Proposed Butte School Building Bond Plan outlined
A Jefferson district school project in Butte would cost about 625000 and be built if voters approve next Saturday’s election. Designed by W Wellington Smith the plans show a ground floor with manual training rooms, domestic science facilities, toilets, and a gym auditorium on the main floor. The second and third floors provide classrooms, cloak rooms, and retiring rooms with a fireproof reinforced concrete construction and hollow tile flooring, all arranged for separate exits and spectator use.
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Butte
Jefferson District
Shields Avenue
Chicago Street
W. Wellington Smith
Miners Plan National Safety Association Expansion
Miners and operators in Washington advanced plans to form local safety chapters connected to a national Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association. The aim is to unite trained first aid and mine rescue workers with miners and officials to promote safety, sanitation, health, and ongoing training across about 35 000 mines and 1 million workers.
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Bureau of Mines
Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association
Washington
Expert Savers of Life and Limb
Joseph A. Holmes
United States
James Davis of Iowa Director of Railroads
James Davis of Iowa serves as director of railroads with responsibilities spanning railroad policy and administration. The note references a March 27 event in Tai City and outlines Davis’ role in statewide rail infrastructure planning and oversight.
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James Davis
Iowa
Ahr Tai City
Mining Interests to Urge Antidumping Law in Washington
United States mining organizations plan to send representatives to Washington at opening of Congress on April 11 to press for an antidumping law. A. G. Mackengle, secretary of the American Mining chapter, says immediate relief for the mining industry is sought.
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The
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Washington
Congress
A. G. Mackengle
American Mining
Return of Seized Booze Probable
The Associated Press reports a raid planned in New York to seize about $200000 in wines, sparked by a South Carolina court ruling that the Volstead act supersedes old internal revenue laws. If upheld, $10 million in liquor seized could be returned, as lawyers argue that seizing all stock for illegal portions is unwarranted. United States Commissioner Witchcock recently returned about $20000 of confiscated liquors to a defendant based on the same ruling. Quicksilver measured by flasks weighing 73 pounds net.
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Asociated Press
New York
South Carolna
United States
Witchcock
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