Butte School of Mines Address on Mining Progress and Ethics
A graduation address extols Butte as a mining center, praising theory and practice in mining and metallurgy. It traces flotation, zinc electrolytic processing, and environmental controls, and urges graduates to lead with knowledge of people, responsibility, and ethical efficiency.
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Mr. Laist
Butte School of Mines
Butte
Swansea
Wales
Bonanza
Manches
Jilted Widow Wins Arrest After Altar Breakup
Mrs Lillian Barton of Berkeley has Ardashis Israeliam, a Persian philosophy student at the University of California, arrested after he left her at the altar. He claims they were never engaged, while she declares she would not marry him now.
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Ardashis Israeliam
University of California
Lillian Barton
Berkeley
Sullivan Wins Gold Medal for St. Ann's Irish History
Miss Marie Alice Sullivan of St. Ann's parochial school won the gold medal for Irish history after a drawing among one representative student from each parish school. The medal was donated by the Butte Irish History Committee, with Rev. Michael McCormick and Mrs. Margaret O'Meara directing the event.
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Marie Alice Sullivan
St. Ann's
Sullivan
Butte Irish History Committee
Michael McCormick
Margaret O'Meara
Robber Foiled in East Broadway Safe Break-in
An unknown man was caught attempting to blow open the Oates and Roberts safe on East Broadway last night. A private watchman interrupted the scene. the intruder fled before entry, with the knob knocked off but no loot taken.
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Oates & Roberts
East Broadway
McCormick Named Guardian of His 17 Year Old Daughter
Harold F. McCormick was named guardian of his 17 year old daughter Mathilde in a Chicago probate court filing. Mrs Rockefeller McCormick had sought to restrain his consent to Mathilde’s marriage to Max Oser the Swiss riding master but the action was dropped. Mrs McCormick had backing from John D Rockefeller Sr in opposing the marriage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
Mathilde
Rockefeller - McCormick
McCormick
Max Oser
Charles S. Cutting
Time to Look
Census reports show blindness decreasing in the face of a large supply of eye openers, per the Washington Post. This summary notes a humorous observation on eye related topics from a newspaper snippet.
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Washington Post
Soviet Delegates at Genoa Mock Economics
The Indianapolis Star notes the Soviet delegates at Genoa have delivered a lasting joke by attempting to instruct the world on economics, a critique of their public stance amid the talk of global trade policies.
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Genoa
Indianapolis Star
May Even Score Story From Cincinnati Enquirer
A woman who was shot after rejecting a suitor from Cincinnati faces a chance to even the score as she prepares to wed the same youth. The tale unfolds in a dramatic local column quoted by the Lexington Herald.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Lexington Herald
Secretary Hughes Weighs Rubber Stamp Answer for European Invitations
From the Detroit Free Press: the suggestion that Secretary Hughes could save time by using a rubber stamp to handle his replies to European invitations. The note hints at bureaucratic efficiency and a light political aside during the period.
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Detroit Free Press
Hughes
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