Butte club hears speeches on Bolsheviks and Russia
The weekly Butte Advertising Club met at the Butte Grill yesterday noon. T. J. Nerny analyzed American reconstruction and denounced erratic agitators while Walter J. Walsh described Bolshevik methods observed by Allied forces in Archangel. Senator Francis Murphy added a humorous political contrast.
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America
Russia
Butte Advertising Club
Butte Grill
T. J. Nerny
Walter J. Walsh
Navy
Archangel
Francis Murphy
Canada
Nerny
Ku Klux Klan
South
Walsh
Germany
Siberia
Paderewski Shot Wounded in Warsaw Hotel Room
Polish leader Ignace Jan Paderewski was slightly wounded when an assassin fired one shot in his hotel room in Warsaw. Arrests followed as several fellow travelers tied to the plot were detained. Paderewski, in Warsaw for talks toward a multi party government, faced German attempts to halt his travel and a crowd attack on a demonstrative parade in Posen.
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Ignace Jan Paderewski
Warsaw
Paderewski
Danzig
Posen
Bonor
Paderewscki
Padereweki
Finnish Miners Move to Points on Coast
Foreign-born miners averaging 25 to 20 daily migrate to coastal and U S points, chiefly Seattle and western locales, with Duluth and Houghton Michigan popular for others. Wyoming and Pennsylvania coal districts attract more than usual. over 700 travelers moved this month. Many inquiries on foreign passage persist as steamship service remains uncertain and potential pasa ports in Austria and the Balkans are discussed.
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D. BE. Wilder
Keen
Seattle
F Coast
Duluth
Houghton
Mich
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Thytrians
Austria
Balkan
Chooes Jail Sentence in Preference to Fine
Charles Lawrence chose jail over a $25 fine in police court yesterday. After a 10 day search police arrested him for wrecking James Tees's home causing at least $250 in damage. Lawrence admitted enjoying the disruption during Tees’s absence to spite the city.
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Charles Lawrence
Lawrence
James Tees
Tees
Ples
Father relinquishes rights to wife in son's inheritance
William A. Greene, father of Fred T. Greene the mining engineer killed when his car was struck by a railroad train, filed in district court yesterday relinquishing all claim to his son's estate and asking that it go to his wife Angenora Greene. Fred Greene died on Christmas day 1917 alongside Miss Jessie Wharton when a machine stuck crossing the track ahead of an incoming train.
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William A. Greene
Fred T. Greene
Angenora
Greene
Fred Greene
Jessie Wharton
Cir
Ing
Burglary and theft charges in local court case
The report lists several suspects held on criminal charges. W Bell is alleged to have stolen two rings from Mamie Tartison at 416 South Main. Charles Davis Renze Hall and F Hoenes face burglary accusations in Justice Ornsby’s court. Frank P Slariho arrested for obtaining money by worthless checks.
Marriage ceremony completed after delay in district court
The couple, Margaret Kem and George Lamb, were officially married yesterday after a lengthy delay. The marriage license had been issued August 1, and they believed they were husband and wife, though the nuptial ceremony had not been completed until yesterday.
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Med. Lamb
George
Marit
Ceremod
Jude Court
Margaret Kemted
Yesterda
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