City Council Rejects Curbs on Police Fire Ranks
Butte council votes to retain full police force and firemen, keep Caledonia station, and limit health department retirements despite efficiency engineer Corry. Decisions retain staff while a water contract proposal and a 15 mph speed limit near crossings are acted.
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Sugar varieties and their roles in energy foods
The article discusses the concept of sugars, detailing white crystalline sugar from cane or beet, and mentions other sugars like lactose and maltose. It notes sugars are energy foods that rapidly provide usable energy, and explains that all sugars ultimately break down into simple sugars such as glucose, fructose, or galactose. It then reports the death of Timothy Sullivan, 24, at his cousin Patrick Leary’s home in Butte, with survivors listed and funeral arrangements.
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Leary
Veterans Prove Its Case Begin Stasions
Amsterdam August newspaper edition describes American war mobilization plans and casualty figures amid Grand Army of the Republic events. It reports on proposed troop levels, ship losses, and calls for veteran pensions while detailing nominations for national commander and Columbus Ohio as next gathering site.
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Jailed for Refusing to Stand at Patriotism Feature
Frank Rodgerson, rooming in the Lewisohn building, was jailed after refusing to stand during a special patriotic feature by the orchestra of the American theater. He was taken to the police station and faces investigation by federal authorities. He claimed to be an American citizen but was held for acting disruptively during the Star Spangled Banner performance.
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A Fighting Hero Returns Home From France
Private William A. Bosle, after twenty one wounds across four years of fighting in France and discharge from a Canadian regiment, seeks to rejoin the United States Army to serve his country. He wears four sleeve stripes for severe wounds and bears bravery medals on his chest.
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Yankee debate over wearing war symbols sparks controversy
Fragmented text shows a discussion on whether the Yankees may wear the Croix de Guerre and Stars and Stripes icons amid a front line dispute. Includes a note on a court hearing possibility and a separate item about Martha Springer, a 26 month old prodigy from Mountain View, Cal., claimed to read and speak with a 2000 word vocabulary.
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