Draft Board Clerk Seeks Full Record of Registrants
Butte draft board clerk Ray Lavelle urges citizens to aid in compiling a complete list of men registered for the draft who may have moved or died and not received questionnaires. He says many considered slackers or deserters may be mislabelled and stresses daily office access for information to finalize an accurate registrant record.
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Ray Lavelle
Draft Board
Butte
United States
Mr. Lavelle
Ata
Alleged Theft of Ham Leads to Jail After Arrest
Daniel Romero and Ella Gordon were arrested on petty larceny charges after allegedly stealing hams from Northwestern company at 711 South Arizona Street. They were jailed locally and later sent to the county jail.
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Daniel Romero
Ella Gordon
Bessie Baker
Archie M
Northwestern
Arizona Street
Homes Approved for Two Bungalow Constructions
City granted permission yesterday to Mrs. Bert Ramsey to build two bunga lows at 2008 Phillips Street. Each house will cost $2,000 and construction will start immediately. New York American League club to train in Jacksonville next spring under Col Jacob Ruppert announcement.
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Phillips Street
Bert Ramsey
Jacksonville
New York
Fla
Jacob Ruppert
Pantages Offer Opens At Broadway With Many Act Numbers
Pantages presents a varied program at the Broadway house featuring the 12 tally-ho girls among the main attractions for four days. The act includes solos and chorus numbers by fine voices, plus other offerings such as Mile Lal Toy model performers and a talking dog illusion. An exciting circus serial episode The Iron Test also plays.
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Troadway
Butte
Lal Toy
Ck Rowe
Roosevelt Boys Seen as Bears for Fighting in War Talk
Denver lawyer Ben Lindsey quoted Col Roosevelt as eager to go overseas to confront Germany and born to fight. He cited Roosevelt saying if the war lasts another year he may lose his son Quentin, yet each Roosevelt son is a "bear for fighting" in defense of civilization.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Helaunder Es
Associa Ameree
Germany
Count von Hertlin
Herr
George
Ambassadors and Elite Public Men Head Home
A fragment reports Ambassador Davis among British and American public men departing for home. The London dateline notes January 10 with references to diplomatic circles and exclusive social events.
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London
The
Relief Station for Discharged Soldiers Formed in Butte
Captain Cutts announced a new relief and employment organization in Butte to assist discharged soldiers and sailors. A relief and employment station will open likely in quarters used by the U S employment bureau. a soldiers club and kitchen are proposed. Committees were elected for membership, employment relief, and bylaws, with 170 employment applications from the 160 men present.
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Silver Row
Judge Dwan
Billy Cutts
O'Connell
Staples
Treasure Stewart
J.J. Lynch
Dr. PH. McCarthy
H.l Morrissey
Jerry Thanens
John Curran
League of Veterans
United States
Hamilton Street
Silver Bow Ol Labor Vassembly
Aoldiers
M. Kerr Beadie
Charles Schumaker
T. J. O'Connell
Mose Cohen
W. R. van Orden
Employment and Relief Committee
Jerry Timmons
Dr. P. Ti. McCarthy
Peter Breen
J. J. Lynch
W. Rt
van Orden
Frank
Ana
H.K. Jones
Cutts
Federal Employment Bureau
Butte
Montana
Departure of French-bound transports with thousands to Newport News
Washington reports the departure from France of three transports Hueigh and Arenas carrying about 6 000 troops including many sick and wounded. The Hueigh and Arenas are due Newport News January 15 with 100 officers and 9 000 men from multiple units. The Relic and other ships are due York January 13 and New York January 1 with various detachments as part of Pershing’s early convoy assignments. The Eighth division replacement and trench mortar batteries are reallocated for imminent convoy duties.
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Washington
France
Hueigh
Arenas
Newport News
York
332D
Italy
Forty-nitre
Belgic
New York
Ninety Second Division
Ustal
General Pershing
Twelfth Base
Ioons
Transportation Corps
War Department
Tosth
Thirty-third Division
Permanent relief from rheumatism via blood remedy
The ad promotes S. S. S. as a permanent cure for rheumatism by cleansing the blood, claiming external treatments only provide temporary relief. It touts thirty years of success, urges readers to obtain the remedy at any drug store, and offers a rheumatism booklet and personalized advice from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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California
Denver
Utah
Montana
Rome
Florida
New Car
Arizona
Lutey
North Main
Central Store
South Main
East Park
Harrison Avenue
Alabama Street
Low
Vary
S. S
Depa Swift
Swit Laboratory
Atlanta
Advt
British transport Ulita brings 1003 Americans from Brest
The Ulita arrived from Brest with 18 officers and 285 men of the Sixth anti aircraft section 9 officers and 285 men of the Twelfth anti aircraft unit 43 men from casual company No 3 nine officers and 118 men of the 108th mortar battery 9 staff officers and nine civilians from YMCA and Knights of Columbus field forces The 109th trench mortar battery hails from the Middle West. Loaded with wounded the Madawaska arrived with over 2200 troops from France many gassed and cited for bravery Brigadier General Walter Irons of Macon Georgia commander of the 174th Infantry Brigade Eighty seventh Division was aboard.
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New York
Ransport Ulita
Brest
Oificers
108Thh
Sual
YM. C. A
Knights of Columbus
109Th
Middle West
Newport News
Anaport Madawaska
France
Get Walter Iris
Macon
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Discharged Soldiers and Sailors Launch Permanent Association
Red Cross, Labor Assembly and
Labor Bureau
Newbro Drug CO
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Eddie Polo
REX Beach
Helen Gibson
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