Red Cross Civilian Relief Seeks More Members and Funds
The Butte Red Cross civilian relief committee notes growth from eight requests a year ago to over 1,500 cases in the past year. Campaigns for new members focus on public generosity, with officials hopeful after improving response to Christmas roll calls and rising membership renewed.
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Home Service Section
Butte
the Red Cross
Civilian Relief Committee
Silver Bow
Red Cross
W. Frank Parsons
Department of Civilian Relief
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross Society
Pioneering Mrs. W. H. Young Dies After Illness
Mrs. W. H. Young a noted early pioneer died at the home of her son-in-law J. K. Heslet on West Galena Street after a brief illness. A Missouri arrival with her father in 1864 she left a Wisconsin-born husband and is survived by her son W. H. Young of Harrison Montana and three daughters Mrs Heslet Mrs Dan Weaver of Spokane and Mrs Charlesison of Tutte. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 11 at Heslet residence.
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W. H. Young
J. K. Heslet
Galena Street
Young
Missouri
Maria McDaniel
Tre
W. IL
Wisconsin
Montana
W. H Young
Harrison, Mont
Heslet
Dan T. Weaver
Spokane
Charles Ison
Tutte
Sullivan Gies Shift Boss at High Ore Mine
John Sullivan, 41, longtime mining figure, died after a short illness at 61 Quartz Street residence. Survived by wife, five children Josephine, Maxine, Jack, Raymond, and Waste. two sisters, Mrs. Thomas Delaney and Mrs. Dan Holland. one brother Michael Sullivan. mother-in-law Mrs. M. Sullivan. Funeral Wednesday at 10:80 Orelock, Mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception, burial at Holy Grass cemetery.
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John XK. Sullivan
Theoughertiver
Hin
Quartz
Sullivan
Josephine
Maxine
Jack
Teaymond
Waste
Record of American Airmen in World War I Losses and Strengths
The report shows American air forces in France destroying 54 German planes and 82 balloons while losing 27 planes and 45 balloons. Casualties total 442 with 109 killed and 103 wounded. At armistice there were 39 front squadrons and 58,000 total personnel in France.
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Ington
France
Harboard
War Department
Resuscitation of a Teacher On Jenner Beach
In Guerneville California a lifeless body washed ashore on Jenner Beach yesterday. Mu Lucille Armstorft a teacher was found apparently dead but Filipino Joe carried out hours of resuscitation and regained a pulse after long effort. Physicians say she will recover.
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Guerneville
Cal
Dee
B'Wea
Lucille Armstorft
Jenner
Joe
Pody
Young Wonam
Finland to Receive Food Aid as Finland Restores Order
Washington reports United States and Allies will ship 28 million pounds of food to Finland for civilian relief. Hoover assists in Europe with a relief program, aiming to stabilize Finland and open supply routes once Russia achieves similar balance.
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Washington
Finland
United States
War Trade Board
Russia
Herbert Hoover
Europe
To the Right New Brunswick Adopts Right Side Driving
New Brunswick motorists will discard the old custom of turning left to meet other cars and will drive on the right side of the road as in the United States, aligning local rules with common practice.
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New Brunswick
United States
Swiss firm plans electric Alpine road service
A Swiss company spent heavily on road improvements and equipment and aims to carry passengers on certain Alpine routes using electric automobiles.
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Alps
Parisians use mirror spectacles for rear vision
A London dispatch notes Parisian detectives equipped with tiny mirror spectacles to see behind them on both sides. It mentions Detroit made Phousants or lcars for army overseas use loaded on motor trucks to sea ports, freeing freight cars. Since mid winter, long trains of these vehicles have moved from Detroit to Atlantic seaports under their own power.
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Detroit
Seaboard
Adelantic
Remarkable Moonshine Sow and Litter Surfaces in War Era Oddity
Revenue officers arrest an Atlanta man with fifteen gallons of gin at his car. A letter from a Georgia farmer advertised fine pigs at seven dollars each, claiming the sow bore a litter of thirty. The sow and litter proved to be a moonshine suit and a wartime curiosity. During the war six European countries remained neutral: Spain, Switzerland, Holland, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.
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Atlanta
Spain
Switzerland
Holland
Denmar
Norway
Sweden
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Globe Jewelry
East Park St
GLOBE
Atea
ED Rose
DR. Davis
Owsley
Tish Maloney
North Main Street
Prains
Arve Butte
Ruscondere
Wag
John. Sullivan Gies
High Ore
Brennan
Air Service Mechanics’ Regiment
Air Service
Issoudun
Tours
Chatillon sur-Seine
Maucon
Coctquidan
Souge
St. Jean-de-Monte
Sunners
Clerme
Universal Food Chopper
Great Food Saver
Universal
East Park Street
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