Butte Miners Celebrate Thirty Fifth Anniversary Parade
Butte Mont June 13 The Butte beat of the United Mine Workers of America, one of the largest local unions, held a monster celebration marking its founding thirty five years ago. The workers suspended operations for the day and a general holiday was observed. A big parade this morning was followed in the afternoon by an
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Outdoor Demonstration at Columbia Gardens Ends with Speeches
A demonstration at Columbia Gardens featured speeches by John H. Walker and Adolph Germer of the mine workers, and M M Donoghue, president of the Montana Federation of Labor, highlighting labor concerns and unity among local unions.
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Shake off Your Rheumatism Advertisement
A 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment is promoted to relieve rheumatic pains quickly. The ad notes availability from all dealers and presents a quick checkout cue.
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Walk Through Parliament Dome Reveals Eerie Coal Railways
A correspondent recalls a dim guided tour of the Houses of Parliament, describing a long coal railway under the roof and a vaulted dome. Lights reveal a dark corridor and a roaring wind-filled chamber, producing an uncanny sense of descent into a shadowed interior.
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Deep Abyss Behind Commons Police Watch Fire Guards
A narrator climbs into a dark, narrow stair to an abyss behind the House of Commons. He and a companion light a path and glimpse a six foot deep, broad chasm likened to a swimming pool. The guards here keep the night watch, primarily to guard against fire, in a setting described as a near hell.
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Tombstone Crushes Boy in Church Yard Accident
Lloyd Cave a choir boy at St. Pauls church Tombstone toppled in churchyard trapping him He suffered a fractured skull and possible broken back and was taken to Norwalk hospital after Rev L B Howell and others helped lift the stone He died soon after or remained unconscious pending treatment
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Southeast utility growth drives regional development
Industrial Index notes public utilities and municipal improvements boost Southeast growth, attracting home seekers and investors. Cities vote on bonds for waterworks and schools, with numerous construction contracts and plant expansions across Georgia Florida and Alabama. Banks formed in Helena and Leighton, Alabama, while eight commissions organize with $218,000 in minimum capital.
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Winchester High School Confers Thirteen Diplomas
Thirteen students at Winchester High School received their diplomas in a Friday commencement. Principal N J Cool concluded his thirteenth year as head of the school during the ceremony.
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Daniels to Speak on Boston Common
Special to the Banner Boston Mass June Secreta of the Navy Daniels accepted an invitation from Boston Lodge of Hills to speak on Boston Common tomorrow afternoon at a public celebration of Flag Day. He will be among the guests of honor at a banquet to be held at the Copley Plaza hotel.
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Charrain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Every family should keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It is valuable and has no superior for its purposes. Buy it now. For sale by all dealers.
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See America First See America Day urged to boost U S travel
The Glacials urge creating See America Day to promote domestic geography study and school observances. They advocate postage stamps featuring western scenes and argue Americans waste millions abroad while the United States offers equaling or surpassing mountain scenery in the west and Canada. The article suggests travelers should explore the Pacific coast to witness these wonders.
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Remarkable western scenery essayed for the American Alps tour
The writer extols visiting national parks and big cities with stopover privileges. The west offers the most stupendous scenery, surpassing Niagara. A Canada route traces the Rockies, with comfortable cars along mountains over 10,000 feet high, perpetually snowbound, the American Alps within reach without ocean travel.
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CAN'T LOSE WIFE FOR $25 IN NEW YORK
Edward A. Davis sought to end a divorce suit by paying his wife 25 dollars for a release of all claims. The Brooklyn justice found the sum too cheap and noted Davis's auto machine shop in Manhattan and nine children after he checked his memorandum.
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Foley Kidney Pills Helped War Veteran and Wife Relief
Tivonit, Git reports his wife suffered kidney disease for years and found relief after Foley Kidney Pills. He and a companion in Redan describe back and kidney pain that prevented work, but after use both regained health and could work again.
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Fashion Talks on Nightgowns and Design Details
Fashion notes praise nightgowns crafted from fine materials with embroidery and subtle powered work. The design aims for ease and appeal to girls, offering sizes for early teens and a simple yet attractive pattern. Readers are invited to contact the fashion department with a 10 cent receipt for more information.
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