Butte High to Stage Stop Thief Violent Farce
Butte high school students under the school athletic association will perform Stop, Thief a three act farce at the school auditorium February 11. The cast includes Hichatyett as Coogan and Doogan’s accomplice Nell with Madge Carr’s daughter Lawrence Cluncy and other students in a lively Broadway style caper.
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Teheareale
Butte High School
Wehool Athletic Association
Carr Rest
Mary Ryan
Hichatyett
Theeater
New York
Howland
Coogan
Nell
Doogan
Mie Jances Monan
Aura Greer
Horton Rothwell
Ronald Selway
Platt Benedict
Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad Claims
A historical ad touts Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as essential for kidney and liver health, citing vague testimonials from F. Rose of Turtonville Ry and others. It promotes the product as harmless, available via druggists and by mail with a ten cent sample, claiming broad benefits for digestion and pain relief.
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Warner
Mier
F. Rose
Turtonville
Reid
Young Women's Project Drive 10 Starts Tomorrow
A Montana chapter of the Young Women's Christian Association forms in Butte as a drive begins to raise 3000 toward a 4000 national war fund. Miss Helen F. Barnes and other officials outline war work for women, with local leadership named and office hours listed amid broader appeals for constructive service during wartime.
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Butte
National
Wa Work Council
Young Women’s Christian Association
Montana
Ind Buttewatters
A. L. Christie
Frank ‘T. Bailey
Teasdeer
John Leovil
T. A. Gris
HF. Buell
Missoula
Tey Wilson
Great Falls
Cs EL Mitchell
Harriton
Young Women's Christian Association
Struck Win Fist and Loose Tooth in Divorce Case
Ora May Cappiello won a divorce from James Cappiello in Judge Dwyer’s court after alleging a beating when she refused extra money. She says a three month absence preceded the assault that loosened her tooth and left her with $15 of her $18 savings.
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Ora May Cappiello
James Cappiello
Dwyer
Department of the Dishertriet Court
Awang
Hutte
A. Hi. Metzner
Daisy Richards
Edward Richards
Butte
Wines and Harrington
Grime Decreases in Silver Bow County Court
Grime has dropped in Silver Bow County as district court criminal business halves over the past month. In the last two weeks no Informations have been filed and only three criminal matters were on yesterday’s calendar. Albert W. Kaufman and Sam Pankanen pleaded not guilty to carrying concealed weapons, I. A. Blackwell faced a similar charge, and George V. Behalf of Kauima for Pankan Walker was noted. A jury is expected to be drawn for the criminal department soon, with a 7,100-name list prepared by Otis Lee, clerk, and deputies. at least 4,000 more names are on the lists than at the last term. Judge Landh stated there will not be a jury in Department 1. upper terms continue.
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District Court
Albert'w. Kauftman
Sam Pankanen
I. A Btackwell
Cranney
George V. Behaif
Kauima
Pankan Walker
Tels
Shippers urged to unload promptly in wartime drive
The government and railroads call for rapid unloading of freight cars to move war supplies. Charles Austin, secretary of the Butte chamber of commerce, echoes the freight moving week push by W G McAdoo. Delays injure access to cars. shippers must release cars quickly and keep loads moving to aid essential commodities and military needs.
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Butte
Charles Austin
Chamber of Commerce
W.G. McAdoo
Mr. Austin
War savings stamp drive agency plea outlined
War savings stamps distribution plan discussed by the general campaign committee. A subcommittee will oversee thrift literature and stamp purchases with 250 agency locations requested in Butte, while about 75 are already established. George Lounsberry Ralph Leovil and others appointed to set up agencies.
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Nutte
Toe
Fuente
Murray Hospital
Hanson
West Broadsway
Orson
Tiarry L. Hanson
Phil Tanson
Walter Allen
Charles Hughes
Butte
George Lounsberry
Ralph Leovil
Phil Goodwin
J. A. Greer
Harry On
Garfield Tonkin
Julius Ga Ne Short
Skmuel Iker $F
Apano Boy At Camp Mu Tells Of His Experiences
Ed McCallum of Mackay Idaho now encamped with his regiment at Camp Mills Long Island writes to his cousin Myrtle Grith describing Western soldiers reception. He recalls Christmas dinner in Millionaire’s place and a trip to Parcktaway Beach where he first saw the Atlantic Ocean. He details entertainment at the Far Rockaway club and a late arrival to camp. The letter ends with a poetic reflection on energy and waste in industry and thought.
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Ed McCallum
Mackay
Idaho
Camp Mills
Long Tand
Myrtle C. Grith
South Crystal
McCallum
York
Monta
John McCormack
Madiso
Souse
Milionaire
Par Tcockaway Beach
Atlantic Ocean
Far Rockaway Club
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Lois Weber
Belasco
Marian Orth
Bayard Veiller
Sara
48Th ST. Theatre
New York Tribune
Post
Katherine Grey
VO Gwe
Pressary
WAR Council OF the YW. A
Kowske
North Main Street
Advt
Silver Bow County
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Batis
Dorchester
Mass
Chambe
Commerce
Ary
Ehipp
Jooper
Apano
Camp MU
Grace Buchholz
Dechili
Cretonne
ML New Wesco Steel
West Broadway
Oechsls
Dr. Atwell
Francis Atwell
ARTE
Indie
Iaue
Spokane
Mra
Chubb
Mrs. All Chubb
Acoma
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