Wilsons Talk to Every Wounded at Paris Red Cross
President and Mrs. Wilson visited American Red Cross Hospital No. 1 in Paris and spoke with all 1,500 wounded and convalescent soldiers. D. C. Connell of Butte, wounded in action, reports that the First Lady and the President shook hands and conversed with each patient, a notable gesture on December 23. He notes his own classification as returnable for further care and mentions healing of a leg wound with limited ankle movement.
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Wilson
American Red Cross Hospital No. 1
Paris
D. C. Connell
Buttemin
KE. B. Roll
Connell
Associated Charities appeals for local support
Sickness death and the war raise living costs and idleness, causing urgent requests. Mrs. A L Bradshaw, president, urges Butte to respond generously and help those in need at home. To contribute call 2066 or mail checks to Mrs Bradshaw care Associated Charities, courthouse basement. Clothing shoes provisions fuel and comforts are needed.
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A. L. Bradshaw
Associated Charities
Butte
Association
Care Associated Charities
Anaconda Mines Accident Record for November
The January Anode issue notes safety reading on Anaconda company mines. November shows 35 accidents across 12 Butte mines with 4 fatalities. 268,688 shifts yield 1.30 percent accident rate. Washoe works 43, Great Falls 19, Tooele 6. Butte machine shops 4, Leonard shops 7 with no fatalities, mostly minor injuries.
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Anaconda Company
Butte
Steward
Gray Rock
East Colusa
Silver Bow
Mountain Cow
Belmont
Moonlight
Bonanza
Alice
Liquidator
Orphan Girl
Lexington
Washoe Works
Great Falls
Tooele
Leonard
Ansonia Winner in the Film Suit
Judge Lynch ruled for the defendants in a Montana Amusement Co case against film distributors and the Ansonia theater. The restraining order was dissolved and the demurrer sustained. One plaintiff lacked standing. contract review showed no beneficiary. Fifty words.
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Montana Amusement Company
American Theater
Film Distributors
Ansonia Theater
Geraldine Farrar
Ansonia
Anaconda Company Shows Patriotism at Butte Shelter
The Anaconda Copper Company in Butte opened the Florence hotel as a lodge and restaurant to feed and house discharged soldiers without means until they can find work. The move follows criticism of the government’s handling of demobilization and aims to model civic responsibility by prioritizing returning soldiers in hiring.
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Helena Record-Herald
Anaconda Copper Company
Butte
Florence
United States
Copper City
Wilson
Anaconda Company
Montana
Centerville Man Faces Firearm and Alien Status Charges
Julius Kuhl of Centerville is charged with failing to register a firearm and being an alien in possession of a gun without license. The German immigrant, who runs a Centerville restaurant, allegedly drew the gun on local youths after rocks were thrown. He received first citizenship papers in Michigan 14 years ago but lacks final papers. Local residents accuse him of pro German sympathies during the war, though no disloyal acts are proven.
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Julius Kuhl
Centerville
Tim Downey
Jerry Leary
Kuhl
Downey
Michigan
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Depreendo BP
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Miners Savings Bank and Trust CO
Mont
Montana Dental CO
North Main Street
France
America
Lerance
George HM. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Mrs. Wilson
Associated Charities Ask
Anaconda
Connells
Spring Fashion Quarterly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cretonne
Bien Jolie
Mme. Lyra
Children’s
Madras
Man
Empire Recy
Ark
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