Huskies Max It With Old Enemy at Copenhagen Encount
Collision between German and American forces on occupied territory near Danzig left several civilians wounded and one German seaman injured. The incident stemmed from a dance hall quarrel Monday night with Americans returning amid street disorders. German cruiser Frankfort and destroyer Hale exchanged blows as crowds clashed, aided by French seamen from the Claymore who reportedly fired shots wounding four Germans. Frontier guards dispersed the gatherings and the Americans and French withdrew.
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Picture brides arrive. hundreds admitted on the Pacific coast
San Francisco reports that after 75 future brides arrived aboard the Tenyro Maru, immigration officials announced over 400 Japanese brides have been admitted at Pacific coast ports in the past year. Many bridegrooms greeted the arrivals with automobiles as a sign of prosperity.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Phosphate Hope for Weight and Vitality Promises
A historical ad-like piece argues lack of strength and thinness stem from nerve exhaustion and social perception. It promotes a product called trocophosphate as the essential organic phosphate to absorb, claiming it will rapidly raise weight and improve health and nerves when taken properly.
Money Back Promise From Mayr’s Remedy Ad
A testimonial claims years of stomach and liver trouble were cured after one dose of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. The speaker says thousands were spent on other medicines with no relief and urges readers that one dose proves the product and offers refunds. Ad tone promotes harmless prep removing tarrrhal mucus from the intestine and reducing inflammation.
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Costa Rica Not Recognized Under Tinoco Law says Wilson
President Wilson said the United States would not recognize the Tinoco constitution or any government under it in Costa Rica. He cited de facto non existence of Tinoco rule and noted U S efforts to keep peace in Central America, including appeals to Nicaragua to stay neutral and avoid interference.
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Juan Bautista Quiros
Costa Rica
Federico Tinoco
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Thomas Tiernan Killed at Wallace Idaho
Thomas Tiernan a former prominent Butte miner was accidentally killed at Wallace Idaho yesterday per a telegram to Mike Cleary The forest ranger telegram offered no further details and it is believed Tiernan died fighting forest fires He was born in Galway Ireland 45 years ago and lived in Butte for years Mr Cleary and Dennis Shea plan to travel to Wallace to bring his body back to Butte
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Idaho
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Galway
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Overseas Man Returns to Butte in Aviation Service Tie
Capt. A. W. Rusterhor, longtime Butte resident, returns after months in France as assistant to Maj. C. L. Berrien in the aviation service. He previously managed the Butte branch of the Ingersoll Rand company.
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Probe Ordered In Helfferich Case In Berlin
Berlin authorities order a probe into evidence against former vice chancellor Dr Karl Helfferich to determine whether to prosecute. Dr Eugene Brindjone returns from France to practice urology in Butte resuming at Silver Bow block rooms 210 and 211.
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Associated Press
Ministry of Justice
Karl Helfferich
Eugene Brindjone
France
Butte
Silver Bow Block
Germany may pick ambassador to United States
A report notes Dr. W Solf, once colonial secretary, is considered for the German post as ambassador to the U.S. The article signals Germany weighing candidates including Solf for the key diplomatic role.
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U.S
Dr. W
U. S
Solf
Road Bonds Discussed At Courthouse Meeting Tonight
Road cranks and concerned citizens gather in Judge Dwyer’s courtroom to hear how the Sept. 2 bond proceeds will be spent. County officials seek public confidence and invite input on road construction plans and cost efficiency.
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GINMIRE MAKES INITIAL APPEARANCE IN Legion Bulletin
The Montana Le official organ of the American Legion arrives from Harlowton published by Herbert M. Peet. It includes coverage of the Malta state convention and features a Governor Stewart letter endorsing the Legion. A key ad urges veterans to preserve government insurance against unscrupulous agents.
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American Legion
Silver Bow Post
Harlowton
Herbert M. Peet
Legion
Malta
Stewart
Horoscope for Friday August 22 1019
Jupiter dominates the day with strong influence on finances and luck. The stars favor those who rely on intuition and careful choices, especially in love and personal goals. Seek balanced decisions, avoid risky moves, and stay open to helpful advice from trusted allies.
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Dozen Called To Explain Auto Traffic Court Appearance
An even dozen summoned into police court to explain traffic inquiries. Most paid $10 into the city treasury. four bonds forfeited for missing appearances. Speck Brown and Mose Cohen, as well as others, had cases dismissed or continued. Lane arrested for failing to stop at a traffic sign, claims sign confusion.
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B. A. Edwards
J. P. Kelly
Richard Roe
Speck Brown Lnd
Mose Cohen
John Doe
Don Peoples
Steve Murphy
Montana Cadillac Company
Lillie
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