Evans Seeks Democratic Nomination with Broad Reform Platform
Former Congressman John M. Evans of Missoula announces his Democratic bid for Congress. He favors arms reduction, a small standing army, civilian training camps, and no universal peacetime conscription. Evans supports agricultural priority, constitutional war referendum, Philippine independence, and government controls on coal with talks of state ownership if needed. He opposes ship subsidies, excess profits tax use for soldiers, and a sales tax. He criticizes Esch–Cummings and Newberryism, defends free speech, and notes Reuben Maury and Bud Carmichael’s Virginia visit and Maury’s new Red Book story.
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Butte Tops Yellowstone Trail Bureaus in Tourist Figures
Butte ranked fifth among Yellowstone trail bureaus for tourist registrations in 1921, with 651 the week ended May 27, 595 by June 3, and 891 on June 15. Officials cite late season, road closures, crop delays, and finances as factors in lower travel. end-of-season estimates foresee about half of last year’s totals. Notables registered include Theodore Meyer and N R Morris as long-distance travelers. Road report lists conditions across the east and west Yellowstone trails and local drives, warning on detours and advising inquiries at Monida.
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Over the Border at the American
Betty Compson and Tom Moore head a Paramount feature at the American in Penrhyn Stanlan. The drama follows Sergeant Flaherty of the Royal Mounted and Jen, daughter of a bootleg tavern keeper, with mountain scenery filmed for impact. Also shows chapter eight of The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, a Universal comedy, and Pathe News. Two-hour bill urges early attendance with 11 10 a.m. start and showings every two hours.
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Hubert leaves for Pasadena shoe convention
F V Hubert of the Hubert Shoe company departed on Sunday evening’s train to attend the shoe convention in Pasadena California. He expects to be away from Butte about two weeks. Thomas Williams, formerly of Butte and now a resident of Chouteau county, is visiting local friends for several days.
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Butte
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