Tanlac endorsement from Solar Illuminating Co. sales manager
H Shardlow, sales manager for the Solar Illuminating Co. of Chicago, praises Tanlac after gaining nine pounds in three bottles and curing a months long stomach trouble. He describes relief from acute gastritis, nervous distress, and near fainting, recounting a near-fatal El Paso attack. He credits Tanlac with improved meals and mood and urges others with stomach woes to try it. Ad promotes Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Bulte.
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America
Maine
California
Gulf
Canada
H. Shardlow
The
Solar Illuminating Co
Chicago
Stowell
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Shardlow
el Paso
Texas
Fuller Drug Co
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Lift Off Corns Opens Relief with Drops
A brief ad style note promotes lifting corns through a simple application of a few drops. The claim emphasizes ease of use and gentle removal for sore, touchy corn areas.
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Instant Pain Relief
A Cincinnati inventor’s Freezone liquid claims to quickly dull corn pain and remove both hard and soft corns as well as toe calluses without soreness. A small bottle is said to cost only a few cents at any drug store and can be used to lift the corn after applying drops.
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Cincinnati
Moonshine Plant Found in Tunnel on Ottawa Street
Officers Melia and Duggan destroyed a moonshine plant at 2242 Ottawa Street after routing an extensive tunnel system and devices to hide the still. Frank Peterlin was arrested for violation of the prohibition law. Fifteen gallons of moonshine and five barrels of mash were seized. A second raid at 22 East Galena Street yielded additional moonshine fixtures, while a Redmond ranch site 12 miles southwest of Butte uncovered a barrel of sugar and grain mash and two young girls were found at the location.
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Ottawa Street
Melia and
Duggan
Frank Peterlin
Melia
Galena Street
Murphy
Redmond Ranch
Butte
Restraint of Trade Charges Set for June Trial
County attorney brings restraint of trade charges against Northwest Coal Company the Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Company and the Builders Brick Company to Judge Lynch with a jury trial scheduled for June 8 at 10 o clock. Attorneys for the firms pleaded not guilty after appearing in court Wednesday morning. A C McDaniels deputy county attorney led the prosecution and urged setting the trials in the present term of court.
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Northwest Coal Company
Butte Sewer, Pipe and Tile Company
Builders’ Brick Company
Lynch
A. C. McDaniels
Wife Sues for Divorce in Butte Over Repeated Fist Blows
Mary Navagain filed for divorce in Silver Bow district court alleging her husband James Navagain struck her with his fists repeatedly during their marriage begun July 16 1917 in Butte. She says she faced threats of bodily injury and endured great physical and mental pain and asks to resume her maiden name Mary Slonski.
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James Navagain
Butte
Mary Navagain
Silver Bow
Navagain
Mary Slonski
NOK Quick Action on Wage Demands
June 2 Chicago representatives of major railroad brotherhoods urged the U S Railway Labor Board to end public hearings and enter executive session to act on wage demands. They asked for an immediate 18 cent hourly increase for all railroad employees while awaiting final board decision. The board planned to hear all groups and meet again tomorrow for rebuttals from executives after hearing dispatchers’ sides.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
B. F. Jewell
Railway Federated Shop Crafts
R. M. Barton
J. G. Luhrsen
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Luhrsen
J. T. Whiter
Barton
County Clerk Proposes Printing Voter Lists To Save Thousands
The county clerk estimates printing voter lists in the office of the county clerk and recorder could save several thousand dollars annually. The plan aims to fund salary demands from deputies but has not yet moved beyond an expression that savings must be shown in departments. The county commissioners have not acted on pay increases, indicating savings must justify raises.
Officer and Kirk Stop Off in Butte
Detective Turner of Spokane stopped in Butte on his way from Duluth to Spokane with Jerome Kirk who is wanted in Spokane on a grand larceny charge. Kirk is accused of stealing several thousand dollars in jewelry from a woman. Butte police forwarded pictures to Spokane, helping locate their man. He was traced from Butte to Duluth where he was arrested about a month ago.
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Turner
Spokane
Butte
Duluth
Minn
Jerome Kirk
Kirk
Washington City
License Plates Must Sell With Car Says Police Judge
Judge Grimes stated that owners wrongly think license plates may be kept for a different car after selling a vehicle. He noted this belief has led to several prosecutions in the police court recently.
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Grimes
Laborer’s Leg Broken at Black Rock Mine
R L Kinney was struck by a timber while unloading from a car at the Black Rock mine yesterday. The blow broke both bones in his right leg above the ankle. Miner John Maze vich escaped a cavein on the level where he worked, suffering nervous shock. Both men are patients at Murray hospital.
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Black Rock
R. L. Kinney
John Mazevich
Murray Hospital
Kathryn Hotop and Robert Ryan Tie the Knot
Miss Kathryn Hotop of Butte married Robert Ryan of Valier at Grace Methodist parsonage with Rev. Charles Rhodes officiating. The bride is the Hotop daughter. the groom is the son of Valier pioneers. They left for Valier to begin married life.
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Kathryn Hotop
Butte
Robert Ryan
Walier
Grace Methodist Parsonage
Charles Rhodes
Charles Hotop
Victor
Henry Ryan
Valier
Clem Ensrud
J. Lee Lorimer
Ryan
Injury at Elm Orlu mine claims life of Thomas J Cowling
A coroner's jury found that Thomas J Cowling died from a fractured skull suffered while unloading planks at the Elm Orlu mine. The injury occurred May 28 and Cowling died shortly after arriving at a hospital.
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Thomas J. Cowling
Elm Orlu
Cowling
Tom Thumb Wedding at High School Auditorium
One of the week’s interesting events will be the Tom Thumb wedding presented by youngsters at the high school auditorium this evening. The title work is said to be a revelation.
Aspirin Ad Emphasizes Bayer Brand and Uses
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets, safe for millions and prescribed for over two decades. It urges consumers to accept an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headache toothache and other pains, noting 12 tablets in a tin and larger packages sold by druggists, and claims Bayer is the trademark for monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Holland
Bayer
Photograph may unravel mystery in Watson case
Dan McDonald in Calgary identified a photo as James P. Watson the alleged polygamist serving life at San Quentin. The photo links Watson to the marriage of his former housekeeper Mrs Eleanor Wisher in Seattle two years ago and her subsequent disappearance. Fisher was McDonald’s employee at his Okotoks hotel.
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Calgary
Alberta
Dan McDonald
James P. Watson
San Quentin
Cal
Eleanor Wisher
Seattle
Fisher
McDonald
Okotoks
Watson
Cordova Sets Sail for North From Seattle
Seattle June 2 The steamship Cordova first of this year’s Bering sea fleet to sail for the north cleared for St Michael today The Victoria is to sail Friday and the Ketchikan next week All three vessels have capacity cargoes and full passenger accommodations
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Seattle
Wash
Cordova
Bering Sea
North
St. Michael
Victoria
Ketchikan
Fire Halts Tacoma Street Car Service Plant Damages 50 000
A blaze at the Tacoma Railway and Power company plant in Tacoma Washington caused about 50 000 in damage and interrupted street car service for several hours this morning on June 2.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma Railway and Power Company
From Thin to Plump Three-Grain Hypo Nuclane Tablets
A physician reports happiness and gratitude from several young women prescribed a flesh forming product, three grain hypo nuclane tablets, now sold in apothecary shops in sealed packages with self administration instructions. The article notes many youths, once underweight, can gain weight by regular use for tea months, highlighting unexpected emotional relief.
General Graves to command Fort William McKinley
GOES TO ISLANDS WASHINGTON June 2 Maj. Gen. William Graves who led American expeditionary forces in Siberia has been assigned to command Fort William McKinley Rizal Philippine Islands.
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Islands
Washington
William 5. Graves
Siberia
Fort William McKinley
Rizal
Philippine Islanda
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