Civic Job Promises Relief on Silver Bow Creek
The Silver Bow creek drainage plan, presented by Mayor Horgan to the aldermen, aims to end yearly floods and property damage in Butte. Citizens have raised 20000 dollars toward the project. the city council must match funds. Plans include channel straightening deepening a concrete Harrison avenue bridge and financing from county and mining-company contributions. Mayor Horgan commends the drainage commission members James H Rowe Jack Cohen and Charles P Nevin for their work and pledges to press the project to completion this season.
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Drainage Commission
James H. Rowe
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Charles P. Nevin
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California Flouts Hiram Johnson in Presidential Primaries
The California Republican primary delivered a crushing rebuke to Hiram Johnson with heavy support for Calvin Coolidge while Indiana Republicans also backed Coolidge 6 to 1. McAdoo won a decisive Democratic primary in California amid expectations of an instructed delegation.
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McAdoo
Blood givers respond to save Brooklyn baby
More than 600 people offered blood at a Brooklyn hospital to aid an 18 month old patient. Most volunteers insisted the blood be given freely while a few asked for payment per ounce.
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Blood Type 3 Blood Needed for Brooklyn Baby
Doctors said a rare No 3 blood type was required to save the Brooklyn baby. More than 600 volunteers were tested before finding a compatible match, illustrating the humane spirit and the brotherhood of man as donors offered themselves to help.
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Brooklyn
Brotherhood of Man
The Grade Crossing Peril
Eight people die when their stalled car is hit by the Twentieth Century Limited near Amsterdam New York. Railroad officials from 47 states say grade crossings threaten life and call for elimination or elevation of crossings, despite costs.
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Twentieth Century Limited
Amsterdam
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California voters show Coolidge support in auto mobile crowd
In California on Tuesday primaries, Calvin Coolidge's popularity appears evident as millions of automobiles parade with the terse emblem Cal 24. The display signals broad campaign momentum across the state and underscores the Republican appeal among voters and motorists.
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Return of Roy Walsh Draws Mixed Reactions
The Montana murder suspect Roy Walsh makes a notable return that pleases all parties in interest except Walsh himself. The incident sparks attention from officials, public observers, and legal circles.
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Hiram Johnson Sees Democratic Year and Union Help
The remarks note Hiram Johnson framing a likely democratic year while the American Federation of Labor would assist platform work next month. Nicholas Murray Butler is quoted on liquor in politics even when none exists, and Johnson jokes about his own seriousness amid national gaiety.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Burgess Bedtime Tales Drift Across Green Meadows
Jerry Muskrat and Chuck the young Chuck drift on logs across Green Meadows and meet, trading questions about reaching dry land. They fear being carried far from Laughing Brook and Smiling Pool as they wonder if hunters in a boat are near.
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Burglary Noise in the Wilderness? Mystery Encounter
A young narrator recalls hearing a gun while hiding on a log as two men hunted him and Jerry. The gunshots alarm him though they were aimed at him, and he fears moving his stiffened leg may prevent escape. A distant figure approaches, heightening suspense.
Not So Bad By Florence Davies
Tragedy strikes 20 year old Helen of West Orange New Jersey on a move to New York. She is hit by a railroad train and severely injured with legs mangled. Her father arrives as she is taken away. She smiles and reassures him cheer up, not as bad as you think. Doctors warn recovery may leave her a cripple. Yet she remains hopeful that life will improve.
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West Orange
New Jersey
New York University
Daddy
Time heals and teaches and adjusts in hardship
The passage reflects that minds and hearts adapt after tragedy, with growth shown as hurts heal and days brighten. It notes Helen’s reminder that pain isn’t as bad as it first seems, while people learn to lift heavy burdens and continue with courage and cheerful perseverance.
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Horoscope Outlook for the Month Includes Storms and Industry Shifts
Astrologers warn of a doubtful day and a month with weak planetary influences. Expect business activity, but embezzlement and forgery cases rise, while Great Britain faces strikes and discontent. Birthdates may bring domestic fortune. children born this day are likely clever and sociable.
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Morocco
Algiers
Transvaal
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McClure
Yellowstone Park to Open June 20
Livingston Mont May 7 Yellowstone National Park will officially open June 20 announced by Superintendent Horace M Albright returning from Washington D C where he served as assistant to Stephen T Mather director of national parks Plans for opening ceremonies involve Livingston Chamber of Commerce and Gardiner business men Officials expect visitor numbers to rise with estimates up to 250000 for 1924 and similar gains from California and Montana in 1923
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Livingston, Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Horace M. Albright
Stephen T. Mather
National Parks
Washington, D. C
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Gardiner
Albright
Yellowstone Park
California
Montana
Doctor Dolittle recalls a failed sanitarium venture
The tale describes Doctor Dolittle and Dr. Cornelius Q. Phipps starting a sanitarium to treat invalids. When patient Sir Timothy Grimsby sparks a strike, the invalids rebel by ignoring orders and soon leave cured, proving the venture a failure yet yielding unexpected health gains.
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Cornelius Q. Phipps
Dolittle
Sir Timothy Grimsby
Sir Timothy
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