Business Men Meet With Legislators at Rotary Gathering
Butte, Deer Lodge, and Granite county figures joined with Rotary and state institute guests for a day of close contact with lawmakers. Speakers urged business leaders to engage in public affairs, noting that 60,000 laws are enacted biennially and citing New York City's debt as an example of public- private cooperation.
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Butte Rotary Club
Imech
Rotary Club
Eusland
Butte
Tresamndone
Seahenes
Tehiorand Weuer
Turer’ Bory
France
Iasiprice
Cata
Clinton Stacre
Sediol
Ile Vale
Svorteuiedh
Totsiy Sapiected
Seer
Dhe Ueainens
Ie Canemeor
Rotary
Publc
New York
Siiver Bowl
Donald Campbell
Gallwey
Fon
State House
Montana
Buten
Fone
Charles Lemmon
Anaconda
Tim Crowley
Joe Duffy
Curry
Ipoke
B.C. Johnson
Deer” Lodge
John Page
Granite County
Ironside
Silver Bow County
Hutte
Hal Blake
Tom Grimes
Earl Madgett
Noise and Gayety迎 WelcomeKEW Years in Butte Cafes
Noisy New Year celebrations planned in Butte cafes featuring music entertainment and dancing. Large crowds expected despite limited space as champagne and other drinks flow past midnight. Reservations at popular venues signal a festive night with confetti, whistles, bells, and general revelry.
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Butte
Utte
Prietore
Finten
Tharnton
Logeat
Mudros
Hutte
Cook
Imperial
doMecinie
Thie
Cafe Parti
Vagrants Infest Police Court Again
Acting Judge Doran presided as vagabants appeared on charges of vagrancy. T. J. Clifford and Ray Livingston received 20 days each in county jail. May Jackson, Olive Ford got suspended $20 fines with stay of execution. Mrs Johnson drew 10 days, awaiting money from parents. Anna Delashmutt GH Desischer John Smith were dismissed. Mra Hubner not prosecuted.
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Doran
T. J Clifford
Ray Livingston
Hoth
May Jackson
Olive Ford
Tulky
Caplan Sentenced for Los Angeles Times Massacre
David Caplan was sentenced to 10 years in San Quentin for manslaughter in the 1910 destruction of the Los Angeles Times building, which killed 20. Judge Frank M. Willis granted a certificate of probable cause for appeal, suspending the sentence pending appeal. motion for a new trial was denied.
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Los Angeles
David Caplan
Tnnters
Los Angeles Times
San Quentin
Frank KR. Willis
Caplan
Wills
Budapest denies Tisza retirement rumor in coalition
Berun from London reports Budapest administration papers deny opposition claims that Hungarian premier Count Stephen Tisza plans retirement along with Baron Burian and Dr. von Koerber. The note suggests a supposed rift with Count Czernin as the reason for a potential resignation.
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London
Budapest
Stephen Tisza
Baron Burlan
von Koerber
Baron Burian
Count Czernin
Tisza
Tissa
Emperor Charles Accepts Governor Seighart Resignation
Amsterdam dispatch reports Privy Councillor Rudolf Seighart, governor of the A Credit bank, resigning at the request of Emperor Charles. Ritter von Leth is named his successor as the new governor.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
Rudolf Seighart
A Credit Bank
Charles
Ritter von Leth
Harvest hits record low grain yields this year
Consular reports warn that harvest quality is very poor due to drought and locusts. National grain output may total under one million tons, with exports not exceeding one and a half million tons, signaling a sharp drop from previous years.
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Wanninscon
Four Slot Machines Destroyed In Public Boneyard Display
Sheriff and deputies burned four banned slot machines in a county yard near the jail after raids yielded machines worth over $2,000. The event drew spectators as Judge McClernan presided in absent town, with Deputy Melzner handling proceedings and the sheriff wielding the axe to finish the destruction. The contraband proceeds, including coins, were to be converted to county funds while some owners remained unidentified or out of town.
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Sargent
Henderson
Jordan
Chopin
Melzner
McClernan
Cured Bankruptcy Cases Settle in Federal Court
Three bankruptcy cases were disposed of by Judge Bourquin in Butte yesterday at the first session in weeks. WB. Markillie’s discharge petition was referred to Helena for February 5. Charles H. Hues was adjudged bankrupt with hearing referred to Billings. Charles P. Harman was discharged when his case was called.
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Bourquin
Butte
Sil- Tee
Markillie
Helena
Charles H. Hues
HLA, Smith
Billings
Charles P. Harman
Horoscope Outlook for Dec 29 1918 Warns Caution and Courage
The reading notes benevolent sun influence but strong adverse aspects from Venus and harsh tones from Jupiter Mercury and Saturn. It warns of potential misfortune in engagements and money loss, urges caution for women, and advises restraint on speculation while promoting resilience and enterprise for those in leadership or public life.
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Priday
Venus
Jupiter
Mercury
Saturn
McClure
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Ines
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Courons
Tay
Jaques Mfg. CO
Chicago
Gregson
Deer Lodge
Page
Granite
J. B. Goose
Boulder Hot Springs
Great Northern Railway
THE
Florence Company
West Park
Montana Fur
Mfg. Co. Manufacturing Partners
St. Butte
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Fisher's Millinery
Phono
Sally
Madem
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Xmas
West Park St
Dr. Morse
Newbro Drag Company
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