Butte City Council Debates Street Parking and Lights Plan
Last night Butte city council considered a protest against an ordinance closing Dakota street for auto parking and accepted a bid to install ornamental lights on East Broadway from Arizona to Thornton alley. The panel also discussed a storm sewer on North Wyoming, a petition for street lights on Excelsior from West Park to Porphyry, a paving petition for West Granite alley, and four communications from the Butte Exchange Club backing a municipal golf course. A proposal to allow parking on one side for at least 30 minutes was noted amid the discussion of non-parking statutes affecting Dakota, Broadway, and Park businesses.
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Pageant Held at Gardens This Afternoon
The closing pageant of children at Columbia Gardens will be staged this afternoon despite rain threats. Manager E J Nash of Route Electric Railway Company and directors announced, after consulting the weather bureau, that preparations will proceed today. About four hundred children are involved in the spectacle.
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Pilot Lieut Cyrue Rettis Dies After Crash
Washington Sept 1 The army announced the death of Lieut Cyrue Rettis from injuries suffered in an August 23 airplane crash while en route from Philadelphia to Selfridge Field Michigan He had won the Ultiuter trophy high speed race last year A companion went missing for 42 hours before crawling to a road and being flown to Walter Reed hospital with a broken leg and fractures.
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Stanfield Placed On Ballot After Primary Defeat
The Associated Press reports Senator Robert N. Stanfield defeated in the May Republican primary. He may be nominated as an independent at a Portland meeting of 100 or more voters. Observers speculate opponents may seek to enjoin the secretary of state from placing his name on the ballot, citing state law barring defeated primary candidates from the next election.
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Modern caravan led by Colonel Stanley heads west tour
Colonel Stanley, famed traveler and former scout, guides a vintage New York merchants caravan through 32 states and 18 000 miles from August to November. Nine automobiles commence the trip in New York, with six leaving en route to the bad lands of Dakota as a police escort follows toward Buffalo.
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Butte Drives Montana Auto Association Campaign
The Butte Chamber of Commerce and ten Montana cities plan an intensive drive to grow the Montana Auto association, formed last December for a good roads campaign. A. J. Breitenstein outlined the campaign, with Tl. Rowe named chairman of the membership group. The measure to raise gasoline tax and fund road improvements could pass at the November election, boosting state and federal aid to finish and maintain hundreds of miles of roads, linking county seats statewide.
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Senator McKinley Relapses in Illinois Sanitarium
Senator Willian B. McKinley of Illinois suffers a relapse at a local sanitarium as doctors report his condition worsens. A bulletin from Dr. Egbert notes a high pulse of 124, respiration 32, and temperature 103.6 degrees, with little improvement since earlier in the day. The page mentions medical staff De. BW. Terhune and confirms continued serious illness.
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Umbrella Assisted Rescue of Boy from Car Wheel
Mee BR Ward of 999 Delaware Ave NE used an umbrella handle to pull her 10 year old son Sack from under a car at Main and Quarts streets yesterday afternoon. The boy was struck by the vehicle and dragged, then removed to hospital. The motorist left the scene without reporting. police urge immediate reporting of traffic accidents. Ward’s son was taken to hospital with injuries described as improved later.
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Confessed Burglar Cleans Up Crowded City Case
James Alderkin, after five days in city jail, confessed to a string of robberies, naming addresses on North Main Street Went Con Per Street East Granite and others. He identified a camera stolen from 488 East Park Street and said he used a past key to open doors, admitting mainly minor thefts from rooming houses.
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Calpin
Butte
Alderkin
Hutte
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Homer
Hast Park Street
Chit Murphy
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East Granite
Mathix Martin
Jeet Granite Street
Grandson of Rail King Starts At Ground Level
Warren Hill a four year old grandson of James Mill and son of Louis Mill, heads into rail work in Foreston Minnesota as a section hand earning 2.50 a day. He then obtains a job in the Superior Wisconsin office but declines office work preferring the hands on labor. The story notes his lineage with the Great Northern railway founders.
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Lutheran Church Unity Vote Prompts Merger Talk
An Associated Press report from Columbus notes Unity Lutheran Church votes for union with nearby congregations. About 22 congregations in the area could merge into a single church body, signaling a major step toward wider church unity and affecting thousands of communicants and members.
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Richardson Guts Lead Of Young In California Race
In California primaries, Governor hopefuls fight for dominates as Richardon extends lead over Young. Los Angeles county shows an upset with Young ahead in noon tallies. Dem governor race tightens between Johnson and Wardell as precinct results pour in across the state.
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Republicans Plan Coming Campaigns
The Associated Press reports Republicans map fall campaigns with 27 Senate seats at stake. Western headquarters opened in Chicago with Senator Charles S. Deneen in charge as Senator Lawrence C. Thippa of Colorado leads the effort. The plan follows last weeks primaries in Wisconsin Nevada New Hampshire Massachusetts and Arizona with further contests in Maryland and Louisiana anticipated amid a broad slate of races.
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Floods and Ruin Sweep Illinois Iowa Railroads Damaged
Floods drenched Central Illinois and Iowa with four to eight inches of rain. Galesburg and Peoria suffered about a million dollars in damage as rail yards, a brick plant, utilities, and city waterworks flooded. The Santa Fe and other railroads rerouted trains while bridges were torn out in the Northwest. No loss of life reported in the U.S. underlines widespread disruption and property loss in a day of steady rainfall.
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Mexico's new congress opens amid foreign policy debate
Mexico City September 1 The newly formed Congress opened at 6 tonight with President Calles' message focusing on foreign relations and national welfare The president touched on alien land and petroleum law disputes with the United States and stressed rights and enforcement while noting government accomplishments and possible backlash from recent measures
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Loot From House Found Cardinal Is Found Loot
AP reports a burglary spree ending with Lester Price of New York and Mitchell Novak of Washington, D.C. arrested after $18,000 in bonds and jewelry were hidden in a Walnut Street mansion. Novak, aided by a lawyer and broker, led investigators to Cardinal Tougherty, with arrests following at the Western Union office.
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Hollywood Tribute as Valentino Buried in Hollywood
News wires report Hollywood will host the burial of Rudolph Valentino. Alberto Guglielmi, his brother, arrives by ship with two special trains from New York to move the body to Hollywood for interment. Pola Negri greets Guglielmi on the pier, sharing a moment of emotion amid the Italian American closeness surrounding the star.
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