Silver Bow counts seeks 250000 highway funds release
Silver Bow county proposes a 500000 road program for hard surface highways linking county routes. County commissioners presented plans to Paul Pratt state highway engineer urging release of 250000 from federal funds to the Montana state highway commission meeting May 14. If approved and county match raised, about 25 miles of roads would be built at roughly 20000 per mile, connecting county highways and boosting intercounty traffic. A statewide Montana roads conference is planned for May 26 in Butte with participation by county officials and commission members.
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Board of County Commissioners
Paul Pratt
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Federal Highway Fund
Silver Bowl
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State Highway “Commission
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Armistice Terms Rejected by Budapest Soviets
Copenhagen reports the Hungarian communist government rejects armistice terms offered by Romania and vows to fight to the utmost. A dispatch from Budapest says the decision comes as Congress plans a special session and President Wilson will send a cable message from Paris for immediate reading.
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Budapest
Copenhagen
Rumania
Ladies Matinee at Broadway Today by Alexander the Seer
Ladies are invited to a private matinee at Broadway today at 2 15 pm arranged by Alexander the Man Who Knows He promises answers to personal questions in a sealed séance style show featuring occult props and horoscopes tonight’s session limits the public to women only and aims to reveal inner concerns to curious attendees
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Alexander
Butte
Man Sues Railroad for Damages After Injury
Alexander Matson sues Northern Pacific Railroad and Federal Director Walker D. Hines for damages from a personal injury on February 17 while workers on the line between Logan and Bozeman. He claims a foreman ordered him to help raise a 750‑pound load, causing a rupture that reduced his earning power. he seeks $1,000 and names three other workers as complicit.
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Alexander Matson
Northern Pacific Railroad
Walker D. Hines
Logan
Bozeman
Parker and Wilson Meet on High Roof
Marshall Parker who just arrived from France after his service had an interesting meeting with V L A Wilson the former pastor of Harrison Avenue Congregational church in Butte on the Woolworth building the highest point in New York They chatted an hour Wilson was bound for France assigned to MC A work in that country The two men from Butte exchanged greetings atop the famous skyline point.
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Marshall Parker
France
V. L. A. Wilson
Harrison Avenue
Putte
Parker
Woolworth
New York
Butte
Mr. Wilson
MC. A
Machines in State Reach Thirty Thousand Registrations
Registered automobiles in the state have reached the number of 30,480, according to figures received yesterday at the clerk and recorder’s office from the secretary of state. For March, machines registered and licenses issued totaled 8,029.
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Y Lerday
Secretary of State
Sicora Sentenced After Plea in Burglary Case
Charles Sicora admitted his role in a burglary yesterday and pled guilty before a judge. He received a prison term of one to two years, mirroring a prior similar sentence for W. H. Pusner. Rob Wilson had not yet decided whether to plead guilty or stand trial.
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Harles Sicora
Dominick
W. IL Pusners
Rob Wilson
Allegations Dismissed as New Charge Filed in Larceny Case
The charge of petty larceny against Benjamin Bode was dismissed yesterday and a new charge alleging obtaining money under false pretenses was filed. He was accused of writing a worthless check and passing it at a local cigar store. Justice of the Peace Buckley dismissed vagrancy and gambling charges against IL. A. Meterday. Antone Thremp was also dismissed on a charge of vagrancy. Seattle memorial tablet to honor 49 University of Washington men who went west in the great war will be presented May 20.
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Justice of the Peace
Buckley
IL. A. Meterday
Antone ‘Thremp
Seattle
Wash
University of” Washington
Alberta to establish six agricultural schools in province
Edmonton announces three new agricultural schools will be established this year, bringing total to six and expanding rural education. Minister Marshal notes 1,000 students will study scientific farming across Alberta. The program aims to bring schooling to farmers with cost efficiency and broader regional access.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Dunecan
Marshal
Sericulture
Gould Heirs Charge Extensive Frauds
The Gould heirs accuse their relative of extensive frauds while Gould denies the charges. The scattered text references five of six children and mentions a sizable $500,005 or more in losses amid confusing OCR fragments about a government railway matter.
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Aben Ap Peett
H George
Ravin
Pees
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