Enforcements Unit Chiefs Quit Amid Prohibition Policy Shift
High officials announced Mr. Haynes resigns and Secretary Mellon says no policy change in prohibition enforcement under the new regime. The dry administration will focus on illicit suppliers rather than minor violators. Dr Doran and Mr Lyman cited as qualified appointees with General Andrews praising the move as efficient and sound.
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Haynes
Mellon
Andrews
Liman
Doran
Senate
General Andrews
Warned to Quit as Homes Face Mighty Flood Threat
Baton Rouge and Terre Bonne areas totaling 107 400 residents near the danger line as Parker warns Pointe Coupee residents of flood risk from embankment breaks. Major Gotwall reports observations while Dr Cline attributes the flood to upstream river volumes, not Atchafalaya diversion. Crevasses aloft factor into the crisis.
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Baton Rouge
Terre Bonne
Parker
Pointe Coupee
Pointe Coupee Levee
Orleans
Mississippi River
John Gotwala
Old River
Gotwall
Mississippi
Cat Returns Home After Bangor Pier Incident
Dana Rogers, a blind man, went to Bangor pier to drown a cat but fell in himself. The cat swam back home while Rogers was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Bangor
England
Dana Rogers
Himselt
Sinclair Sentenced to Three Months in DC Jail for Senate Contempt
Wealthy oil operator Harry F. Sinclair must serve three months in District of Columbia jail and pay a $500 fine for contempt of the United States Senate. The sentence follows Sinclair’s 1924 refusal to answer questions in the Senate naval oil inquiry and may be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
United States Senate
Justice Hitz
Supreme Court
Sinclair
Senate Naval Oil Inquiry
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Gove
United States
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Senate
Justie Hitz
Majerty
Hitz
Elverton New York
Littleton
Juvenile suspects held after house damage report
Three juveniles were arrested by county police for damaging a vacant house in the B00 area. They, along with several others, are alleged to be implicated and the case will be turned over to county juvenile authorities for further handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heanklin ‘Strong
Ot Feet Damer Mooney
Ing. Ton
Last concert by priest on Sunday at grand Irish program
The Sunday performance features a farewell concert by a priest and a complete program of popular and ancient folk songs. Highlights include Mavourneen, My Wild Irish Rose, Mother Machree, When You and I Were Young, and The Lark in the Clear Air. The Irish tunes stretch across Part I and Part II with titles like Kathleen and Old Ballads, showcasing choral and solo pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fie
Needham
Tou
Trish
Min van
Bishop
The Dixie Revue Repeats Tonight at Parkway Theater
Highland Chapter of the Order of De Molay presents The Dixie Revue at the Parkway Theater repeating tonight after a sold out first show. More than 100 amateur artists led by Butters, along with a large chorus and ensemble of vocalists and comedians, perform a with a variety of acts in response to demand.
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Highland Chapter
Order of de Molay
Parkway
T Nicht
Butters
Lewis vi
Prabe
Thone
Joe P
Neadiiners
Bartes
Mnelides
Phillipa
Vaud
Prom at Central High Draws Hundreds of Couples
More than five hundred couples, alumni and Crest members enjoyed a grand Central High prom at the Columbia Gardens pavilion. The junior class hosted the event for the graduating class, with decorations and novel electric effects enhancing the evening as couples danced late into the night.
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Central High
Columbia Gardens
Cen 'A Rien
Tax take and delinquent notices prompt action urged
Treasurer McCarthy reported about $2,000 taken in on current levy and about $20,000 collected since May 1 on the second installment. Over $100,000 remains, with a next day urging prompt payment. By May 31 delinquent notices may incur penalties. Vagrancy charges were filed against Tasarae Tulery and Fred Longstan in Justice Wilkinson's court.
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Lev Hreasurer McCarthy
Tasarae Tulery
Fred Longstan
Wilkinson's Court
Kohn
Omer
Woman in Park County Shoots Self to Death
Associated Press reports 18 year old wife Elizabeth Stephenson of Atruncher living near Wingston shot herself with a shotgun in bed. Coroner Walter Selby to hold inquest. note says she acted alone and requests no one imitate. Survived by husband and two children.
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Park County
Associated Press
Wingston
Elizabeth Stephenson
Missouri Valley Bans All Scouting in Conference Sports
The Missouri Valley Conference will ban scouting in all branches of sport starting with the fall term, except for non conference games. Directors at their annual meeting concluded that scouting increases the professional aspect of intercollegiate sports.
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Associated Prep
Lincoln
Missouri Vally
The
Athletic
Students Swarm Mines for Diverse Career Paths
The article notes strong interest from female students at the School of Mines in teaching stenography nursing secretarial work and other fields. Male students favor engineering with several pursuing bookkeeping music physical education medicine and related trades. Geology appeal and various crafts appear among choices, while no ambition for housewifery is recorded.
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Thees
Railroad Men Visit and Justice Court Notices
Railroad officials from Great Northern Southern Pacific and Northern Pacific were in Butte to discuss business matters. Justice Buckley heard charges against F Konott for onan and Reesoft for making checks. Miike Carey faced vagary charges. Epworth League in Mountain View church held an indoor chautauqua program with songs readings and features. The Maryland house on West Quartz Street reported 60 yards of linoleum stolen and Paul Byrne's auto on West Park street was stolen then recovered by police.
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J. F. Peters
Great Northern
Helena
J. W. Lowrie
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake City
Fred Brastrup
Montana
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Butte
Makern
Justice Cour
Ind
F.konott
McNamara
Yi Mating
Reesoft
Hoxeman
Miike Carey
Buckley
Cout
Epworth League
Mountain View M.H
Chautauqua Entertainment
O'Neill
Maryland House
West Quarts Street
Paul Byrne
North Wyoming Street
West Park Street
France Not In Need Of Sympathy Says Murray
Murray asserts France needs no sympathy citing strong finances and rich material abundance after viewing Paris and Longchamp. He praises American ships Leviathan and Majestic contrasting comforts, and recounts travels including Monte Carlo with gambling, while noting Irish and British reactions to events and transportation discussions in Dublin.
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France
Murray
London
Ireland
Murray Ald
Clan
Senate
Dublin
Dail
Italy
Rance
Belgium
Mussolini
Longchamps
Bitte
Majestic
Mr. Murray
White
Monte Carlo
Nurse Meta Connell Returning From China
Miss Meta Connell R N former Murray Training School student and returning missionary from China was a guest of Min Hazel Young R N at the Tripp and Dragwiedt apartments. She left for Aberdeen S D and will travel to New York City likely to enter a hospital. Connell spent four years in China as a paree at St James Episcopal hospital in Anking in charge of surgery and anesthesia work. After uprisings she and other missionaries were ordered to leave China by the U S consul arriving in Seattle with other workers. She described unrest between Chinese factions and Soviet influence and noted many educated Chinese deplore the violence and want foreigners to stay. Connell spent a year at Murray Training School before finishing at Presbyterian hospital Omaha and later studied anesthesia in New York.
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Meta Connell
R. N
Murray Hospital
China
Min Hazel Young
Tripp & Dragwiedt
Miss Connell
Aberdeen
S.D
New York City
St. James
Mins Connell
Murray
Young
Butte
Presbyterian Hospital
Omaha
Butte Boy to Train with Glove Experts for Heavyweight Leap
Joe Merhar a 19 year old Butte boxer has been sent to Eddie Shevlin boxing instructor at Dartmouth for a period of training to bring out his worth. Merhar recently went to Boston for the national amateur tournament and lost a close decision. Trainer Dave Lumiansky believes Merhar has the makings of a heavyweight star and the new program aims to develop his technique for potential entry into the heavyweight pro ranks.
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Joe Merhar
Butte Kussey
Rei Ie
Dave Lumiansky
Chick Sage
Joe
Eddie Shevlin
Dartmouth
Merhar
Boston
Lumlansky
Sheviin
All Fighters Signed for Butte Card June 1
The Jimmy Lundy ten Malady card at the Broad Way Mime Tounder American Legion is set with three six round bouts and a four pound curtain-raiser. Matchmaker Chuck Staples completed the lineup. Dean Grueary and a rising star are billed for a whirlwind six rounds. Gunderson and Rowe headline a second pairing. Prenton James faces Ricco in the curtain-raiser.
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Jimmy Lundy
Broad Way Mime
American Legion
Hays
Chuck” Staples
Dean Grueary
Young
Daning
Jack Gunderson
Nother
Rnie Rowe
Ad Terry
Gunderson
Great Falls
Jained Gack Maki
Speed” Ricco
Prenton James
Dixie Lanood 10 Box On Missoula Card
Dixie Lanoid, Deen, Butte featherweight, signed as a main on a boxing card at Missoula during the Fourth of July event. Opponent reportedly set, possibly Chuck Hellman, with uncertainty noted in the report.
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Dixie Lanood
Missoula
Dixie Lahood
Butte
Deen
POWELL RETURNS HOME TO BUTTE IN CAR
Ww W McDowell former lieutenant governor of Montana and Mrs McDowell have returned to Butte after wintering in California. They will occupy the residence at Park and Excelsior streets. They traveled by motor but had to ship their car between Wallace Idaho and Missoula due to impassable roads.
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Wisdom Cemetery
Don Anson
J.T. Armitage
W. A. Armitage
George Parsons
Jess Tope
Shartes Francis
J. P. Lee
Fragmented ad text with garbled phrases and names
A garbled OCR fragment lists unclear phrases and scattered names such as Muir, Haynesville, Giddens, and Foley. The legible bits mention kidney health and elimination but lack a coherent event or subject.
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Tam
Somneling
Wren
Bae
Muir
Maes
Ting Giddens
Haynesville
Sven
Miseley
Rellev
Sen Ant Marten
Ninette
Ana Meammend
Foley Sheng
Farpemarer
Uae
Youngs and Gulch Win Their Melees
The Youngs defeated the Western Fuel gang 5 to 2 at Hebgen Park while the Dublin Gulch maintained their top spot by tying the Stratfords 2 to 2 in a tight amateur contest. Western Fuel pitcher Berryman allowed four hits as the Youngs grabbed two runs off errors. The Gulch benefited from two Dennehy brothers singles for a late counter, and Stratford’s Kelly was charged with nine runs after a rough fourth. The Medicine will play Western Fuels at the Cinders tonight to settle a 6 to 6 tie from earlier in the week. signings and releases continue under league rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs
Western Fuel Gang
Hebgen Park
Dublin Gulch
Stratfords
Cinders
Western Fuel Swatters
Berryman
Eer
Esses
Western
Younge-Osburn
C. Clark
Kennedy
Trewheila
Brittl
Naughton
Grant
Pentilla
Western Fely
W. Peck
Lynch
Markovich
Cabbage
Clark
Emerson
Martin
B. Kenn
Carly Ker
Stratford Chucker
Gutch
Dennehy Brothers
Kelly
Woodland
The
Clothiers
Stratford
Ron Butchies
Don Dennehy
Aho
Pat Dennehy
Coke Dennehy
Harper and Crnnch
Mt Kelly
Warren
Jovick
Staples
Knoyle
Evans
Cunningham
Foster
Mueller
Mediine
Western Fuels
Eague
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KOTEX
Harry Sinclair
Case
Trict
Columbia Supreme Court
Jack Lowney
Stockton
Cal
Lowney
California
Lowsney
South
Mary Lowney
Dan McDonald
Hin
P. J. Burns
Julia Foley
Seattle
Tim Lowney
Nices
Grant Moshure
South Dakota Street
Nina
Lydia
Leon
John
Bernard
AL Ortel
Robin Moshure
Herman Seigle
Wisconsin
Daly-Shea Funeral
Priest
George Maguire
Missouri Valley
School OF Mines
Meta L. Connell
City
Kelly May
Roche
East Broadway
Tom Angell
Gulch
Dixies
Dixies Henningsen Company
Parkway Theater
Temple Sun
Bartee Sisters & CO
Joe Phillips
Pinto & Myers
St. Louis
Vancello
Florence Rayfield
Runaway Express
Jack Daugherty
A. Clark & Bro
Bankers Ceark Tod
Ross Clare
Kheslet
Barker
Asst
First National Bank of
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