US and League clash over ties at Geneva arms talks
Geneva May 16 The first round in the fight over official relations with the League of Nations opened in a tense Geneva setting. The United States resisted formal ties while aiming to maintain cooperation at the arms traffic conference. The session yielded mixed outcomes with American advantages and several blunt blows to its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
United States
League of Nations
League
League Council
Vention Projects
Theodore
Quake Risk Raised for Eastern United States
The Associated Press reports Harvard geophysicist Dr. K Y Mather warns that Eastern cities face earthquake risks similar to San Francisco earlier this century. He notes eight on the intensity scale and says more quakes in this region are possible in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associace Press
Huge Utah mining merger planned by four companies
Salt Lake City May 16 One of the largest western mining mergers announced involving 4906 acres in Park City district producer of over 225 million dollars in gold silver and leaf The consolidation aims to stabilize tax contracts and marketing and involves leading figures in the mining world including Senator George Hearst and other national names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Western Mining
Park City
Durin Rinevant Hall
Hearst
Ontario
George Hearst
Itill
Anh
Corspanten
Ai Othich
Sen
National Drominense
Guagelal
Murder Suspect Found Dead in Canyon Swamp
Page six column two reports a man believed murdered by his own hand near Canyon, Minnesota. The deceased, identified as Rody, was found in a swamp after an apparent struggle. Mrs Beckman, formerly of Superior, Wisconsin, is noted in connection with the case. a former husband was said to have died years ago in Hutte, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Mini 4
Beckman
Superior
Wis
Hutte
Butte Trip Highlighted By Visitor’s Sighting
A distorted fragment notes a traveler praising Butte and Montana scenery. The text mentions vacant rural notes and references to places like Francisco, suggesting a fleeting impression rather than a clear event or date. The readable portion centers on preference for Butte during a journey.
Missouri Senator Selden P Spencer Dies Suddenly
The Associated Press reports Senator Selden P Spencer Republican of Missouri died suddenly in Washington. He chaired the privileges and elections committee and played a key role in the Newberry Mayfield investigations. The panel had planned to count ballots next week in the Brookhart seat contest. His rise came during Teapot Dome era inquiries when he was chosen by the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Selden P. Spencer
Louis
Walter Reed Hospital
Spencer
Privileges and Elections Committee
Newberry
Mayfield
Balto
Brookhart
Missouri
Teapot Dome
Butte People Buy Million Dollars Worth of New Cars
Butte records show 217 freight cars delivering autos over four months, averaging five cars each, totaling 1 085 new vehicles worth over a million dollars. Not all have sold yet, but state and county records reflect a booming motor vehicle business and early license applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Secretary of State
oMeer
Fatty Arbuckle and Doris Deane wed in San Marino
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle and Doris Deane married at the bride’s mother’s home in San Marino California Judge Hugh J Crawford presided with Helen Keaton as matron of honor The couple, prominent in motion pictures, planned a short motor trip then a return to Arbuckle’s directing duties in Hollywood and a later trip to New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Company
Kmehie
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Tim Comedien
Doris Deane
Charles . Dibble
San Marino
Hugh J. Crawford
Low Ashelen County
Meadee Keaton
Dibble
Arbuckle
Thei Ondahl
Wax x
Motion
Hollywood
Mrs. Arbuckle
New York
Washington 1 winner grade school event
Young athletes of East Broadway Institution ran away with first track meet honors at Clark Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
East’ Broadway
Clark Park
Washington junior high hosts first grammar school track meet
Vincent led a 23 man squad in the first annual Grammar school track meet under Butte Exchange club, drawing 366 entrants from 13 public and parochial schools at Clark Park. Washington won with 61 points as 16 point man led the day, many stars of future potential showcased, 18 events contested in collegiate style with medals awarded per division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junior High
Butte Exchange Club
Clark Park
Washingtons
State Timber Sales Approved by Board
Helena May 16 The water and board today approved a report by H Y McLaughlin on timber sales for the period from July 3, 1826 to March 20, 1925. Timber sales totaled 78 692 65 dollars and timber permits 6324 39 dollars with special use coats certificates and permits valued at 41 008 70 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Wate l and Board Today
Hh. Y. McLaughs
Forester
Dennis elected chief clerk for state examiners
Helena May 4 Former state railroad commissioner Dennis was elected chief clerk to the prize board of examiners. The board, a Republican majority, includes Governor Riley, Secretary of State Stewart and Attorney General Foot. Dennis will assume duties June 1 succeeding McPatridge who has held the post since January 1917. Leo Dennis previously served six years on the railroad commissioners board and twice as county treasurer in Cascade County. Davis, chief of the division, notified Commissioner Bowman of his intent to resign effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sytha
McFatridge
Will Warnume
Ofice
McPatridze
Board of Examiners
Leo Dennis
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Aacend Hal
Cascads County
Mc. Tennin
Sn Rings
Railred
Nm Davis
Haw
Bowman
Montanan to help outdoor campaign formation
Chicago May 28. Formation of the National Outdoor Association as a medium to promote interest in open air recreation was completed here today. James Ay oemaker of Billings was elected president with A. J. Saxon of Denver as vice president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Outdoor Association
James Ay Oemaker
Billings
A. J. Saxon
Denhamed
No Distinction In Loans for War Debts Urged by Officials
The Associated Press reports from Washington on May 16 that after over three years of waiting the United States seeks funding settlements from foreign debtors. Officials say the government does not press for payments but desires proposals from France Italy Belgium Romania and Czechoslovakia with intent to liquidate. Ambassador Herrick confirms Washington’s stance and notes simultaneous talks with debtor nations regarding repayment terms. Continued on Page 6 Column 1. Campbell 70 Resist Bench Warrant Move. Ordat Falls May 16. If Campbell resists removal, the case will go to the United States to establish contentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associates Press
Washington
United States
France
Italy
Belgium
Rumania
Crakai
Ame Dessador Herrick
Americas
Gimultan Counly
Campbell
Ordat Falls
Lee Booth
First Travelers Arrive at Butte Tourist Park
First travelers reach Butte Tourist Park for a fourth season under Kiwanis auspices. The park offers added comfort and facilities, with travelers from Dewi Texas and Bellingham, Wash, among attendees. A dozen names appear in the registre by eight, including Lindgren, Beltimgnam, Andrew, Hood, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Tourist Park
Uneer
Kiwanis Club
Dewi Texas
Bellingham
Wanby
A Lindgren
Beltimgnam
Wash
G. W. Andrew
Dennison
Texas A. I Hood and Wits
Price and Wife
J. L
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Burton
NST Central Bureau
Europe
Sereeneereees
Ieee Eietierenereeeetes
Uyalty
Tl Neve
Utah
H. Blank
Coast
Montana
Francisco
Molloy
Fatty
Middle West
Oklahoma
Vincent ‘High IN
Argent
Practical
Twas
Short
Sched
Webster
Monroe
Ramerson
Claneer
Ben Hardin
Clevett
Wilbur” Zundel
Hi i James
George Vourguin
Howe
Sare
Bronzart
Bronse Onen
Theta
Ihe
Norten
Emmerson
Tor Ribbon
Robert Emeron
Monro
Norman Hoar
Monroe Ray Sullivan
St. Mary's
Gln
Norwin
Washingt Webser
St. Mary’ Immaculate Conception
Gartio’ ‘Whittier Blaine St. Patrick's Lacoin
Mawthorne
Dennis
Waa
Repub
Kean
Govnorat
Tion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!