Informal U S Warning Triggers Flurry in Paris Peace Talks
Rear Admiral Mark L Bristol warned Turkey informally to stop Armenian massacres, stirring talk in the supreme council of the peace conference. Officials said the message was informal and not spoken for the conference. Charles Crane and Dr Henry Churchill King, American envoys, returned to Paris from Asia Minor. A Siberian ride incident described in the final line appears unrelated.
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Turkey
Mark L. Bristol
United States
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
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Bristol
Merel
Great Britain
France
Charles Crane
Henry Churchill King
Asia Minor
City 15 Case Dismissed For Lack Of Jurisdiction
George Grovich and Marko Mistleo faced speeding and injuring Mrs C Medill charges. Their $800 bonds were released after Judge Grimes dismissed the case noting the accident occurred four blocks outside city limits. County Attorney’s office had managed the case. defendants remain free on $1000 bonds each.
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George Grovich
Marko Mistleo
C. 0. Medill
Grimes
Hutte
Iward Whitehead
North
Velvet Tobacco Ad Promotes Smoking Quality and Pipe Image
An advertisement extols Velvet tobacco as a superior choice for smoking. It touts Velvet as good tobacco and claims it runs second to none, noting the pipe image on the tin should not deter users from rolling a fine cigarette with Velvet.
Local court fines and detainments in city cases
Thompson park speeding arrest. E. W. Aller fined $10 for speeding on Montana street. Bert Fisher duo guilty of disturbance at Edison hotel and fined $10. Case dismissed after advise to reconcile. Doe family brothers failed to appear. bonds forfeited at $100 each. Howard Romy charged with tin trade cop offense. claimed ignorance of sign due to absence. Donald Manley case postponed. trial set for September 3.
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Wyoming Street
Thompson Park
Grimes
E. W. Aller
Montana Street
Bert Fisher
Edison
Doe
North Main Street
Howard Romy
Broadway
Main Streets
Ofiver Walsh
Remy
Sgn
Donald Manley
John Bishop
West Park Street
W. E. Carroll
Butte Teachers to Hear Noted Educator at Institute
Butte public schools will observe Constitution day September 17 with a one day institute for teachers and a holiday for students. Dr. Winship, renowned educator from Boston, will speak at morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. A county meeting chaired by Nellie Small will also feature his remarks.
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Butte Public Schools
Winship
Boston
Sct
Nellie Small
Grand Duke Sues To Recover Estate From Gotha
Berlin reports former Duke Charles Edward of Colture Gotha has fled a suit against the republic of Gotha and its commissioners to recover his estate confiscated after he refused a 15,000,000 mark settlement. The Prince of Waldeck Pyrmont also sues for half his domain after failed negotiations with the new government.
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Berlin
Charles Edward of Colture
Horoscope predicts a fortunate day with strong gains ahead
The Aug 26 1919 forecast says Mars Venus and Jupiter align for a lucky day especially favorable to soldiers engineers and lumbermen. It notes potential financial benefits for soldiers and a bright outlook for actors and women in business though caution is urged on youth and beauty. Scandals with foreign visitors may surface and Virgo natives may see a productive year ahead.
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Venus
Jupiter
United States
Uranus
Italy
Ovyriene
Stocture
Naicate
Untitled poem on Native people and buffalo decline
A brief Washington Star verse laments the Indian and the buffalo fading from memory as commerce reshapes relations, noting their diminished impact alongside the nickel. The piece frames cultural loss and obsolescence in a concise, reflective tone.
Universal signs long contracts with three stars
Carl Laemmle announces Universal secured another strong year as Harry Carey Monroe Salisbury and Priscilla Dean signed two year deals. Mary MacLaren Randall Parish Tsura Ackim Dorothy Phillips and other top stars also committed, ensuring a slate of promising productions for the coming year.
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Carl Laemmle
Universal
George Bourke
Butte Exchange
New York
Harry Carey
Monroe Salisbury
Priscilla Dean
Miss Dean
Mary MacLaren
Randall Parish
Tsura ‘Ackim
Dorothy Phillips
Jury rules for defendant in Radovich suit over saddle thefts
George Merzink, acting as his own witness, wins a plaintiff suit brought by Gabriel Radovich alleging malicious prosecution. The jury in Judge Lamb's department found for Merzink after he defended his actions and questioned Radovich regarding saddle thefts valued at increasing amounts. The court recessed until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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George Merzink
Gabriel Radovich
Jovieh
Merzink
Lamb
Merzlak
Radovich
Justie
Butte Boy Wins High Honor in Marine Corps
Mrs. John Kelly of 809 East Second Avenue received word from her son Jen, a Marine at Mare Island California, that he is one of five men chosen to represent the United States Marines at a pageant honoring the Pacific fleet to be held in San Francisco on September 1. He will represent Montana.
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John Kelly
East Second Et
Jen
Mare Island
Cal
United “States
San Francisco
Mt Kelly
Monts
Carpenters Local 1 Meeting Notice
Members are urged to attend the Local 1 meeting at 9 o'clock with special order of business. J B M'Nally serves as Recording Secretary.
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Carpenters
J.B. M'Nally
Rec
Appointed Counsel for U S Railways
Marvin Underwood was seen appointed general counsel for the U S railroad administration by Director General Hines. Underwood succeeds John Barton Payne as general. Us.
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Marvin Underwood
U. Railroad Administration
Hines
Underwood
John Barton Payne
Pimples and Skin Eruptions Warn of Bad Blood
An advertorial claims pimples, skin eruptions, and itching signal a debilitated blood state. It promotes a blood cleansing remedy labeled 8.8.8, promising revitalized red blood cells and clearer complexion, urging readers to obtain it from a druggist or write for expert advice in Atlanta.
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Swift Labora Story
Atlanta, Ga
Advt
Parochial schools in Butte set to open September eighth
Sister Rose Mary announces opening of five parochial schools in Butte under the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. St Patrick's, St Mary's, St Lawrence's, Holy Savior of Meaderville and Patrick's High School prepare with remodels and new equipment. Enrollment ranges 350 to 600, with St Mary's largest. Submarine Missin Los Angeles report notes no word since leaving Balboa August 16.
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Butte
Rose Mary
Order of the Sisters of Charity of
Trix
Berlin Zoo in Crisis as War Devours Animals
The Berlin Zoological Gardens face collapse as hundreds of animals die during the war from food shortages. The institution, once a famed city landmark, struggles with hunger, dwindling supplies, and mounting debts.
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Berlin
Berlin Zoological Gardens Company
Bayer Cross Genuine Aspirin Ad Uses Safety Bayer Cross
An advertisement warns that genuine Bayer aspirin tablets must bear the Bayer Cross and come in unbroken packages with proper directions. It lists common uses such as headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia and colds and notes small tins of 12 tablets are inexpensive while larger packages are available at drug stores.
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Bayer
Beauty Cream Claim Promises Quick Tan Removal
An advertisement touts a product that supposedly removes tan and freckles in one wash. It describes easy application and a daily routine to reveal a lighter, smoother complexion, claiming dramatic results by removing the film of surface skin to expose clearer skin beneath.
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Tomplemon
Shipy
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