Prohibition Harms Washington Hop and Grapes Industry
North Yakima headlines say hopping and grape growing have suffered heavily since prohibition began. Pat Mullin describes losses in hops as markets collapse and land value fall. He notes rents on three Yakima hotels drop as taxes rise under new ratings, with total properties valued near 198000 now taxed at 2 percent. Mullin plans to return to North Yakima soon.
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Washington
Pat Mullin
Titte
Mullin
Yakima
Michigan
Mullini
Washington Block
Ite
Montana
Tme
North Yakima
Butte Notes Reveal Local Moves and Incidents
In Butte and nearby towns residents are traveling, visiting relatives, or reporting illness. Mentions include G Mellander Libby. Guy Crandall. May Larson Three Forks. Townsend Pony. A Buxton Jr. to Batti nore. George Randall to Miles City. Dr L C Ford Lima. Hickey from Pocatello Idaho. Miles nd wife. Mansfield Garnett. Conen Great Falls with A Cochran. Jamen business trip to coast. J McQueeney ill. Brewer Flathead guest at Northern. Mr and Mrs John Odgers trip to California. Thill and Gillis Great Falls. Abert Johnson South Butte to Livingston. and others visiting or traveling. A note about library returns and a hospital visit for Floyd Fudge. British prisoner counts released.
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Libby
Guy Crandall
May Larson
Three Forks
Townsend
Pony
Hennett F
Conen
Great Falls
A. Cochran
Jamen
McQueeney
Brewer
Flathead
John Odgers
William
California
Peter Thill
Julius Gillis
Thornton
Abert Johnson
Albert Tru~xian
West la Platte Street
Clifford Smith
Lola Smith
Oakland
Cal
Helen World of
Laure
Bitzroth
Oregon Avenue
Flossie Goggin
A. H. Godbe
Consolidated Mining Company of Nevada
Salt Lake
Sid
E. J. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Tutte
P. 0
West Park
Body Identified In Shoreacres Brush Near Tacoma
In Tacoma Washington on May 5 the body found in the brush near Shoreacres Gig Harbor opposite Tacoma has been identified as Arthur Etannel a 28 year old son of James Etannel. He disappeared December 10 and is believed to have taken his life due to ill health.
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Wash
Shoreacres
Gig Harbor
Arthur Seannel
James Etannel
French Troop Occupation of Florina Sparks Greek Significance
Athens reports that Greeks attach notable significance to the French occupation of Florina in the Greek news, citing its strategic position just 18 miles south of Monastir. The move is described as significant due to its proximity to Monastir and impact on regional balance.
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Paris
Florina
Monastir
Two Girls Seek Help. Man Arrested in Butte Case
Two 11 year old girls visited the Butte police on Saturday asking for Mr. Murphy after their mother warned them to seek help if bothered. Ed Walsh was arrested and detained for investigation at the county daily, at 20 West Copper Street. Items stolen from the tabernacle included incandescent light sockets worth 117 dollars and copper wire valued 87 dollars, recovered by police. Michael J. Loughran, 63, resident of Montana for 24 years, died at his West Copper street home. survived by his wife and seven children.
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Ead
Ed Walsh
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Tabernacle
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Pii
J. Loughran
West
Montana
Democratic Women Plan a Big Banquet in Silver Bow
At a Silver Bow County Democratic Women's club meeting in Judge Donlan's courtroom plans were unveiled to open the campaign with a banquet in June at a hotel. Agnes Att presided as committee members Narvaez Hugh Carroll and Crowley were chosen to arrange details plus a broader drive to register Democratic women before July to ensure voting in August primaries.
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Democratic Women's Club
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Bre Attridge
Bargain Matinee at the Empress Theater Today
The Empress Theater offers bargain matinee shows with affordable prices for youths and adults. A sensational third act and clever talking bird promise crowd appeal, with Tower Moor admission 15 cents and balcony 10 cents.
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Empress Theater
Vacate Notice Issued for Jerry Stains On Main Street
A notice requires Jerry Stains to move within three days from Mis Place of business at North Main Street. He is ill and confined at home, delaying plans. The notice expires today. Frank Walker issued the notice demanding payment of $1.00 to cover the costs.
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Mis
North Main Street
Frank Walker
Willard Held in Land Larceny Case In County Court
Mrs. Towers of 22 Talbot Street charges Mose Willard with land larceny. She says Willard agreed to pasture a cow and calf for $1.50 monthly, the calf returned, but the cow has not been found. The complaint was filed in Justice court.
Baby Dies in Mother's Arms During Trip
A six month old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bodoni of Walkerville, died Thursday evening in her mother's arms from heart convulsions. The death occurred while a party of friends traveled in an automobile on a trip to Greeson and was not discovered until later. Attorney T. J. Davis plans a trip to New York and other cities, visiting Ann Arbor, Cleveland, Duluth, and Detroit, about a month away.
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Greeson
Julius Bodoni
West Daly Street
Walkerville
Hodonk
John Or Brion
Gregson
T. J. Davis
Milwaukee
New York
Ann Arbor
Cleve Duluth
Detroit
Butte
Walkerville Smoke Social for New City Officials
Walkerville volunteer fire department hosts a smoker in City Hall tonight to honor new council members and city officials. Arrangements accommodate 400 to 590 attendees with athletic and musical numbers. Guy Cook of 227 East Park Street died yesterday at St. Joseph’s Hospital at age 35 after a pneumonia illness.
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Walkerville
Guy Cook
East Park Street
Amiger, Nied
Neumonia
St Tce Hospital
Jamestavatnglo
Botte
Pethel Prank Inquest Over Child Runover Victim Ethel Rank
An inquest will be held today at 2 30 over the body of Ethel Rank a three year old girl run over by a street car on Wednesday Daily Special to Gregson Commencing Monday May the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway runs a daily special leaving Butte at 7 48 p m arriving Gregson 8 28 p m Anaconda 8 45 p m Return leaves Anaconda 7 20 p m arrives Butte Gregson 1 10 p m
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Ethel Rank
Gregson
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Butte
Gregon
Socialist Congress
Copenhagen
London
Ofs
Hague
Social Demokraten
Aerial Tramway Planned by Butte Great Falls Mines
The Butte Great Falls Mining Company plans to spend $100,000 on mining ground exploration and an aerial tramway to move ore to Great North tracks. Eight visitors, led by Dr Reyane Cramp of Bloomington, toured the property and will return home soon. The shaft reaches 615 feet with crosscuts and veins found, while 2 shifts employ about 20 workers and a tram line extension is proposed.
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Great North
Reyane Cramp
Bloomington
Middle West
Dewey
Drant Clamp
Bromley
Bartourville
Diver
Riley
Cent Wilson
Olivet
JF Msver
Tk. H
van Gundy
A Hoston
Inspection trip of electrified road to Bethe road
G A Gooamow vice president Milwaukee and Mtr Potter of the General I tre company joined an inspection from Lindge after touring the electrified line to Bethe road between Harlowton and Deer Lodge. The subsstation rail was the focus of the visit with everything reported in good order. Over 100 couples attended the opening dance at Columbia with Miss Downing and Henry Grieger in charge of the floor.
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Aemimine
Milwaukee
Mtr Potter
General I Tre Company
Bethe Road
Harlowton
Deer Lodge
Raul
Iin
Columbia
Miss Downing
Henry Grieger
Prominent activist joins safety department of Anaconda Copper Mining
A notable figure has taken a leading role in the Get the safety flat department of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. He plans to travel to the country in Alaska soon, where he will connect with the Guegenheim interests in a similar capacity.
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Th Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Sil Teave
Alaska
Guegenheimnnterests
Brewery Workers Demand Higher Pay and Autonomy
Brewery workers at the Brewing Company held a meeting at the brewery to discuss wage increases and their own bargaining power without direct union oversight. Officials warned a formal strike vote may follow if demands are not met, with inside workers seeking about $2 more weekly and drivers seeking roughly $104 per month in additional pay.
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Feadal “Brewing Company
Owen
Carpenters Melock
Mora
Centwie Afteit
War Tangles Across Fronts In Verdun And Beyond
Allied and German forces clash near Verdun with gains and setbacks as French and German command reports describe trench footings and renewed bombardments. Heavy shelling and weather hamper infantry, while actions shift along the Austro Italian line, the Tyrol front, and Russian engagement near Tarnopol. Zeppelins are destroyed and air battles continue as nations press for strategic outcomes.
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Associated Press
Verdun
Anocourt
le Iin
Adamatto Ridge
Prox Reas
Tolmino
Tyrol Front
Barnard College addition funded by Schiff anniversary gift
The Barnard College addition, donated by Jacob H. Schiff to mark the fiftieth anniversary of his arrival in the United States, cost nearly $590,000. The unusual report details the ceremony and the meaning behind the gift amid other wartime and campus notes in this brief item.
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Barnard College
Jacob H. Schiff
Paralyzed Butte Official Billy Swarts In Critical Condition
Friends of W J Swarts former alderman from the Fourth ward in Butte and Empress theater manager report a letter from Mrs Swarts saying Billy is in critical condition in San Francisco. He suffered paralysis after a brain hemorrhage about a month ago and remains unable to move his right side. He was cared for at a sanatorium in another city briefly before being taken to San Francisco.
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Empress Theater
Swarts
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rCguitarium
San Francisco
Great Auto Consolidation Involving $200 Million Plan
Detroit Free Press reports plans for a large consolidation of Michigan car makers estimated at over $200 million. W W C Durant would head the scheme, with General Motors Oak, Continental, Maxwell, Cadillac, Studebaker, Olds works, and GM Truck listed among participants. J P Morgan and Du Pont family members are said to be active in New York discussions.
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Detroit Free Press
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Chevrolet Motor Company
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Oaklanduick
Continental
Maxwell
Cad~ Fis
Studebaker Corporation
Olds Motor Works
General Motors Truck Company
J.P. Morgan
Standard OM Company
du Pont
Submarine warfare appears to be waning in Europe
A Copenhagen dispatch reports the Norwegian schooner Mars bound for England with pit props was stopped and burned by a German cruiser with crew saved. Scandinavian opinion says German submarine warfare against merchant ships is waning, a factor blamed for recent rises in Steamship shares. Also noted is Daniel Miller of Shavers Creek Pennsylvania using a wagon built in 1831 with an iron plate stamped Gate.
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Mars
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Germany
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Daniel Miller
Shavers Creek
Huntington County
Penn
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