Georges Carpentier Out of Race for Willard Fight
New York January 26 Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight linked with a Dempsey Willard title bout is out of the running due to a dislocated thumb and wartime regulations. His manager says once peace is signed and he fights one or two preflight bouts in Europe he hopes to meet the American champion next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
France
Ampeniior
Carpentier
Prom Rison
German elections results show major parties’ vote shares
Full returns from the German elections indicate the Socialists lead with 11,124 votes or 3.3 percent of the total. The Christian People's Party and other groups capture the remaining shares while the German People's Party records about 8.8 percent. Smaller parties divide the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Christian People's Party
Jertian National Party
Lependent
Democrats
Five Main Tenets Of Bolshevism
Associated Press correspondence presents five cardinal points of Bolshevism as stated by M Oudendyk, a former Dutch minister in Petrograd. He criticizes Bolshevik rule, unemployment, and famine, predicting Russia's ruin unless foreign capital revives factories and freedom returns. He urges global unity to rebuild from ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Helsheviem
M. Oudendyk
Petrograd
Ondendyk
Itussia
Tusia
Hulle
Russia
Bolthevian
Tess
Ten Dollars Waits For Butte Soldier
Dominick Forese, a former Tutte Electric Railway employee who joined the service in September 1917, will receive ten dollars from the railway company upon his return. The firm traditionally gives a turkey at Christmas, but this year the ten dollars replaces that gift, with prior years sending five dollars to service members and unclaimed 1917 funds sent to Camp Us. Forese’s payment will be added as a paycheck upon his homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Forese
Serv Ice
Forese
Butte
Returned Soldiers Attend Funeral of William F Matthews
Returned soldiers formed a cortege for the funeral of William Francis Matthews son of Alderman Ward Matthews of Walkerville The service began at the family home 110 Dunn Avenue Walkerville and continued at St Lawrence s church Requiem high mass followed pneumonia ended his brief life two years after discharge on December 12 he had just married Miss Nonie Murphy and planned to build a home before he died More than a score of men participated in the procession
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Francis Matthews
Ward Matthews
Walkerville
Dunn Avenue
St. Lawrence's Church
Butte
Nonie Murphy
Anniversary Mass for D. J. Hennessy
The Rev Father Frank Whalen of St Patrick’s church said an anniversary mass yesterday morning for D J Hennessy who died 11 years ago yesterday Relatives and friends of the pioneer merchant attended the mass celebrated at 930 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whalen
St. Patrick's Church
D. J. Hennessy
Drunks Forfeit Bail In Police Court
Four Army-related defendants failed to appear in police court yesterday morning. Cash bail of five dollars in each case was declared forfeited as the men did not show up for their hearings.
Ruin in Lens and Northern France After German Destruction
The piece surveys German devastation in Lens and surrounding areas, detailing ruined mines, factories, homes, and fields. It argues France seeks restitution and labor to rebuild, while Americans should grasp France’s enduring ruin and the German desert that lingers after armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lens
France
Germany
Destru
Thin People Sholl Take Phosphate
Advertisement reviews various weight gain tonics like Bitro phosphate claiming to restore health through nerve nourishment and bodily cells. The piece markets phosphorus rich tonics as a quick weight increase and mood booster, while warning against misuse by those not seeking fat gain. It references extreme war battlefield imagery to contrast past casualties with current health fads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phivaiciane
Montail
Kemmel
Sharpenburg
Ypres Kallent
German Dream of Peace and War Weighs on World View
A fragmented reflection traces German ambitions and the world’s response from famine to federation. The author contrasts Germany’s claimed future with the ruined lands and graves across Europe, pondering press freedom, diplomacy, and the fate of nations amid shifting frontiers and a fragile peace.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spencer and Wilson
D. Berg, Inc
Weir and Temple
Tyrells
Lindsay Simons
Arthur Steele and
Louis Busch
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Montana
Oechsli
Voa
Pain
Sloan
Bolchevigm
Washington
Pan
National Women's Party
San Francisco
The
Democracy Limited
Berlin
Hosta
Ing
Spar
Dra Eral
Hichhorn
Rosta
Abo Anda
Couns
Heney
Frank Riley
C.D. Swanson
Swanson
W. S. Lippincott
Lynch
Harrison Avenue
Eel
R. F. Gastineau
Prairie Elk
K B
Gastin
Artois
Flanders
Soman
Croisiles
Samuel Lewis
Jersey City
N. J
Stevenson P. Lewis
Cleveland
George D. Hopper
Philadelphia
Walter E. Butch
Camden
Giuseppe Basta
Italy
D. W. Craven
Moblestown
Bronislaw Horbacz
Trinity
Texas
Marlboro
Mass
Frederick Long
England
J. Mokoski
Bethelehem
Mike Pristanko
Dover
G. “Harrison
Pawhuska
Ohio
Joseph Tomich
Austria
W. Wilson
Newport
V. Winsper
Pocatello
Idaho
Wolfe
Carlinville
James Zarove
Chicago
Somme
Yser
Pleardy
Belgium
Switzerland
Paris
America
Hedjax
Carter
Iver Pills
Ant 5
William Faversham
London
Epsom Dow
Liverpool
New
Beecham’s
Lesert
Tolay
Hedjaz
Amerca
Poland
Agi | Minor
Aegean
League of
Thas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!