Jugoslav Leaders Tour Butte Urges Unity Against German Rule
Dr Hinke Hinkovich and Dr Leoniteh address a Butte audience, urging Jugoslavs to work for liberation from Austria Hungary and Germany. They depict German domination, recount Yugoslav history, and praise American support, warning of revolutionary pressure in Austria and promising a future Yugoslav republic.
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Saetman Opprenion
Germany
Bagdad
Tub
Jugo-Blav Council
America
Hinke Hinkovich
Butte
Jugo-Klav
de Hinkovich
Budapest
Dro Leoniteh
Jugoslavia
Dr. Leoniien
Serbia
Austria
Leonsteh
Hte
Jugo-Stave
Saloniki
Europe
Hidden wartime confession on liberty and sacrifice
The voice expresses strain in speech as it asserts sacrifice for liberty. The speaker vows to endure pain and red blood to honor freedom, insisting the truth is not intended as a compliment and urging restraint in speaking.
Colton to Speak on Side Lights of War
C Colton secretary of the yo CA overseeing a new building in Butte will give an address tonight at First Baptist church titled Side Lights of the War The lecture is free and open to all A musical program will accompany the event
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C. Colton
Yo. CA
Butte
First Baptist Church
Court Fines Charles Lee For Drunken Disorderly Conduct
Police court proceedings yesterday featured a single notable fine. Charles Lee, described as colored, became drunk and damaged furniture at home on California avenue and abused his family. He was fined ten dollars. A case was dismissed for want of prosecution and another drunk case dismissed.
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Charles Lee
California Avenue
Daughter Seeks Divorce After Short Marriage and Long Separation
William Po Tane filed for divorce from his wife in district court Monday on the ground of desertion. He said they lived together only 15 days during the past 18 years. They have a daughter, 18, who has always lived with the mother.
Americans May Enlist In Their Own Forgeries Abroad
American citizens whether registered or not may enlist voluntarily in the United States army navy or marine corps. A letter signed by Adjutant General Greenan and received by local boards states that the General recruiting service of the United States was established in Great Britain upon ratification of the British Canadian condition.
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United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Great Britain
Greenan
General Recruiting Service of
United States
Horoscope and local notices from 1918 edition
Horoscope for Wednesday August 14 1918 notes Mercury sun and planetary influences foretelling power for press and editors and possible epidemics and labor tensions with cautions on public health. Also reports a divorce granted to Rollo McDonald and miner Albert Hamilton recruited at courthouse mission office.
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Mercury
Sun
Newspapermen Studies List of Authorized Workers
A study of the list shows every tag who ever did any work on it is properly listed by the personal department. The finding notes 60 newspapermen out of 40,000 total are recorded, detailing the paper’s staffing records and verification process.
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Austria
Germany
Prague
Serbia
Austra
Austrial
Wilson
America
Ly Republic
Butte Directory Hints Population Attracts 93 000 Names
The 1918 directory of Tutte, thirty-second annual from Polk company, notes a population around 93 000 including suburbs. War Department urged economy, leading to denser pages while preserving useful information. Platinum price set at 105 per ounce in Canada, aligning with U S level.
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Butte
Tutte
Polk Company
War Department
Victoria
British Columbia
Canada
William Sloan
Martin I Fell
United States
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Lowe Brothers
Riddell Paint CO
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Pyorthea
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North Main Street
Crofut
Knapp
Schoble
West Park St
the Jewever
W. Park
Mme. L. Green
Tish Maloney
Copenhagen
Tamera
Georgette Crepes
Silk
Conomists
Colton
Lee
William Po Tane
Eran
PEOCY
Leo
McClure Cwspaper Syndicate
Rollo McDonald
Hazel McDonald
Albert Hamilton
East Park Street
Makie
Yesteray
Ae Cteen
Smith
Jere A. Clifford