Butte Police Nab Broom Quartet in Raid
Sam Sylvester and three others were arrested yesterday by detective and officers for maintaining a wine room in violation of city ordinance. Sylvester faced charges of habitue status while the proprietor was released on a $100 bond. All are to be arraigned before Judge P. J. Whitty in the police court today.
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Butte
Sam Sylvester
South
Arizona Street
Chief Morrissey
Ma Vernin
Nellie Brown
Leidt Smith
Silvester
P. J. Whitty
Polle
MORP INCOME TAX BLANKS AVAILABLE AT BUTTE OFFICE
Receipt of an additional supply income tax blanks suitable for incomes under $2.00 annually yesterday allowed Deputy Collector Moore to satisfy requests of prospective taxpayers. Blank books will be given while they last to anyone calling at the collectors office in the federal building. Fred Honzon was arrested in Butte by detectives Hannigan and Williams on Lewistown charges of sheeny and is held in the city jail awaiting authorities.
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Moore
Federal Building
Lewistown
Fred Honzon
Butte
Hannigan and
Williams
Ronzon
Sheeny
Priga
Philip Priss
Thelice Department
Police Commission
Prija
Frank Fisher
Ray Gulilen
Sherman Powell
Ye ‘Ting
War Stamp Crusade Active in State Meagher County Drives Stamps and Funds
Meagher county merchants follow officials to issue thrift stamps in change as part of a statewide war stamp campaign. Reports to Director Harry W. Turner show strong local support with 26 cent stamps and $5 certificates. Havre, Malta, Fort Benton, and Glendive areas report vigorous drives, schoolchildren buying stamps, and plans for a large two-day total. The Dawson county school reports $1,000 in stamps bought. Physicals for draft appear for 105 men on January 30 with an evening session to handle detainments and requests for extensions due to illness.
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Meagher County
Montana
Harry W. Turner
Butte
Fort Menton
TH. Daniels
Miles City
ForteRnton Independent
Malta
HM County
Havre
Abbott
Jack
J. M. Cheistler
Glendive
Boy Scouts
Dawson
County Exemption Board
Ity
Butte Laundry Workers Win 25 Percent Wage Increase
Steam laundries in Butte announce a 25 percent salary boost affecting all workers starting next Monday. The deal, totaling about 45000 additional yearly wages, follows talks with the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council and positions Butte as a high wage center for laundry staff. Minimums rise from 12 to 15 dollars weekly for many, with women gaining from 13 to 24 and men from 21 to 45 weekly, as cost studies cited pressure from Chicago based consultants.
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Butte
Silver On Trades and Labor Council
CM Jackman
Chicago
Department of Account and Coat
Astrology Forecast Stirs Public Opinion And Warnings
A 1918 column blends daily horoscope with civic notes. It forecasts stronger educational impact from advertising, labor and war themes, and warns of health issues for women, plus a teacher or prophet’s arrival. It also mentions a mass meeting at a high school auditorium and vaccination protest, a temple service, and a business sale notice.
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Montana Freedom League
Purer permits issued by inspector of Butte
Purer building permits for real estate improvements totaling 6700 were issued yesterday by inspector George McPherson. The Wulf Realty Co. was granted permission to erect two bungalows at 609 Clark Street for 2500 and at West Platinum Street for 3000, one story each, plus TH MacKinnon was given a permit to remodel the interior of a building at 48 West Copper Street costing about 200.
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Butte Yeaterday
George McPherson
Wulf Realty Company
Clark Street
Tit West
Platinum Street
TH. MacKinnon
Copper Street
Sive German Raiders Captain Again Captured
Count Felix von Luckner former commander of the German raider Lecadier was captured again by British authorities after escaping from an internment camp near Auckland New Zealand. A steamship master aboard reported the escape and pursuit by sea for about 500 miles with scarce food and water.
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San Francisco
Felix von Luckner
Lecadier
Wrecke
Auckland
New Zealand
Auth Pacific
von Luckner
Aow
Four Japanese laborers dead in bunkhouse fire
In Los Angeles four Japanese laborers perished when a bunkhouse car in the Southern Pacific railroad yards caught fire. The men, trapped behind a padlocked door, could not escape despite attempts by others nearby to break in. The blaze appeared to have been started by an oil stove.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Southern Pacific
Alien registration rules reach police
Police Chief Jere Murphy announced butte immigration clerks will register all foreigners over age 14 at city hall Monday through Saturday. Regulations from U S marshal Joseph In Albridge were received with the registration. Murphy will supervise indexing of registrations.
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Rmanations
Utte
Jere J. Murphy
Joseph
Albridge
United State
Helena
Wanks
Murphy
Germany
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Tish Maloney
North Main Street
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WAR Stamp Crusade
Harry Turner
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Jupiter
Uranus
Temple Bnal Isat
Mple B'nai Israel
Levin
A. Wanzak
Campana Commercial Company
Dutte
Tonkin
Stein-Bloch
Patrick Mackinaws
Rosenwald
Weil
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Clayborne F
Bet McKensie
Mosthin Vahian Jackson
John Niskanen
Lydia Palmquist
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