Wickersham Tells Of His Employment Before Attorney General
Washington May 31 Attorney General Wickersham testified before the House Committee on Expenditures, discussing postwar antitrust enforcement. He cited cases against Standard Oil and American Tobacco and explained views on prison sentences, prosecutions, and government actions related to antitrust law.
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Washington
Cision
Auprene
Standard Oil
Jotora
Anti-Trass
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Uris
Toul
Stannard Ol
Tobacco
Wilekovanni N
Henas
Cottery Cit
New York
Wickarahain
Newans
Chatrinin Beall
United States Steel Corporation
Ninn of
Strong & Cadawallader
Fee
American Silgir Refining Company
Henry W. Taft
Wickarghim
Wickergham
John Manry Varmmi
Strone & Caduwallader
Sugar Trust
Janda
Hammond
Soar TeHaing Company
Hasemeyer
Waft
Bordered Lawns and Wash Fabrics on Sale Today
A sale notice offers 156 fine printed lawns and haustes in assorted patterns and colors, all fast colors. Regular value. now 35 cents per yard. Also 50 cent wash fabrics in various patterns including fancy voile, Scotch issues, dimities, wash silk, and silver stripe novelties, on sale for 35 cents per yard. Come early.
Bargain Sale on Fine Silk Taffeta and Silks
A period advert lists Black Taffeta 19 inches wide at 1 dollar per yard, plus 420 counts and woven silks. It promotes Foulard Silks, satin finish Peau de Cygne, colored Pongee Silks, Albatross veiling, and Fancy Mohair fabrics with sale prices from 24 to 60 cents per yard and regular values cited.
Gingham and Percale Fabric Sale Notes
Plain colors blue pink gray and tan ginghams offered at 5c to 10c per yard with fast colors and good weight. Light colored percales at 46 inches wide shown in light hues, valued at 12c to 20c, featuring D C Chambray ginghams and related fabrics with bargain framing.
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Gale
Seersucker Gingham Fabric Sale Ad Text
Textile ad notes heavy seersucker gingham in purse string and striped patterns with fast colors. On sale standard dress ginghams, all fast colors, last 10 cents value shown, dozens of styles to select from, for sale in Be.
Reinstatement order reshapes city police ranks
After a court ruling, the mayor ordered the chief of police to reinstate 18 members to the palace roll, with 12 seats added for the night shift. The body now totals 40, including all department affiliates, as names like Lou Otkin James Rowand Oscar Jun Gente Haber Tiye William Van Orta and others are listed among those restored.
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Novia
Ane
Ara Lou Otkin
James Rowand
Oxcar Iungente
Haber Tiiey
William van Orta
Anial Eatrebild
Alexander Whitmay
Huh Speers
John Nelson
Dua Paterson
Teva Weeks
Reba Gilbert
Frank White
Acon
Phils
Anja
Charles Lapton
Greet Talla
Formar
Menton and
McManua
Perronna
Mirler
Murphy
Dog Catcher Starts Annual Trip Amid Controversy
The dog catcher begins his yearly circuit today amid calls for tighter controls on stray animals. Complaints allege missteps in prior enforcement, while local authorities insist owners must prove ownership to reclaim pets, with fines up to 2.60. A team from Miles City travels with accompanying boys for a regional engagement.
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Jose
Missing Passenger Located After San Juan Trip Haggle
Mr Lester A Nour and Mrs Hobart tertar were aboard a vessel bound for San Juan when they went missing. The pair have been located after a search effort, ending uncertainty about their fate.
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Hobart Tertar
Boand
San Juan
Woman Plans Coast Trip After Conversation With Sheriff
A woman told the sheriff she has no intention of going to the coast. She will return to the city to meet her husband.
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Boulder Hot Springs
Dynamite Found On Broadway Stirs Fearful Pedestrian
A stick of dynamite was found in the gutter on Broadway. A frightened passerby called police headquarters, an officer removed the explosive, wrapping it in paper and taking it to a Colorado magazine. Police believe it was likely left by a miner ending a shift, averting serious consequences.
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Polles Headqquirters
Wegent
Omeer Ylor
Colorada Ino
Serlona
Straw hats decreed by fashion’s mandate today
Fashion authorities forbid straws unless worn as required for the sartorial parade. The calendar marks a strict code, with leaders urging immediate compliance to avoid social snubs. The piece notes confusion and scattered protests among some citizens while others comply with the rule.
Unclear words suggest attire shift for Derby and Setgon
Fragmentary note mentions disober dine tales and cloudy days. It states L will don a lean lid and derby, with Stetgon returning to the closet, hinting at a wardrobe adjustment or character reference.
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Derby
Train Robbery Report On Burlington Line
A man is accused of accepting a tip and then robbing another passenger on a Burlington train No. Al. Prica, lead brakeman, was detained by Officer Lorath and booked for robbery. The victim claimed he was beaten and forced to surrender money after being described as fleeing from Missoula toward Butte.
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Caldo Pero
Burlington
Lutte
Rumor of Ambrose Named Chief Detective Emerges
Whispers spread that Ambrose may assume the role of chief detective amid ongoing political shakeups. Reported movements include officials at a polite apartment and social groups debating powers at play during a tense adjournment.
Mayor faces protests over detective layoffs rumor
Rumor spread among officers that Ed Morrissey’s suspension left vacancies by firing old detectives, while Ambrose was not seen to verify the claim. Protests grew that the mayor used the layoffs to hire someone never employed by the department.
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Ed Morrissey
Ambrose
Darling Charged With Attempt to Defraud Hotel
A complaint filed in Justice Ornsby s court charges J D Darling with trying to defraud Jim Jeeepar after stopping at the Butta hotel and leaving without paying his bill The county attorney Frank Wirgon filed the complaint The Austrian John Hydrick identified by Mrs Adamovich as the man who assaulted her is held for further action in Tuaticg Mulny rankt Hydrick remains in the county jail
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J. DE. Darling
Jim Jeeepar
Justice Ornsby’s Court
Frank Wirgon
Butte Hotel
Darling
Butta Hotel
John Hydrick
Adamovich
Tutto City
Accom
Wes
Hydric Ix
Butte Central Copper and Colusa Leonard Mortgage Statement
A damaged OCR item reports Butte Central Copper and Colusa Leonard figures. It cites a rate statement showing assets around 92,000,000 with $8,000 cash on hand and no debts. William T. North is named as president and references a $5,000,000 capitalization and $10,000 debt.
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Butte Central Copper
Colusa-Leonard
Avanmint
Central Copper Company
Yale
William T. North
Leonard Extension
Memorial ceremonies by Woodmen of America
The Modern Woodmen of America hold their annual memorial on the first Sunday in tune with a community service at 2 oclock. Foresters and members march to the cemetery to lay sprays on graves. The event includes women’s auxiliary, processions with local orders, and tributes at the auditorium with musical selections and remarks by A. A. Walker. A memorial program follows with recitals, solos, and choir performances. Also noted is the death of 14 year old Aldendorf, with funeral arrangements announced.
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Woodmen of
America
Odges
Forester Reams
Ce Teemakers
A. A. Waller
Catt
Clend
Nelahhors
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Roy Allehaud Toft
Miles City
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William Berk
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Clarenen Twansderitt
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Broadway
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Wien
Ike
Arthantle Goufoon
George Ams Trove
Nalier
Aterg
Woodmen OF America
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Olandortt
Wiehardy
J. Grooneveld
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