Five Violation of Migratory Bird Act Complaints Filed
United States Attorney John L. Slattery announced five complaints filed in federal court charging violations of the migratory bird treaty act. Defendants are unnamed. cases center in Missoula Helena and Great Falls. Charges include shooting birds after sunset shipping grouse without permits and possessing wild ducks out of season.
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United States
John L. Slattery
Missoula
Helena
Great Falls
Three Rivers Company
Three Forks
Charles Bateman
Anaconda
Jack Jackson
William Vadnais
Ready for Work on New Highway Montana Street Holmes Avenue
A Montana street-Holmes avenue highway project aims to raise 196000 for a concrete road with federal 56000, county 10000, city 10000 and public subscriptions covering the rest. If funds exceed needs, the surplus may fund Harrison avenue or other road projects.
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Montana Street
Holmes Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Gow
Montana street-Holmes Avenue
County
City
Sleighs Out in Vermont Village Amid Snowy Ground
In Rutland Vermont on May 10 the ground was blanketed with two to five inches of snow. Sleighs replaced automobiles in several towns of the county as a winter feel lingered despite spring weather. The Azores archipelago is made up of nine islands.
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Associated Press
Rutland
Friday Bargain Day at Hennessys Market
Hennessys Market Week Sales Feature highlights Friday bargains with a shipment of ripe Dollar strawberries praised for breakfast and dinner use. The offer promises the season’s lowest price at 22 cents per basket.
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Hennessy
Stra Wberries
Defense Glooed Browning Case in Utah Slaying
In Salt Lake City on May 10 the defense closed its case in the preliminary hearings over the April 9 killing of Benjamin F. Ballantyne. Marriner A. and John M. Browning Jr. seek dismissal of first degree murder charges and request trial for second degree murder if bound over. The state to present final arguments, then rebuttal, with Judge Pratt to rule soon. Ballantyne’s widow, Mrs. Ballantyne, remains ill at her parents’ Ogden home.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Marriner A
John M. Browning Jr
Benjamin F. Ballantyne
Noels Pratt
Brownings
Pratt
Ballantyne
Utah
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement praises Kellogg's Bran as a permanent cure for constipation available to every person. It recommends daily consumption, two tablespoonfuls per meal for severe cases, and suggests mixing with hot cereals, baked goods, or serving in hotels and restaurants. It claims broad health benefits and includes recipes on each package.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Union Pacific to Build Extension
President Carl R. Gray announced Union Pacific will apply to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to construct a line from Rogerson Idaho to Wells New. Construction will begin promptly once the certificate of public service is granted, a statement released by Twin Falls chamber of commerce president Arthur L. Winn said tonight.
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Associated Press
Twin Falls
Idaho
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific Railway System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rogerson
Wells
New
Gray
Arthur L. S. Winn
Twin Walls
Railroad plan links Western Pacific lines in 100 mile road
The statement by Gray and confirmatory action by the Union Pacific board in New York today announce a new railroad plan. The proposed line will run 100 miles and connect with the Western Pacific and Central Pacific lines.
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Gray
Union Pacific Board of Directors
New York
Western Pacific
Central Pacific
Wine ban declared by Los Angeles Jewish synagogues
Los Angeles May 10. The Jewish synagogues in Los Angeles announced a ban on wine for sacramental use through the Kehillah organization. Rabbi Mayer Winkler of Sinai congregation said Jewish law does not require wine for religious rites.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
The
Kehillap
Mayer Winkler
Sinai Congregation
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wulf at West Gold home
Mr and Mrs John S Wulf welcomed their first daughter born Wednesday night at the Wulf residence 629 West Gold Street. The new arrival was greeted warmly by her two young brothers in the family.
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John S. Wulf
Wulf
West Gold Street
Irish Emigration Increases from Northern Ireland to America
Belfast reports a rise in Irish emigration with 1,612 passports visaed at the Ulster consulate for the three months ending March 31 bound for the United States. This compares to 552 in the same period last year, mainly from border counties. Consulate officials describe the group as a higher type than recent Irish arrivals.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
United States
America
Bargain Boys Suspenders and Pants in New Style
Classified item lists boys suspenders and long pants in various sizes. Describes sturdy leather ends on suspenders and good suiting fabric. Mentions price about 1.49 dollars and compares favorably to overalls.
Coffee John Rowan Butte character dead at 75
Bart lett's night manager known as one of Butte's best known figures died Wednesday after a paralytic stroke. A native of Ireland, he lived in Anaconda before Montana. He worked 25 years at Bartlett cafe and earlier in Leadville St Louis and other cities. Funeral Saturday at St Patrick's church.
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John’ Rowan
Bartlett's
Butte
Bartlett Cafe
Anaconda
Leadville
St. Louis
Montana
Ireland
United States
Walter
Coffee John
Cooks and Walters’ Union
St. Patrick's Church
Vintage Underwear Ads Sketch Readable Fragments
Readable fragments describe women’s undergarments including cotton and lisle top union suits and sleeveless styles with tight knee cuts. Sizes span 26 to 44 for women and 2 to 12 years for children, with listed values and sale prices noted in old style catalog language.
American Will Meet Brigands
Peking May 10 A hitch developed in negotiations for the release of captives held by the Suchow bandits in their hill stronghold near Linching. The government’s acceptance of the bandits’ demand to call off pursuing troops has made the brigands skeptical and fearful of a trap. Wu Yuh-Lin telegraphed Gen. Tien Chung-Yu of indignation from foreign legations and pledged government responsibility for the captives' safety and possible heavy ransom if needed.
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Associated Press
Peking
Linching
Asiatic News Agency
Wu Yuh-Lin
Tien Chung-Yu
Shantung
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