Gouncil Approves Wage Reductions In City Salaries
The council approved wage cuts for city workers with a plan to formalize the reductions at the next meeting. Officials, including the mayor, accepted the changes, and the library staff volunteered for the reductions. The report warned of a potential deficit and urged economy to avoid warrants and bankruptcy risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Brary
Treasrer
Herman Strasburger
Butte
Straaburger
Fire devastates seven buildings in Corral Terrace
A major blaze destroyed seven structures on Corral terrace as neighbors and volunteers fought the flames with hoses and streams from mines and streets. Mrs Harrington lost her furniture and $500 savings in cash tucked under a mattress, while other homes including the Ryan and Patrick Harrington properties suffered extensive damage. Fire officials and electricity crews aided, with insurance details and city revenue impacts noted alongside.
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Eulet
Pat Harrington
Ryan
Tim Harrington
Harrington
Patrick Haré Tington
Aose
Corral Terrace
East Gray Rock
Freight Rates To Follow Wage Cut Plan
Plan to cut freight rates aims to boost business and keep railroad revenues stable. Executives may announce the proposal after talks with employees and possible approval by the railroad labor board and the Interstate Commerce Commission, with delays until formal rate reductions can occur.
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Railroad Board
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Half-Mast Flags for Senator Knox
Washington October 13 President Harding announced the death of Senator Knox of Pennsylvania and ordered the national flag to be flown at half mast for 10 days as a mark of national sorrow. Both houses adjourned in respect and committees were named to attend the funeral services in Washington and Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, with interment at Valley Forge Memorial chapel Saturday at 2:00 PM.
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Toensvocmeearrens
Washington
Prent Harding
Unit States
Knox
Pennvania
Senate
House
Valley Forge
Valley Forge Memorial Chapel
Rules of the road for British tourists from a motor handbook
A fragment outlines four cautions for touring motorists: stop for authorities, horn to pedestrians, pass horses calmly, and give space to dogs on the road. It warns about grease and skidding on slick surfaces, urging gentle braking to avoid accidents. The wording is garbled but preserves core safety guidance.
Deer Lodge Jury In Gassill Case Out Long No Verdict
The Deer Lodge Montana case against C H L and Scott K Cassill ended without a verdict after lengthy arguments. The court prepared to hear the next case as jurors considered the first case involving a $10 000 bank shortage claim. Cassill did not testify. Nearby items note social events and local visits.
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Deer Lodge Bureau
Deer Lodge
Montana
C. HL
Scott K. Caseill
Cummins
S. P. Wilson
W. E. Keeley
C.H. Spaulding
Cassills
First State Bank of
Ovando
Scott K. Cassill
Two-Night Drive to Secure Film The Northern Trail
Er Myrick drove over 350 miles from Great Falls to Butte to ensure The Northern Trail could be shown on schedule. He arrived back in Great Falls after a night ride to allow the Rialto and Liberty theaters to screen the film at 11 oclock today.
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James Oliver Curt Wood
Myrick
Butte
Great Falls
Liberty Theater
Mana
Rialto Theater
The
Liberty
Rialto
Maneager Sullivan
1 Uerty
Ti Oehoek
Court to Decide Status of Toddlers
Canton Ohio police book two men for gambling after a roadside toddle top game on a public square. The case pivots on whether the toy top is a gambling device or a simple plaything for tired businessmen. The pot totaled 19 cents and included the top and slips.
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International News Service
Canton
Ohio
T. W. Schmitt
G. W. Walker
Schmitt
Walker
Love note sparks alimony suit in Brooklyn marriage
Emily accuses Daniel A M Gregorio of leaving their Brooklyn apartment and sending a plano to a lady friend. Louise Gregorio seeks alimony and counsel fees while a court determines the suit.
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New York
Emily
Palm Beach
Louise Gregorio
Daniel A. M. Gregorio
Brooklyn
Gregorgio
Milwaukee Head 13 Optimistic on Future Rail Service
Milwaukee officials voiced optimism about rail investments in Montana. President Byram said no near term construction, seeking better returns amid adjustable railroad conditions. He noted ongoing oil development watch and continued service extensions where production warrants, while a special train stopped in Butte for a 15 minute visit with multiple road directors and engineers onboard.
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Bozeman
Salesville
Byram
Milwaukee
Montana
Butte
C. W. Harkness
C. J. Fisher
J. Griswold
A. Griswold
J. Veitch
M. Nicholson
Seattle
F. D. Campbell
Tacom Rusch
Tacoma
BE. H. Barrett
Spelal
Clals
Chinese Slain by Countrymen in Wyoming Street Murder
A Chinese man, Chin Sing, was shot to death on a Wyoming street scene with a second suspect fleeing. Police recovered a .38 revolver, noted a robbery not as motive due to money left in a vest and a safe, while witnesses described a tall fleeing man. Chin Sing, a Seattle arrival, denied guilt as investigators linked to two prior Chinatown killings.
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Joe Williams
Silver Street
Cabbage Patch
Williams
Graves
Ley
Tompkins
Chin Sing
Sheriff’ Office
Joe Sage
Alice Cheatham
Wyoming Street
Butte Carriage Works
Seattle
San Francisco
Carey
Duggan
Chon Sing
Chin Sue Sing
Hong Kong
Chin
Hum ‘Wee
Wyoming
Hum
Wizard testifies on Klan growth and robes policy
A congressional committee heard Imperial Wizard Simmons describe the Ku Klux Klan as having about 90,000 members and deny anti Catholic motives. He insisted robes are not for terror and that membership is limited to native born Americans while denying a million member claim.
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Simons
Klan
Simmons
Garret
Tennessee
Atlanta
Izard
United States
Bom
Elizabeth Ty
Kia Department of Atlant Preme
Tyler
Rodenberg
Knights of
Ligion
Bnet Re
Legion Men to Be Wed Without Cost in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts the American Legion convention October 31 to November 2 as the national chaplain Rev John W Inter announces free weddings for Legionnaires and their brides with free licenses. The pool of applicants grows with the first couple Esther Belle Meriwether and Caswell J Cordie both of Green City Missouri. Cordie 21 served in France during the war.
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Thomas Wragley
International News Service
Kansas City
Gretna Green
The
American Legion
John W. Inter
Somever
Esther Belle
Meriwether
Caswell J. Cordie
Green City
Cordie
France
Real World Ethics and Halfhearted Efforts in Work
The text contrasts half hearted effort with full dedication in daily labor. It condemns morally dishonest actions within law and arrogance. It warns against greed and self interest at the expense of others, urging honest conduct and consideration for those affected by bargains.
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Italy
Nes
Weekend vacations gain popularity in central city
The week ending popularity grows as city stores close Saturdays and people seek primitive camps and short trips. A Bible Society project publishes a scripture readings book in 543 languages and dialects for travelers and campers seeking healthier leisure.
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The
Bible Society
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Goungil
Herman Blank
Ways and Means Committee
Dencit
iFer
Cal
Butte Fire Department
Th .Electricia
A.C. M. Fire Department
Diamond Mine
Fred Martin
Ensurer
Columbia Hospital
Callow
John Powers
E. A. Brown
W. C. Taylor
Centerville
Corra Terrace
Patrick Quinn
Association of Railway Executives
Senator Knox
McLorman
Society of Montana Pioneers
State of
Mexico
Myrick of
Chen Sing
Omer
Ies
Wizard
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