Younger teachers sought by Butte school board vote
The Butte school board approved Bert Adams Tower and Sue Baldwin for the high school faculty by a four to two vote despite Superintendent A H Douglass opposing. Each will earn 210 a month. the educational committee announced the appointments and 25 prior transfers or hires were recommended.
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A. H. Douglass
Bert Adams Tower
Sue Baldwin
James H. Baldwin
Butte High School
Tower
Miss Baldwin
Baldwin
Douglass
Butte High
Butte Public Schools
Year in Pen for Two Boxes Cigars
Fred Falk admitted he would never smoke again as he faced a sentence of one to two years in the state prison at Deer Lodge for breaking into a box car in Livingston and stealing two boxes of cigars.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Mont
Fred Falk
Falk
Deer Lodge
Predictions of Babies to Order Stir 1920s Chicago Talk
Dr. Sarah M. Hobson of the American Homeopathic Institute foresees sex selection for children becoming practical for future parents. She argues both sexes should appear in normal families, though not in her lifetime. Dr. Royal Copeland cites 3,500 centenarians and urges right living and industrial hygiene to reach age 100.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sarah M. Hobson
American Homeopathic Institute Fraternity
Royal S. Copeland
New York
United States
Rumors swirl as McCormick divorce record surfaced
Harold F. McCormick received a certified copy of Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s divorce decree at Wesley Memorial hospital. Reporters questioned potential remarriage rumors to Mme Ganna Walska, amid guarded remarks from McCormick about his operation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
McCormick
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Victor D. Lespinasse
Europe
Mme. Ganna Walska
John P. Wilson
Wesley Hospital
Mathilde
Max Oser
Western Mining Congress Condemns Blue Sky Bill
The Western Mining Congress in Denver denounces the Denison blue sky bill now before Congress and backs legislation to curb fraudulent promotions. Delegation to Senate committee suggested, with a substitute方案 to oppose blue sky while opposing fraud. Over 100 delegates attend as discussions on mining law revision taxation and government bureaus continue. The conference wraps with a banquet at the Albany hotel tomorrow.
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Western Mining Congress
Denver
Col
Western Mining Conference
Denison
Congress
Bulkerly Wells
Senate
Resolution Committee
George E. Collins
Colorado
American Mining Congress
Montana
Albany
Senate approves soldiers bonus as tariff bill debate rages
The Senate adopted a special order making the soldiers' bonus the next business after the tariff vote 52 to 8 with wide opposition and formal notices from several senators promising continued push for bonus action before tariff. The fight included motions to displace the tariff and questions over two thirds thresholds amid accusations of war profits and press opposition.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
Underwood
Alabama
Norris
Nebraska
Dial
King
Myers
Fire destroys Hearst Hall and annex at Berkeley
Hearst hall and its annex burned in a Berkeley fire with an estimated loss of 100000. The University of California pathology building was damaged and the infirmary was evacuated before the flames reached it. Origin of the fire is undetermined. Hearst hall was a gift from Phoebe Apperson Hearst, mother of William Randolph Hearst, and served as a women’s gym and meeting hall.
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Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Hearst Hall
University of California
University Infirmary
Phoebe
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Mrs Anna Olesen Nominated for United States Senate
In Minnesota a woman leads a major party ticket for the first time as Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen tops the Democratic primary for the U S Senate with 18 212 votes to 14 029 for Thomas Meighen. Frank Kellogg is renominated for the Republican ticket.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
United States
Anna Dickie Olesen
Democratic Party
Charles K. Davis
Reuben Thoreen
Davis
Thoreen
Olesen
Senate
Grace F. Kaerscher
Ortonville
Supreme Court
Herman Mueller
Kaerscher
City Welcomes Anna Dickie Olesen In Local Spotlight
Cloquet Minnesota June 20 A civic profile centers on Anna Dickie Olesen a prominent figure in the community hailed for her service and influence in local affairs. She stands out in a city of about eight thousand residents shaping public life and debates.
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Cloquet
Minn
Anna Dickie Olesen
One Killed Four Hurt In Montana Auto Crash
In miles city Montana on the Billings road eight miles south of Roundup H C Halstone was killed and his wife and Mr and Mrs Harry Vought and Miss Caldwell were injured in an automobile accident about 11 oclock. Mrs Halstone was driving at 30 to 40 mph when she tried to pass a truck and swerved to avoid a washout, striking a drill stem on the truck.
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Associated Press
Miles City
Mont
Reward offered for missing father's body in Yellowstone river
Hal V. Scheetz of Yakima Washington offers a cash reward for the discovery of his father H. C. Scheetz age 82 who disappeared from a train near Livingston Montana ten days ago and may be in the Yellowstone river.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Mont
Hal V. Scheetz
Yakima
Wash
H. C. Scheetz
Scheetz
Yellowstone River
Pro Treaty Coalition Leads Irish Elections Amid Seats Tie Up
Returns show pro treaty coalition with 47 seats and 26 labor and 19 independents. In Dublin Waterford hitch delays results. Burgess and Seamus Robinson see endangered seats while Erskine Childers loses in Kil dare Wicklow and Desmond Fitzgerald plus Michael Hennessy win seats.
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Countess Markievicz
Erskine Childers
Dublin
Burgess
Wexford
Richard Corish
North
Mid
Tipperary
James Burke
Daniel Morrissey
Joseph MacDonagh
Patrick Moloney
Aantitreaty
Cork
Michael Hennessy
Associated Press
Waterford
Tipperary East
de Valera
Dai
Catahl Progha
Charles Burgess
Seamus Robinson
Desmond Fitzgerald
Dail Éireann
Kildare-Wicklow
Coloran
Everett
Byrne
Dublin County Returns Favor Treaty in Post Election Count
Officials finish counting Dublin county results from Friday's parliamentary elections. Twenty pro treaty Sinn Fein members, four independents favoring the treaty, six laborites, and five anti treaty panel designers are elected. Dublin city voted heavily for treaty opponents.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Dublin City
Dail Eireann
Antis
Train wreck injures twenty four near Leadville
Twenty four people were injured when the first section of Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train No. 2 eastbound wrecked at Keelder ten miles from Leadville. Four were seriously hurt as spreading rails caused the crash near Tennessee Pass. Shriner vacation riders from San Francisco were aboard. Affected passengers included Louis Jones Frank Buchan G R Johnson W Ridley. Three Pullman cars and the dining car overturned and another Pullman partially derailed.
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Associated Press
Leadville
Col
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Keelder
Tennessee Pass
San Francisco
Salida
Louis Jones
Wichita
Kan
Frank Buchan
Denver
G. R. Johnson
W. Ridley
Yellowstone opens with record opening day attendance
Livingston June 20 A new travel record for Yellowstone park opening day was set as 1639 tourists entered Wonderland by rail and car near the 1921 high. Shriners delegations from Minneapolis Rochester New York and Charlotte N Y traveled in special trains for the San Francisco convention return. Horace M Albright said the first day traffic signals a season that may set a new record 87 buffalo calves born this spring in the park.
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Associated Press
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Wonderland
The
Park
Shriners
Minneapolis
Rochester
New York
Charlotte
N. Y
Labor refuses to take up Howat case at AFL convention
At the AFL convention in Cincinnati on June 20 an overwhelming vote blocked a resolution praising Kansas miners leaders Alexander Howat and August Dorothy. The measure was referred to the United Mine Workers of America as tensions rose between John L. Lewis and delegate Joseph Lynal.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Alexander Howat
August Dorethy
Kansas Miners
Kansas Industrial Court
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Howat and Dorby
Miners’ Organization
Joseph Lynal
Peoria Trades and Labor Assembly
Lynal
Lewis
Gompers
Howat
John Lewis
Officials urge restraint as railroad unions weigh strike
Ben W. Hooper chairman of the railroad labor board warns that a strike by nine railroad labor organizations would be disastrous for the unions and their members. He expresses hope organizations avoid such a step amid improving national industrial conditions. The letter responds to a union request authorizing a strike if required.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Hooper
B. M. Jewell
Department
The
American Federation of Labor
Aviators to Rescue Victims of Rio Grande Flood
Three Kelly Field aviators left for McAllen to assist in rescue efforts along the Rio Grande. They will act under Camp McAllen orders with food drops planned for marooned farmers and homes isolated by backwaters of the swollen river.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Kellyfield
McAllen
Rio Grande
Camp
Hotel survey by Dreibelbis and Kremer on Northwest cities
Louis Dreibelbis and J Bruce Kremer returned from a 2000 mile auto trip visiting Spokane Portland and Seattle. Over 12 days they inspected hotels from basement to roof and collected data to aid Butte's million dollar hotel project. Kremer to hold committee meeting next afternoon to discuss site proposals and locations.
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J. Bruce Kremer
Louis Dreibelbis
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Mr. Kremer
Butte
Mr. Dreibelbis
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UW. O. Senate
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Frank Kellogg
Associated Pree
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LABOR
Aowat
William Green
William
Foster
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