Heaviest First Day Registration At Mines History
The School of Mines opened the fall semester with the heaviest first day registration in history, at 120 by 5 pm and likely to reach about 150 by week end. Over 40 are freshmen, with several former students returning and a single co ed, Claudia Woodward, advancing to sophomore status. Regular classes begin today despite a delay in Prof Mann’s metallurgy course due to fair duties. Two new associate professors arrive, Lambert from Stanford and Koenig from Wisconsin, easing teaching burdens. Football coach Putzer conducts first workout for 23 players, with more to come, implementing new tackling pits and daily drills as the season begins.
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School of Mines
Claudia Woodward
H. T. Mann
Helena
Gerald S. Lambert
A. E. Koenig
Lambert
Leland Stanford University
Koenig
University of Wisconsin
Clapp
Hartzell
C. M. Putzer
Edmond Bird leaves for New York to study dramatic art
Entering the Eastern School Edmond Bird grandson of A W Barnard has departed for New York to join the Alvine School of Dramatic Art. The Edmond-born vocalist will study dramatic voice culture and many friends here predict a bright future as a vocalist.
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Edmond Bird
A. W. Barnard
New York
Alvine School of Dramatic Art
Bird
Butte News Notes and Local Items
Butte items report rent piano offerings from Orton Pros, office supplies and stationery at P. O. News Stand, and Mrs. T. O. Nash of Seattle visiting her Butte sisters. A collision occurred yesterday at Amherst and Farragut between a No 3 street car and a truck with farm produce. no injuries despite occupants from Waterloo. Judge Lamb disallowed damages of 180 dollars in a prior case, ruling for the plaintiff to take possession of the disputed property.
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P. O
T. O. Nash
Seattle
W. J. Fox
John G. Smith
Butte
Amherst
Farragut
Waterloo
Lamb
C. F. Juttner
F. A. Hill
Odeon Fall Opening With Orchestra and Dances
The Odeon begins fall program on Tuesday night September 14 featuring Greater Purcell's orchestra two pianos and two entertainers with the hall decor enhanced. Dancing runs from 9 to 12 on open nights Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. A London coroner retires after 26 years and 28 000 inquests conducted.
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Greater Purcell’s
London Boroughs
Patrick Gill Released After Investigation
After an inquiry by County Attorney Rotering, Patrick Gill was ordered released. He had been arrested late Saturday following a fire at his home on 23 North Wyoming Street. Mrs. Gill testified no assault or threat occurred, stating she found Gill asleep after smoking a cigarette. no other cause was found.
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Rotering
Patrick Gill
North
Wyoming Street
Canadian coins limited by Butte street car line rule
The Bute Electric Railway restricts accepting Canadian or foreign coins to a 20 percent discount. Since the rule took effect, travelers have found that a four-bit Canadian coin is worth 40 cents and a dime buys only eight cents in U.S. currency. Banks in several Montana cities have discounted Canadian coin by 20 percent. Butte banks have not yet, though leaders study the issue.
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British Exchange
Bute Electric Railway Company
United States
Montana
Butte
Liquor Selling Charge Against Copper Street Parlor Owner
Owen Shields, proprietor of a soft drink parlor at Copper and Wyoming Streets, was arrested last night on a charge of selling liquor. Complaining witness John Bonner says he bought several drinks of moonshine. Bonner is held at the police station pending investigation. Shields released on $100 bond.
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Owen Shields
Copper and
Wyoming Streets
Captain O'Donnell
Shields
John Bonner
Bonner
Foley's Honey and Tar praised by Albany user
Mrs. Geneva Robinson of 88 N. Swan St Albany New York commends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound saying it quickly relieves hay fever asthma bronchial cough and lingering cough after two bottles. The medicine is sold everywhere.
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Foley
Geneva Robinson
N. Swan St
Albany
N. Y
Butte Actor Flying Ace With Four Decorations
Edward R. de Tisne, American born Canadian war ace with 17 planes down and four decorations, stars in Jim's Girl at the Empress. A Fordham graduate and former Royal Flying Cross holder, he served with the eighty fourth aerial squadron and was shot down at Amiens. He later returned to the stage after exhibition flying in Canada and Los Angeles.
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Jim
Marshal Joffre
Edward R. de Tisne
France
de Tisne
Empress Stock Company
Camp Borden
Toronto
Camp Mohawk
Amiens
Canada
Los Angeles
noVoIng Pictures
Fordham University
Jimmy Valentine
Wallack’s
New York
H. B. Warner
Lombardi, Ltd
Jim's
Mr. de Tisne
Butte
Empress Theater
Laborers Force Private Export Tax in Buenos Aires
Dock labor unions tied to port work in Buenos Aires and other Argentine ports have imposed a private export tax on exporters and shipping firms. More than 100 export firms face boycotts, including Mihanovich Co. A meat and hide exporters committee told Finance Minister Salaberry that dock workers refuse to load shipments unless shippers contribute funds per wool bale and per cask of tallow and similar products.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Salaberry
Mihanovich Company
Fort Bragg Steam Schooner Survives Gale at Sea
Fort Bragg crawled into Astoria after a gale lashed her with four feet of water in the hold and engines nearly dead. All hands and about 20 passengers pumped for 24 hours to reach safety, reports from Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Fort Bragg
Astoria
Man Leaps To Death From Spokane Bridge
Sam Skoda aged 65 a naturalized American from Iowa in 1914 climbed the Monroe street bridge railing in Spokane Washington and leaped about 115 feet to rocks below witnesses said police recovered his body later on the river bank without surviving relatives or clear motive indicated in reports from the scene
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Spokane
Wash
Sam Skoda
Belmont County
Iowa
Monroe Street
Prija Reinstatement Fight Delays Police Duty
Philip Prija, former traffic officer of the Butte police force, appeared before the mayor seeking reinstatement issued Saturday. A district court mandamus order was stayed by a filed appeal, with lawyers suggesting the mayor risks contempt if he ignores it, while Prija must move to carry the writ into execution.
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Philip Prija
Butte
Lamb
District Court
Hiderkin
Prija
Northwest Goat Breeders Form Permanent Seattle Group
Permanent organization of the Northwest Goat Breeders association was effected at a Seattle meeting attended by 20 Puget Sound area breeders. T. S. Green of Seattle was elected president of the new group.
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Seattle
Wash
The
Northwest Goat Breeders’ Association
Puget Sound
T. S. Green
Prince of Wales Arrives at Panama Aboard Renown
The Prince of Wales arrived this morning in Panama aboard the British cruiser Renown on his voyage home to England from Australia after departing Honolulu on September 2.
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Panama
Prince of Wales
Honolulu
England
Australia
Lecture Bureau to Invite Foreign Educators in Peking
Peking government approves minister of education proposal to establish a lecture bureau inviting American and other foreign educators to lecture on modern educational subjects. In Rome, a dispatch says Gabriel d Annunzio will release the American steamer Cogne if a loan of 200000000 lire is granted to Fiume.
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Peking
London
Rome
Gabriel d'Annunzio
Cogne
Fiume
Grain Supplies Rise Across Major Grains In US
The visible supply of American and bonded grain rose with wheat up 2,173,000 bushels, corn up 228,000, oats up 3,418,000, rye up 198,000, and barley up 640,000 as of the latest inventory in New York.
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New York
Sugar prices in Seattle to fall to 18 cents per pound
Retail sugar prices in Seattle will drop 2 cents to 18 cents a pound next Friday following a similar decline in San Francisco. This marks the second recent decrease after an 8 cent drop announced on August 20.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Tall new Terre Haute policeman joins force
Otis Sturgeon has been approved as a new member of the Terre Haute police, standing six feet five and a quarter inches tall and weighing 190 pounds. The announcement comes from the local department through the International News Service.
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Hivs
International News Service
Terre Haute
Ind
Otis Sturgeon
Navy yard to trim force without 5 percent raise
Secretary Daniels warned that naval budget shortfalls force a 25 percent reduction in navy yard forces unless machinists accept the 5 percent wage increase awarded naval employees. He said lack of funds makes cutbacks unavoidable.
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Washington
Navy
Daniels
Wage Increase Reached By Italian Metal Workers
In Sienna Italy on Sept 13 metal workers and employers reached an agreement granting wage increases of 6 to 8 cents per hour. The settlement ends a dispute that had affected production and labor relations in the industry.
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Sienna
Italy
Refugees Arrive in Ismid After 40 Days Wander
Fifteen hundred refugees reach Ismid from Kirazli after forty days amid bandit danger. They report one thousand deaths by starvation during perilous trek through Asia Minor wilderness.
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Constantinople
Ismid
Asia Minor
Kirazli
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China
Sutt
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Cora E. Beal
Frank HE. Beall
Whitehall
White
Morrison
Mildred Jane
A. E. Morrison
Wr. Groeneveld
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Will
Gibson
Oechsli's
J. W. Duncan Foot
Department of Pedestry
University of Massachusetts
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