mahogany woods dominate with Adams period in vogue for bedrooms. Upholstered living room and library pieces rise, tapestries popular, velours shown, mulberry and blue favored. Dr George W Young and Miss Lucy Paradise of Philipsburg wed yesterday at 3 PM at Rogan home and depart for Salt Lake for honeymoon.
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Leo F. McDonald
Montana Mattress Company
Butte
Jacobean
Willaims
Mary Myles
McDonald
George W. Young
Lucy Paradise
Philipsburg
Drelock
William J. Rogan
Salt Lake
Horoscope Forecasts Broad Prosperity and Risks Ahead
Venus Jupiter and Neptune align for men and women bringing luck in arts and weddings while warnings of scandal temptations in high places linger. Trade may suffer heavy losses yet theaters and amusements look buoyant. war fears rise with accidents and taxation forecast but ultimate Allied victory hinted. Birthdays bring happiness and misgivings about marriages for girls.
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Jupiter
Neptune
Earth
Leo
France
Italy
Tome
Canada
Prrtain
Mars
Tupher
United Kingdom
West
McClure Paper Syndicate
Local Playhouses Feature Yuma Mystery Vaudeville Act
Patrons at Sullivan and Considine press theater will witness Yuma, the marvelous mystery, a seven foot performer who encases himself in a Vox two by two foot stage box to change costumes. The program includes Carrie Auerbach and other stars expected to draw praise.
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Sullivan & Considine Press Theater
Yuma
Mise Carrie Auerbach
Smallest Woman in the World Seen at Ansonia
Ansonia Theater in Butte promotes three days with Chiquita, the 39 year old, 36 inch tall, under 30 pound performer described as the world's smallest mature woman. She sings in English Spanish and Mal and appears in Parisian fashion by Worth. Managerial efforts sought her Chicago engagement but brought her to Butte first, promising a rare opportunity for local audiences.
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Butte
Ansonia Theater
Ansonia
Chiwits
Chiquita
Worth
Paris
Chicago
Bell tolled for late patrolman Thrace in Butte funeral
Police from Butte gathered for the death of Patrolman James Thrace who died after failing to arrest James Dwyer a convict. Requiem high mass was held at St Josephs church with city officials among pallbearers. Dwyer remains jailed as coroner says heart failure caused the death.
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Butte Police Department
James Thrace
James Dwyer
Exsconvict
California Street
St. Joseph's Church
City Hall
O'Conneil and
Sullivan
Murphy
Halley
Harvey
Lydon Dwyer
Lane
National Park Hold Up Yields Little Evidence
After a second probe into the Yellowstone Park holdup, DOJ special agent EW Byrner returns to Butte with scant new information and little confidence of solving the case. The robber took only 104 dollars and no jewelry, while the truck was reportedly signaled near the Halfway House on Ari fonts street, leaving minimal clues. The motorman noted limited clearance for a reliable pursuit.
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Yellowston National Park
Byrner
Department of Justice
Butte
Ari Fonts Street
This Season Skirt Styles Emphasize Versatile Gored Design
A fashion note highlights several tied skirts for outings with smart cuts and tailored lines. The pictured three gored skirt features a high or normal waist, fashionable patch pocket, and a finished low hem in any desired length.
Summer school ends at high school in Butte
The second annual summer school in Butte closes with 260 pupils, six days a week, two studies per pupil, progress noted. High school exams today at 1:80 o clock. Principal Bruce Mil Hiken led staff including Miss Venus, Miss Rodes, Miss Sullivan, Eugene Corrie, Hugo Glduz, John Dawson, and I Lukenville.
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Butte
O Remester
Lincol
Bruce
Mil Hiken
Helen Venus
Tila Rodes
Mary Sullivan
Eugene Corrie
Hugo Glduz
John Dawson
Lukenville
Theington
Elk Park Road Reopens In Fine Shape After Improvements
Reports say the Elk Park road in Jefferson County is now in good condition after major overhauls, with sections rebuilt and others dragged and topped. A driver named James Rey reports speeds of 38 mph over the renewed stretch despite prior concerns among motorists. Weather did not affect the work and the July 2 note cites ongoing upgrades and road stabilization.
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Elk Park
Jefferson County
James Rey~holds
Boulder Wat Springs
Brussels Fined Again for Zeppelin Destruction
Paris reports that Brussels faces a further fine of $1,000,000 imposed by German authorities after a Zeppelin airship was destroyed at Evere by Allied aviators. A Havre correspondent for Petit Parisien provides details.
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Paris
Tirussels
Evere
Havre
Petit Parisien
Concert Box Office Opens for Indebations Concert Sale
Box office opens today at noon for the concert seat sale tied to a choral recital by the Stevens Glee Club and an augmented city choir. Invitations exchange for reserved seats. the event features the city’s bands, a union of talent, and a promising evening.
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Connetion
Stevens Glee Club
Treloar
Colbert's
State Saylings Bank
Park and Main
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