Tells About Troubles He Found Tanlac Help
C H Melton foreman for the West Filon Telegraph Co at 92 Facy avenue Kansas City says Tanlac improved his health after twenty years of stomach trouble nervous indigestion and gas. He states within three days his appetite and stomach improved and after continued use he gained eleven pounds with no headaches or constipation. Sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co.
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Tanlac
C. Hi Melton
West Filon Telegraph Co
Facy Avenue
Kansas City
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Poppy Day to Be Observed in Butte Next Tuesday
Mme Guerin, longtime France aid worker and wife of a French court official, visits Butte to promote relief for devastated French children. She recounts war experiences, praises American aid, and explains Poppy Day proceeds fund food for starving French kids with local honorary supporters Governor Stewart and his wife.
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Butte
Mme. E. Guerin
France
America
Fenimore Cooper
Bret Farte
Montana
Africa
Stewart
League
Johnson Campaign Attacked and Chicago Conspiracy Case Dropped
A report on factions within the fuska primary campaign for Sé Hiram Johnson noting treachery accusations and delegate disaffection from Nebraska. Also, a Chicago case against Samuel Levin and Amalgamated Clothing Workers officers for conspiracy to incite riots was dropped before Judge Seaman amid union and manufacturers’ pressure.
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Fuska
Hiram Johnson
de Johnson
Hiram W. Johnson
Nebraska
Chicago
Samuel Levin
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Seaman
Criminal Courts
Lewin
Indictments Dismissed in Lever Act Case at Federal Court
In Los Angeles on June 16 indictments against eight of forty railroad men charged with Lever Act violations during the April switch strike were dismissed before the remaining 32 defendants’ cases began. Assistant U.S. Attorney W Vieet Palmer moved for dismissal, stating the evidence against the eight was insufficient.
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Los Angeles
Cal
W. Vieet Palmer
United States District Attorney
Ins
Neient
Sitka spruce sale marks Alaska timber move by forest service
Nineteen million feet of Sitka spruce on the Tongass reserve in Alaska were sold today by the forest service to the Dow Brown Lumber and Box Company of Craig. The price was 2.60 per thousand feet for truce wood and 1.00 for other species. The war sale had been canceled after armistice. In El Paso Texas two soldiers and three civilians were charged by justice officers with stealing and conspiring to sell U S army pistols and munitions to Mexico. Mexican rejection of the purchase was noted.
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Portland
Ore
Tongass
Alaska
Forest Service
DOW
Brown Lumber and Box Company
Craig
EL Paso
Texas
Department of Justice
States Army
Mexico
Suspect Soldiers In Officer's Wife Killing At Camp Grant
Investigation into the fatal shooting of Mrs Maud Lucille Moss wife of Capt Leroy H Moss at Camp Grant took a new turn as authorities hunted four soldiers who escaped from the guard house. One of the four had faced a court martial three times on charges preferred by Captain Moss. A car and a bee stolen into Davis Junction near the camp was reported as part of the incident.
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Arica
Guerin
Africa
Mme, Guerin
France
United States
Mme. Guerin
Paris
Camp Grant
Maud Lucille Moss
Leroy H. Moss
Moss
Davis Junction
Storm deaths and injuries surge in Cleveland deluge
Cleveland June 16 A severe electrical wind and rain storm struck causing one man to die and many injured. A dozen people escaped death as thousands of dollars in damage occurred. The cloudburst forceful downpour dropped nearly an inch in six minutes with winds near 57 miles per hour.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bank Yores Dividends Adopt Employee Sharing Plan
A National bank credited dividends at the same rate for all stockholders and announced a future policy to declare another dividend for employees at year end. The bank claims to be the first in the country to adopt this plan, aligning director plans with broader profit sharing.
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National Bank of Ary
Lt Perc
Alt Tha
Conference of jurists begins sessions in Rome
The Associated Press reports the conference invited by the League of Nations for a permanent court of issues began today. Leon Bourgeois led remarks for the French Society of Nations as Hu Root attended as an American delegate, signaling cross Atlantic unity despite difficulties. In Albania, insurgent actions near Aviona decline as Italian forces gain air support and reconnaissance, with snipers pressing Italian patrols.
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Associated Press
League of the Capitol
Thermanent Court of Isses
Leon Bourgeois
French Association of the Society of Nations
Council
League of Nations
Hlihu Root
United Sates
Root
America
May Bete
Rome
Aviona
Albania
India
Patten resigns as Northwestern University trustee chair
Chicago June 16 James A Patten Evanston capitalist resigned today as chairman and member of the board of trustees of Northwestern University. Since 1905 Mr Patten has made gifts to the university totaling 1500000.
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Warren
Chicago
James A Patten
Evanston
Northwestern University
Patten
Delegation 1a to Investigate Turkish Situation
The committee of foreign affairs of the French Chamber of Deputies will send a delegation to examine the situation in Turkey and Asia Minor. The focus will be on the transfer of military authority over Constantinople and the New East from French to command, amid disputes between General Milne and General D Esperey and resulting policy friction.
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Paris
Turkey
Asia Minor
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
NSPER
Washington
Geral D'Esperey
Geral Milne
D'Esperey
Two Face Grand Larceny Charges In Court
Charles H. Williams faced grand larceny charges on a $350 false pretenses claim brought by G. L. Tyler, while Lydia Oates was charged with grand larceny for a $250 amethyst ring. Eva Smith initiated the barge case.
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Charles H. Williams
G. L. Tyler
Justice Court
Williams
Lydia Oates
Eva Smith
Returns On Moonshine Orders By County Attorney
N. A. Rotering reports to the district court that more than five and one half gallons of moonshine were destroyed. He also accounts for 300 pounds of corn 100 pounds of ground meal and 100 pounds of granulated sugar taken from an operation run by Dick Woods and Dick Huddleson. The corn meal and sugar will be held for sale.
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N. A. Rotering
Pat Boyle
Dick Woods
Dick Huddleson
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