Crushed Child Dies in Coal Truck Yard Accident
Jane Johns one year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Johns of 1502 East Second Street, was fatally injured when a wheel of a coal truck passed over her in the Northwestern Coal Company yard. Driver M Fenows moved the truck as the child, playing nearby, ran in front of it. Coroner Lane said an inquest may be held this afternoon.
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Bather
Jane Johns
Thomas Johns
East Second Street
M Fenows
Jainen
Thomas Tohne
Goroner Lane
Mertaxer
Walsh
Suburbrobbery trial drags as Dent Moran face charges
Justice Doran continued for one week the hearing of Guy Dent and TD Moran charged with shooting wounding and robbery at the Horse and Jockey club rooms and Jockey saloon. Witnesses described two masked bandits and a taxi ride to Murray hospital while Dent claimed he waited for a bus and was taken by the owners after the holdup. None identified the defendants, though they resembled the robbers. witnesses included Thomas J Wilson W St Burrough James Tredinnick Henry Madill and Tom Rozers.
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Justice Doran
Guy Dent
TD. Moran
Thomas J
Jockey Saloon
Achson
Dent
Horse and Jockey
Busi Faines
Thomas J. Wilson
W. St. Burrough
Main Street
Meaderville
James Tredinnick
Henry Madill
Front Street
Tom Rozers
Bureau Chief Mediator Handles Silver Row Dispute
A. J. Brantingham, head of the federal employment bureau, will mediate between the Silver Row Employers' association and the hod carriers' union. Washington officials authorized the action, with Brantingham to confer with union and employer representatives. The move reflects a policy to deploy mediators only when transportation and expenses are assured payment by the parties.
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A. J. Brantingham
Federal Employment’ Bureau
Silver Row Employers’ Association
Hod Carriers’ Union
Telecoms
Washington
Representa
Employment Bureau
Themen
Sugar conserved by Cuban raisers in wartime tour
Sergi W. J. Kene edy of the marines, a Harelowton native and guest of Mr and Mrs. Jack Regan, discusses sugar conservation in Cuba where his unit guards refineries and plantations. He mentions 260,000 men in the trenches and that Cuba heads an American food program, with a return to Norfolk, Virginia after furlough.
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Sergi W. J. Keneedy
Marines
Harelowton
Jack Regan
West
Galena Street
Cuba
Island Republic
Cubs
Kennedy
Norfolk
Bucilla Embroidery Kits Highlighted For Needleworkers
Bucilla package outfits are promoted as essential for art embroidery, offering stamped articles of fine material with complete supplies and instructions. Some kits cover crochet and embroidery, while others focus on embroidery alone, appealing to crafters seeking economical handwork for lingerie, dresses, and household linens.
Dance marks end of three week thrift stamp drive
The three weeks drive in the war savings and thrift stamps ends tonight with a dance at the Columbia Wardent. Acting County Director Hradice announces unsold tickets and ticket stubs must be returned to 21 West Broad by 6 o'clock this evening, and all contestants must file statements of male at the director's office before 5 o'clock today. Several limit sales were made yesterday at Mont Power company booth.
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Olumbia
Hradiee
West Broad
Mont Power Company
William Ma
Election Aids Will Be Paid Monday For Primary
Payday for judges and clerks of the primary election is Monday. Of 545 election aids, five will receive 15 dollars each and the rest 20 dollars. They report to Clerk and Recorder Sam Lo Anderson. Mrs Thomas Rooney of 2719 State Street died after a short illness. she lived in Butte since childhood. Survived by husband, two daughters and two sisters. Funeral Monday from the family home with high mass at St Ann's Church at 8:30. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Sam Lo Anderson
Thomas Rooney Pead
New Fall Dress Collection Features Fringed Panels
A lean selection of dresses for any occasion offers many dressy effects through fringed panels pleats and sashes in varied arrangements. Fabrics include serges tricolettes satins wool jerseys and crepe meteor with many items priced as low as on the second floor.
New Millinery Styles Highlight Hand Made Appearance
The dominant feature of the new hats is their hand made look with draped and folded soft crowns. Brims show irregular widths and graceful shapes. Lyons and panne velvet face elaborate models with long-napped beaver for facing. Trimmings avoid hindering line flow while emphasizing sweep. Ostrich trims are sought as accessories. Second Floor. P
Senate Passes Emergency Agricultural Bill After War End
Washington reports the Senate approved an emergency agricultural appropriation bill totaling 12 million dollars with a rider for national prohibition. The measure, tied to postwar relief, passed tonight without a roll call as soldiers demobilized following the war’s end.
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Washington
Senate
Air mail from Chicago to New York completes 36 hour flight
Max Miner and crew arrived Chicago after the first aerial mail voyage to New York. The flight began Thursday morning from the eastern city and took 36 hours and 86 minutes, with a long rest break in Cleveland. The 150 mile leg to Pittsburg had a detour due to a distressing incident yesterday.
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Max Miner Arego
New York
Requir
Chic
Five Lives Lost When Ships Collide Near Atlantic City
Atlantic City Sept 6 Five lives are reported lost when the United Fruit steamer Almirante was sunk by the Tisco. The Hispco picked up four of the dead, survivors and a coast guard crew recovered the fifth body. Collision occurred nine miles east southeast of the Atlantic City lighthouse during heavy fog.
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Atlantic City
United Fruit Company
Almirante
Tisco
Hisco
Coast Guard
Children’s Hosiery and Accessories In New Shades
Classified notice advertising Buster Brown tele nose and children’s hosiery in various shades and stocks. Includes men’s and women’s wear with prices from $0.23 to $6 per pair and bulk buys, spotlighting Main Floor selections and assorted fabrics.
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Buster Brown
Howe
Deprties Recover Auto After Excuting Chase In Butte
Under Sheriff Wha Jen deputies OConnell and MacDonald recovered a stolen car after a chase across Pipestone Springs Whitehall Gregson Springs and Butte. John Maple reported his car missing at 7 p.m. Thursday night. The vehicle was found abandoned on Woolman Street, little worse for its joy ride.
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Jen
O'Connell
MacDonald
Putte
Woolman Street
John Maple
Boulder
Pipestone Springs
Whitehall
Gregson Springs
Butte
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