Four Minute Man Urges Duty and Red Cross Service
Amid wartime calls, a four minute man lauds democracy, pledges loyalty, and promotes national unity. He highlights Red Cross relief for wounded soldiers and civilian aid, urging citizens to support rehabilitation, donate, and fulfill inalienable duties alongside rights. The piece stresses reconstruction of homes and world war recovery as the nation’s solemn task.
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United States
Red Cross
America
Butte
Jan
France
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Serbia
Armenia
Democracy and unity behind a common flag
A reflective passage calls for equal service to fellow citizens and a shared national and humanitarian ideal. It envisions an America without injustice or class divisions, where the flag and Red Cross symbolize loyalty to all and universal sympathy.
Gambling raid leads to five fines in Butte basement
Police raided a basement at 74 East Park Street and arrested five men for gambling described as black-jack. They seized $50.95 and a pack of cards. In court Judge Whitty found the case clear and fined George Haspeas Andy Bishes George Bakaki and Zrannie Soliesor $10 each while George Skupsox paid $20 claiming a debt payment. Officers Powell and White testified the proprietor tried to scatter the crowd as the raid closed in and spoke a Greco Turkish warning the officers did not understand.
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Joe Powell
Frank White
East Park Street
Whitty
George Haspeas
Andy Bishes
George Bakaaki
Zrannie Soliesor
George Skupsox
Skupsos
Butte
Spokane
Powell
White
Spokane Family Reunion Spurs Goldstein Kin News
Goldstein of the Popular store on East Park street has gone to Spokane to attend a family reunion. The gathering honors the birth of a son last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. H. Lubin, with Mrs. Lubin being Goldstein’s sister. A brother, recently released from service, is returning home from Vancouver Barracks for the event.
Status Update on Mrs Sullivan’s Illness
Yesterday officials announced Mrs. J. C. Sullivan of 731 Empire Street has improved steadily from a serious pneumonia illness and is now out of danger.
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J.C. Sullivan
Empire Street
Dietz Exemption Battle Delays Local Draft Action
Spokane draft board No 2 reports to the Justice Department action on Lone Star Dietz Indian football coach of Mare Island Marines. City Commissioner Argall says Dietz claimed exemption as a white Indian, a claim denied. Dietz remains in class 1-4 after registering September 12.
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Spokane
Washington
Department of Justice
Lone Star Dietz
Mare Island Marines
J.C. Argall
Dietz
Argall
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