Anaconda Standard on Public Office Secrecy Breach
The piece criticizes a public official for using office to sell information and publish confidences of the state department and income tax returns. It notes embarrassment if secrets are syndicated and cites David H. Blair as quiet on the matter, while implying the action is a bad break in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
State Department
Mellon
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Haynes
Washington
Boulevard Stop Cuts Midwest Accident Rate Dramatically
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a new boulevard stop ordinance cutting accidents by about 90 percent in the first half of 1923. Cross streets near the main boulevard, once deadly, saw fatal crashes decline as big STOP signs painted on pavement enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mount Rainier or Tacoma Name Battle Reignites Controversy
Thirty years of Seattle and Tacoma rivalries center on whether the West Coast’s tallest peak should be Mount Rainier or Mount Tacoma. Tacoma petitions the Geographic Board to hear arguments in October, hoping to rename the snow capped landmark Tak-ho-ma as Tacoma. The board typically sides with Rainier, a naming choice tracing to Vancouver and Peter Rainier, an British admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tacoma
Mount Rainier
Mount Tacoma
United States Geographic Board
Rainier
Peter Rainier
Mr Haynes Turns Author Book Reveals Prohibition Chiefs Book Deal
Veterans cheer as Commissioner Haynes writes a volume on prohibition enforcement revealing obstacles bootleggers and the whole theory and practice of moonshine. A syndicate offered $1500 for serial rights provoking headlines over public access versus profit. Some newspapers rejected the deal arguing information from a high office should be free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Woodrow Wilson
Lloyd George
Mr. Waynes
Specialists in Poisons Plan Farmer Friendly Poison Research
The department of agriculture and the chemical warfare service share notes on toxic research to help farmers. Government chemists from wartime studies offer data to avoid duplicating efforts while aiding state agricultural schools and societies. Also notes on public figures, politics, and Yellowstone fever as seasonal chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Chemical Warfare Service
Congress
Walsh not told Jonson 15 dead in Renova shooting
Roy Walsh, captured near Jefferson Island after noon Wednesday, remains in seclusion in Boulder jail while authorities pursue links to Al Johnson's fatal shooting during an attempted holdup. Arthur Hughes, arrested in Butte, claims Walsh fired the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Walsh
Jefferson Island
Walsh
al Johnson
Renova
Boulder
Johnson
Arthur Hughes
Butte
Mountjoy
Hughes
Whitehall
Murphy
Larkin
Robinson
Duggan
Norris
Mutch & Young
East Park Street
Garrison
John C. Murphy
Board of County Commissioners
Cordelia the Magnificent at Ansonia Last Showing Today
Clara Kimball Young stars in the Metro production Cordelia the Magnificent directed by Harry Garson with Huntley Gordon Lewis Dayton Lloyd Whitlock Jacqueline Gadsdon Mary Jane Irving Carol Holloway Katherine Murphy Elinor Hancock and others. The photoplay is shown at the Ansonia for the last times today. Adapted by Frank E Beresford from Leroy Scott novel in Hearst International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia the Magnificent
Harry Garson
Metro
Clara Kimball Young
Huntley Gordon
Lewis Dayton
Lloyd Whitlock
Jacqueline Gadsdon
Mary Jane Irving
Carol Holloway
Katherine Murphy
Elinor Hancock
Ansonia
Frank 8. Beresford
Leroy Scott
Hearst
International
Miner Whitmore dies in ground fall at Diamond mine
Claude C. Whitmore a 36 year old miner of 3216 Bayard street was killed yesterday morning by a fall of ground in a stope at the Diamond mine. An inquest will be held Tuesday at 2 pm. He was a Minneapolis native who had lived in Butte 33 years. He leaves a wife two daughters Helen and Eunice his parents Mr and Mrs George W Whitmore a sister Mrs Thomas F Stack and a nephew Charles Stack of Butte. The body is at Sherman Reed chapel with funeral Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev B H Lingenfelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude C. Whitmore
Bayard Street
John Murphy
Mr. Whitmore
Minneapolis
Butte
Helen
Eunice
George W. Whitmore
Thomas F
Higginbotham Trial Heats Up Over Slush Fund Claims
In Lake City Florida on June 28 the Higginbotham murder trial heated as defense charges a slush fund in North Dakota financed witnesses and propaganda to bias the jury. State witnesses described up to 87 lashes on a prisoner, with cross examination and contentious exchanges between counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lake City
Fla
North Dakota
Thomas Walter Higgingtham
G. Grimgon
Florida
Higginbotham Rial
Higginbotham
Martin Tabert
Tabert
Putnam Lumber Company
Graham Ward
Ward
Tahbert
Horoscope for Friday June 29 1923 forecasts for farmers and politics
Adverse planetary influence dominates the day with Saturn and Mars in strong aspects. Farmers face bad weather and unfavorable trade conditions, trustful officials may err, leather prices rise, and rumors of war disturb the United States. Uranus in Pisces prolongs prohibition enforcement issues. Cancer birthdates bring hard work but big returns. children may be headstrong. Copyright 1923 McClure Syndicate.
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Rotary
Saturn
Mars
United States
Earth
Uranus
McClure
Canyon of the Fools at the Rialto with Harry Carey
The Rialto presents Canyon of the Fools starring Harry Carey in the last local showing today. The western tale charts the West from miners to pioneers amid vast plains and mountains, plus Pearl White’s fifth Plunder episode and Snub Pollard’s two part comedy The Old Sea Dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Wide Plains
Harry Carey
Rialto
Pearl White
Butte Mines Band Concert Draws Hundreds in Open Air
The Butte Mines band entertained hundreds last evening at the corner of Granite and Wyoming Streets in the second open-air concert arranged by leader Sam Treloar. A warm breeze and pleasant weather made the outdoor event highly favorable for attendees.
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Butte Mines
Granite and
Wyoming
Sam Treloar
Butte
Recreation Night at Mountain View Methodist Church
Tonight features an old fashioned Fourth of July style program at Mountain View Methodist Church. For nearly two years the monthly event has drawn the active congregation with clowns decorations songs games a dramatic stunt and plenty of fun. The N and N club will supervise the evening.
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Mountain View Methodist Church
Mustoease corporation files articles for drug manufacture
The Mustoease corporation filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk for Drug manufacture. Capital stock 75000 dollars. Place of business in Butte. Incorporators are Wallace M. W. Lynch O S Lynch and Lewis A. Smith.
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NEW Corporation
Mustoease Corporation
Butte
Wallace M. W. Lynch
O. 8S. Lynch
Lewis A. Smith
Marriage Licenses Granted to Three Couples
Marriage licenses have been granted to Nestor Mannula and Elizabeth Makl, Edwin C. Fiske and Ella Mullins, and William H. Gordon and Alice Wood. Judge Lynch officiated the Fiske Mullins ceremony with Peter Tobin and Mrs Mamie Lenahan as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestor Mannula
Elizabeth Makl
Edwin C. Fiske
Ella Mullins
William H. Gordon
Alice Wood
Fiske
Miss Mullins
Judge Lynch
Peter Tobin
Criminal Department
Mamie Lenahan
Pig's snout put to work amid farm labor shortage
Chicago reports the National Institute of Progressive Farming says pigs are now fed and watered by automatic systems and self-feeders. Concrete baths and hog oilers improve health and profits while pigs harvest grain in fields, reducing labor needs and delivering better pork.
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Chicago
National Institute of Progressive Farming
Institute
Postcards Dominate German Mail in 1921
Berlin reports postcards surged as Germany's top communication form after the war. Nearly a trillion mails moved in 1921 with 923,166,700 exchanged domestically, 44,724,270 abroad, and 8,758,750 received from foreign correspondents.
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Germany
Berlin
Grandma's Boy at the American ends today
Harold Lloyd delivers a clean human comedy in Grandma's Boy at the American for the last showings. Also on feature is Boston Blackie plus scenic and news features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
The
American
Lloyd
American Managment
Boston
Inventor of Corvallis finds market for desk invention
June 28 Corvallis Montana B F Calkins company of Butte and branches in Great Falls and Billings has taken over sales of the Reed rotary adjustable desk invented in Corvallis. The firm will control all Montana sales after receiving a carload of 690 desks. Representative R W Evans and O M Bryan have placed orders in Missoula Thompson Falls Emery Birdseye Superior Ovando Blossburg Paradise and Modesty schools. John Reed of Corvallis is the inventor and Bitter Root stockholders back the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
B. F. Calkins Company
Butte
Great Falls
Billings
Montana
Calkins Company
R. W. Evans
O. M. Bryan
Missoula
Thompson Falls
Emery
Birdseye
Superior
Ovando
Blossburg
Paradise
Modesty
John Reed
Lunke Convicted on Grand Larceny in Montana Court
R C Lunke, a prominent Eastern Montana attorney, was convicted in Sidney District Court on grand larceny for misappropriating 5400 from a client. The jury set a punishment of one to two years in state prison. Disbarment proceedings are pending in the Montana Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bozeman
Mont
R. C. Lunke
Montana
Sidney
Walter Aitken
Lunke
Lentz
Missoula
State Supreme Court
Serbian assassin wounds premier in Belgrade attack
Premier Nikola Pachitch of Jugoslovia was wounded after leaving parliament when six shots were fired. A Serbian named Milutone Raitch, a Budapest bank employee, was arrested. Raitch claimed personal motives. no political significance was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Belgrade
Nikola Pachitch
Jugo-Slavia
House of Parliament
Milutone Raitch
Raitch
Budapest
Farrar Granted Divorce From Tellegen in New York
New York June 28 Miss Geraldine Farrar the opera singer was granted a divorce from Lou Tellegen her actor husband by Justice John Tierney on the Referee Mahoney report. Farrar may resume her maiden name and marry again while Tellegen must pay costs. the decree becomes final three months hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Geraldine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
John Tierney
Supreme Court Today
Denatured alcohol used in tobacco product work
Denatured alcohol is employed in the manufacture of cigars cigarettes and chewing tobacco. It is mixed with nicotine and a yellow and blue dye.
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Anaconda
Butth Office
West Park Street
Bruginese
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Anaconda Office
Tandard
Deer Lodge
Dillon, Boreman
Philipsburre
Canada
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
National Representatives
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Globe
Steger Building
Sharon Building
San Francisco
San Fernando
Los Angeles
MR. Haynes
Shelby, Mont
I. W. W. War
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Anderson
Senator la Follette
Bulgaria
Balkans
John Barleycorn
Jonson
Anconia
Miner
Groung
Lach
Defense
State
Japan
Teddy Roosevelt
Tadashuro Yamamoto
C. D. Batchelor
Public Ledger Company
Roscoe Nitwit
Mountain View
Farrar
Tellegen
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