Long Period of Active Demand Seen for Silver
United States Senator T. J. Walsh spoke in Butte and forecast a long period of active demand for silver at around 1.29 per ounce, citing scarcity and rising world coinage and manufacturing needs. He noted the Walsh-Pittman repurchase rules do not fix a price and mentioned the five year effort on the grans leasing bill, undetermined in the next session.
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United States
T. J. Walsh
Butte
Knights of Columbus
Washington
Mining Bureau
Mint
Walsh
Walsh-Pittman
Treasury
Congress
Senate friction delays bill despite Borah opposition
The passage notes heavy work ahead with the bill to be introduced in its final conference form aided by the president. Senator Borah of Idaho withheld support at the last moment but is now recovered and socializing with supporters and Knights of Columbus members.
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Borah
Idaho
Sesson
Knights of Columbus
Many Star Acts on Pantages Program
The Pantages Broadway bill features a strong lineup led by the musical comedy Some Baby and includes Harris and Manion in a duo of old school gentility and modern style. The Victoria quartet, Roy Stever and Mildred Love, a bicycle humorist titled Tattered Talent, and Madie Delong deliver varied acts with singing, comedy, and lively stage presence.
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Harris
Manion
Metropolis
Victoria
Butte
Roy Stever
Mildred Lovehits
Ump
Madie Delong
Annual report shows road's status
Chicago May 11. The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway company reports higher operating revenue and expenses with a net operating revenue decline of 17,844,888. Only 6,241,000 of 27,045,000 guaranteed by the government has been received, and floating debt totals 16,769,000. Operating revenue rose from 113,739,201 in 1917 to 182,894,540, while operating expenses climbed from 85,195,983 to 6,104.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Closed Shop Issue Heated In Spokane Strike
Spokane May 11 Acceptance or rejection of the closed shop clause in the Teamsters and Chauffeurs union demands is to be decided at a Monday 10 o'clock meeting of union officials with the arbitration board. Several hundred union members have been on strike last week after a five hour session of union leaders with the employers failed to reach an agreement.
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Spokane
Arbitration Board
Employers’ Committee
Butte Choristers 10 Present Evening Concert
Butte choristers of the Butte Music club present a concert tonight at 8 15 in the high school auditorium. Professor De Loss Smith of the state university Missoula will be baritone soloist with Professor Coburn on piano. The program aims to foster civic music and has drawn interest from musical circles in the city.
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Butte Music Club
de Loss Smith
The
State University At
Missoula
Coburn
Butte
Smith
Public Concerts University Lab
Admis
Club Admission Policy Mentioned In Fragments
A fragment notes a pricing distinction of 25 cents general admission with membership cards for club members. The text references a club and membership access though details are incomplete and no full event or venue is specified.
Mickeys Big Crowds Warm Ansonia Run Volume Two Weeks
A Butte audience fills Ansonia as Mickey the famed film star and Mischa Gutersons orchestra draw capacity crowds extending the engagement a second week. The piece blends Normand performances with Chaplin-Fairbanks style humor and bold stunts, while highlighting strong theatrical motion picture production and dramatic contrasts.
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Mickey
Butte
Ansonia Beat
Distant Relatives Mistake Her Wealth for Riches
Mickey navigates family assumptions as distant relatives first believe she is rich, then realize she is not. He accepts circumstances and acts, winning the woman he loves with steady resolve and modest means.
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Mickey
Huns have no right to expect less in peace
London reports the German attitude toward the peace treaty as justly harsh. The British ambassador says Germany laid down arms as vanquished people and must accept terms. He cites Wilson’s 14 points and notes Wilson is seen as the interpreter of those principles. The piece also recalls the Bank of New York’s early history and founders.
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London
United States
New York
Lord Keading
Wilson
Bank of New York’s early banking dominance noted
The text recalls the Bank of New York as a longtime banking leader, joined by the Bank of North America and the Bank of Massachusetts in Boston, collectively holding the nation’s banking capital for years. It notes the Bank of New York’s occupancy of its current site since 1798.
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Bank of New York
Bank of North America
Bank of Massachusetts
Boston
United States
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ITO
Mining Bureau and Mint
Yacht Club
Ornia Home Oyster
California Home Tomato
Cas Ranch
Goodyear
Ioodyear Fabric Tires
Goodyear Cord Tires
Goodyear Tubes
Heavy Touris
Mischa Guterson
M-17- Orchestra
Miss” Normand
Mabel Normand
Normand
IRST
Wall Street
Merchants’ Coffee House
Alexander Hamilton
Alexander McDougall
Hamilton
Walton
Aaron Bure
France
Bureau of Standards
RED Lantern
Nazimova
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