Canvass Board to Finish Soldier Vote in Silver Bow County
The county Canvassing Board may complete the canvass of the soldier vote today. Only 22 soldier votes were received by the state for Silver Bow. Eleven were counted earlier. the remaining 11 may have been mailed too late to count. Clerk Sam Anderson may certify election results if official returns arrive. County commissioners plan action on the poor farm for the coming year.
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Silver Bow County
Ase
Sam Anderson
Seae Cates
Lileates
Vanvasseing Hoare
Poor Farm Board
Butte Churches Show Weekend Services and Schedule
Multiple churches in Butte list Sunday plans led by ministers such as Charles A. Cook Berten Emery Crane Henry A. James and Edward J. Harper with sermons on Reconstruction Christmas music and interdenominational readings. Services include morning and evening worship Sunday schools at varied times and Epworth leagues with study topics and choir offerings.
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First Baptist Church
Broadway
Montana
Charles A. Cook
Astor
Young People's Nlory
Floral Park
Phillips Street
Trinity Methodist
North Main
la Platte
Henry A. James
Epworth League
Lowell Avenue
George Street
Edward J. Harper
Meaderville Methodist
F. C. Fulford
Charles L. Bovard
Central Presbyterian Church
First Street
Uth’ Avenue
Faiths and Services in Town Sunday and Week
Churches across town announce weekly services with varied formats including morning and evening prayers. Topics include Christian Science observances, Swedish and English services, Baptist preaching times, and Lutheran confirmation and Sunday school sessions. A church business meeting is planned for Monday evening.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist Women's Club
Christian Science
Hether Baptist Church
Mercury
An Kaho
Emmett Bo Reed
Gold Hill Lutheran Church
Wet
OL J. Mithun
Sharp
Clothing Dealer Sees Recession In Prices
George Lytton of Chicago, a top menswear retailer, testified in the packing house arbitration that price reductions are under way. He noted woolens makers cut prices on thousands of orders not yet delivered, while clothing may fall little in 1919 as retailers have paid wartime prices for old stock. He cited a suit rising from $20 in March to $22.50 to $65, and shoes now at $7.50.
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George Lytton
Chicago
Men
Lytton
Bolshevik Army Draws Diverse Enlistment Across Europe
Washington reports from Bucharest describe the Bolshevik main force in Tunisia formed by Austro Hungarians war prisoners and Balkan troops totaling about 50,000 with 40,000 Chinese workers and 500,000 Russian soldiers. Food shortages in Moscow and fear of uprisings in Odessa and Kiev are noted. A Swedish steamer captain reports emaciated laborers from Petrograd seizing food from garbage as port conditions deteriorate.
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Washington
State Department
Bucharest
Tunesia
Balkan
Moscow
Odessa
Kiev
Petrograd
Welfare at stake Allied prisoners wartime move
Zurich reports Marshal Foch ordered a bat talion to occupy Mannheim to guard a prison camp where about 10 000 Allied prisoners await liberation amid claims of prior mistreatment cited by the Badische Landes Zeitung. The notice notes this action to protect prisoners as Allied efforts continue.
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Zurich
Dec
Havas
Manheim
Foch
Badische Landes Zeitung
Bolsheviki Seek Peace Terms via Bolshevik Russia
The Bolshevik government of Russia, approached by allied governments since Christmas, repeats terms of peace earlier presented by M. Litvinov when he acted as Bolshevik ambassador in London. The proposals have drawn no response since the Bolsheviks remain unrecognized, and the Ukrainian question remains under discussion.
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London
Russia
M. Litvinoff
Pennsylvania Railroad Declares Semiannual Dividend
The Pennsylvania company, owner of railroad lines west of Pittsburgh, declared a semiannual dividend of 2 percent. This makes the annual dividend 4 percent, or 1 percent less than in 1817. The same company earlier announced a semiannual dividend of 3 percent, totaling 6 percent for the year, unchanged from last year.
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Phesssws Eee
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Privilege Restrictions Reach Alaskan Salmon Rivers
Secretary Redfield sharply restricted privileges in Alaska to conserve the salmon supply. In the region east of Cape Spencer along southeastern Alaska, the use of fixed fishing appliances at the mouths of small streams was practically forbidden.
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Pweer
Redfield
Cape Spencer
Alaaka
Faisgo Club Operators Face Court Ruling
In police court Charles Dutman the alleged proprietor and George Conant the doorkeeper were found guilty on fear and violation charges. Dutman fined $50 after an appeal. authorities seek accountability for the club located in the basement. A police visit raised questions over who held responsibility for statements by Conant and others in the establishment. The case reflects postwar debates on regulation of recreational venues. College athletics deemed integral to academic life as Dean Angell argues for expanded recreational and moral education within colleges after the war. He urges colleges to seize the opportunity to develop overall student welfare through physical and moral training.
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Charles Dutman
George Conant
Gress
Kelly
Conant
Grucer Seelly
J. i. Angell
Chicago
America
Angell
Pugs to Spar for Charity Event Near San Francisco
Pug names and handlers gather for a charity sparring event in San Francisco area. Local promoters expect fans of the breed to attend, with proceeds benefiting a noted animal charity. Participants include several well known pug enthusiasts and rescue groups.
Monaco pomesse in the world
A brief item notes Monaco's standing with guards mentioned and a reference to the number 75. The fragmentary text hints at a world stage or event but lacks clear actions or dates.
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Monaco Pomesse
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