Crowd packs Gardens for Columbia's twenty fifth anniversary
More than 1 500 people attended last night’s dance at the Columbia gardens marking the twenty fifth anniversary the event funds the opening of playgrounds concessions parks conservatory dancing pavilion and other amusements. Manager George Forsyth announced the pavilion will be open Sundays and Fridays until fair weather returns and summer dances will continue.
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Columbia Gardens
Wardether
George Forsyth
Dainty Dish Birds Nest Feasts in China
The birds nest, prized by epicures as the daintiest Chinese dish, is produced by a swallow and prepared by soaking, boiling in milk until tender, then serving in clear soup. General Grant, during a trip to China, was feted with this delicacy.
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Orental Epicures
China
Grant
State Engineers Meet Discuss International Questions
A section of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers heard Dre Cha K Leith of the War Industries Board stress the link between international issues and the mineral industry. He noted one third of world minerals cross borders and described wartime damage to Northern France coal fields and Briey iron mines. The talk urged moving toward an international tribunal and peace negotiations while acknowledging the sea of uncharted problems in global economic and political affairs. A Silver Bow club dinner preceded the meeting attended by engineers from Anaconda and nearby cities.
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American Institute of Mining and’ Metallurgical Engineers
Dre Cha K. Leith
War Industries Board
Silver How Club
Leith
Briey
League
League of Nations
England
Ameri France
Theing Technicat Ss
Kemp
Woman's Auxiliary
Red Cross
Siiver Bow Club
Kemp von Mowement
Maddock
Butte
Frederick’ Laist
Washoe
Anaconda
Penalty Hint for Overcharging Luxury Taxes
Washington reports complaints to the internal revenue bureau about luxury tax overcharges. The law imposes 19 percent only on cost excess over a specified amount and not on the whole sale price. Some items like tea coffee sandwiches cabinet buckets and medicines sold at soda fountains are not taxable.
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Washingtonay
Internal Revenue Bureau
Fragmentary quotation cited about help to Josh in France
A fragment from the Pittsburg Gazette Times quotes a remark about a person asking if their help to Josh is useful since he went to France. It notes an argument cannot be used for a 4.75 beer. The text presents a clipped, locally sourced newspaper fragment with unclear context.
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France
Josh
Pittsburg
Mayors endorsement for nationwide Employment Sunday plan
Mayor Malone of Butte, Mont proclaims May 4, 1919 as Employment Sunday urging churches to assist employment agencies in placing soldiers sailors and war workers. He calls for unified national effort and dedication to aid postwar jobs and industrial reorganization following Allied victory.
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Maroney
United States
Willian H. Malone
Tutte
Butte, Mont
W. HL Maloney
Seventy Five Foot Drop At Barue Mine Kills Three
An early morning accident at Barue mine caused a cage and skip to crash through the sheaves. Three men died and a fourth was injured. Victims named are De Mars, Boksich, and Keifert with West severely injured but expected to recover. The brake failure and missing safety devices are cited as factors, while engineer Migman had recently moved to the Rarus engine amid wartime delays. The incident prompted investigations and family notifications.
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Barue
Rwis DE Mars
Oregon Avenue
Frank Boksich
Cottonwood Street
Fred Keifert
Walnut Street
Albert
Albert West
West
West Marvel
Higman
Migman
Rarus
Mountain View
National Croatian Society
Edward
Chi
William
Anacondi
Mra.'c
Louis de Mars
Butte Briefs Guests and Arrivals at Local Hotels
Local notes list numerous visitors and guests stopping at the Acoma, Finlen, and Thornton hotels. Names include James Kirkpatrick, Combia of Wisdom, Mra M. M. Corey, W. Perry, J. Fish, J. W. Rowand, Charles Hi Donovan, W. Gorman, W. H. Verheyen, Edwin C. Elliott, Allan McNaughton, Beth Saucer, Edith ish, and J. F. Carroll, with many arriving from Helena, Missoula, Philipsburg, Garrison, Forsyth, and other nearby towns for the evening or several days.
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James Kirkpatrick
Finten
Combia of
Wisdom
Acoma
M. M. Corey
Boulder
W. Perry
Ovando
Thornton
K. J. Walters
Sheridan
Finley
Henry C. Smith
Helena
J. W. Rowand
Charles Hi. Donovan
Missoula
Finlen
W. ¥. Gorman
W. H. Verheyen
Edwin C. Elliott Cameron
Allan McNaughton
Garrison
Boss Townley and Gilbert Face Sedition Trial
In St Paul Minnesota May 7 the state supreme court ruled Townley president of the national non partisan league and Joseph Gilbert league organizer must stand trial on charges of disloyalty. The decision upheld indictments overturned by a Jackson County district court.
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St. Paul, Minn
Townley
National Non-Partisan League
Joseph Gilebert
State Supreme Court
Jackson County District Court
Gilbert
Gilbert charged with seditious remarks at Minnesota meeting
The case centers on Gilbert accused of making public utterances designed to discourage patriotic cooperation in the war at a January 23, 1917 meeting in Takefield Minnesota. His lawyers argue remarks discussed economic conditions and show no anti war intent amid arguments over nonpartisan league principles and profiteers.
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Gilbert
Takefield
Minn
United States
Supreme Court
Townley
Princips
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