Methodist leader from Salt Lake speaks at Mountain View
Rev Edward Laird Mills former Butte superintendent and now missions secretary told Mountain View church audience that America stands unique among nations in wartime leadership. He cited Monroe Doctrine protection for Latin America, referenced Woodrow Wilson, and warned against tolerating domestic decay while the world watches. He recalled Boxer indemnity history and China relations and noted Italianate impressions from immigrants. Mills noted Western priests and saloon absence in Sonora and discussed U S Chinese relations and voting credibility.
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America
Edward Laird Mills
Salt Lake City
Foremer
Butte
Mountain View
al Mes
Dr. Mills
Woodrow
Pere
Mexico
Sonora
Arizona
United States
China
Europe
Charles F. Wolfe
Mountain View Church
F.C. Fulford
Meaderville Church
Mills
Frontier Department
The
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Y M C A Calls for 400 Field Workers in France
The Y M C A in the United States seeks 400 men to staff field work in France. Secretaries bookkeepers auditors and shipping clerks are needed, including those over draft age or exempt from military service. Neil Campbell resigns as general secretary in Helena to serve in France. H A Templeton of Great Falls will depart soon after holidays to join the effort. Association colleges in Chicago and Springfield offer courses on hygiene military admin and recreation to prepare workers. Secretary Colton will collect complete entry requirements for interested Butte residents.
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United States
France
C. C. Colton
Butte
Montana
Neil Campbell
Helena
Waushu
Wis
Campbell
H. A. Templeton
Great Falls
National Warcome
Association Colleges
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
Colton
New York City
Spiritual unfolding demands much study and knowledge
J W Duncan lectured on Gods Plan for Man at Star of the East meeting. He argued evolution is Gods plan for mankind, and progress comes through knowing and aligning with that plan. He stressed that true distinction is knowledge of Gods plan, not race or religion, and those who know align with goodness.
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Christ
Heaven
J. W. Duncan
Star of the East Society
Lewisohn Black Rooms
Butte Dairies Report Healthful Milk Standards
WH Harris city chemist reports milk samples from all Butte dairies meet healthful butterfat and solids standards. The weekly analysis shows butterfat at 2.3 percent and solids at 12 percent, with standings listed for West Side and local dairies.
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Butte Dairies
Harris
Dairies
West Side
Silver Bow
MRM
Elk Springs
Chaplin Proves to Be Eat Gloom Displayer
Charlie Chaplin drew large crowds at the Rialto in Butte yesterday proving he remains a top favorite. The showing attracted thousands who packed the theatre to see the world famed comedian turn gloom into laughter.
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Chaplin
EAT Gloom Dispeller
Charlie Chaplin
Butte
Rialto
Horoscope for Monday December 17 1917
Astrological reading notes adverse planetary influences this day with Jupiter favoring food early, profit possible before noon but risks later. It highlights judges and lawyers, government officials, bankers, sailors at risk from Uranus, and predicts thrift months ahead. Spies may be undermined, Congress foresees sensational scenes, and births under Sagittarius are favored.
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Uranus
Tate
Venus
London
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Congress
McClure
Attleboro Aviator Falls During Paris Flight
Paris, Dec. 15. Leon Benoit of Attleboro Massachusetts, an aviator, fell with his aircraft during a flight over the grounds of a French aviation school. He was taken to a hospital and reported resting comfortably. In other notes, Charles J. Biddle of Andalusia Pennsylvania and Philps Colling of Detroit Michigan, both in the Lafayette squadron, have each downed a German machine within the past week.
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Leon Benoit
Attleboro
Mas
Benoit
Charles J. Biddle
Andalusia
Philps Colling
Detroit
Mich
la Fayette
Co respondent and The Adventurer at Rialto and Empress shows
The Rialto hosts The Co-respondent with Elaine Hammerstein and The Adventurer promising laughs as the main bill. Empress presents The Beauty Doctor with O'Brien and West in Irish and Hebrew bits, plus Fields and Fields and Frank Voerg. Also at People's Hip today and tomorrow, vaudeville and Pathe News headline a busy program.
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Empress
Empress Theater
O'Brien
West
Hans
Beauty Chorus
Fields
Frank Voerg
Joshers
People's Hip
Butte
Pathe
Broad tolerance in spiritual life cited in sermon
A preacher denounces restricting spiritual life to narrow rituals and urges accepting people of all faiths and nations. He stresses that true devotion shows in outer living and that being on God’s side makes one a member of humanity, regardless of religion, nationality, or background.
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China
Inspiration Copper braces for December production rise
The Boston News Bureau reports Inspira tion Consolidated Copper expects a sharper December output, around 5,000,000 pounds, doubling November. Two more units brought total running to eight of twenty two, but miners remain scarce though arrivals from other regions are anticipated. Pre July shutdown monthly yield exceeded 11,000,000 pounds.
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Boston News Bureau
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
Inspiration Consolidated Copper” Company
Victim of Berkeley mine accident named Albert Crone
Albert B. Crone, 22, died after Saturday’s Berkeley mine accident. He was born in Butte and lived with his parents at 256 Pine Street. Survived by four brothers Matthew, John, Frank, Joseph. brother Joseph is seriously ill. Also survived by Mary Crone, uncle John Goforth, grandmother Mrs R Thebold, and two aunts Carrie and Theresa. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed.
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Albert B. Crone
Berkeley
Butte
John Crone
Pine Street
Matthew A
John H
Frank’ N
Joseph G. Crone
Mary Crone
John
War Camp Prison Fire Kills Four Aero Squad Members
Harrisburg, Detroit, Rockford and Munhail men of the 113th aero squadron perished when the guardhouse at Middleton government aero Warehouses burned. Gas from roofing paper heated the stove. Kramer survived but died later. Others died in the blaze.
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Harrisburg
Sallagher
Munhail
W. Mer
Detroit
Mich
Kramer
Germans’ uniforms reveal paper and leather fiber weaves
A wartime inspection uncovered officers wearing cloth woven from leather fibers while enlisted men wore uniforms made of paper. The fabrics resembled standard army cloth in appearance.
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Jewel
Ilinois R. R
Powell Jewelry Co
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Reliable Jewelers
West Park
Jack Kennedy and Company In
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Rodriguez
Eddie Vogt and
Ansonia
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Murphy
Walters
Eath
Washington
Alaska
Bureau of Fisheries
R. C. Hagerman
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Haad
Hagerman
John T. Andrew
Livingston
Cal Gil
Ihdn Lal
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