NYC Arbitration Only Peage Plan
Washington reports show President Coolidge silent on the MacDonald disarmament proposal while receiving hopeful European outlook updates from Mellon and Senator Reed. The president prepares remarks for a Baltimore La Fayette statue unveiling and notes the reparations plan must advance before a conference. H R Boden and Alvin M Gerber of Missoula visit Butte on business, staying at the Grand hotel.
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Coolidge
Washington
Mellon
Reed
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
la Fayette
MacDonald
H. R. Boden
Alvin M. Gerber
Missoula
Butte
Grand Hotel
Allen remains moved for funeral at Mount Moriah
The remains of Oliver Monte Allen will be removed from Richards parlors Saturday morning to the home of his cousin Percy Wogwill at 1117 Talbot avenue for a Sunday afternoon funeral at 2 o’clock conducted by Rev. Frederick T. Spencer. Interment will be in Mount Moriah cemetery. Richards Wade, proprietors.
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Allen
Oliver
Monte) Allen
Richards
Percy Wogwill
Talbot Avenue
Frederick T. Spencer
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Berubie
Camille Lacombe
Jace
Frederick Boucher
Davidson Man Passes At 56 In City
Elias Davidson aged 56 of 340 East Granite Street died yesterday morning. The remains are at Sherman and Reed funeral home with funeral details to be announced later.
Nevin To Lead Democratic Campaign Effort
Chairman Nevin declared a pledge to support every nominee on the Democratic ticket. A five to seven member committee and a nine member executive committee were authorized to fill vacancies and manage the campaign. A headquarters should be secured at once. The retiring chairman Dan McGrath and secretary James J. Brett were thanked. The Democratic women’s club asked for representation on the central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McGrath
James J. Brett
Democratic Women's Club
County Central Committee
Nevin
John King on Road 10 Complete Recovery
John King, survivor of the Seymour mine fire Tuesday night, is recovering at Murray hospital. He escaped through the flaming collar shaft and shaft house on the Sidley lease sustaining burns on his arms and hands. two others, Arthur King and Monte Allen, died in the incident.
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John King
Seymour
Arthur King
Monte Allen
Murray Hospital
Sidley
King
Delavan Smith Will Suit Heir Dispute Reaches Record
The suit by 16 cousins to break the will of Delavan Smith, Indianapolis publisher, seeks to invalidate his estate plan worth between 2 and 8 million dollars. State Senator Thomas M. Dally cites a deposition from Mrs. Sarah Kackley alleging a $1,000 gift to a stranger who wrote to him as Dear Del.
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Prsocinted Press
Waukeg Ill
Delavan Smith
Indianapolis
Thomas M. Dally
Sarah ¥. Kackley
Calpe and the Pillars of Hercules in Greek lore
A Greek reference notes Gibraltar as Calpe, one of the Pillars of Hercules, highlighting its ancient mythic naming and geographic significance.
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Gibraltar
Calpe
Hercules
Hummingbirds Beside Egg Pair Count and Color Note
A field note states hummingbird eggs are always in pairs in number and are pure white. The observation emphasizes pairing and egg coloration as a characteristic trait in these birds.
Forest Fire Near ButtetT Controlled After Wide Spread
Eighty firefighters battled timber fires in the Helena national forest with 400 acres burned near Crystal and Mitchell creeks. A man named Lawrence Christopherson was accused of starting one blaze, with a preliminary hearing held in Boulder. Special fighting gear was rushed from Missoula to the scene as fires spread across multiple locations.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Preas
Helen A
Helena National Forest
Janda
Lawrence Christopherson
McClellan Creek
Crystal
Mitchell Creeks
MacClellan Creek
Missoula
Christopherson
C. O. Haines
Boulder
Priest Pass
Paddy
Honduran Rebels Claim Victory Amid Turbulent War News
Associated Press reports in New Orleans and San Salvador that General Gregorio Ferrera’s revolt gains momentum. The Honduran junta says Santa Barbara troops under General Martinez Funez were defeated, signaling a likely end to the conflict. Ferrera declared provisional president as rebels threaten Comayagua city.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Guatemala City
Tosta
Martinez Funez
Santa Barbara
Ferrera
San Salvador
Gregorio Ferrera
Honduras
Guatemala
Comayagua
Comayagua City
Teachers in Sonora Strike Over Back Pay
Public schools across Sonora are closed as teachers launch a general strike for overdue salaries totaling about 100000 pesos. The stoppage began after the state failed to meet demands or provide guarantees for future payments, leaving many teachers without pay for last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nogales
Sonora
Mexico
Te Institution of Learning
Prince’s Uncertain Evening Sparks Threats and Astonishment
A palace scene unfolds as threats surface about harming the young prince while attendants, friends, and a companion note the prince may not know how he will spend his evening. The account emphasizes the prince’s unpredictable plans and the tension among those around him.
He Defied Hoodoo Held for Murder
Detroit dispatch reports Thomas Boyce who defied superstition last June 13 while jailed in cell 13 aboard the old Australian convict ship on display on the Detroit river was charged with murder. An 11 year old Bernard Bellanger told police Boyce struck Clyde Keller with a hammer at the Bellanger home then dragged the body to a moving van behind Mrs Irene Bellanger’s apartment after Keller collapsed outside.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Thomas Royce
Bernard Bellanger
Boyce
Clyde Keller
Keller
Irene Bellanger
Bellanger
Heavy traffic on western railways drives record August
August traffic across western railways surged as grain movement rose. The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe reports 170,411 revenue cars, Rock Island 162,256, St Paul 160,196, and Missouri Pacific shattered multiple operating and traffic records.
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Associated Press
New York
Western Railroads
Wall Street
Atchison, Topeka and Banta Fe
Rock Island
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Butte Bowlers to Elect Officers Tonight at YMCA
Butte Bowling association members are called to meet tonight at 8 30 at the YMCA. Dr J B McKinley will preside. They will elect officers for the ensuing year and discuss plans for organizing the fall Y leagues.
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Butte Bowling Association
J. 8. McKinley
Five-Cent Coffee To Vanish From Menus As Brazil Controls Supply
J A Fitzgerald told the National Restaurant Association convention that the five-cent cup is ending as Brazil restricts coffee shipments. He blamed the Brazilian government for keeping the market tight, affecting restaurant prices nationwide.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. A. Fitzgerald
Detroit
National Restaurant Association
German liner Bosphorus reported burning off Cherbourg
A steamer believed to be the German liner Bosphorus is on fire about 80 miles off Casquet rocks in the English Channel. Dispatch boats Aisne and Ailette rushed to aid. Shipping records show no Bosphorus liner. only a small 1,574 ton Danzig steamer named Bosphorus appears.
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Associated Press
Cherbourg
France
Casquet Rocks
English Channel
Aisne
Ailette
Danzig
New Mail Trucks Adopted as Bandit Proof Safeguards
The Post Office plans to deploy armored mail trucks in every city with a federal reserve bank. Seven of the bullet proof and reinforced trucks are already operating in two or three large cities, according to Postmaster General New.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sept
Post Office Department
Federal Reserve Bank
New Said
Peace Ordered as Shanghai Defense Holds Against Attacks
Asiatic News reports Shanghai and Kiangsu forces repelling attacks and preparing to maintain order in the metropolitan area. Canton’s Sun Yat Sen plans a northern expedition to aid Chekiang, while Wu Pei Fu’s forces hold positions and Chang Tso Lin contemplates involvement.
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Kiangsu
Asiatic News
China
Ministry of War
Wu Pei-Fu
Peking
Shanghai
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
Tientsin
Chihli
Shanhaikwan
Manchuria
Peking-Mukden
Canton
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
Sun
Lu Yung-Hsiang
Death of Rev. Bent's Father Posts Church Services
The Rev. Lester H. Bent learned of his father’s death in Dell Rapids SD while visiting Yellowstone. Floral Park church will skip next Sunday services. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor resume as scheduled. A long list of local residents and visitors are noted for travels, visits, and social events, including a card party at St. Ann's and a group hike to Maud S canyon.
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Lester H. Bent
Floral Park
People’s Churches
Yellowstone Park
Dell Rapids
Bent
Floral Park Church
Christian Endeavor Society
H. F. Ensrud
Keokuk Street
Frank Lester
Guy D. Pratt
Quincy Street
William Regan
Sliver Lake
Dunn
Kalispell
P. J. Gilligan
Utah Avenue
Caroline Bartsch
Livingston
W. L. Snyder
Red Lodge
Oscar Bartsch
Florida Avenue
Helen Small
Garrison Avenue
Lewistown
C. G. Manning
Harry Ellis
John Ellis
Monroe Street
Milwaukee
Seattle
Lillian R. Free
State Normal College
Ella Free
Dillon
Nellie Small
Butte
Helena
Miss Free
Patricia Gilligan
Peter J. Gilligan Jr
Melrose
Jack Smith
Altar Society
St. Ann's Church
Chester Carter
Evans Avenue
Missoula
James Carter
Harold Hamen
Whitman Avenue
Clark Kellett
J.@. Kellett
State Street
St. Paul
St. Thomas’ College
Josephine
Mary Kellett
Kellett
James Spencer
Janet
Ann McLanahan
Marion Davis
Hazel Lyman
Helen Spencer
Muriel Stone
Olive
Mary Nash
Virginia Warner
Dorothy
Gertrude Warde
Joe Mayo
Fred Warde
Lloyd File
Joe Canterbury
William Youlden
Enginemen Burned In Bridge Collapse Near Cottage Grove
An engine and two cars plunged through a bridge on the Oregon Pacific and Eastern railway near Cottage Grove Oregon. Engineer E R Brand and brakeman Elmer Motter were severely burned with recovery thought doubtful. Fireman W R Stroud also suffered burns.
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Associated Press
Cottage Grove
Ore
Oregon, Pacific and Eastern Railway
E. R. Brand
Elmer Motter
W. R. Stroud
Dr Gildea to Speak at St Marys Hall Sunday Evening
The Very Rev Dr Gildea of Fenford Mayo Ireland will lecture free at St Marys school hall Sunday at 8 PM. He has just returned from Argentina after two years of literary work with noted Irish figures in the South American republic.
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Gildea
Fenford
County Mayo
Ireland
St. Mary’s School Hall
Argentine
Local Market Prices for Baked Goods and Meats
Prices listed include Cup Cakes Dozen 30 cents. Cake Doughnuts Plain Dozen 25 cents Sugared Dozen 25 cents. Assorted Fruit Pies Each 30 cents. Jelly Rolls Each 2.00 dollars. Raisin Pound Cake per pound 35 cents. Fish and meats at cash and carry prices Herring per pound 28 to 30 cents. Hamburger Steak per 2 pounds. Shoulder Steak per pound. Shoulder Lamb Chops per pound 25 cents. Shoulder Veal Chops per pound 25 cents. Tree 20 to 25 cents.
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Undertakers
Sam R. White
Feneral
South Main Street
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wade
Montana Street
Sherman & Reed
Sherman & Reed Organization
Broadway
Arizona
M. J. Walsh CO
West Park Street
Bridget Nealis
John Nealis
Larry Duggan Kmeliable
Imbalimer
North Main Street
C. F
Woodmen
Daly Shea Company
Mast Park Street
Jerry J. Hurley
Espee
William Molloy
Mary Sullivan
Mamie
Sullivan, Or
Gosselin & Harkins
Cassidy & Gosselin
East Park
Democratic
Silver Bow
Jokn King
Del
Buttett
Forest Rangers
Tiorama
Tom MIX
Tony
Trouble Shooter
Wales
United States
South Side
DR. Gildea
Hire’s
Campbell’s
Sunkist
Prince
Sunkist de Lux
Silverdale
Ise
Aaron Hoffman
Izzy Solomon
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