Former athlete seeks ten enlistments and family military ties
Philip Tevin, 49, of Rocker, tall and vigorous, applies to join the army alongside his son Harry and other relatives. The elder Tevin, a former world bicycle racer and motorcyclist, seeks a waiver for a health defect while Lt Kehoe of Spokane and Sgt Dobrohnor discuss possible enlistment paths.
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Philip J. Teviin
Rocker
America
Faure
Gal Corpsei
Inter
Officers’ Training School
Mount Fharies
Y le
Gentine
Kehoe
Spokane
Busines
Jie
Tevlin
Tim
Harry
Creighton University
Omaha
Wnuld
Honertaon
Charles Teameter
Dillons
Robertson
Philip Teviin
Street Railway Workers Swap Uniforms For Overalls
Beginning next Sunday street railway employees plan to discard their blue uniforms and wear denim overalls for state occasions and Sundays. They cite high wool and cloth costs and patriotic reasons, preferring cotton over wool to aid government needs, a move echoed by subway workers in Butte and other large cities.
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Butte
Haat
Doctors Urged to Enlist in Army in State Meeting
The medical committee of the state council of defense in Butte held a meeting Thursday to form doctors across the state for the army medical corps. Dr Gunn will conduct interviews as Silver Bow county doctors are urged to join.
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Army Medical Corps
State Councif Defense
Butte
Gunn
Silver
Butte Priests Return From Helena Retreat
Priests from Butte parishes returned from a retreat in Helena where over 100 diocese members gathered. The event, ending Thursday, was regarded as highly successful with the group planning a September shoot at the Anaconda Gun Club in Nell grounds featuring club medal contests and practice sessions.
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Priets
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Monkey Speedway at Wortham Attractions Featured in Butte
The Monkey Speedway and Wortham Great Alamo shows headline in Butte next week at Second Street and Shields Avenue. Monkeys named after drivers perform, earning bananas as race rewards. The event blends with other acts across three acres of canvas in the largest spread yet for the city.
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Betis
Neous
Siesta
Mr Coonee
Narney Olydelt
Lincoln
Butte
Second Street
Shields Avenue
Hayes Fined for Short Weighing Coal
Frank Hayes manager of Western Fuel company was fined in police court for short weighing coal. A driver Swaxon was found intoxicated, and the coat was sent to the hon.
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Frank Hayes
Western Fuel Company
Swaxon
Hoarded food found by sheriff in hayloft setting
Sheriff Harteell and county administrator JW James uncovered a hidden cache in a hayloft beneath the Three Mile House. A hen sat atop 400 pounds of wheat and about 90 pounds of sugar found after a thorough search prompted by rumors of hoarding.
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JW. James
Harteell
Dehmaidt
Three Mile House
Schmidt
Hig Bill Haywood and Others Sentenced to Long Terms
Federal court sentences Hobbs Bill Haywood and numerous co defendants for acts aiding the enemy. Rounds of sentences include 20 years and fines of 20 000 with many others receiving six to ten year terms and multi thousand dollar fines. Names span cities from New York to Seattle with a wide list of defendants and concurrent terms.
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Manuel Key
N.Y
Sentences Set At 10000 Each For Four Counts
The first two defendants Meyer Friedkin of Denver and Glen Roberts of Fresno were sentenced to one year in county jail on each of the four counts in the indictment with sentences to run concurrently. Other defendants including Rockford Jk Toy Walter Smith George Jacobson K Haskett Jere Ray Cordez Pittsburg Pa E Roper Astoria Ore George Sper San Francisco Charles McWhi Reading Cal Charles Jacobs Den are listed with $10 000 on the third and fourth counts.
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Minneapolis
George Andreytehine
Chicago
Ralph Chi
Leo Tauck
Duluth
Allara
Los Angeles
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Viasieff
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Charles Othfisher
James Rowan
Spokane
Lamlett
Akron
Ohio
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Buffals
Portland
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Jaakkoiath
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San Francisco
Bourg
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Jacksonville
Texas
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Huron
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Philadelphia
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Kiladeln
Pittsburg
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Aid
Seattle
Providence
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Lake City
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Jacarilda
Nod
Thompson
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John Panener
Detroit
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Petersen
Ore
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James Slovick
Cleveland
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New’ York
Charles ‘Hennett
Moana
Arthur Toose
Tulsa
Okla
Ted Fraser
J.T. Doran
Tacoma
Wash
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C. KR. Griffin
Ray 8. Fanning
Cambridge
Mass
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William Tanner
Frank Westerlund
Uth
Minn
Clyde Hurt
Rocktora
Midtland
Rockford, Jk
Toy Walter Smith
George Jacobson
K. Haskett
Jere Ray Cordez
E. Roper
Astoria
George Sper
Charles McWhi
Reading
Cal
Charles Jacobs
Den
Meyer Friedkin
Denver
Glen Roberts
Fresno
W Menth
Pacifist Defined by Louis F Post
Louis F Post defined pacifism in a speech after the Paso meeting, stressing labor’s role in war policy and the right of workers to organize. He noted the United States Employment Service to secure labor for essential industries and highlighted employers’ organizing rights. He described the children’s bureau effort to register children under five and collect weight data, aiming to aid those below normal. He spoke in Spokane after a theater gathering.
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Post
United States Employment Service
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Spokane
Stefansson En Route From The Frozen North
Dawson Yukon Territory reports Stefansson arrives after leading the Canadian Arctic expedition that sailed from Esquimalt in 1913. He plans a Red Cross lecture in Ottawa before New York. He notes no news from assistant Storkerson who last winter left Herschel Island and sent word in April. He reached 175 miles north of the Alaskan coast opposite Cross Island, farther north than the Comagwell-Mikkelson party.
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Dawson
Yukon Territory
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Canada
Esquimalt
British Columbia
Naval Department
Ottawa
New
Herschel Island
Storkerson
Alaskan
Cross Island
Comagwell-Mikkelson
Arctic
Lucille's Place Faces Court Over Nuisance Order Violation
The county attorney's office states that Lucille's Place must answer in court on September 5 to a complaint under the nuisance abatement act. The charge claims the establishment violated an injunction that prohibited liquor service when women were present and selling after hours. Affidavits led by County Attorney Jackson and James Mee allege the injunction was violated.
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Torney
la Place
Jackson
James Mee
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