Explosion damages pay office in Butte blast
An explosion of dynamite damaged the Anaconda Copper Mining Company pay office and nearby structures in Butte at 4 a.m. The blast shattered windows and blew iron grating against an opposite building, with property loss under 5000 dollars. Police describe three arrests as part of the investigation. no motive yet.
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Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
C. M. Hardware
Western Federation of Miners
Attacks on Chemical Foundation Custodian Case Stir Washington
Washington report details Representative J Hampton Moore challenging A Mitchell Palmer and the Chemical Foundation. The critique focuses on German patents and alleged links to Palmer and Garvin amid Wilson era politics. Distant anecdotes follow Dave Ryan’s Salvation Army aid and Montana volunteers supporting Home Service Campaign.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
House of Representatives
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Moore
Chemical Foundation
Garvin
Palmer
Frank B. Garvin
New York
Cleveland H. Dodge
Wilson
Mexico
Winnipeg Learning Its Inner Power Crisis
The Winnipeg strike crisis shows government crackdowns and calls for martial law. Activists tied to the I W W pushed for broad collective bargaining, risking a tyrannical oligarchy akin to a Russian soviet. Once the strike failed, workers seek reemployment, facing political backlash and calls to align with I W W leadership or emigrate.
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Russia
False Evidence at Royal Theatre Stages Redwoods Film Feature
Viola Dana stars as Madeton in False Evidence a mountainside romance with humor and drama. George Melford directs The Source Paramount picture features Vermont forests a breaking dam and lumber country waters photographed under Melford with Claude Mitchell. Main feature at the Royal Theatre next Sunday expected to draw record crowds.
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Redwoods
California
Royal Theatre
Viola Dana
Madeton
Metro
George Melford
Paramount
Wallace Reid
Melford
Vermont
Mel
Think Think Think Labor Radicals Threaten Industries
The article argues labor radicalism and threatened strikes endanger industry. It claims six months of mine and other operations aim to protect unions and provide jobs, while Reds demand higher wages and shorter hours amid a declining market. It warns that continued radicalism could close mines and cause unemployment. Conservative leaders are urged to mediate between workers and employers.
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Reds
Unpopular Luxury Tax Sparks Public Dissent
The piece argues luxury taxes are unfair by targeting one industry while exempting others. It notes everyday items like candy rely on taxed inputs such as milk sugar and chocolate, and likens wartime needs to show candy as a necessity. It concludes nagging taxes provoke discontent and should be repealed.
Overland Model 90 Cars Offered on Installment Plan
Overland introduces Model 90 automobiles with a purchase option of one third cash and the remaining balance to be paid in twelve equal monthly installments. The offer targets buyers seeking flexible financing for the popular Overland car model.
Ownership notice for Muddy Creek Cattle Ranch Co.
The undersigned states sole ownership of Muddy Creek Cattle Ranch Co doing business at Agawam Teton County Montana.
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Muddy Creek Cattle Ranch Co
Agawam
Teton County
Montana
Miss Minter Speaks to Children on American Patriotism
Miss Minter announces a tour through California public schools speaking extemporaneously on American patriotism and Belgian relief efforts. She will perform in new American Mutual productions like Social Briars and Jeane Judson’s story, drawing thousands of juvenile fans. Mary Minter recently sold Liberty bonds worth 330,000 in Santa Barbara.
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Children’s
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Miss Minter
Inkanges
New American Mutual
Jeanne Judson
Mary
Santa Barbara
Get a can of SPORTITE for squeaky wheels now
A garage ad urges customers to buy SPORTITE to tighten loose squeaky wheels before it is too late, signed by L. E. Taylor at the garage.
Notice to creditors Estate of James Findlay
Administratrix Margaret Findlay of the James Findlay estate asks creditors to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Notices are filed at Ferguson and Ferguson law offices in Conrad Montana. First published July 11 1919.
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Law Office
Ferguson and Ferguson
Conrad
Montana
Margaret Findlay
Ferguson & Ferguson
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Teton County Montana
W T Giese sues Ingolf Stub Feist Lipstack and John C Ferris. Writ of execution from the Montana Sixth District authorized sale of SW ¼ SE ¼ 11, and S ½ NE ¼ SE ¼ 11 plus NW ¼ NE ¼ 14 in Township 25N Range 2W, subject to a $700 mortgage. Sale set August 2 1919 at 2 pm at the Teton County Courthouse. Sheriff I S Martine. First publication July 11 1919.
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Ingolf Stub
Feist
Lipstack
John C. Ferris
District Court of
Sixth ‘Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Park
West
Montana Meridian
Teton County
Teton County Court House
United States
I. S. Martine
M. G. Read
Notice to School Contractors Te ton County Montana bids
Public notice from School District No 1 Te ton County Montana invites sealed proposals by 8:00 p m July 8 for equipment for a new public school addition. Contents include 36 adjustable window shades 130 adjustable steel desks 3 manual training benches 4 teachers desks and 12 kindergarten chairs. The board may reject any or all bids and will award to the most advantageous bid. By order of Board of School Trustees May 27 OHN W HALL Clerk.
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Teton County
Montana
Manuel
Board of School Trustees of
OHN
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