Juvenile Offenses Rise in Summer in Hutte
Judge Dwyer sentences several youths after 20 offenders aged 9 to 130 charged with crimes from grand larceny to forgery. Three pleaded guilty and received 10 days in industrial school pending parental payment for grain sacks. Other cases include pig theft near town, grocery store break in on Dakota street, and a 15-year-old stealing 8900. He pleaded guilty and was sent to the state industrial school at Miles City.
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Hutte
Dwyer
Plex
Dakota Street
Chicago
Billings
Power company displays historic flectaig service flag
In the Butte area a flag design honoring veterans is displayed in the front office of the Montana Power Companys main building. The decorative flag features blue stars on white with a red ground, a gold star above the 51, and is illuminated by Edison tubular lamps. Jack Roche oversaw the project with J C Kelly and Dan Harley assisting.
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Montana
J. R. Ewing
Vnete Sam
Camp Lewis
Edison
Jack Roche
Butte
J.C. Kelly
Dan Harley
Feld
WEEK END PARTY AT Pipestone Springs Venue
Pipestone Springs hosts week end parties with cottages ready for occupancy and hotel rooms. Dining is a specialty and dancing features a Whitehall orchestra. King Victor Emmanuel reviewed American troops in north Italy and commended their appearance and fighting qualities.
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Pipestone Springs
Whitehall Orchestra
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Aviator Falls 1500 Feet In Flight Over Scotfield Incident
St Louis reports an aviator who refused to disclose details yesterday plunged about 1500 feet in his aircraft near Scotfield. The plane was demolished but the pilot sustained only bruises, according to today’s account.
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St. Louis
Scot’ield
Rescues Fall en Commander Private Bonner Honored
Private Paul Bonner, a sea soldier, earned a mention in dispatches for bravery under heavy fire. He carried his fallen commander to safety through a mile of danger despite the high risk of further injuries.
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Paul Bonner
Tonger
Women Stepping Into Men's Jobs In War Effort
In the federal employment bureau's women’s department there is bustle as women take on roles once held by men. Dozens join open positions in car cleaning, freight handling, harvest work, and other tasks to support the war effort. Seven waitresses found work yesterday and a woman became janitor at a hospital. Several New York performers sought clerical posts but embraced any respectable job as men flood into harvest and railroad work. The grain harvest will test the bureau’s resources as shortages of men persist.
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Women's Department
Federal Employment Bureau
Lurberst
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Montana
Tutte
Dr. Arthur Morrow Found Dead in Montana Home
Dr. Arthur Morrow president of the Medical Association of Montana and former state leader at Columbia Falls was found dead in his bed by a friend yesterday. He was in poor health after attending the Montana medical society meeting in Butte last month. The telegram states he died sometime between Sunday and Thursday evening with funeral planned for Sunday. He was reportedly at his summer home on Mathead Lake when last seen alive Sunday evening.
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Arthur Morrow
Medical Association of
Montana
Columbia Falls
Charles &. Warren
Morrow
Butte
The
Medical Society
Dr. Morrow
Mathead Lake
Mother of Soldier Speaks at Farewell in Butte
Freeman quotes the mother of Butte’s soldier as she bids farewell to six young colored men headed for Camp Lewis. The event drew more than 200 at Trethel Baptist church with Rev. Mrs Reed and others speaking. Mrs L. C. Forman recited a poem praising colored soldiers under fire. The group was later hosted at a church basement banquet.
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Freeman
Butte
Camp Lewis
Trethel Baptist Church
Reed
J. Forman
C. Tr. Jones
Mr. Allen
Three Robbery Suspects Freed by Jury
Joe McDevitt testified he could not confirm how his valuables disappeared. Pat Hogan and John Kelly were charged with robbery but the case was dismissed. Tracy Woods, accused of burglarizing Chinaman's cabin, was discharged after alibi proved.
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Joe McDevitt
Bef Doran
Pat “Hogan
John Kelly
Fi Paul
Thompson
Andy P. Daneas
Buckley
Truce Woods
East Park Street
Victim of HoldUp May Yet Recover
Thomas J. Wilson, shot in the groin during a hold up behind the Horse and Jockey in Meaderville, is reported improving at Murray hospital. Doctors see a fair chance of recovery if no complications arise. Taddy Barrett was arrested yesterday with Guy Dent and J.D. Moran. authorities plan to determine which pair will be charged as the investigation continues.
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Thomas J. Wilson
So Joon
Meaderville
Murray Hospital
Taddy Barrett
Larkin
Tench
Guy Dent
J.D. Moran
Dent
Wilson
Better Times for Greene Cananea Mines in Sonora
The Wall Street Journal reports July 26 that Greene Cananea in Sonora shows an auspicious outlook with officials predicting extended prosperity. It notes Mexican miners faced hardship when mines closed and now are relieved to have work and income.
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Greene Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Wall Street Journal
Hand-stitched colored cor offerings in blue lavender or maize
A short notice lists hand embroidered corsages and bouquets in blue lavender and maize colors offered at twenty cents and one dollar respectively. It notes tag prices for corsages and smaller items, reflecting a local craft sale.
Rhode Island Stuns Montana In War Savings Leaders
Rhode Island leapfrogged Montana to take third in war savings societies formed for the 1887 quota. Minnesota remains second and Wisconsin leads, while Montana slides to fourth though officials expect improvement in the next reports. A U S marshal was moved from Helena to the Butte office.
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Rhode Island
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Building successor to Paddy Moore takes other work
A notice notes that a building official or figure succeeding Paddy Moore has shifted to other duties. The text references Mr att, formerly a secret service worker with headquarters in Denver Spokane, implying organizational or staffing changes and prior role.
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Paddy Moore
Mr ‘Att
Secret Service
Denver
Spokane
I W W Meeting Discusses Removing United States Term
In Spokane Washington a motion to remove the phrase United States from their literature was seconded and carried at a meeting of T. W. W. James Moran secretary testified in the I W W before Federal Judge Landis. He described California industrial conditions as intolerable based on testimony by James Elliott a lumberman and farm worker in June 1917.
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Chicago
United States
Spokane
Wash
James Moran
Landis James Elliott
California
Man Charged With Razor Assault In Arizona Street Dispute
Coro Keto was arrested at 5 o clock yesterday morning and charged with using a razor to settle an argument with Joe Tozolo. He was sent to county jail and charged with staff. Lorenzo Civennini testified as the complaining witness, 18, also being held by the county. The incident occurred at 160 South Arizona street leaving Tozolo with several flesh wounds.
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Coro Keto
Joe Tozolo
Lorenzo Civennini
South
Arizona Street
Tozolo
Keto
Two Republicans File For Office In County and Legislature
C F Juttner filed for the Republican nomination for county attorney while J M Hinkle sought the Republican ballot for the legislature. Both are lawyers. Discharged. In St Louis, August 2 twelve Western Union telegraphers were dismissed for reporting to work in union attire. Telegram protests were sent to President Wilson and Postmaster General Burleson. Walkouts threatened.
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C.F. Juttner
J. M. Hinkle
St. Louis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wilson
Burleson
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Pav
State Medical Society
Kalispell
Greene
Cananea
Fall Fashion Quarterly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Connell’s
Ally Price
Boeva
Alesh
Wmontana
Tiny Rhode Slam
Cod
Helena
Fed
Such & Marx
Connei and
Kirsch
Modela
Carieres
Ives
Poilet
Kim Tate
Ovelty
Actie
Wan
Beroval
Capital Issues Committee
Skagit River
Gorge Creek
KMSER
Oyster Bay
N.Y
William
Ori Raliv
Theodore
Avelt
Vigielantes
C.H. Pulluta
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