Postpone Visit of Speakers on the War
National committee speakers on churches and moral aims of the war will not speak in Butte until fall. Rev. J A Billingsley said unforeseen factors require delaying June 24 meetings. Central committee will continue prep for distinguished speakers to support the president's war policy.
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National Committee On Churches and Moral
Butte
J. A. Billingsley
Federated Churches
National Committee
Central Committee
League of Nations
Canning Industry Regulated by Federal Trade Commission
Washington reports sweeping FTC recommendations to regulate canning amid inequities seen in a thorough probe. Prices rose due to war demand and late rulings, with 1917 canner profits averaging 32 percent versus 6 percent the prior year. Major packers Swift Libby McNeill Libby and others control large shares. Wilton Co. expands salmon interests. Separately, a potential general strike looms as Western Union and Postal Telegraph workers await war labor board action.
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Washington
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Fond
Faport Save
Swift & Co
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Avemour & Co
Wilton & Co
Uger Sound
Canada
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
BJ. Konenkamp
Telegraphers Union
Chicago
Western Union
National War Labor Board
Prohibition Legislation Opposed By President Wilson
President Wilson declared his opposition to further prohibition legislation. The food administration seeks conservation, with a House amendment to the agricultural appropriation bill risking $6,000,000 if grain is used for producing alcohol.
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Washington
Wilson
Food Administration
Sheppard
Texas
House
Vote of confidence for premier Clemenceau in Paris
Paris June 4 Premier Clemenceau addressed the chamber of deputies then won a confidence vote of 377 to 110 in his government. He noted pending interpellations on the military situation and said he could not speak publicly on some matters, though patriotic motives were acknowledged. He urged transparency to the country.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Aprial Tragedy: two airmen killed in San Diego crash
Civilian Inspector Stanley Coyle 27 from Coudersport Pennsylvania and Flying Cadet Elwyn Chapman 26 from Brookline Massachusetts were killed or badly injured when their airplane grazed another craft about 200 feet above Rockwell Field North Island and spiraled to the ground. Cadet George C Mills 24 from Jersey City New Jersey also died when his plane caught fire and plunged about 2,000 feet near Taylor Field.
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San Diego
Cal
Stanley Coyle
Coudersport
Elwyn’ Chapman
Brookline
Mass
Rockwell Feld
North Island
Montgomery
Ais
George C. Mills
Jersey City
Taylor Field
Secret Service Quips Surface in Baltimore Dining Scrape
While President Wilson’s party stayed in Baltimore extra agents guarded them. A crowded hotel dining room overwhelmed waiters who lost track of orders as three New Yorkers seized a tray of Milan dishes and ate at their own table, insisting the servers knew nothing. The head waiter lamented no one could identify who served the men, while a waiter whispered those customers were secret service men.
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Wilson
Baltimore
Secret Service
Chambers Urgently Seeks Auto Trukks For Training
The chamber of commerce board heard Professor Richter of Bozeman Agricultural College outline an 80 day program to train chauffeurs and mechanicians for government use. The plan calls for car and truck supply, housing, and city participation with visits to Bozeman Livingston and Butte. A committee will report findings and a luncheon is planned for Tuesday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Richter
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Collees
Fort Mite
Hine
Livingston
Butte Tx
Profesor
Teichter
Purc
Ee Ees
Wan Immed
Kelly Proves Invincible In Featureless Ten-Run Victory
Kelly pitched five innings without a hit as the Angdes routed the Goodfriends 15 to 4 in a one-sided game. Beaudette homered for the Goodfriends, while the Anodes featured strong hitting from Sella and Domitrovich. Final line shows Anodes 15 Goodfriends 4 with several pitchers, including Karich and Domitrovich, contributing.
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Anaconda
Kelly
Anodes
Kurieh
Bowers
Selle
Lutrel
Foto Sella
Howers
R. Demitro- Vien
Rudy
Tuck
Jon
Tinon
Caudette
R. Domitray
Fells
M. Domitrovich
Varnadore
Eal
Baker
the Lodelt
Karieh
Peel
P. Ib
Jones
Ise
Goontrienide
Mrarochae
Deaudette
Honan
Welly
Gidhabers Beaudette
Bowers Loman
Ryie Domitrovich
Varna
Fore
Logan
Karich
Oldhaber Hartel
Witton
Beaudette
Domitovich
Sty Domitrovich
Hases
Balie
St. Domite Fovieh
Rarieh
Rarieh 1 Hitsrof Bowern, 5 In? 2-8 Innings! of R. Domitrovich
Tin
Dream of world domination cited by senator sparks suspicion
Fragmented text recounts a surreal exchange involving a Kaiser dream and a chicken house, with Wash the rascally figure caught filling a burlap box with chickens. A colored drill sergeant issues commands while a colonel demands discipline and attention as troops prepare to march.
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Keaisers
United States
Shas
Wash White
Cornelius Husk
Wash
Raseni
Corbey Husk
Serge
Hs Squad
Grant
Boye
Boston takes final Detroit game 7 6 in ninth inning rally
Detroit and Boston split a tense series as Boston plated three runs in the ninth on a single two base hit and errors. Teuth homered for Boston while Rowton pitched for Detroit and Schang backed by Patterson Maye and James in the Detroit lineup.
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Detroit
Boston
Teuth
Feld
Tatterson
Maye
Schang
James
Boland
Yelle
Durack and Wylie cleared to compete in New York area
The cablegram from Australia via San Francisco confirms Misses Durack and Wylie are eligible to compete in the United States. The document signed by W. W. Till of the Amateur Swimming Union of Australia approves their tour and credentials. Gainsborough wins the Derby Stakes at Ascot, with Blink second and Treeloar third. Coast baseball results show San Francisco 2 Salt Lake 0, Los Angeles 5 Sacramento 0. American Association notes Indianapolis 8 Louisville 0 and Columbus rain postponement.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Durack
Wylie
Australia
San Francisco
W. W. Till
Amateur Swimming Union of Australia
Gainsborough
Upsom
England
Blink
Treelare
Americas
Columbus
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Loui Inte
Tadianapolis
St Pat Rh
Minneapolis
Toledo
Pacific Coast League
Pet Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Vernon
Oakland
Red Faber
Chicago
Urban
Real Faber
Chicago Amer- Teague
Faber
Cascade
Town
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Even Up At Philadelphia Ends In Scuffle And Errors
The game in Philadelphia featured a disputed third base call a harsh fan attack and a near-field altercation after Kavanagh was credited with a homer. Brooklyn and St. Louis battled in a slugfest as fans clashed with umpires, while separate doubleheaders showed Cincinnati and Philadelphia winning one of two. The day also included boxing tournament buzz at Camp Lewis drawing 2,000 spectators with 10 cent admission.
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St. Louis
Shaggan
Philadphia
Philadelphia
Leeak
Philo
Myers, Adare and
MeAves
Davenport
Nunainaker
Jane
Kavanagh Lang
Kavanagh
Tayler
Brooklyn
Tatteries
Doak and
Gonzales Iimes
Marquard, Coumbe
Krue
Kert
Camp Lewis
Camp Athletic Field
Willie Ritchie
National Army
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