Minister Sleuth Raids Saloon District Presses Ban
Reverend F Carter a Methodist pastor and deputy sheriff led raids on city saloons and road houses issuing arrests to both staff and patrons. He targeted the Bungalow Panam Lucille and South Side bar within city limits while police provided backing. He visited Panama and Lucille roadhouses noting restricted activity and dodged parties, prompting quick departures and observations on local behavior and enforcement.
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F. Carter
Methodist Church
Hast Park Street
County Health Board
Necesary
J.J. Murphy
Health law arrests and saloon raids in court
In police court health order violations were heard with several saloon cases. George Pappas Paul Katas Tim Shanahan and C Considine were found guilty and fined ten dollars with appeals noted. A raid on the Bohemian buffet and North Main clubrooms nabbed over 50 men. William Maloney of the Mint saloon pleaded guilty and paid ten dollars.
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George Pappas
Paul Katas
Tim Shanahan
C. Considine
Board of Trade
Casey
Larkin
William Christo
East Park Street
Christo
Main Street
William Maloney
Mint
Saturn Disabled Is Back In Port
Honolulu December 4 The naval collier Saturn returned late today after bucking a terrific gale off here to reduce 10 feet of water in her holds. She shipped for Vladivostok on Tuesday afternoon. The seas reared as high as 30 feet, battering her top works. A crew of 200 men was aboard.
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Honolulu
Saturn
Vladivostok
War Department reports large number of unreported casualties
Washington December war department announced 16,000 major casualties including killed in action died of wounds and missing have not yet been reported to next of kin. Arrears in minor casualties are said to be much larger and remain to be updated.
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Washington
War Department
Belgian detachment advances on Dusseldorf amid Rhine halt
On the Rue Amsterdam dispatches report two Belgian Ivy detachments totaling 300 men entering Dusseldorf on the left bank of the Rhine, with an order forbidding intercourse with the opposite bank. Cavalry moves toward Cleves while infantry relieve Dusseldorf. Wesel lies 23 miles southeast.
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Amsterdam
Dusseldorf
Rhine
Cologne
Orbidden
Cleves
Sailes
Wesel
Buried Dead in Lemberg After Anti Jewish Outbreak
The Nowy Dziennik of Cracow, via the Jewish press bureau, reports sixty victims buried in Lemberg Galicia. Many bodies lie beneath ruins of burned structures, as noted in the dispatch.
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Lemberg
Galicia
Nowy Dziennik
Cracow
Jewish Press
War Prison Horrors Abolished in Army Punishments
Washington December 6 The War Department ordered the abolition of tying military prisoners to care of cells and other severe corporal punishments Secretary Baker announced the move saying the efficiency and deterrent value of such punishments had been found questionable The order marks a major reform in military discipline and treatment of prisoners
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Washington
War, Department
Baker
Wilson urges Pacific coast workers to avoid Mooney strike
Secretary of Labor Wilson appealed to Pacific coast workers not to strike to influence the Mooney case. He said discredited evidence and a conviction by a fair jury undermine the jury system, and relief may come through courts as facts become clearer.
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Washington
Wilson
Pacific Coast
Mooney
Otto A. Hartwig
Oregon State Federation of Labo
Express Wrecks A Supply Train Near Meung-sur-Loire
An express train near Meung-sur-Loire in Orlean s region crashed into a loaded freight train, leaving multiple deaths and many injuries. Bodies have been removed and identified, with twenty five people injured. Four cars were smashed.
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Orleans
France
Havas
Meung-sur-Loire
Eity Fe
Perons
Senate War Dept Plans Under Armistice Revision
Washington December 6 senate military committee decided to investigate the war department's plans revised since the armistice. Hearings will begin Monday.
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Senate
Washington
War Department
Senate Military Committee
World merchant tonnage losses due to war action total
London December 6 reports the world's merchant tonnage loss from war action and marine risks since the war began through October 1918 stands at 15 053 786 gross tons according to an official announcement issued tonight.
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London
Non Partisan League raises Townley salary in secret session
St Paul Minn December sixth The National Non Partisan League annual convention adjourned after a secret session The closing statement said the salary of President A C Townley was raised from 3600 to 5000 The audit covered 42 months showing total salary and expenses of 26081 65 while the books were found accurate and efficiently kept Dozens of delegates from states with league chapters attended the meeting
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St. Paul
Minn
National Non- Partisan League
A.C. Townley
League
Townley
Business Delegation to Peace Conference
Atlantic City N J Dec 6 The organized business men of the United States through reconstruct congress today decided to send a delegation to Europe to be available as American peace delegates in the event they may need help working out economic problems that might enter into peace negotiations.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Congress
Europe
Thirteen Nineteenth Death List Explosions Toll
The report notes that the explosions at the Du Pont cap works in Wilmington Lakes yesterday killed 18 people and injured more than 40. Victims are described as wounded and transported, with details of the disaster emerging as officials assess the damage to the detonator assembling building.
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Ompton Lakes
du Pont Cap Works
Wmmiavee
W. I. T. U. to Send Trio to Versailles Peace Conference
Chicago date. The executive committee of the national W. I. T. U. votes to send Miss Anna Gordon president, Mrs. Ella A. Boole vice president, and Mrs. Lena Love Yost executive representative to Versailles to deliver messages from the group to the peace conference. Next year's convention is planned for shortly after the November election in St. Louis.
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Chicago
Anna Gordon
Ella A. Boole
Lena Love Yost
Washington
Versailles
St. Louis
Musicians Strike Closes Theaters Expectations Rise
Musicians unions push for higher wages forcing theaters to drop music. Public misled by wage gains last year amid war’s end. Health board retains strict reopening control over venues, with Dr Cogenel guiding decisions. Some musicians seek other jobs while awaiting easing.
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State Board of Health
County Health Board
Rome
Considered Undesirables in City Court
Arrested at 217 North Main Street George Lynch Ruth Melrose Beat Rice Harrington and Luella Raymond faced vagrancy charges in police court then were detained again by the county attorney who found insufficient evidence for a state charge. They were ordered to leave the city. The county attorney filed health regulation violations against Hames McIntyre and Dan Murphy in a justice court. Stella M. Stpheny of 328 South Montana Street prompted Frank Higgins to be charged with grand larceny.
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North Main Street
George Lynch
Ruth Melrose
Beatrice Harrington
Luella Raymond
Hames McIntyre
Dan Murphy
Stella M. Stpheny
Montana Street
Frank Mr. Higgins
Pioneer Printer Tom Lyons Dies in Butte at 50
Thomas M. Lyons aged 50 died in his rooms in the Harvard building on West Broadway. A longtime Butte resident and former president of the local Typographical Union he was renowned as a printer and proofreader. Survived by two sisters and a brother in Bismarck his body to be shipped there for burial at 8 15 pm. Lyons known as Tige among printers across the West and remembered for his steady work ethic.
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Edwards
Ohio
Thomas M. Lyons
Harvard
West Proadway
Butte
Typographical Union
Workis
Bismarck
N. D
Lyons
George A. Custer
Old Fort Abraham Lincoln
Montana
Custer
Bismarck Tribune
Marshall H. Jewell
Daily Tribune
Tom
Emesses
Pacific Coast
Tismarck
Father
Tranarck
Hon
Tige" Lyons
Funeral of Miss Connolly Today in Butte and Dillon
The funeral for Aggs Connolly, a well known figure in Butte and Dillon where she studied at the state normal college, will be held today. Her death shocked many lifelong friends in the city where she resided. Reading the entry, the note mentions the wool market outlook and government plans, with references to a 1919 wool policy and private trading anticipated after December 31.
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Aggs Connolly
Butte
Dillon
State Normal College
Bostow
Dee
Corn Bulletin
Washington
River Plata
South Africa
England
Eee
Hetman killed sparks Ukrainian power shift in Kiev
Geneva reports General Skoropadsky killed and unionist troops seize Kiev after a brutal battle. Telegram from the Ukrainian Bureau at Lausanne cites about 10,000 killed or wounded, including 500 Cora, changing control and creating a new power scene in Ukraine. Washington notes New York Coffee Exchange may reopen soon as food administration signals readiness. Exchange members will meet in New York to set reopening date and trading resumption.
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Geneva
Skoropanki
Ukraine
Kiev
Cora
Lausanne
Corree
Washington
New York Coffee Exchange
Food Administration
New York
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Peer Deoback
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Shipping Board
Forel
Bainbridge Colby
Paris
Brest
Dée
Cleveland
Stanley
Cleveland Railway Company
Thirtenin
BIG Temperance Union
West
Tom Lyons
Dakotas
Reaper
Miss. Connolly
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