Butte Civic Groups Rally to Boost Yellowstone Trail
More than 200 representatives from Butte Rotary, chamber, Ad club and Good Roads met at the Silver Bow club to keep Butte on the Yellowstone Trail. A 11 member committee was named to protect Butte’s route interests and assist in road map corrections.
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Butte
Northwest
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ad Club
Good Roads Association
Silver Bow Club
McC. White
A. H. Heilbronner
H. M. Springer
Otto Simonson
J. H. McIntosh
J. Ka Bruce
Stodden
Harry Gallwey
J. H. Rowe
Eugene Carroll
A. J. Davis
Montana
Deer Lodge
White
Silver Bow
Trail Association
Livingston
Whitehall
Tom Davis
Yellowstone Trail Association
Rowe
Robert Linton
North Butte Mining Company
Dolph Heilbronner
Butte Ad Club
Board of County Commissioners
Matter
Milwaukee
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A quick remedy claims to ease severe colds and grippe with two to three doses over two hours. It purportedly opens nostrils, relieves headaches feverishness sneezing and stiffness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores with no quinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Hamlin Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Hamlin s Wizard Oil as a throat and chest cold remedy with gargle and chest rub uses promising quick relief. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills for constipation and headaches, priced at 30 cents with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
Drunks are fewer under day regime
A comparison of the 1918 and 1919 police court records shows fewer drunkenness arrests in 1919. In 1918 every day had a drunkenness entry, while in 1919 72 days passed with none. one day in 1919 saw seven cases of excess liquor, whereas 1918 had days with over twenty similar cases. Fines rose in 1919 as liquor became harder to obtain, the wealthy more often indulging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Forrest
Stole From Benefactor Charged Against Couple
A man and a woman identified as Mr and Mrs A H Edner were arrested in Powell county for robbery and held in the city jail awaiting Deer Lodge officers. Rancher Joe Eliason, who sheltered them after finding they were penniless, reported a missing suit of clothes and said he even lent the man five dollars.
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A. H. Edner
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Joe Eliason
Eliason
Butte
Murphy
Ciyt
Death penalty Abrogated in Soviet Russia
London despatch reports Moscow wireless announcing the virtual abolition of the death penalty for non Bolsheviks in Soviet Russia, marking a major shift in punitive policy.
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London
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Officer 16 Fined for Contempt of Court in Disturbance Case
Police Judge Grimes fined Officer J L Sullivan five dollars for contempt after accusing him of falsifying to the court, misrepresenting facts in a disturbance case and perjury. The judge offered two and a half days in jail as an alternative. the fine was paid. The proceedings followed the conviction of Frank McClellan for creating a disturbance.
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J. L. Sullivan
Grimes
Frank McClellan
South
Arizona
Sullivan
McClellan
Paper Pulp Suit In Ontario Against Dominion Cabinet
Fort Francis Pulp and Paper company files suits against the Canadian minister of customs and other cabinet members seeking 1 million dollars in damages. They allege the government prohibition on export of paper from local mills. Chicago Examiner and Minneapolis Tribune reportedly involved. Mill officials warn of potential plant closure if the order remains.
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Fort Francis
Ontario
Dominion
Fort Francis Pulp and Paper Company
Chicago Examiner
The
Minneapolis Tribune
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Hennessy
Royal Society
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Merrick
Peet
la France
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Turkey
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Broadway
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Ford
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