Butte Justices to Receive Salaries and Quarters Plan
County commissioners work through housing and pay for township justices under a new law. Silver Bow two must be housed in courthouse quarters, with Buckley and Doran possible in different rooms. Wilkinson and Orns likely get suitable quarters. Salaries scale by township population, $200 monthly for larger towns, $125 for mid sized, with fees largely assigned to the county.
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Silver Bow
South Butte
Buckleynd Doran
Wilkinson
Orns
Hutte
Helena
Great Falls
Butte Delegation Heads to Great Falls Meeting
Butte sends a delegation to a two day meeting in Great Falls. John H McIntosh state manager of the negotation will accompany the group including John James Ho Row Fred George Nelson Howard Pier and A J Currie.
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Butte
Great Falls
John, H. McIntosh
Neegetation
John James’ Ho Row
Fred George Nelson
Howard Pier
Jacobs ordered to pay wife as case proceeds
The court orders Jacobs to pay his wife $50 a month while the dispute over Alie area and child custody unfolds. The wife denies the charges and indicates she intends to continue fighting the case.
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Jacobs
Ehile
Arie
Ton
Butte and Superior Win Point in Mineral Seon Motion Hearing
A decision in a Minerals Section case saw Butte and Superior prevail on a point while denying a restraining order. The Supreme Court denied the motion and set the case aside for argument on March. The record notes a procedural win for Butte and Superior amidst the hearing.
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Law Butte
Cot Wire Yesterda
Minerals Seon Company
Supreme
On Maren
Woman Sold Whiskey Charged In Stockholm Block Bust
In Judge Lynch's court a woman faced charges for selling liquor. An affidavit said three quarts of whiskey one bottle of beer and two other beverages were seized. The report notes plainclothes officers testified yesterday. The ceremony at St Ann's church united Thomas Geary and Madge Porarty with a honeymoon planned to Seattle San Francisco and Honolulu.
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Joe Powell
Frank J. White
Lynch
Stockholm
Geary
PoGanry
St. “Ann's Church
Pathe Lechner
Thomas. Geary
Helmville
Madge Porarty
Neolin soles offered to cut shoe costs for families
Parents are advised by J. Alien of Amity Arkansas to switch Nedline Soles for durable shoes that wear longer and save money. Neolin Soles, produced by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in Akron Ohio, are available at many shoe stores and for re-soles. They promise table waterproof and long-wearing performance and pair with Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear others.
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J. Alien
Amity
Arkansa
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Red Cross Aids Soldiers At Home After Service
Soldiers report the Red Cross was first to help them on the field and remain the initial aid after returning home. Relatives visit the courthouse daily as civilians scramble with allotments claims and insurance while Jeannette Ezekiels oversees relief work from Salt Lake City. The civilian relief committee notes growing daily problems handled through Red Cross offices.
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Home Service
Dutte Ted Cross
Asin
Service
Red Cross
Frst
Jeannette Ezekiels
Civilian Relief Committee
Salt Lake City
Returning Soldiers Find Jobs In Butte Efforts
The U S Bureau of Employment Service in Butte reports strong cooperation from mines and industry. Returning servicemen who register at the office are given first employment priority, with Red Cross and War Chest help aiding clothing and relief needs. A warning is issued against veterans and nonveterans falsely donning uniforms to rustle jobs, as home men are prioritized to reclaim prior positions.
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Opations
Met
Federal Bureau of Employment Service
Butte
Burea
United States Employment Office
Tt Cross
War “Hest
Cvilian
Red Cross
Bureau
Private Kelly Poised for Early Home Return
Letter from Private John Kelly of 612 North Alaska Street describes his experiences, including service in the Argonne campaign, and notes he expects to be home soon. He was previously a miner in Butte, with the message conveyed by Mrs. James Kelly.
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John. Kelly
James Kelly
North
Alaska “Street
From
Nce
Argonne Forest
Kelly
Butte
Railroads need new terminals says Gray in 1918 report
Carl T. Gray director of the railroad administration’s division of operations released a 1918 report claiming railroads must expand traffic capacity. He argued weather and the Pittsburg gateway affect ability to transport domestic and foreign freight to destinations and urged a new west trunk line to ease congestion in the Pittsburgh industrial district.
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Carl TR. Gray
Railroad Adinistration
Pittsburg
Supreme Court Invalidates Migratory Bird Law Declared
The Supreme Court today dismissed the government's appeal challenging the 1913 Migratory Bird Treaty Act. The Arkansas federal district court had ruled the statute unconstitutional, and the high court declined to overturn that decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, J
Supreme Court
Arkansas Federal District Court
Britain to halt sending troops to Russia
London announced that Britain will send no more troops to Russia and that not more than 20,000 British soldiers are currently there, with many non combatant personnel being repatriated. the statement notes similar star visibility in both hemispheres at roughly 6,000 stars.
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Russia
London
Janernment Hs
Gav
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Belt
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Pbe
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