Douglass Talks About Bird Life at Tutt Rotary
A. H. Douglass, superintendent of Butte city schools, gave a 15 minute talk on migratory birds to Tutt Rotarians. He classified birds as resident winter and summer, described movements from Georgia to New York and the behavior of kinglets and sparrows, and noted conflicts with relocation concepts. Also John R. Boardman spoke for the Butte Anglers club about stocking streams, with aims to expand hatcheries and rearing ponds.
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Police pledge to continue moonshine raids in Butte
The Butte police will persist in raiding moonshine stills and aiding federal officers. Chief Murphy said his force would turn suspects over to federal authorities and would back raids on distilleries. The statement follows District Attorney Rankin’s criticism in federal court.
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AGMITY THREATENED WITH LOSS OF BRANCH LINE
Reported from Stangara to officials in London about disruption to a railway branch line amid disputes. Mentions looting at a mission property on May 13 and tension between American and Chinese authorities over access and protection.
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Officers Seek Karjala's Sister In Butte Inquest Report
In Butte an inquest details the death of Winter Karjala a 32 year old cobbler who died by hanging. The coroner ruled the death a suicide with a clothesline while notes reveal a plea to fix a car and sell a boat to help with burial. Neighbors describe heavy drinking and Finnish heritage with a sister in Finland and a crippled brother in San Francisco among survivors.
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Educators Grip Task Fifteen as Too Heavy
A special dispatch reports educators complain task fifteen is too heavy as duties have more than doubled. April workload increases strain teachers and staff across schools amid growing obligations and expectations.
Byrd Seeks South Pole Expedition Plan
Aftenposten report from Spitsbergen states Lieutenant Commander Richard E. Byrd and expedition members will depart tomorrow to undertake a South Pole flight and expedition as soon as possible. The project aims to reach the pole, with Byrd’s team moving from King Condon.
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Exploration of Wisconsin and Mississippi by Jesuit Priests 1673
In 1673 Father Marquet, guided by wandering Indians from the Mich SipI Big Water, set out with Jolieta fur traders to explore the region. They paddled the Wisconsin River to the Mississippi, drafted rough charts to report to Count Frontenac, then Governor of New France.
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