Eight Cents Fare After June Tenth
The street railway has permission to charge 8 cents fares from June 10 to Oct 10. After Oct 10 cash fares stay 8 cents and tickets 7 cents. Children's tickets 314 cents during school hours. 5 cents cash fare for ages 6 to 12. Transfer to gardens 5 cents. Pittsmont residents may transfer free within Pittsmont. Garden trip costs 10 cents cash, 13 cents with transfer. return trip 10 cents. Schedule changes may follow. manager notes flowers and staff at gardens, Arbor Day not held.
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Street
Public Service Commission
Pittsmont
Wharton
Butte
New N P Schedule In Effect Today
The Northern Pacific timetable changes took effect at 12 01 this morning with through trains Nos 1 and 2 largely keeping their prior times. Stubs from Butte may operate today but could be annulled if running times conflict, with full schedule alignment expected by tomorrow.
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Northern Pacific Road
Butte
Butler Calls Presidential Primary Fraudulent Insufficient Support
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler a presidential candidate arriving in Chicago says the presidential primary is a fraud on the American people with a tiny Republican minority and some socialists communists and a few Democrats. He advocates sending an uningacted delegation to the convention and pledges to uphold party tradition for constructive measures while opposing Wilsons League of Nations.
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Chicago
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Wilson
League of Nations
Party
Chicago chosen for 1921 real estate boards convention
Kansas City votes 73 to 40 to host the 1921 convention. Fred Z. Yalot of Portland is elected president. Tom S S Ingersoll of Minneapolis is re-elected secretary and E E Workman of Akron is named treasurer.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Fred Z. Yalot
Portland
Ore
Tom S&s. Ingersoll
Minneapolis
E. E. Workman
Akron
Ohio
Plan to reduce southern representation in GOP conventions
Chicago June 5 A proposal to slash southern state representation in future Republican national conventions moves to the national committee. Leaders cite allegedly cooked contests and affidavits paid for as a reason to curb district delegates and boost at large delegates based on poll support. The Carolina example of 1500 votes yielding 11 delegates drives the plan, which will be presented to the committee for approval.
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Chicago
National Committee
Carolina
Carnegie Hall
New York
Edison
New York City
Ash
Change Demanded Aims to Shape Proceedings and Hearings
The text discusses using contest hearings to justify a requested change. It emphasizes arguing the necessity of alterations through official proceedings and the need to align with established rules and precedents. The focus is on procedural justification and formal advocacy.
Examiner Closes Bank of Arvada in Wyoming
State Examiner I C Newlin of Cheyenne closed the Bank of Arvada a state institution in Arvada Wyoming. Bank capital 10000 and surplus 1500 to be wiped out. liabilities and assets total 53000. Heavy loans on insufficient security cited. W V Kirby cashier and his wife owners. Receiver to be appointed after today’s investigation by state authorities.
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Sheridan
Wyo
I. C. Newlin
Cheyenne
Arvada
Bank of Arvada
W. V. Kirby
Burnquist to second Wood nomination at Chicago convention
Gov J J A Burnquist of Minnesota will second Maj Gen Leonard Wood's nomination for president at the Republican national convention in Chicago. Burnquist received Wood's telegram and accepted, planning to depart for Chicago the next day.
President Wilson Signs Late-Session Bills In Washington
President Wilson spent most of June 5 signing measures passed near session end. Key actions include the naval, sundry civil, diplomatic and consular, and District of Columbia appropriation bills along with the industrial vocational rehabilitation measure. Also approved were the government owned radio stations bill, a National Defense Act amendment, and the army appropriation bill.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
District of Columbia
Robbers Take $100,000 In Diamonds In Nassau Street Heist
Two burglars entered the Schonfeld Manufacturing jewelry shop on Nassau Street in New York's financial district. They blinded a proprietor with pepper and fled with a wallet containing diamonds valued at about $100,000.
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New York
Schonfeld Manufacturing Company
Nassau Street
Admiral Winterhalter Dies in Washington Hospital
Rear Admiral Albert Winterhalter, member of the general board and former commander in chief of the Asiatic fleet, died suddenly at the naval hospital in Washington on June 5.
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Washington
Albert Winterhalter
General Board
Naval Hospital
Senate panel backs action on print paper profiteering
The Senate manufacturers sub committee recommended prosecution under the Sherman and Clayton acts of print paper manufacturers suspected of profiteering. It urged that if government efforts to hold prices fail, a federal news print board be created to supervise print paper manufacture and distribution.
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Washington
Senate Manufacturers
Federal News Print Board
Editorial President Elected at National Meeting
William Wilkie of Grey Eagle Minnesota was elected president of the National Editorial association at the recent convention. E. E. Brodie of Oregon City Oregon was named vice president and W. W. Aikens of Franklin Indiana was chosen treasurer.
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Boston
William Wilkie
Grey Eagle
Minn
National Editorial Association
E. E. Brodie
Oregon City
Ore
W. W. Aikens
Franklin
Ind
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N. P
Butler
MEBRT
Examiner
Wyoming
Burnquist
Wood
Admiral Winterhalter
Editorial President
Oe Hall
New Yor
James Montgomery Flage
Anna Case
Mr. Edison
Mr. Flage
Miss Case
Phonograph
New York Globe
New York Evening Sun
New York Evening Mail
Beauty
Marcelling
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
N. Main St
West Pat
Ing
Pola
Softley
West Park Street
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