Hallmark Store promotes beauty and economy in jewelry
The ad highlights Hallmark stores with over 700 shops and $30,000,000 in sales offering watches, bar pins, brooches, cigarette cases, and Sheffield silver. It promotes accuracy, durability, and affordable prices from $1 to $125, with gold filled and solid gold pieces, and notes Leys Jewelers and Optometrists at 20 North Main Street as watch inspectors for the N. P. and Hallmark Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallmark
Sheffield
LEYS
Optometrists
North Main St
N. P
Butte Notes List Of Visitors And Local Notices
Butte notes record numerous visitors and arrivals from Helena Great Falls Dillon and surrounding towns staying at Finlen Thornton and other venues. Mentions WCTU meeting postponement and local business visits by H Fitter Lima L Lovell Dillon and others. A war claims staffing request ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Brow
J. ¥. Hunsaker
Dillon
Schilling
North Main Street
S. Warner
Sozeman
Finlen
Veter
Helena
Eh Newberry
Great
Butte
T. Murphy
Anaconda
Rcomn
J. Courtney
H. Lindstadt
Philipsburg
Charles M. Donaldson
Hr. Galvin
Great Falls
A. W. McKeown
Divide
William A. Lovell
Art Hayes
Gregson
C.K. Schulte
Finken
L. Caird
Caird Machinery and’ Foundry Company
Smith
Jerry Smith
Miseara Hansen
Judge Lynch
Peach Allire
A.W. Alkire
Anderson
Tetaeel
Thornton
Jeannette Lund
Silver Star
A. Tout
Comet
Allan Berry
Basin
Basin District
Molleur
Sheridan
Murray Hospital
Yesterda
Leggat Hotel
Jury Fixes Murder Verdict for Divide Mine Worker
Vincenciano Rodriguez is found guilty of second degree murder in the Divide case over Domengo’s death. The jury assigns 15 to 30 years, Rodriguez waives delay and opts for immediate sentencing at Deer Lodge penitentiary. Co defendants Ten Gomez and Felix Gomez face separate trials as testimony details a drunken night and fatal axe blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenciano Rodri-guez
Domengo
Rodrigues
Laula Haven
James B. O'Flynn
John Domengo
Ten Gomez
Rodriguez
Felix Gomez
Murder Trial Panel Struggles With Third Defendant
The article recounts a fatal confrontation ending in Rodrigues and others facing murder charges. Witnesses describe an assault with an axe and a forced hit on the victim. Doctors differ on the cause, while juror selection for Felix Gomez’s case proves difficult, with a special venire of 24 drawn to complete the panel.
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Felix Gomes
Dwyer
Felix Gomez
Body of Unknown Found Near Butte by Soldier
A soldier found an unidentified man near the School of Mines, likely local based on tailor marks from Dan Calder. The 6 foot tall, 200 pound individual wore miner boots and appeared freshly shaven, suggesting recent barber visit. Cause of death uncertain but freezing suspected. body at Daly-Shea undertaking.
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Schoo
Wen
Dan Calder
Main Street
Calder
Daly-Shea
Additional Sailings of Army Transports
Washington reports the war department announced sailing of military transports from France. Ships include H. S. Mallory Rappahannock Leviathan and Celtic carrying about 9 000 and the 301 to 1419 hospital patients casuals and the Second Third battalion and mediment of the Stith pioneer infantry colored troops with supply units and batteries an intrainment. Martha Washington carried training cadres of the Thirty eighth division plus headquarters company the 116th field artillery and others with 589 sick and wounded aboard continuing. Also noted is a convention at Washington state lawmakers discussing hunting licenses and reciprocal privileges for Canadians and raising the state game license fee.
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Washington
Whch
France
War Department
H. S. Mallory
Vest Leviathan
Stith Pioneer Infantry
Mall
Vexintent
Martha Washington
Thirty-eighth Division
War Association of Game
Ington
Wisnington
United States
Six die from Spanish influenza in Butte yesterday
Six deaths from Spanien influenza were reported in Butte yesterday. New cases, estimated from incomplete reports, run about 20, reflecting the average daily toll for the past week.
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Butte
Ebert Smears the Bank New Multiplex Method
The report describes a solemn Berlin welcome for troops under the German colors with Ebert praising a new government and the army as its strongest support. A sergeant says soldiers seek a national assembly soon and warn against Liebknecht's dreamers. Theodore Vail announces a Bell system multiplex telephony advance enabling five conversations over one wire.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Brandenburg
Friedrich Ebert
Germany
National Assembly
Karl Liebknecht
Ebert
Neton
Dee
Turleson
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Bell System
Stocks In Hand To Be Absorbed In Peace Time
War disrupted supply and aggressive absorption of raw materials faces transition. Copper and lead holdings remain sizable while the war department plans to consult Geers and consumers to arrange sales at various prices, aiming to avoid market disruption and protect production.
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Guntey
Itaher
War Department
Fragmentary wartime roundup note about American troops
A distorted wartime fragment describes Americans receiving IFTS showers and a contingent mostly from Georgia and Indiana. It notes ravens and sunflowers, mentions Vichy and a Freerlion garden, and refers to stretcher cases among the wounded. The garbled text implies a travel and homeward move with limited legible specifics.
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Werinagy
Ein Fate
Vichy
Georgia
Indiana
London Invites Wilson and Fernald Urges Business in Politics
London votes to welcome President Wilson with a bold box address and luncheon at the Guildhall. Senator Fernald of Maine tells Manufacturers' Representatives that business men should enter politics to widen skilled, hard headed business presence in Congress. Shipping Board announces Charles Pies elected director general of the Agency Fleet, succeeding Charles Kehwab, who resigns.
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London
Corporation of the City of London
Wilson
Guildhall
United States
Fernald
Maine
Association of Manufacturers’ Representatives
Congress
United States Senate
Nator Fernald
Wasnins
Wasma
Charles’ Pies
Fleet Corporation
Sucheed Charles A Kehwab
Pieta
Basin Businessman Weds Basin Bride In City Ceremony
Curtie A. Axtell a Basin Montana businessman married Miss Julian Peterson of Basin at the First Presbyterian Church with attendants J C Turpin Butte A C Perry Wickes and W C McManus Butte. The newlyweds plan to stay briefly in Basin at 1097 Dakota Street before returning to Basin to reside.
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Curtie A. Axtell
Basin
Montana
Julian Peterson
J. €. Peterson
Wisconsin
KJ. Groeneveld
First’ Presbyterian
J.C. Turpin
Butte
A.C. Perry
Wickes
W. C. MeManus
Mex Axtell
Socialization scheme viewed with suspicion
Berlin reports workers at Graudeng Ventzki agricultural plant have agreed to surrender for socialization but fear the move may not cure Germany’s economy. The Dangix Gazette notes workers distrust the broader socialist plan and the government’s push.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ventzki Agricultural Totement
Graudeng
West Prussia
Volunt Ily
Dangix ‘Gazette
Germany
Berlin Eblatt
Switzerland invites the president to visit
Berne reports the Swiss government sent an invitation to President Wilson to visit Switzerland praising friendship with America. The note frames the relation as between the greatest and the oldest republic and seeks to foster ties.
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Berne
Switzerland
Wilson
America
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Phil Baldwin
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Keyes
Efaceo
Domenge
Gomex
Hen Gomez
Gomes
Drigger
Woodin
Ben Gomes Q
Tolok
Slows
Carl Horst
Po Maginn
Spper Risted
Vail
Burleson
Attal
BANK
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
M. J. B. Coffee Us
Lyon
Ceretana
Fossi
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Achwar
Brownfield-Canty CO
Board OF Health
Carthy
East Broadway
Wat
Nova Scotia
Box Dakota
Sherwin-Williams
Good Hardware Paints
Glassng Supplies
Ea Park Street
Bolshevaros
Johnson
California
Senate
Angela
State Department
Russia
Americ
Gregson Hot Springs
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