Noted Italians in Butte on tour
Italian commissioners visiting Butte study hydro electric development and rail power plans. They assess coal shortages and electrified roads as a solution while noting U S as key market for copper machinery and materials. The group plans stops in Seattle Portland Milwaukee Chicago and Anaconda to review plants and rail lines.
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Lewis Beats Bloomfield in 20-Round Title Bout
London report from June 27 states Ted Kia Lewis defeated Jack Bloomfield on points after a 20 round bout to claim the featherweight championship. The Associated Press notes a decisive victory with Lewis controlling the action throughout.
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Tanlac credited for recovery from nerves and stomach trouble
Mrs E C Emerick of Portland Oregon recalls two years of nervous wreck behavior and four years of stomach trouble. After taking Tanlac she reports restored appetite improved digestion and energy gaining 11 pounds then seven more after a later illness. Tanlac sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and leading druggists.
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Baby show to feature exhibits and town preparations
Butte prepares for a grand baby show with arrival of tents on Granite street and decorations underway. Virginia City lodge plans displays on vigilante era and a half fish half animal axotol. Electric arch work to finish in two days, banners to hang, and lodging prepared for up to 15 000 visitors with Elks and Eagles hosts from across Montana.
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Coleman Allen Funeral Held
The Coleman Allen funeral was held by Rev. Father Barry at the Immaculate Conception with many floral offerings. Interment followed at St Pauls cemetery with Rev. Father Leonard officiating. The obituary notes a ten year kidney illness claim and a marriage license issued to Patrick Tiffen and Mary L Richards.
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Missoula
ROK Recognition Irch Republic Appeal In Dail Silence
The Irish Republic seeks release of imprisoned members as De Valera's circle counts on acceptance of Lieva George invitation. In New York June 27 Harry Boland urges Americans not to rush opinions on Lloyd George conference with Irish factions. Irish decision to be made by people in Ireland. Dublin parliament opens tomorrow with partial Senate attendance. lord mayor to attend. workmen prepare the agriculture department hall. military in charge. A note compares a mile walked to 2,283 steps by foot and 27 steps by bicycle for equivalent distance.
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Van Zandt 10 to Be Buried Today at Mount Moriah
Services for Eharies Augustus Van Zandt mining engineer and World War veteran will be held at Mount Moriah cemetery today. The body has rested in a receiving vault since May 10 as relatives in England issue instructions. The Rev. C F Chapman of St John’s Episcopal Church will conduct, with a firing squad from the American Legion. Van Zandt, born May 10 1865, was the last of the Holland settled Van Zandt line that arrived in Butte 36 years ago to join Ferdinand Sandam Van Zandal in mining ventures.
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Veteran Charles Van Zandt Resting in London Widow Seeks Body Return
Charles Van Zandt, once a miner in Butte, served briefly in World War I after enlisting in 1918 in the replacement division. He landed at Brest, was wounded by a German prisoner, and returned home in 1919. His widow in London and local friends await disposition of his body as pallbearers prepare for services.
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Amateur baseball players lead offense in twin wins
D ONeill and L ONeill powered both games with home runs while J Shee contributed a three tier in the contest. The Eagles challenge any team under 12 years. An Angora bill seeks compulsory marriage for men, with defaulters fined and funds directed to peasant households and population efforts. Babylon tablets note women’s equal rights in property and politics. Indian irrigation drives cover about 10 million acres.
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Supreme court narrows indictments under Volstead era laws
The high court rules indictments may rest on omissions rather than acts of commission, noting that old revenue statutes may be repealed or curtailed by the Volstead Act. It cites the Yaginovich case and limits its ruling to charges tied to lawful acts done under unlawful circumstances such as distilling intoxicants for beverage purposes.
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Aviators begin transcontinental flight from Riverside
Associated Press report from El Paso states pilots David Davie and Eric Springer departed Riverside at 6:00 AM and made a forced landing at Port Bliss at 2:55 PM due to engine trouble. They planned to continue to Mineola, Texas, within about 22 hours, aiming to finish the long flight tomorrow.
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Miner Killed Near Miles City After Cave-In
Miles City June 27 An apparent attempt to repair damages in the Kircher coal mine east of the city led to a fatal accident. Harry Loger, a miner, was fatally shocked when the electricity surged through loose wires after a cave-in broke the lines. His left hand was almost completely burned. The incident occurred Monday morning around o'clock.
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June Weather Report Shows No Unusual Warmth
The article notes past June warmth comparisons, citing a reporter’s observation of a sweating man and weather records. It states June this year has been average or cooler than peak years, with temperatures around the mid to high 80s and occasional heat spikes not exceeding past records.
Trial of Former Stars Continued in Chicago Court
The trial of baseball players and others indicted in the 1919 World Series scandal was continued in Chicago. Proceedings were disrupted by distractions and a reorganization of the defense as witnesses, including key figures, were examined to clarify the case.
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