Lormire May Open Employment Office In Butte Case
Judge Whitty in Butte police court dismissed charges against G. G. Locmire manager of the Northern Pacific Employment agency after ruling no license law could bar operation. The case centered on city ordinances for private employment agencies and license fees, with Locmire alleging license denial. If city persists, mandamus actions against the treasurer may follow.
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P. J. Whitty
Butte
G. G. Locmire
Northern Pacific Employment Agency
Lohmire
Police Murphy
Hutte
Mecaffery
Ofense
Whitty
Ing
John Andrews
McCaffery
Ucense
Ward
Locmire
Suchicense
Ity
Girl Victim in Butte Storehold Up Reported
A woman clerk was held up Thursday evening in the east end of Butte while returning home from work. A thug robbed her of $2 in cash and a sack of candy, according to a report made yesterday.
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Butte
Four from Camp Lewis Return to Butte in Disappointment
Privates W.8. Kelly Dan Sullivan and Jack Queen along with Bugler John Matthews returned to Butte from Camp Lewis yesterday. They expressed disappointment at not seeing active service and noted a merchant supply shortage affects servicemen.
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Camp Lewis
W. 8. Kelly
Dan Sullivan
Jack Queen
John Mathews
Butte
Christmas Drive Grand Welcome For Poor Starts
The Salvation Army kettle drive and Santa Claus visit begin on all Tutte streets under Commander Andrew Loney. About $1,200 is needed for food baskets and the big Christmas tree for the Sunday school as Lieut. Lotte Schell from Roswell, New Mexico, arrives to lead fundraising efforts.
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Salvation Army
Amerca
Lotte Schell
Roswell
N. M
Discharged soldiers may keep their uniforms
In Washington Secretary Baker told House Military Committee chair Dent that the War Department will allow all discharged soldiers to permanently retain the uniform and overcoat worn at muster out. A prior plan was to return clothing to the government after three months. Camp Lewis nurses near 100 discharged today as part of remobilization.
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Washington
Baker
Dent
House Military Committee
War Department
Camp Lewis
Wash
Ah Army
Oregon
California
Army
Coast Artillery
United States Guards
Seattle to Welcome Chinese Delegates to Paris Peace Conference
Seattle authorities report Chinese delegates will pass through Seattle around December 22 on their way to France for the Paris peace conference. Japan's delegation is also slated to travel via Seattle. Receptions are planned for the Far Eastern guests. Washington officials announce trade license plans with Russia and Finland including platinum hides skins fuels sulfur and seeds.
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Seattle
Wasa
China
Paris
France
Seattle China Club
Japan
Yokohama
Russia
Pinland
Washington
Finland
War Trade Board
Americans Reach Pola Port Command Status
An American squadron arrived at Pola, the former Austrian naval base, and assumed port command. Jugo Slavic war vessels in the harbor reportedly hoisted the American flag in this development reported via a telegram from Laibach.
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Ammceruain
Veo
Pola
Laibach
Prank Arellanes Dead Local Baseball Pitcher Dies
San Jose Cal Dec 13 Frank Arellanes 34 a former Boston Americans pitcher and Paired of influenza here today after two seasons a star in the field He once played with Portland.
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Prank Arellanes
San Jose
Cal
Frank Arellanes
Boston
Arelanes
Portland
Schedule of 154 games planned for American Association season
Minneapolis date line reports a 154 game schedule agreed upon by club owners for the season. The season runs from May 1 to late September. A committee will be appointed later to draw up the schedule.
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Minneapolis
American Association
Mayer Rings Offer Custom Wedding Band Designs
Mayer advertises custom wedding rings available by special order with a wide range of weights sizes and finishes in 14 and 18 carat gold. The shop at 37 North Main promises exclusive designs and prices guaranteed to be the lowest or purchase money refunded.
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Mayer
North
Alain
Adve
Lone Doughboy Welcomed Home From France
New York on December 12 reports Sergt. Leland A. Kaufman arrives aboard the Oregonian as the lone soldier in the transport. He is greeted by a bay parade, the mayoral committee, Police Glee Club, and women reserves who shower cigarettes and cheer while the band plays Home Sweet Home. Kaufman, a headquarters troop member with the second division, rode Maj. Gen. Omar Bundy’s charger and was wounded in July.
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New York
Oregonian
France
Re ‘Oval
Ifs
Police
Sergt
Leland A. Kaufman
Omar Bundy
Marne
Washington
Kaufman
Chateaury
Ninch Infantry
Sheridan County crops spark business boom in West
Joseph Wankel, a pioneer farmer from Dooley, reports bountiful Sheridan county crops this year fueling a prosperous fall in business. He views Hutte as the leading commercial and industrial center of the West. He notes an interesting fall election with possible contests for auditor and clerk and recorder offices.
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Joseph Wankel
Dooley
Sheridan County
Hutte
Wankel
John Egan Found Dead in Butte
John Egan a well dressed middle aged man was found dead in a rooming house in Butte His pockets held Powell county tax receipts and a dues card to International Brotherhood of Maintenance and Way Employes Local 272 An inquest will be held and authorities will probe Powell county to locate friends or relatives The same day Judge Dwyer ordered four widows placed on the county payroll under the dependent child act providing support for ten children across four families
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John Egan
Powell County
International Brotherhood of Maintenance and Way
Egan
Daly-Shea Company
Dwyer
Bagdad Patrol Dance Postponed Indefinitely in Butte
Announcement states the Bagdad patrol dance scheduled for this evening in Butte has been postponed indefinitely. F. C. Eagles 8, Monday night. Jerry Sullivan president and John Rowe secretary noted in the notice.
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NCE
Bagdad Patrol
Butte
F. C. Eagles
Jerry Sullivan
John Rowe
Horoscope for Saturday December 14 1918
The column predicts a day of contending influences with Mercury and Jupiter favorable early but Neptune adverse later. Rumors may gain credence, journeys are unlikely due to storms, and extraordinary weather is forecast for the next two months affecting California and the southern states. News may hold unusual interest, holidays bring entertaining plans, and many may face losses in art and literature. births and marriages appear to promise prosperity for some, while others may encounter deception.
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Mery
Jupiter
Neptune
California
Tion
United States
McClure
Captain Vine Dies After Aerial Service Years
Samuel M Vine of the First National bank reports the death of his brother Captain Francis J Vine who served in the US aerial service since the war outbreak. He joined at New Seaford Mass and became a captain. he died in quarantine at Ellis Island New York. He leaves a wife and two children of New Bedford. He had visited Butte often and planned to visit his brother this winter.
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Samuel M. Vine
First National Bank
Francis J. Vine
United States
Vine
United States Forces
New Seaford
Mass
Panama Canal
Cal
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin
Ellis Island
N.Y
New Bedford
Butte
Captain Vine
Butte Merchant Held On Federal Charge
Peter Kost, a Butte merchant at 811 and 308 South Main Street, was arrested on a federal charge alleging he helped bring Mrs. John Cadhtoe alias Marie Smith from Alaska to Butte for immoral purposes. Officials described the woman's trip and Kost's promises to provide luxuries, with the case to be handed to federal authorities.
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Peter Kost
South Main Street
John Cadhtoe
Marie Smith
Ikimo
Alaska
Butte
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Florida
New Y Car
Spitzenberg
Hood Ri
Rome
Montana
Sunmaid
Ford
van Camp's
Campbell's
West Park Street
Lormire
Salvation Army Kettle
Santa Claus
Bundy
Joe
Hero
Maine
Taupe Fox
Poiret Fox
Kayser
Butte, Montana
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