Man in dire need as county funds fail aid efforts
A severely injured man, Albert, remains untreated due to lack of county funds. St James Hospital provides some care after private appeals led by Mrs Nellie Suleans outs and others. Dr Maginn and Bake Rite Bakery founder Henry Philips partly fund care, but X rays and ongoing treatment still strain finances while county aid remains unavailable.
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Albert
St. James
Grinert
Spokane
Onio Street
Butte
Hin
Nellie Suleans
Tauciter
BF. Maginn
Sullivan
Henry
Pilips
Bake Rite
Stes
Sul Yan
Republicans Discuss Issues In Conference Washington May 18
Findings of the special committee of 171 prominent Republicans named in January to shape the national platform were reviewed by a party leaders conference. Will Hays and Senate and House leaders attended as subcommittee reports on 21 campaign issues were debated, with foreign policy and the Treaty of Versailles among topics left for interconferences.
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Washington
Chicago
Will H. Hays
Senate
House
Ver- Guillen
Butte Rotary Club Hosts Miss Ellis Speaker
Members of the Butte Rotary club will hear Mrs Jean Morris Ellis of Portland Oregon, a vocational adviser for college students from Montana, Washington and Oregon at Gamer's weekly club luncheon today. Ellis has experience with former service men in reconstruction work and is regarded as an excellent speaker.
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Butte
Jean Morris Ellis
Portland
Ore
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Gamer's Today
Ellis
Ellie
Justice Binds LaCasse Over to District Court
Ernest LaCasse was bound over to district court by Justice John Doran after a hearing in which A C Collins testified LaCasse stole a suit of clothes. The note also mentions a May 20 hearing date for Albert Dockstader and Harry Hurley on charges under the state prohibition law.
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Ernest LaCasse
John Doran
A.C. Collins
LaCasse
Justin Buckley
Albert Dockstader
Harry Hurley
Mine Motorman Seriously Injured in Mine Accident
Matt Sarich, a motorman at the Elm Grill mine, was badly injured in an accident. He was removed to care and reported in serious condition late yesterday. He could not communicate with the interpreter trying to learn relatives' whereabouts.
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Matt Sarich
Elm Grill
Relaves
Bread costs to rise as Lipp predicts higher prices
Eugene Lipp, president of the National Retail Bakers Association, told the Illinois association that flour prices may fall to $4 a barrel yet bread could stay dear due to high material costs and wheat shipments held up by congested transport. He warned a 20 percent rise in bread consumption could add billions in annual food costs.
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Eugene Lipp
National Retail Bakers’ Association
Illinois Association of the Bakeing Industry
Lipp
United States
Mr. Lipp
Butte Poles Help Trace Spokane HoldUp Suspect
Information from Butte police led to the arrest in Duluth Minnesota of Jerome Kirk, accused in Spokane of robbing Mrs. B C Corbin on May 6 at her home and taking 5000 in jewels. A photo Kirk used in Butte aided Spokane detectives in tracing him. He fled town after attempting to sell rye and had left Walla Walla penitentiary two days earlier.
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Butte
Duluth
Minn
Jerome Kirk
Spokane
B.C. Corbin
Kirk
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Lectures On First Aid For Mines Teams Resume At YMCA
Dr Harold Schwarts medical director leads 13 lectures for Mines first aid teams at the YMCA last night after a street car strike disrupted the program. Tonight and every Tuesday the course covers wounds dislocations transportation of the wounded bandaging poisoning electricity coma and general first aid procedures. In athletics a Kansas student Wesley dies after being struck by a 16 pound shot during practice at the University of Kansas Wesley was hit in the heart and died shortly after track and baseball practice continued nearby
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Harold Schwarts
Lawrence
Kan
R. Wesley
Bancroft
University of Far
Charles Heiser
Osage City
Wesley
Heiser
Car shortage endangers U S coal supply says miners group
Washington reports a grave crisis in the industrial life of the country due to a failure by soft coal operators to secure enough railcars. The National Coal Association cites widespread shortages and warns that without action, the public may face a coal shortage next winter, per United Mine Workers of America statements quoting Ohio miners' president John Moore.
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Washington
National Coal Association
United Mine Workers of America
John Moore
Ohio
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