Butte News The principal vranch oMee of the mtandara
The fragment advances a local news item noting a principal branch office related to Butte. readable details are sparse and names or dates are not clearly provided, but the note preserves a newspaper tone about a community institution.
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Mtandara
Gifts for Christmas Week Delivery Delays
Gift shipments arriving late have been prepared for those who did not receive gifts on Christmas day. Come and select yours.
Butte Current Notes Captures Holiday Visitors And Local News
Butte notes list visiting relatives, travelers from Miles City Great Falls Helena Spokane and Dillon, births at 1210 Harrison, and local business ads. Names include Mrs J R Artega J N Talbot D McDonald C L Stevens T B Aspling W Barck W H Paddock Ray Churchill and others. Studio Grand advertises Christmas photo sittings.
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Orton Bi Stein
Silver Star
Butte
D. McDonald
Wagm Springs
John Ruff
John Deel
Harrison Ave
Nue
C. L. Stevens
Bozeman
T. B. Aspling
D Lodge
Francis Scranton
Bellingham
Idaho
James McGonigle
Albert Franklin
Spokane
Margaret Murphy
South
Idaho Street
Studio Grand
West Broadway
Dillon
P.O. News
Legal Advisory Board Names Associate Advisers
The advisory board released the list of associate legal advisers to assist residents in answering the questionnaire. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.: J. Bruce Kremer, MF. Canning, FC. nt Carl J. Christian, M. J. Cavanagh, Joseph Binnard. From 1 to 5 p.m.: W. EB. Carroll, J. L. Templeman, RE. Gaines, Lewis A. Smith, W. D. Kyle, Dan Maloy. From 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.: James BE. Murray, W. DP. McCarty, T. K. Jones, Nevl J. Hamilton, A. G. Shone, L. Haven.
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Regurants
Bruce Kremer
MF. Canning
Carl J. Christian
M. J. Cavanagh
Joseph Binnard
W. EB. Carroll
J. L. Templeman
RE. Gaines
Lewis A. Smith
W. D. Kyle
Dan , Maloy
Streetcar crash kills eighteen in Pittsburg and injures many
Investigations launched by state and county authorities and Pittsburg Railway Co officials into yesterday's streetcar wreck reveal an airbrake failure and uncontrolled speed as the cause. Eighteen dead, four score injured with many expected to die. motorman H H Klinger revived enough to testify. In other news, BeNSHUD-fosTER Herman Ensrud and Miss Clem Foster wed in Grace Methodist parsonage, with a reception at their Gladstone and Keokuk home.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Railway Company
H.H. Klinger
Benshud—Foster
Herman Ensrud
Clem Foster
J. Hafitchell
Grace Methodist
Colored globes light up city hall dance hall display
The six night display by the electrical workers team uses more than 1000 colored globes to illuminate the hall. Pine bough decorations, flashing lights, and a waving flag made of globes accompany animated wall features including a blinking eye moon owl and festive signs. A crew of 25 workers has prepared the setup for eight weeks.
Williams and Clarke Wedded at Home Ceremony
Paul K Williams a graduate of the Butte high school and the School of Mines wed Daisy V Clarke of Hed Lodge at 6 pm yesterday. The Rev Mitchell conducted the Graced Methodist ceremony at the Williams home. Williams is a construction superintendent with Bradley Brutt Labor Construction in Kellogg Idaho. Attendants were Charles Bruce and Gwendolyn Kent. A mob gathered at the home to block the minister but he reached the house and the couple left for Kellogg on an earlier Milwaukee train.
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Paul K. Williams
Butte High School
School of Mines
Daisy V. Larke
Hed Lodge
Walter W. William Vet
Williams
Bradley, Brut! & Labor
Kellogg
Idaho
Mise Clarke
Ted Lodge
Charles Bruce
Mise Gwendolyn Kent
Frands
Mitchell
Negro Trooper Sentenced for Carpenter Killing
Washington December report of a court martial sentences Private Ward, a negro trooper with the district national guard, to three years hard labor for the manslaughter of Andrew Cooper, carpenter, at the quartermaster training camp last October. evidence showed Ward knocked Cooper down after a shortcut entry attempt and then shot him as he rose. verdict deemed the act involuntary under the articles of war.
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Washington
Jerry "Ward
District National Guard
Andrew
Cooper
Ward
Anna Held to Appear in Follow Me at New Broadway
Anna Held, famed musical comedy star, returns to New York with her company for a one night engagement of Follow Me at the New Broadway on Friday December 28. The show features her famed eyes and stage antics in the Casino origin production and promises the same popular charm that has delighted audiences in The Parliament and other hits.
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Anna Held
New York
Anna Hold En
Parlement
Issian
Broadway
American Soldiers Send Pledges of Democracy Hope
Washington state Christmas cable from General Pershing via the War Department extends holiday greetings to President and Secretary of War. Bliss replies with cordial wishes from the American people. Message affirms unity with troops in France and confidence in victory and lasting peace.
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Washington
France
Pershing
Army
War Department
Bliss
United States
Aviators Burned to Death After Machine Struck
Fort Worth Texas December 25 reports two Royal Flying Corps cadets Lieut Reinbooth of England and Cadet Manson Canadian were killed in an airplane accident at Hicksfield. Initial belief they died in midair proved false as the machine struck the ground setting a gasoline tank alight. The craft was at about 200 feet when a side slip prevented recovery. If higher, turning off the spark might have saved them.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Reinbooth
England
Cadet Manson
Royal Flying Corps
Hicksfield
Woman Beaten by Tenants in Jefferson Street Home
Mrs. Seie Williams owner of a Jefferson street house says two tenants Sam Wilks and Margaret Robinson attacked her after she tried to collect rent. Wilks, Robinson’s brother, was arrested and both suspects were held as Williams posted bonds for today’s police court appearance.
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Seie Willams
Sam Wilks
Margaret Robinson
Wilks
Deaths and casualties among overseas forces report
Washington reports multiple overseas deaths and injuries. First Lieut James D. Paull of Pittsburgh dies December 20 in an aviation accident. Pershing notes two privates killed in action and a third wounded, plus a private killed by an explosion. Other deaths cite pneumonia bronchopneumonia and meningitis among various troops, with names and hometowns listed.
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Washington
James D. Paull
Pittsburg
Signal Reserve Corps
General Pershing
War Department
Chaney A. Meadors
Krupp
Harry Meye Indianapolis
Infantry
Earl E. Aurand
Harrisburg
Edward C. Kostbade
Hobart
Ind
John E. White
New York
Charles E. Galavan
Chicago
Telegraph Battalion
Hal’ Corps
William A. Emsile
Fort Brags
Cal
John du Blanc
Austin
Texas
Pneumoni
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