Butte NewsGirl Miss List Around the World
The article follows Miss Cralee List of Butte as she travels from Sunland News Bureau to Honolulu and the Hawaiian Islands. She later visits Bali volcano and Australia while promoting perfume and selling papers. She plans a worldwide trip ending back in Butte with a famed line about visiting the Standard office.
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Runaway Horses End in Injury as Girl Helps
Miss Maud Tier and Asa Hutchinson faced a runaway near the Tice farm. Hutchinson was thrown from the buggy, breaking his left leg, while Tier was injured but later taken to the hospital. The frightened team ran for two miles before bystanders regained control.
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Once Condemned Himself He Seeks To Save Woman
Washington June 2 The presentative feb Powers of Kentucky last night viewed by Mattiy Lomax a man condemned for murder of her husband. He sought commutation to save the woman who was also charged in the plot. Powers and others discussed clemency as McL Lamas faced execution in Kentucky. The condemned man spoke as if death was part of daily life, describing his feelings and the seriousness of the case.
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Justice Dept Probes Steel Trust in Grand Jury Review
The Department of Justice is examining a steel trust as part of a federal grand jury investigation. In New York, preliminary inquiries are under way to determine violations. President and officials have not commented on the matter.
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Dead horse and rider found together near camp
The report states a horse and rider were found dead and piled together about a mile from the last camp. An eyewitness notes a rider had been left behind and another man discovered the scene after an electric stoppage. Local inquiry continues at Orion ros, 714-218 Main Street.
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Lower California Revolt Ends After Surrender
The revolt in Lower California ends after a surrender near Potelock as rebel leaders led by Jak Mosby fall back toward the United States Navy and European duty. The uprising collapses with casualties and a frozen plan to continue fighting despite advances by loyalist forces.
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Nurse Receives Ten Thousand From Millionaire Will
The late Bylveater Batti, president of the Denver Northwestern and THe Willway, leaves about 1 million dollars. Five nieces receive ten thousand each and Alan Halt Nelson attends the别.
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Children’s Hats Priced at £1.75
A sale note advertises hats for girls with a lithe style description and expert fit offered at one pound seven and a half pence. Details imply a fashion accessory feature aimed at young wearers and priced to attract buyers.
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Fragmentary OCR item about handbags and accessories with unclear branding. Reads as a brief notice or catalog snippet lacking coherent details or identifiable entities.
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Petersons Claim Stock Was Honestly Bought
In Uelona June 22 the government again faces five Peterson brothers charged with cattle theft in Indiana. Defendants contend cattle found on their property were purchased from John Tostwith, a one-legged partner, and that the Hartwick cattle and Tetarkank stock were bought from the Tadunas, with testimony presented to support these claims as Mitchell Peterson testifies.
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Wealthy residents face trial amid legal appeals
Proceedings describe the Petergang as among the wealthiest settlers on the Turk river reservation with witnesses estimating holdings from $49,900 to $110,000. The case, debated before the supreme court, concerns age restrictions on employment and other labor prohibitions, while a separate congressional action notes a $1,020,000 appropriation and projected future funding totaling over $48 million.
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Telegraph Companies Oppose Child Labor Law In Fight
Special cable from Helena reports telegraph and cable firms planning to challenge existing child labor restrictions. Officials warn against enforcement as youths under sixteen are said to be employed in messenger roles and related duties across various districts, stirring regulatory pushback.
Detective Explains How Talk Was Overheard
Coluimiban Montana May 7 testimony in a federal bribery case. The detective described conversations and a dietograph showing alleged exchanges between state officials and a broker linked to Senator Wy Andress. Hemmed by court witnesses, the testimony ties to Tetueliva Tiertlson’s Speen and a pending handover in Montana federal court. The new U.S. Attorney will begin duties July 1.
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