Absolute Cure Promise for Rheumatism Ad
An advertisement argues rheumatism is a blood disorder and promotes Swift’s S.S.S. as a permanent relief rather than temporary. It claims fifty years of success, promises to cleanse the blood and reach the disease at its source, and offers a free book and expert advice from the Medical Department in Atlanta.
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Lyon
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Advt
Quake Engulfs Mexico Family in Abyss
Jan 12 Mexico City report describes Prof Francisco Riveros family trapped 140 feet underground after a quake that opened a deep chasm. Neighbors risk falling rocks to bring food and water as fear of rain or aftershocks endangers those beneath. Reports from Chalchicomula and Jalapa cite multiple deaths and injuries.
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Mexico City
Francisco Riveros
Barranca Nueva
San Miguel
Chalchicomula
Puebla
Saltillo
Lafragua
Chihotla
Jalapa
Warns Against Removing Heavy Winter Clothing
City health officer Dr. E R Grigg cautions residents not to shed heavy winter garments amid warming weather. He notes improved overall health, but warns that ventillation loss and milder illnesses can rise with clothing changes. He also says 11 scarlet fever cases remain quarantined but controllable with ordinary precautions.
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E. R. Grigg
Dr. Grigg
Butte
Ladies of Legion 10 Entertain Ex-Soldiers
The ladies auxiliary of the American Legion plans a leap year dance for former wearers of khaki tomorrow night promising many unique features and claim it will be the biggest event in regional history. Committee members include Mrs. W. W. Halver Miss M. Comba Mrs. A. P. Harry Mrs. L. D. Garvin Miss M. Lavelle Mrs. William Oates Mrs. M. J. Smith and Mrs. J. T. Byers.
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American Legion
W. W. Halver
M. Comba
A. P. Harry
L. D. Garvin
M. Lavelle
Raids on Radicals Having Its Effect
Chicago police report a largely crime free city after a city wide round up that netted 412 suspects with only one attempted hold up in 24 hours. Of those arrested 155 hold police records and many are linked to recent robberies. City and state prosecutors pledge speedy court action.
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Chicago
Police Department
Conard to Study Optics in Minneapolis
Raymond Conard, long employed by J. Simon and Mose Linz in Butte, will leave this week for Minneapolis to study optics. Mrs. Conard will accompany him, and he plans to return to Butte next fall to start a new optics business, a career built on years in the field.
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Raymond Conard
J. Simon and
Mose Linz
Minneapolis
Bonded Warehouses to Hold Crops for Farmers Bill
Washington Jan 12 government warehouses now storing intoxicating liquors would be transformed into storehouses for agricultural products free to farmers under a bill by Representative McClintic Democrat Oklahoma Non producers would pay fees set by the agriculture department which would maintain a sales organization to dispose of products at a satisfactory price to the producer.
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Washington
McClintic
Democrat
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
Senator Phelan Bbirth Citizenship Plan Noted
Senator Phelan of California announced he would propose a constitutional amendment to bar from U S citizenship children born here to parents ineligible for citizenship. The bill targets Japanese and aims to curb evasion of California's anti alien land law.
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Washington
Phelan
California
Active Role by Women in Party
Mrs. Rosza reported on women’s participation in Republican party fairs and conventions in Salt Lake and Denver. Governors from Wyoming Idaho New Mexico Colorado and Arizona attended, indoctrinating many women in republican ideals. She praised Chairman Hays for bringing in women crusaders like Mrs. Severance Mrs. McCarter Mrs. South and Miss Hay, noting they seek civic responsibility not office.
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Salt Lake
Denver
Wyoming
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Arizona
Hays
West
C. A. Severance
St. Paul
Margaret Hill McCarter
Iansas
John G. South
Kentucky
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Fancy Skating Exhibition At Holland Rink Tonight
James D. McGeever of St Paul and Miss Elizabeth Miles of Butte present an exhibition of fancy and acrobatic skating at the Holland rink. The program includes the airplane spin and multiple difficult figures spanning about 30 minutes starting at 8 30.
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Holland
James D. McGeever
St. Paul
Elizabeth Miles
Butte
Miles
McGeever
Minneapolis
Thomas W. McGeever
South Placer Street
Tom
Miss Miles
Jackson Haines
Woman Testifies Husband Should Support Family
Mrs. Chester Hamilton of 315 West Park street told the Butte police court that she supports herself and two children through her labor while her husband drinks. The husband faced a vagrancy charge brought by her, but Magistrate H J Grimes dismissed it with advice to return home. Mrs. Hamilton says he can earn 10 to 12 dollars daily when employed.
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Chester Hamilton
West Park Street
Butte
H. J. Grimes
Hamilton
Revenue man oayd whiskey signs banned in Butte
Internal Revenue official F L Mann announced a federal prohibition on signs advertising intoxicating liquors. Proprie tors of soft drink shops must remove all such signs by Jan 16 or face prosecutions and penalties. Many former saloons still display the signs, prompting the campaign against them.
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Butte
F. L. Mann
Internal Revenue Department
Holland Will Not Deliver Ex Emperor Ty Allis Says J V Von Stryen
Buenos Aires January 3 Stromp Von Stryen high counsellor to the Netherlands interior ministry arrived aboard the Hollandia on a recreation voyage and stated the government would not hand Wilhelm over to the allies. He said Dutch law forbids such a step and the ex emperor would likely be invited to return home with extradition handled per international law.
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Buenos Aires
Stromp von Stryen
Netherlands
Hollandia
Wilhelm
Jonkheer van Stryen
Estimates 20000 Jews killed during podroms
Washington report to Senate cites 1919 Ukraina killings estimate of 29000 by Brigadier General Jadwin based on data for 10121 named towns. It notes weapon carryover after Russian army dissolution and suggests propaganda linked Jews to Bolshevism due to prominent Jewish leaders like Trotzky and Bela Kun.
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Washington
Ukraina
Jadwin
United States Army
Senate
Wilson
Spencer
Missouri
Trotzky
Bela Kun
Martens Named Fourth Class Postmaster at Cleveland Mont
Charles H. Martens has been commissioned postmaster of the fourth class at Cleveland Montana, according to word received at the Butte post office. Special postal service at Little Crooked in Fergus county has been discontinued effective January 11, ending the Rey-led operation.
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Charles H. Martens
Cleveland
Mont
Butte
Little Crooked
Fergus County
Rey
Zemo Clears Skin of Unsightly Eruptions
Zemo claims to ease eczema tetter blotches and skin troubles with a clean antiseptic liquid. The ad touts no smear or grease and notes a 35 cent trial size or one dollar bottle from druggists. Zemo SOAP is recommended for sensitive or tender skin. The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
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