Mexican refugees flee to El Paso after Villa raids
Following Villa and his bandits near Juarez, several Mexican families crossed the international bridge into El Paso seeking protection. After American troops drove Villa away and order returned to Juarez, the families later returned home.
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Huge autocarriage to tour the West via Butte
Indiana officials announce a giant motor truck built for Barley to tour continental routes from Marion to Seattle, then south through California. The vehicle, acting as a mobile hotel for up to 10 passengers plus crew, will start about August 1 with leisurely side trips and road condition briefings from Yellowstone officials.
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Popular Young Couple Weds at St Ann's Church
Mive Mae Sullivan daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James Sullivan of Centerville married Tuesday morning at St Ann's church to Frank Fischer by Father Lewhs The bride was attended by Miss Lenore Clark and John Sullivan brother of the bride was best man The couple are well known in Butte Mrs Fischer formerly worked for Hennessy company Mr Fischer owns the Fischer Market on South Street The ceremony was followed by a small relatives gathering
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Resident of Butte Dies at Hospital
James Bowden a longtime Butte resident died yesterday after an operation at a local hospital. He lived at 5 West Summit street and was known as Shake Hands Jimmy during the era of the old Miners union. At death he was a watchman at the Poulin mine and survived by his wife, a son, and two grandchildren. He was 69. The remains are at Joseph Richards undertaking parlors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Celebration delay in Butte over treaty observance
At a meeting of the committee chosen by Mayor Stodden sentiment favored postponing the celebration while the U S senate rallied for the treaty The peace celebration was to mark the homecoming boss with Charles Leonard stating July 4 is the proper day SOUL OF HIME San Fran June 24 Mooney warns against bombing on July 4 as it would harm more than help Manchester strike settled cotton mill workers in Lancashire gains a 48 hour week and 30 percent wage increase with work to resume June 30
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Parks Named After Officers In County
County commissioners named three park sites in honor of officers Kelky Kelley and Thayer. Donors raised funds to place benches and provide resting areas for children and residents, with officials planning future enhancements to improve convenience at the parks.
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Dust Bowl Hard Times Force Horse Prices Up
The drought drove animals to sell at five dollars a head as scarcity and high hay prices hit North Dakota. McWhinney notes hay costs near fifty dollars a ton while pasture vanished, pushing owners to move livestock into towns where water and feed are scarce. The crisis reflects widespread suffering among farmers and ranchers unable to sustain their herds.
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Suspended sentences for bootleggers debated in June
June 23 and June 24 reports outline brief debate on a pending prohibition law. Courts would be allowed to suspend sentences for first offenders and place them on probation, as discussed in Washington. The wording is fragmentary but indicates a potential change in sentencing practice for bootleggers.
Berlin Coalition Formed In Haste Amid Shifts
The Associated Press reports in Berlin that a new government coalition has been formed swiftly. The ministry appears to be a make shift arrangement as political leaders seek稳定 during ongoing changes.
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