Engineers Here to Watch Dane in Butte Project Push
Engineers from the state highway commission visited Butte to review the Montana Way project. They praised Butte civic spirit and said four paving styles would be bid, with final choice based on soil and climate. Rader and Thomas outlined plans, estimates, and blueprints to Washington for approval, aiming to guard against spring floods with culverts and a Grove culch bridge.
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Montana
Federal Bureau of Good Roads
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Helena
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AK Thomas
Grove Culch
Holmes Avenue
Rader
Exploring the Royal Gorge Route by Denver and Rio Grande Western
A travel note describes heading east by the Den ver and Rio Grande Western line to view the Royal Gorge. It also notes that about two thirds of Turkey's annual tobacco crop is used for American cigarettes.
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Royal Gorge
Samsun
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Unable to Earn Fair Allowance Continues Debate
The attorney general invited Hagman to retire the matter and warned insults would stop. Hagman said he had not insulted the attorney general but objected to repeated questioning. The commission called for order and Chairman Dennis urged proceedings to proceed.
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Dennis
Northern Pacific plans Montana investments and car purchases
A. C. Gibbs of the Northern Pacific accounting department testified that this year the railroad will spend about 5.6 million dollars in Montana on improvements including the Rosebud branch. The line will buy 3,000 freight cars for about 7.06 million and 49 locomotives for 3.22 million. Montana accounts for 24.47 percent of mileage but only 8.73 percent of total freight revenue. Gibbs could not explain how an 1.88 percent earnings figure tied to Milwaukee would affect dividends.
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Northern Pacific Accounting Department
Northern Pacific
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Milwaukee Railroad
Auto and Truck Collision Near Rocker
A road hog in a big touring car crashed into a light auto carrying Mr. and Mrs. S. Neimi near Rocker at 1:30 yesterday morning. The Neimis, returning to Butte, were uninjured while the other vehicle swerved and fled after damage to the Neimi car. Police suspect the other machine carried liquor.
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S. Neimi
East Park Street
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Players Released by A C M Outfit
A C M miners league team released Happy Kibble third sacker Jim Gilboy outfielder and Ben Jones pitcher. Morton from Denver signed to challenge for shortstop. Clarke new to team to try at third and Rumsey outfielder from Powers signed by Sundberg. Ted Doran reserve outfielder dropped and Sas Keane from Charles College signed for outfield.
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Rumsey
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Sundberg
California
Ted Doran
Sas” Keane
Butte
Mount §&I. Charles College
Winter Fur Catch Yields Prime Value For Fox Beaver Mink
The fox beaver and mink are taken in midwinter when fur is at its best due to heavy snow. Catch of fish off the coasts of Itre land equals in value only about one seventh of that of Scotland.
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California
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Baldwin Chosen Prime Minister For Britain In Surprise Move
Late colleagues of the new chancellor Stanley Baldwin include Mr Chamberlain and Birkenhead as potential ministers. Baldwin, 55, rises from finance roles to heed Bonar Law’s vacancy, amid Conservative party divisions and royal succession questions.
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Harrow
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Cambridge
Lucy Ridsdale
Rottingdean
Paldwin
Lord Curzon
George
Eight Governors to Attend Rail Parley in Chicago
Washington May 22 Eight state governors four senators and 25 House members signified they will attend the valuation conference on American railroads to meet Friday and Saturday in Chicago The participants include Governors Davis Dixon Hunt Kendall Ritchie Ross Sweet and Walton and Senators Capper Copeland Fraizer and La Follette with William Jennings Bryan delivering one address on Public Interest in Railroad Valuation.
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Oklahoma
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Scout Boy Jackson Remembered At Funeral In Butte
The article honors Jackson a 19 month Scout who died on a public street noting his service, the first class badge awarded posthumously, and a large Scout procession at his church and Mount Morish cemetery. Troop 18 pallbearers and color guard attended, dropping evergreens at the open grave as taps sounded.
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Wolfe
Owen
Mount Morish Cemetery
Donovan
Butte
Christian Sorrenson
Harold Murphy
Clyde Rule
Henry Farrett
William Carne
Paul Westerland
Dewey Sullivan
Albert Wears
Kenneth Rogers
Hadley Sullivan
William Sullivan
Bugier
Sullivan
Fire casualties and foreign aid discussions in China crisis
The report details Chinese merchants Chon Fook and Lon Tong among fourteen fire victims in Mexicali. Firefighters, Mexican troops, and Calexico police tried to contain flames near military barracks. American leaders in Lincheng doubt talks with brigands will succeed, Roy Anderson ready to negotiate if empowered by China. Washington considers possible foreign troop involvement with War Department prepared for missions if needed. Brig. Gen. William D. Connor commands 36 officers and 8838 men in China.
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Lon Tong
Mexigali
Calexico
Cal
Mexicali
Lincheng
Enid
Roy Anderson
China
White House
State Department
Washington Cabinet
Hughes
Davis
War Department
Philippines
William D. Connor
Chinese blaze kills dozens near Calexico
Calexico police chief A B Hardwick said 40 to 50 Chinese were believed burned to death in a late May fire in Mexicali, Lower California across the border. The loss was estimated at 1.59 million dollars.
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Cal
Mexicali
Lower California
International Line
A. B. Hardwick
Washington backs Schurman in piracy crisis talks
The cabinet approved Secretary Hughes action awaiting Schurman guidance on direct negotiations with bandits for prisoner release. The White House stressed confidence in Schurman as the key representative during this critical time and said saving captives is the administration's sole aim.
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Schurme
Washington
White House
Schurman
Peking
Bryan Loses Fight Over Evolution at Presbyterian Assembly
Associated Press report from Indianapolis May 22 notes William Jennings Bryan's defeat as evolutionists won. The Presbyterian general assembly adopted John Willis Baer's substitute urging synods and presbyteries to withhold approval from schools teaching materialistic evolution. Bryan's fundamentalists faltered in a bitter clash.
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Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the United States
John Willis Baer
Pasadena
Bryant
Charles A. Briggs
Union Theological Seminary
Bryan
Baer
Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo advert claims
An advertisement warns against soaps and prepared shampoos that contain alkali and damage hair. It promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless, requiring only two to three teaspoonfuls, producing rich lather and leaving hair silky and easy to manage. Available at drug stores and inexpensive, with the brand spelling variants noted.
Beauty of Health Promises for Women’s Well Being
Advert says health beauty attract men more than looks. It urges women to use Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at first signs of ill health such as dark circles headaches backache and irritability. Claims 98 out of 100 women improve.
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