Domestic science course eyed for Butte schools by women groups
A committee of women from local organizations urged establishing a domestic science department at Butte High School. They noted the need for girls with and without homes to benefit, with space considered atop the manual training annex. The board referred the matter to the proper committee, promising future action.
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Butte High School
Downer
K Edgar Barclay
Anna Batten
Peter Brinig
Benjamin Brinton
Fayette A. Cannon
Herman D. Gillis
Alexander Colton
Deforest Hedges 'Wrave
E. Roy Grigg
Arthur Johnson
Ed Lundquist
Alice Marie Naughton
Grover Nissler
Torgus Hans Oaas
Myron Elmo Reynolds
Reanie Deltena Billings
Elizabeth Bostwick
Marvel R. Coulter
Blanch A. Demers
Ruby Dixon
Letha BR. Esters
Fred Gaethke
Rena Blanch Grandpre
Edythe Jane Haggerty
Maude Hartnell
Jessie May Hosking
Gordon House
Hugo Kenck
Irene Eloise Laurandeau
Elsie Marshall
Kathryn Matheson
Nettie Meager
Carl McMillan
Ellen Knowles Olson
Jane O'Niel
Hazel Sherrard
Ralph Sipple
Loretta Swanson
Anna Regina Trotter
Gladys Welch
Hallie Madeline Beall
Karl Bennett
Wynne Clair Berry
Iowa
Florence Booth
Helen Marie Coulter
Hazel Curnow
Christine Bee Davis
Albert Eugene Dorais
Johanna Helen Driscoll
Irene Elee
Viola Claire Fluke
Minerva Elizabeth Foote
Elsie Grunert
Katherine Warrington
Hattie Johnson
Emma Lucy Kemper
Mabel Lyden
Irene Caroline Marsh
Dorothy Ellen Passmore
Dora Swan Reichert
Grace Yates Saner
Walter Small
Helen Swan
Emma Gertrude Taylor
Bessie Louis Tretheway
Annie Jane Williams
Ruth Lindsay
Arthur Saner
Alfreda Maude Smith
Mildred Elizabeth Whitney
Mary O'Neill
Miss O'Neill
Mary Newell
Butte
Restrain Roads In Rate Rises Ahead of June Implement
A federal petition charges the Western Trunk Line Committee with unlawful restraint of trade. It alleges members conspired in 1909 1910 to raise freight rates across the western territory by 10 to 20 percent on 60 percent of commodities, threatening universal increases if not enjoined by June 1.
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Western Trunk Line Committee
United States
Western Trunk Line
Pins Set Against Us by Railroad Chief in Rate Fight
Chicago May 3. E P Ripley president of the Santa Fe system said the government would seek to enjoin Western Traffic Association railroads from advancing rates tomorrow. He charged shippers were misled by movement leaders, defended railroad spending and warned of future harm if properties are not kept up. He disputed shipper claims of rising income per mile and said net earnings declined in 1908 despite economy.
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Chicago
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fe
Western Traffic Association
Ripley
Best Tuc Shirting Prints Sale Figures For Girls Wear
The ad touts 16 yards of best tuc shirting prints at 1.00 with many light colors and fast color fabrics. It highlights 10c kimonos and robe prints, Persian patterns, ginghams at sale prices, organdie lawn, batistes, new shirt waist effects, and economy linens and summer flannels with multiple patterns and colorings.
Pretty Dresden Patterns for New Dress Fabrics
Delights readers with Dresden patterns and colors for house dresses and kimonos. Notes dainty, serviceable designs in fast colors offered at sale prices per yard. reference 6446 and window display.
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Milady
Dresden
La Follette Seeks Immediate Action on Railroad Rates
Senator La Follette introduced resolutions urging the attorney general to sue to block new railroad rate increases and to require Interstate Commerce Commission approval. He argued wage increases do not justify higher charges and warned of heavy railroad profits from the raises. Elkins did not permit a railroad bill vote that day.
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Washington
la Follette
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin
Senate
Elkins
Mr. la Follette
Mr. Elkins
Nurse-Doctor Struggle Over Patient’s Worsening Condition
A Chicago Tribune report notes the patient rallied briefly overnight and shows unexpected strength in the morning. He refuses further medicine citing vile side effects, prompting Dr. Kallowmell to seek steps to improve his condition.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Kallowmell
Norton Likely to Succeed Carpenter as Secretary to the President
National Capital Affairs in Brief reports that Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Charles Norton of Chicago is expected to become secretary to the president, with Taft seeking an administrator to relieve him of minor duties. The note also covers Nicaragua and Bluefields customs, Omaha water-system purchase, a tax ruling in Hertz-Woodman, and a denied Jim Crow appeal from the Chiles case.
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Washington
the Treasury
Charles Norton
Chicago
Fred W. Carpenter
Mr. Loeb
Roosevelt
Mr. Norton
Mr. Carpenter
Morocco
United States Supreme Court
Hertz-Woodman
Lurton
McKenna
Fuller
Day
Supreme Court of the United States
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