Butte Y M C A Plans Big Roundup For Members
Preliminary arrangements for a four day Y M C A membership roundup are outlined with an executive committee of 20 to lead the effort. The drive targets 1000 new members and uses two divisions with daily luncheons to report progress. A roundup dinner on April 11 precedes the kickoff, with women playing a prominent role and several activity classes organized for them.
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George N. Short
L. D. Frank
P. L. Wills
E. L. Mogge
S. P. Parker
Butte
We will meet again author tells consort
Pierre Paul Author a self styled Spanish grandee kissed Mrs. Charlotte Franzen and promised they would meet again as they parted to enter separate wings at Waupun penitentiary Both were sentenced to three years on a statutory charge Franzen had recently divorced her husband after Author allegedly took her at gunpoint
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Pierre Paul
Charlotte Franzen
Waupun Penitentiary
Franzen
Author
Legion to protest discrimination against wartime postal workers
Lemuel Bolles, national adjutant of the American Legion, announced from Indianapolis that the Legion will file a protest with Postmaster General Hays alleging discrimination against postal employees who served in the war. The statement heatens the push for equal treatment and acknowledges wartime service as a basis for fair employment.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Lemuel Bolles
The
American Legion
Legion
Hays
Hart Takes New Job In Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports H. L. Hart, formerly state treasurer, has become assistant manager of the National Surety company in Helena on March 18.
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Hart
The
Standard
Helena
H. L. Hart
National Surety Company
Woman Recommends Foley Kidney Pills For Kidney Trouble
A Colorado woman from Sturgin recounts years of bladder and kidney pain and sleepless nights. After using seven bottles of Foley Kidney Pills she reports feeling fine and urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy, noting it is sold everywhere.
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H. A. Seaman
Sturgin
Colo
Druggists Gain Bonded Whiskey Access Direct
Washington March 18 Prohibition Commissioner Kramer opened the way for retail druggists to obtain whiskey for prescriptions by lifting the withdrawal ban from bonded warehouses. Warehouses that had been closed will now supply retailers directly with wholesalers to follow with similar privileges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kramer
Sailors of Armada Carried Dolls as Mascots
During their piratical cruises the sailors of the Spanish Armada reportedly carried dolls as mascots. The assertion reflects traditional lore about nautical superstitions and may illustrate cultural beliefs of sailors in early maritime history.
Tax increase and city debt in the mayoral race
The speaker warns that ten years of rising taxes have swollen the city's debt by over a million dollars and asks voters if they will accept annual tax rises. They contrast two paths: a special tax to wipe out debt or elect a mayor promising to cut $250,000 in two years, urging property owners to act now.
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Butte
Frank F. Hayes
South Side
Japanese Minister Seeks Disarmament Talks
Count K Hirosawa newly appointed Japanese minister to Spain and Portugal says Japan would consider proposals to reduce armaments and is ready to join an international conference. He notes the United States should lead in world disarmament efforts during his arrival in Victoria British Columbia.
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Associated Press
Victoria
B. C
Japan
Count K. Hirosawa
Spain
Portugal
United States
Count Hirosawa
Freshmen Edit Green Mountaineer Issue at Butte High
Butte high school freshmen edited their Mountaineer edition with Irish stories and printed it in green. Editors and contributors include Anna Marvin, Craig Carroll, Lydia Maury, Frances McAuliffe, Burt Sleeman, Andrew Metcalf, Dwight Elderkin, Archie McPhail, Howard Harrington, and Carol Sullivan among others.
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the Times
The
Butte High School
Mountaineer
Anna Marvin
Craig Carroll
Lydia Maury
Frances McAuliffe
Burt Sleeman
Andrew Metcalf
Dwight Elderkin
Archie McPhail
Howard Harrington
Carol Sullivan
Senate
Holdup at Brotherhood HQ Nets $6000 in Detroit
Three armed men held up two women employees outside the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railway Shop Laborers headquarters in Detroit this afternoon, escaping with six thousand dollars in cash. Police sought the trio after the in broad daylight robbery in front of the union building.
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Associated Press
Detroit
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Brotherhood
Noted Educator Emmanuel Schmidt Dies in St Paul
Noted educator Emmanuel Schmidt a 35 year old professor of Hebrew at Bethel Theological Seminary died at a local hospital after a brief illness. He taught at Bethel and was active in religious and academic circles in St Paul.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Emmanuel Schmidt
Bethel Theological Seminary
Western lawmakers urge immediate embargo on key imports
Washington March 18 A plea to President Harding to impose an immediate embargo on wool imports and other products hails from western senators and representatives led by Senator Cameron Arizona. The stall in the market has been presented to Secretaries Wallace Hoover and Fall. the president is considering the request.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Cameron
Arizona
Wallace
Hoover
Fall
Union Pacific Cuts 17000 Jobs Across System
Omaha reports the Union Pacific system reduced its working force by about 17000 since mid December. E. E. Calvin, vice president for operations, announced that the total headcount before reductions was about 50000.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
E. E. Calvin
Calvin
White House Not to Be Picketed for Debs Amnesty
Harriet Stanton Black announced from socialist amnesty headquarters that there would be no picketing of the White House as efforts continue for amnesty for prisoners under the espionage act. She said the president asked the attorney general to review Debs case and that delegations would visit Washington on April 13 to present a petition for broad amnesty law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harriet Stanton Black
White House
Daugherty
Eugene V. Debs
Congress
Crazed murderer dying of wounds near American Falls
W H Ball a 26 year old farmer accused of sudden insanity shot Edward Brandt and wounded Deputy Sheriff Torrance at Pauline near American Falls Idaho. He took refuge in a cabin until a posse surrounded it and Torrance was mortally wounded in the exchange. Ball is reported dying at a local hospital.
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Associated Press
Pocatello
Idaho
W. H. Ball
Edward Brandt
Charles Torrance
Pauline
American Falls
Brandt
Ball
Torrance
Calvary cantata to open Holy Week at First Baptist
The First Baptist church choir will present a short cantata Calvary on Sunday evening in commemoration of Holy Week. The vesper organ recital begins at 7 15 with Marche Solennelle Lacrymosa Verdi and Vretblad Good Friday Spell. The choir then performs Calvary followed by the postlude Passion Chorale by Reger.
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First Baptist Church
Verdi
Vretblad
Reger
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