Proud of the Wild West Fighters in Flanders campaign
The 2624 regiment of the Ninety first division, mainly Montanans with men from many Pacific states, earned the nickname Wild West division after key drives on the Argonne Meuse front. Col. Heyl Parker praised their fierce early successes including breaking the Hindenburg line, storming Gesnes, and taking prisoners and guns with few losses. The report notes tribute for injuries borne and lessons paid for in blood, while mentioning a separate legal case about Peter Stark versus John Holm and a property mortgage dispute totaling $64 interest plus fees.
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Ninet
Flanders
Montana
Pacific
Argonne-Meuse
Dotn Hi. Parker
No. 23
Hess Ders
Tutte
Fiindenburg
Argonne Forest
Gesnes
Worsham
Bradbury
Roath
Ma Gra
Judge Donlan to Talk on Enforcing Prohibition
Judge Michael Donlan will address enforcement of prohibition at First Presbyterian church cottage at 2 o clock this afternoon. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts include Mrs. Clara Jackman Mrs. Jenkins and Miss Mary Streun. Public invitation extended.
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Woman's Christian ‘Tempsance Union
First Presbyterian Church
Michael Donlan
Clara
Jackman
Jenkins
Mary Streun
City Court Has But Few Cases This Week
Police court proceedings in Butte were sparse with no sessions on Wednesday or yesterday. A $10 fine was suspended after a fatherly lecture, and two women charged as street characters appeared. one was dismissed while the other received a suspended 30 day jail sentence to allow her departure.
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Butters
Arizona Street
fern +hety
Forty Apply for U S Citizenship Papers Session Set
Judge Lamb will hear 40 applicants seeking citizenship papers in his department of court today at 9 30 am The session aims to dispose of matters quickly as the judge previously presided over a divorce hearing on the preceding Saturday involving a bride and James Morgan on grounds of desertion
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Lamb
Department of Court
Mst
United States of America
Chambs
James Morgan
Officers haul in former saloon building
City detectives Mor rissey and Powell raided the old Tanna hauser saloon mid night Wednesday. Alleged proprietors Fred Hugo and Theodore Traparish were arrested on gambling charges. A later county attorney search recovered two card tables, 20 chairs, cards, chips, a gun, whiskey, flashlights and electric buzzers. Thompson, the alleged dealer, had silver money on hand and $352 in a concealed envelope. A specific charge was filed against him by the county prosecutor.
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Ed Morrissey
Joe Powell
Tannahauser
Fred Hugo
Theodore Traparish
County Attorne
Charles John ‘Thompson
Cotton Ginned Before Jan Sixteen Report by Census Bureau
The Census Bureau reports total cotton ginned before January 16 amounted to 11,051 SAS running bales, including 148,412 round bales, 21,860 bales of American Hevptian and 41,088 bales of sea island. Data released from Washington.
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Washington
Sea Island
Census Bureau Today
Special feedstuffs rates extended amid drought regions
Washington officials announced special rates on feedstuffs to aid drought and storm damage areas. The Food Administration extended the reduced freight terms from January 26 to March end, easing costs for farmers in the Southwest regions.
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Washington
Drouth
Food Administration
Marend
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Hane’s and
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Lommander
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