Realty Dealers Press License Law At Northwest Meet In Butte
In Butte yesterday realty men urged organizing mutual benefit under the chamber of commerce and supporting a statewide real estate license act. Delegates from Oregon and Washington heard a luncheon program at the Silver Bow club after a tour of city sights and a Leonard mine visit.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
United States
North West Realty
Silver How Club
Leonard
Kansas City
Northwest
J. H. Taylor
Portand
EB. Bcarchard
Fred W. German
Portland
Land Division
National Association of Heal Estate Men
TB Arthaud
Interstate Realty Association
Arthaud
Northwestern Suites
Exerce
Associa
Seal Estate Basic Wei Party
Bel Mind
Oregon
Comm Realty Board of
P Ot
A. Realty” Board
Chamber "of Commerce
W. Johnson
Salem
Ore
Johnson
State License Bureau of
Butte News Notes Vacation Trip Of School Music Director
Mrs. Wilbur F. Sanders and Miss Eleanor Tenner, director of music at Butte High School, left Wednesday for Southern California on a vacation trip, planning to return via Portland and Seattle. Also mentions renting planes from Orton Bros and local shopping notes for wrapping paper twines sweeping compound sanitary towels from Calkins Co wholesale department.
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Orton Bros
Calkins Co
Wilbur F. Sanders
Eleanor ‘Tenner
Butte High
California
Portland
Seattle
Real estate board aims across all 32 Montana counties
A Montana realty group plans to organize a board in each of the 32 counties. Speakers from Idaho Washington and Montana urged passage of stricter broker laws modeled on Oregon Wisconsin Michigan and Colorado. The Spokane convention heard plans to draft a cease law and Montana officials may push for legislation at the next session.
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United States
Ning
Oregon
Johnson
Montana
Wiscconsin
Michigan
Colorado
Mm.” Apple
Lewistown
Mont. A
John Wulf
Murphy
Spokane
Paul Gow
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Sesson
Legislatu
Merkle
France Federation
Acteon
Helena
Egust
Prohibitionists at Convention Debate on 4 Planks
June 16 reports show Prohibitionists at the convention push to adopt four planks to cement their stance. The anti alcohol coalition faces Governor Warne Wheeler and internal splits as tentative plans include a strong protection and enforcement program. The discussion centers on whether to declare a formal resistance and, if adopted, may mark a last bid for national prohibition measures. The text also notes a separate item about the University of Pennsylvania granting degrees to a large class in an unrelated commencement.
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Warne Wheeler
Wheeler
Mir Tait
Resolutions Committee
San
Taco
Wheeler Saia
University of Pennsylvania
Unclear text fragment from Ayomeres district notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ayomeres and Jamien Is with identifiers and a note about money being lowered at an unspecified time. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable text.
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Ayomeres
Jamien_ Is
Unica Pleas
Go Hanis
Elty
City lines merger talks resume after pause
Negotiations on merging city and railway systems resume after a hiatus. The discussions, centered on forming a unified entity, involve Huntington, Washington, and power and water authorities. Officials indicate continued talks aim to finalize terms and headaches over integration.
Marshall vice president job sends sympathy in Boston
In Boston on June 16 the president of the Republican party offered sympathy over a campaign setback and referenced Calvin’s possible involvement, signaling a political setback and calls for unity within the party.
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Marshall
Boston
The
Calvin
Cold
New Process for Making Paper Revealed in Maui Report
Maui dispatch reports a new method to produce paper pulp from taters and other materials, suggesting a mature pulp product could yield efficient quantities and better funds. St Louis coverage notes June hearings on political funds and a Pullman shop labor return, highlighting ongoing investigations and labor actions.
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Maui Va
Igi
Threats Denied by M McIntosh in Industrial Case
John H. McIntosh, manager of the Associated Industries, branded threats to cut supplies or bank credit as false during the trial of defendants tied to the Builders' Brick Company, Pipe and Tile and Northwest defendants. He testified that no threats were authorized and described attempts to influence lumber and contracting work through union-supported firms, insisting the organization did not threaten penalties for violations.
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Associated Industries
John H. McIntosh
Erns
Org Nt
Diane
Amercian
Cate
Magill-Nevin
Res Witness
Bers
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Silver Bow Club
Association For Mutual Benefit
Butte News
Ficht Cox
Lyon
John J. Carthy
Hannifin
Orens Butte Optical Co
West Park St
ED Rose
Jeweler St
Buite
Mone
God
Calkins Company
B. E. Calkins Co
Goof Hardware Mechanics’ Fine Tools
E. Park St
South Main Street
Woody-Doull Drug Co
BVOKA
Kane & Tings Attielaks Fe
I Pany Systems
Toxeth Huntington
Presidngton Water Power
ST. Louis
Robert Moore
Senate
Ampaten
HOV Woukems Heturs
Sting
Pullman Shops
M. Mintosh
Tabor
Morton
Lane
Humber
Phlei
Snrichier
Rasa
Ted
Rocker
Brownfield -Canty
McCarthy’s Ganitary Grocery & Meat Store
East Broadway
Selb
Hills Bros
W White
McCarthy's Sanitary Store
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