Woman Mayor Starts Cleanup In Seattle
Seattle's new mayor Bertha Landes begins a police department shakeup on the second day in office. She names William H. Searing as chief of police to replace William Severyns and orders raids on alleged bootlegging with federal support. Lieutenant J L Allen heads the police ary squad in the crackdown, while others face suspensions and investigations tied to liquor prosecutions.
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Campaign to Aid Scouts of Butte Drives Community Support
A campaign led by Dan Dayton and C. W. Towne mobilizes Butte volunteers to raise $10,000 for a new Boy Scouts program. 2,000 local boys with 300 in Scouting. teams pledge daily efforts, with rewards including a white gold watch for the top collector. Multiple captains listed with organized enrollment across 21 groups.
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Colored speaker will talk in Butte tonight
William Pickens of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was scheduled to speak in Butte tonight at the A Ak I church on South Idaho Street. He would also address the Butte Rotary club luncheon and planned appearances around Butte before leaving Thursday afternoon for Dakota for further engagements.
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Hundreds In Posse Seek Murder Suspect In Utah
A large posse in Parowan Utah engages hundreds of men and several dogs to search for Marion Robb who vanished Saturday amid a suspected ambush indicating a possible shooting.
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Montana county crops weather report amid uneven stands
Reports from eastern counties show oats and barley fair to good with warm weather aiding corn. Flax is spotty due to dryness and uneven starts. potatoes progress well though some Flathead stands lag. Alfalfa hay nearing first cutting. sugar beets and beans show mixed conditions in Yellowstone, Richland, and nearby counties. The crop scene overall rated good with pockets of drought impact.
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Range Cattle and Sheep Doing Well in Montana
Montana reports from the federal crop service show range cattle and sheep in good condition overall. Western areas report excellent lambs and ewe health, while eastern districts face some feed and water shortages. stock movement to forest ranges expected to rise with the improved weather and ample feed.
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Senator Fletcher Leads 2 to 1 in Prohibition Issue
The piece reports Senator Fletcher leading by two to one amid nationwide interest on prohibition. It notes Franklin Cristman’s acceptance to run against U S Senator James W Wadsworth, Wadsworth's stance on repeal of the eighteenth amendment, and calls for a referendum on prohibition. It adds Gov Alfred E Smith’s signs for modification and mentions a missing youth case with a blood-stained clue near Salt Lake City and a tracking dog involved in the search.
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Infamous three brothers drive global manhunt continues
A wide scale search remains active for Roy and Ray twins and Hugh, with posters, circulars, and rewards totaling $15,900. Lawmen seek clues from dentists, barbers, and tradesmen as the trio uses multiple aliases across regions. News describes the 1921 bank car attack and subsequent mountainside escape, with authorities maintaining relentless vigil.
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Child 5 Injured When Hit by Auto
Four year old Leon Zoco Jr. of 319 East Mercury street was seriously injured when struck by an automobile driven by Al Magie of Mt At 012 East Galena street while playing near his home. He suffered a possible skull fracture and severe cuts but was resting easily after being taken to Murray hospital. Magie was charged with reckless driving and released on bonds. Witnesses said the boy was in the sidewalk when the car approached and struck him despite attempts to stop. Doctors expect recovery.
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Metro-Goldwyn Opens Montana Exchange in Butte
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distribution will open a Montana exchange in the Keefe building on West Broadway in Butte on July 1. Wingham of Salt Lake will supervise, with releases like Ben Hur and The Big Parade. The move brings national firms to Butte and hints at Treasure State filming for Curlwood’s The Flaming Forest, featuring Jim McCoy in a new outdoor series.
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Forests report serious blazes across three states
Fires raged in Northwestern Oregon Northern California and Central California as crews battled blazes on Blue creek Quinn fire Monahan creek and Young creek. Drought and hot winds pushed danger while authorities warned the situation remained critical with hundreds of acres burned and multiple local properties threatened.
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Wife Freed From April Farm Owner
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Brookhart wins Iowa GOP Senate nomination in primary
The Iowa primary returns show Colonel Smith W. Brookhart defeating Albert B. Cummins for the Republican senatorial nomination by a wide margin. Brookhart leads with about 208,077 votes to 188,782 for Cummins as 2,362 precincts report, and he plans to return to Washington to push farm relief legislation with the party.
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Student Prince Opens In Butte At Broadway Night
The Student Prince opens its Butte engagement at the Broadway tomorrow night. The operetta by Romberg and Donnelly follows the prince’s romance with Kathie as he faces duty and love. A large company, augmented orchestra, and a 69-voice chorus promise a rich staging. Electroplating aluminum on cloth creates a waterproof fabric while remaining air permeable.
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McKinley School Plans Up Monday
McKinley school plans are nearly complete and open for inspection by contractors at architect J C Haire's office. A special school board meeting Monday will act on the plans amid debate on boilers and procurement, with bids and legal concerns discussed.
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