Butte Couple Begins Long Journey for Holiday Trip
Mr and Mrs Dan Kowske depart for an extended holiday tour through eastern cities starting in New York where they plan to spend Christmas with relatives. They will attend New Year celebrations with relatives for two months then visit Buffalo Boston and Philadelphia before returning by ship via the Panama Canal to San Francisco and home to Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kowske
Butte
New York
Ogden
Utah
Local Divorce Reports Highlight Domestic Abuse Claims
Mary Briski testified to a violent marriage with Joseph Briski citing a bad temper, abuse, and being thrown out of the house with clothes. The couple, married 15 years, separated after a divorce granting custody of three children and alimony not awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Briski
J Lamb
Joseph Briski
Dolson
J. W. Dolson
Lamb
Killie Morton
George C. Mor
Ton
Bismarck
N. D
Namex
Kit
Uso
Vagrancy fines upheld in Butte drug case
Tony Lee and another defendant were fined five dollars for vagrancy after testimony linked Hanson to drugs sold at a south end store run by Mr. and Mrs. Lend. Detectives testified Hanson bought the drugs for one dollar per package. The defense motion to dismiss was denied and the judge finalised the $5 fines pending appeal bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend
Tony. Lee
Joe Powell
Franz White
John Hanson
Hanson
Butte
Tony’ Lee
Lee
Dru
Breen
Whitty
John Hambly Funeral Held This Afternoon
The funeral of John Hambly aged 52, an long-time Butte resident born in Cornwall Bags land, will be held at 2:20 this afternoon at his son's home 205 South Jackson Street. Hambly died Monday of asthma after a mining career. he is survived by his wife and three sons Charles William and Sam with Sam in Vancouver barracks, plus a brother and sister in England and a nephew in Butte. He was a member of Modern Woodmen of America lodge No 5 805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hambly
Butte
South
Jackson Street
Mr. Hambly
Cornwall
Bagsland
Alice
Charles
William
Sam
Vancouver Barracks
England
Modern Woodmen of America
Beating Case Leads to Fine for J Campbell
On complaint by his wife, J Campbell colored, was fined 20 dollars in police court yesterday for giving her a severe beating. Mrs Campbell, who works as a theater janitor, said she had to be away from home from 4 AM Tuesday until 2 PM, leaving their baby with Campbell, who, angered by her long absence, used violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Campbell
Free Milk for France Meeting Called by State Chairman
Mrs. J. W. Gunn, state chairman of Free Milk for France, has called a meeting of members and friends of the cause to be held Monday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Through classified advertising you can find a capable stenographer perhaps, one who, for some good reason, is preparing to leave her present position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
J. W. Gunn
Free Milk For
the Cause
Pershaps
Living Standard Wage for American Families Voiced
Chicago reports Frank P. Walsh former war labor board official says 47 1/2 cents an hour fails to meet basic living standards. He spoke during a wage controversy hearing before Judge Samuel Alschuler as part of negotiations between meat packers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank P. Walsh
Federal War Labe Board
Samuel Alschuler
Mr. Walsh
New York Americans Make Player Trade For Four Men
The New York Americans receive four players in exchange for four men, including pitchers Tray Caldwell Shim Love and Ernie Shore, catcher Al Walters and outfielder Frank Hooley, with Duffy Lewis an outfielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Americans
Ernest Shore
Seizing Vandals Threaten Polish Nobles Landed Property
The Associated Press reports in Warsaw on December 16 that returning noble families face renewed danger as landowners and sugar producers fear peasant violence. Count Roman Potocki recalls peasants burning and robbing during hardship and notes that after German occupation owners returned, now attackers aim to seize land and avoid destroying property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warsaw
Cyrainia
Lithuania
Roman Potocki
Wollyniraat
Lansing Organizes Force for Peace Delegation
Secretary of State Lansing works with the American delegation in Lansing to set duties for the peace conference workers. He says only preliminary work can be done before the holidays, with informal talks possible among delegates as they meet socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansini
Lansing
Entente Deleg
Methodist plan charity work aids 100000 soldiers and workers
The Methodist Centenary committee announced plans to assist about 100000 soldiers sailors and munition workers in earning trades and finding jobs in the coming year. Centers patterned on the Morgan Memorial church in Boston will be opened in 20 industrial centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Centenary Committee
Good Will
Morgan Memorial
Boston
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Montana Mattress Company
West Park St
Montana Jewelry Co
Park St
Gregson Hot Springs
Montana’s
Mrs. Kowske
United States
Chai
Oytown
Ingtra
Kid Body
Helen Fitzgerald Sanders
Sar
Tony
Srchiet de To
Madras
Living Standard
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
McAdoo
Nchanged
H. H. Frazee
F. A. Ironside
Pen Evens Larg
North Main Street
Montana
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