Soldiers listed as killed or missing in action
Section Killed in act Died of wounds Died of disease Missing in action series E names Pawtucket M L Dowd Paris France Hollister Houghton Mich Montgomery Dubois Pa sergeant eters Lynn Killed in a Died of disease Missing Inaction Kearney Neb corporals F M Birthe Electra Texas H C Brewster Glencor Huston Port Washington Scanlan Irvington Bugler
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Pawtucket
M. L. Dowd
Paris
France
Hollister
Houghton, Mich
D. Montgomery
Dubois
Sergeant
Eters
Lynn
Ant Kearney
Neb Corporals
Birthe
Electra
Texas
H.C. Brewster
Glencor
Marine Corps Casualties and Enlisted Deaths and Wounded
The listing shows Marine Corps casualties with officers and enlisted ranks, including deaths and missing in action. Names in various locations and ranks appear, such as J.T. Humphrey of Louisville and S. V. Le Sowell of Lemoore, with others like X. Sullivan of Brooklyn and Ernest Toomey of Somerville among the enumerated personnel.
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Marine
J.T. Humphrey
Louisville
S. V. le Sowell
Lemoore
Francie X. Sullivan
Brooklyn
Pershing Theater Free for Soldiers in New York
The Pershing theater in New York will open tonight as the only U S playhouse maintained solely for soldiers and admitting them free. The program includes a Symbolic fantasy The Message of the Star of Gold sung by Miss Margaret Vale niece of President Wilton and a musical comedy The Manqueraders presented by the Pershing Musical Comedy stock company. The event reflects the wartime service effort and celebrates soldier audiences.
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New York
Jan
Pershing Theater
United States
Tunity
Star of Gold
Margaret Vale
Pres Dent Wilton
the Manqueraders
Red Cross Calls Garment Makers Back to Work
Beginning Monday, Red Cross garment rooms in the library building on West Broadway reopen under new leadership. With three months of backlog, knitting will resume to produce heavy sweater vests for American soldiers in Siberia. Knitting rooms will close February 1, and all current projects must be finished and sent to headquarters before the month ends. Production officials note stock inventories are ample for camps and civilian relief, prompting a suspension of knitted article production as a regular activity.
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Red Cross
Fon West Broadway
Butte
Mutte Red
Siberia
Activiti
Coach reads youth court session signalers as witnesses
White Jude Dwyer presided over a juvenile court session yesterday when a boy behind the bench signaled others to coach their testimony. Judge Dwyer ordered the boy to move to the front, after which signaling stopped. Probation Officer Sullivan may investigate further as another case involved a youth found guilty of tearing down a mouse from a suburb and stealing material, with $5 fines for each parent to pay.
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Jude Dwyer
Dwy
Sullivan
Tenboy
Conference to be held in Montana by state groups
Representatives from all parts of Montana will gather in Ruste on Monday February 3 for the inference of secretaries and the executive committee. On February 4 the general secretary and state secretaries will be present with speakers from out of state. Sessions at the Silver Row club include luncheon and dinner.
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Montana
Ruste
Silver Row
C. C Colton
Horoscope for Saturday January First 1900
The column predicts Saturn and Venus influencing the day with wealth and excitement. education reforms and practical trades gain focus. It notes a financier’s death and a strange will, calls for caution for those employed, and mentions extravagant dress among women as a sign of coming work in the future. Children born under Capricorn are ambitious though not typically savvy in business.
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Saturn
Venus
Astro Exy
Mercury
Plas
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Wounded Veterans Back From France Arrive at Camp Lewis
Twenty eight convalescent Airec from base hospitals in France passed through Butte yesterday morning en route to Camp Lewis. A Private Mellivern formerly of 104 West Silver Street was among the wounded. The Red Cross and Salvation Army aided with hot coffee fruit and cigarettes while troops rested. Some men planned to reunite with relatives as the contingent paused at the station. The group will stay at Camp Lewis until in best condition for discharge.
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France
Butte
Camp Lewis
Northern Pacific
Mellivern
West Silver Street
Rand
Cross
Hos
Montana
Tied Crosse
Salvation Army
Salvation “Army
Anya
John Tt. Mott
Spokane
Ass Hi
Bork
Truck driver fined for exceeding the fed limit in police court
A truck driver for the eastern Transfer company was fined $10 after a police court hearing on an overfed limit case. Three boys faced the court for rock throwing. the complaint was withdrawn and they received a judge’s lecture.
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Fin
Fed
Estern ‘Transfer Company
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