Foreign trade body 10 to visit Butte on tour of Montana
A Chicago Association of Commerce foreign trade commission of 55 members travels on a six car special train to Montana cities. They arrive in Butte Thursday at 7 30 a m and stay until 11 a m before continuing to Helena and Livingston. L H McCormick accompanies the group and the train will transfer between rail lines at Butte and Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Trade Commission
Chicago Association of Commerce
Butte
Montana
Commission
Cinbers
Chicago
San. Jane
J.C. Kemp
Northern Pacific
Hutte
Missoula
Great Northern
Helena
Livingston
L. H. McCormick
Chicago, Hook Island & Pacific Railway
Chicago Elvi Fcation
Kemp
Trade Commission
Torday
Portland
Fire prevention film exhibit for school children at Broadway
Butte public and parochial schoolchildren under teacher supervision will attend a fire prevention film exhibit at Broadway theater today. Four morning and afternoon shows are scheduled for students from Central high St Patrick's Sacred Heart and St Joseph's plus Butte Business College. An evening show is free for adults with admission costing 10 cents at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Business College
A Und
Garfield Webster
Immaculate Conceptions
Erelock
Lincoln, Jefferson
Blaine McKinley
W. Stevens
T. J. Lark
Fhe Prevention Bureau of
Pacific Coast
Broadway
Porter
Mareshal Ro
Menrum
Martin
Ned
Where He Babs 1,000 Post May Be Unfit to Hold Job
A garbled note suggests a person may be unfit for work due to labor conditions. The fragment implies possible inability to perform duties in a job, with no clear names, dates, or places readable. Further readable text needed for precise summary.
Central High 10 Graduates Remembered In Funeral Notice
A funeral service was held Thursday for Kilroy Funer al. the 40 year old, long time local resident died recently. Survived by mother Mrs Hose Selley two sisters Elizabeth Ryan and Arg MS McDonald and a sister Mri Katoiloy. Father Leonard praised the graduates loyalty and pride as part of Central High’s enduring class. The service included mass at 3 o clock and followed by burial at Mountain Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crates Ee
Phun
Tome Ne Gees
Seapets Ucton Ee Lea
Leonard
Killoy
SNR
Mondas
Lou le Hess
Widrhareday
Rick
Chure
Killey
Butte
Mig
Mrz
Hose Selley
Elizabeth Ryan
MS McDonald
Tractor Demonstration For City Street Work Held
City officials and the Vanderville committee observed a tractor demonstration on Harrison Avenue last night. A machine of 33 horsepower was shown for possible purchase for the street department. The council will decide which unit to buy at tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har~rison
Careat Vandalley Committee
Cify
Temporary insanity plea in MIADGE SAWYER case
Miadge Sawyer seeks a temporary insanity defense for the death of her husband after a quarrel on Lake Union. Police reportSa yyer admitted to the shooting as tensions in their marriage escalated. The defense argues mental strain and a prior mental condition influenced the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miadge Sawyer
Sladge
Sawyer
New Citation for Colonel Stivers Receives Honors
Gen Pershing cited Lieut Col Daniel Gay Stivers for distinguished gallantry at Montfaucon on 14 October 1918 with the American forces. Stivers also earned the Croix de guerre with palm for Chateau Thierry, a Petain citation for the Marne, and was cited by Maj Gen Howze for the DSC and DSM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
D. Jay Stivers
Montfauban
France
Stivers
Chateau Thierry
Petain
Marne
Robert L. Howze
Pershing
United States Army
U. S
Daniel Gay Stivers
Montfaucon
Daniel G. Stiyers
John J.pershing
General Petain
the Marne
Robert Howze
D.C
Har Times Evidence Sale of Liberty Bonds
New York May 18 The pinch of hard times for the small investor was clearly evident in the sale of Liberty bonds and Victory notes with one exception, all sold at new low records. Bond transactions totaled almost 31 million dollars as prices declined from 58 to 156 points below yesterday’s close. Brokers attributed the drop to fears of a tax bill this session and to sellers in blocks by corporations and wealthy individuals, plus individuals needing cash and banks’ loan difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exchanerty
Victory
Congress
Incorp filings touch several oil and mining firms
May 18 report lists incorporations and stock increases for multiple firms including Chain Lakes Gas and Oil, Pennsylvania Oil and Development, Kern Oil, Mining company heirs, Treasure State, and Helena based ventures. Names include Hall Dell Av Beertech Sonn rigodman Young Kerr Pulten Hul tman Hutchens Parvon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chain Lakes Gas and Oil
Hall
Dell Av Beertech, Sonn
Rigodman
A. A. Eters
Pennsylvania Oil and Development
Forsyth AB Morsett
Margaret Young
Kern Oil Company of
Lewis
Wee Kerr, Loveridge and
Sopephy Nabowie
Tern Oli Company of
Syd ‘Ketcham
I A. Puls
Jdas, Masruaer and I
Ox “Mining
Snakes
Helen W. Pulten
A Pany
Helena
Treasure State de Company
Missoula
Hultman
F Iutchens
W Parvon
Mont
Measles and Tuberculosis Trends Reported by Health Board
The weekly health report notes 137 measles cases for the week, suggesting this covers less than 10 percent of all statewide cases. Tuberculosis diphtheria and scarlet fever show decreases, while pneumonia rises by three percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Butte Minister Opens Meeting of Montana Baptist Association
May formal sessions of the Montana State Baptist Association opened in Helena tonight after a day of routine board work. President C. A. Cook of Butte gave the opening address. The Rev. George W. Shephard of Missoula led devotional exercises. The annual sermon was preached by the Rev. Jamey McNamee of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
May
Montana State Baptist Association
Board of Managers
C. A. Cook
Butte
George W. Shephard
Missoula
Jamey McNamee
Taft Discusses League of Nations in Helena Speech
Former President William Howard Taft spoke at a Helena theater addressing the League of Nations topic. He critiqued international policy and urged American engagement while meeting with local officials and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian M
Helena
West
Taft
Mock marriage at sea sparks legal questions in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 18 a mock marriage aboard the Persia unsettles passengers. M Brownold and Miss M Ayrer are involved with B W Bass whose past as an ordained preacher raises whether the ceremony was legally binding. Ayrer plans to wed a Texas man in Austin while Brownold heads to New York and Ayrer to San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Orient
M. & Brownold
New Yorks
Canton
China
M. Ayrer
Bureau 6 Education
Philippines
B. W. Bass
Board of Education
Bass
Miss Ayrer
Austin
Texas
den Wan
E. Brownold iv
New York
San Antonio
Diversity of ‘Texas
Paris Club Regulates Dress for One Year Challenge
Paris social scene notes the Bourbon Club edging toward a pledge where members, among the city’s wealthiest, will not purchase new clothes for a year. Instead they will wear garments designed by Duval to present a distinctive appearance, a move sparked by fastidious standards and club etiquette. Also touched on are Philippine tobacco profits, cigars exporting mainly to the United States, and a dramatic analogy equating one billion dollars to four miles of coin-lined transport using ten-ton tacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saintt Ponty Reelle Katt
Paris
Bourbon Club
Han Heen
Duval
Alexander
T.han
Vost
United States
China
waLe
England Invests in War Saving Certificates Amid Subscriptions
England Invest in treasury department saving certificates with total $29,000. Javan Files Away Baker leads with $1,000, followed by 12 others who contributed similar amounts. Remaining subscriptions are all around $500, with marked regional participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mandan
N.diatis
Charles W Clark Wins in Kentucky Bashford Manor Stakes
Charles W Clark's United Verde, a year old colt, won the Bashford Manor Stakes for 2 year olds at Churchill Downs in Louisville, earning $5,000. Oriole finished second and Eastside third amid a large field, with a final time shown as 05.52 and Read dispatch noting the strong entries and payout of $17.50 to win, $10.70 to place, and $4.20 to show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Arizona
Kentucky
Charles W. Clark
Louisville
Ensor
Rowan
East Side
Connelly
Restored Port Facilities Push Toward Panavia Canal Route
War weary shipping lanes off Pon 4 and the foreign coastwise trade out of Portland are being revived. Forty eight vessels now restored signal progress toward a port revival long deemed likely, accelerated by the opening of the Panavia canal route, reshaping regional maritime plans and priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon
Portland
Annual May Fete Held in Dillon College
Dillon May 18 The annual May fete of the Montana State Normal College was held on the college campus before a smaller crowd. Pantomimes by college students and training school girls were presented under Mrs Henry supervision. The ninth annual event showcased outdoor fete activities and musical performances amid damp weather. A feature described as a dirigible proposed roadway to mining sites could aid ore transport and rescue efforts, per Dr. Lyon of the US Bureau of Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Lege
Geasea
An Vee College
Henry
Bne
Lyon
United States Bureau of Mines
Paratus
Disaa
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Foreign Trade Body
Chicago Civic Organization
Ehloren
Central High
Lade
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Geek
Mich
Colonel Stivers
General Pershing
HAR Times
Ike
Ies
Steerfield
London
G. M. Dyott
British
Royal Naval Air Service
QLD Clothes Club
United Verde
Strong Field
Qillon
State Normal College
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