State Tax Board to Meet in Butte
The state tax and license commission will convene in Butte to hear proposals from the chamber of commerce and the public on taxation. Members David Hilger William Lindsay and Charles R Leonard will hear views at 10 a m in Leonard 605 Daly Bank Building. The meeting may extend or be followed by further sessions during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax and License Commission
David Hilger
William Lindsay
Charles R. Leonard
Putte
Cin of Commerce
Chamber
Herman Blank
Leonard
Daly Bani Building
State Board of Equalization
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Cruelty Grounds Divorce Suits Filed in Two States
Annie Morack sues Mike Morack for divorce in a Great Falls case alleging frequent assaults causing bodily harm and disrupted marital life. she seeks her maiden name and custody of a 5 year old. Marc Ida Remark requests divorce from Fred Remark in Butte in October 1909 over violent temper and insulting conduct toward her. A separate notice notes a Mary Benson vs John A Benson case seeking a new trial after a prior denial of divorce and a separation agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Morack
Mike Morack
Great Falls
Marc Ida
Fred Remark
Butte
Otober
Alwas
Mary Benson
John A. Benson
Dwyer
Attention Eagles Parade Honoring Service Members on July Fourth
One hundred seventy brothers in service are asked to march in their honor on July 4. All members should meet in the hall at 0 a.m. Bring flags. Jerry Sullivan Worthy President. DHN Rowe Worthy Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Sulliva
DHN_ROWE
General Pipe Fitters’ Union
K. of P. Hall
T. W. Clark
John Kerrigan
Butte unions urge individual parade participation on July Fourth
Notices urge Butte clerks to join Independence Day parade as individuals rather than as an organization while promoting a Monitor float and division placement. Separate notices call for Carpenters and Pipe Fitters to meet July 4 at 9 30 am to parade, with no excused absences and officers named. A separate entry announces North Butte Mining Company declaring a 25 cent dividend per share on 430 000 shares payable July 2 1918 to stockholders of record July 12 1918. transfer books remain open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Clerks’ Union
I H. J. Guenther
North Butte Mining Company
F.R. Kennedy
New York
Canadian Roll Fine In Cash Case At Local Jail
William Blosson arrived with Canadian money and paid for a shoe shine with a $20 bill. He woke in the city jail after alleged knockout drops, losing $190 in Canadian money. McRae Nunelly and two others were fined $100 each for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blosson
Nada
Thomas McRae
N. 7 Nunelly
Nunelly
McRae
William Hepner
Hepner
Riley Sues To Stop Bridge Across Silver Row Creek
John J. Riley filed suit yesterday against the board of county commissioners and contractor Fred Saner to halt the proposed reinforced concrete bridge on South Montana street over Silver Row creek. The complaint alleges the contract exceeds 10000 and seeks an injunction to stop work unless voter approval is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Riley
Board of County Commissioners
Fred Saner
Silver Row ‘Creek
Montana Street
Saner
Tucker Visits Seattle Shipping Report
Philip JH Tucker of East Park left last week for Seattle where he will visit for several weeks. In a letter to friends in Butte he notes the quantity and quality of government shipyard work there. He praises the workers and says shipping vessels are increasing as Huns are driven back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip JH. Tucker
East Park
Seattler
Alaska
Tucker
Seattle
Hutte Me
Butte
Grp
Teacher Undergoes Knee Operation At Murray’s Hospital
H Lukenbill an instructor in the mercial department of the high school for the summer session underwent a knee operation at Murray's hospital. The kneecap was stitched in place and he is reported to be doing nicely. The accident happened when he slipped while walking along a straight road. Miss Vera Elder will teach his classes while he is indisposed.
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H. Lukenbill
Mercial
Murray's Hospital
Mr. Lukenbill
Vera Elder
Engineer Corps Opens to Many Registrants in 1918 Call
The June quotas offer opportunity for registrants to join the engineer corps though only white men of general service classification may volunteer. Class of 1918 may be admitted if time limits for classification and examination are waived. Desired skilled workers include auto repairers, axemen, blacksmiths, carpenters, cabinet makers, electricians, machinists, surveyors, teamsters, telegraph operators, and more. Applicants must notify the selection boards before July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpa Nan Omerat
New Arbiter Appointed This Saturday
A malformed historical text fragment references the appointment of a new arbiter on Saturday. The garbled lines mention workers, access, and various nonsensical terms, making the core fact unclear beyond the scheduled appointment.
Officers Warned Against Assaults By Police Commission
The commission warned against unnecessary assaults by officers and urged discipline for those who take action outside the law. George Carlson was found guilty of insubordination and suspended for 10 days. Foreph Sage was guilty of unbecoming conduct and recommended for reprimand. Philip Prija Bernard King and James Burns were found not guilty.
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Pete Smeers
Mayo
Th Hargen
Bryant Peters
Asenutts
Chan “Haverany
Po Fice
Police “Department
George Carlson
da “Foreph Sage
Philip
Prija
Bernard King
James Burns
Fall Is Fatal to Warmkessel At Ambush Eh
Charles V. Warmkessel died yesterday morning after an ambulance incident while being taken to hospital following a fall on the 3,000 foot level of the Speculator mine. He was 31, single, and resided at 726 South Montana Street. Martial law reportedly declared in Styria to curb mutiny and desertion. the Budapest newspaper Pes ter Lloyd notes the move and other offenses. A personal greeting from F will be delivered tomorrow by American Ted Crost to soldiers and sailors in British hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Warmkessel
Austria
Duchy ‘of
Styria
Pester Lloyd” of
Budapest
Ted Crost
Great Briton
De Pauli Thanks For Presents From Butte Groups
Int Camp Lewis where Captain Nick De Pauli led the last Butte contingent writes a letter of appreciation to the Rotary club chamber of commerce and American Red Cross for the candies cigarettes cigars and comfort kits provided. He thanks the groups on behalf of all the soldiers who left with him and notes the gifts are deeply appreciated.
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Camp
Lewis
Nick de Pauli
Butte
Con Ungent
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
American Red Crane
Little Comforts
Hhese
Special Trains To Gregson On Fourth Of July
Special train service to Gregson Springs for the Fourth of July arranged. Trains depart Butte at 9 45 a.m. 1 p.m. 2 80 p.m. 5, 6, 7 45 p.m. and 12 08 a.m. arriving at Gregson 40 minutes after departure. Anaconda trains leave at 7 40 a.m. 11 20 a.m. 1 8 p.m. 4 80 p.m. 6 35 p.m. 11 p.m. The resort is expected to be crowded with a special Fourth of July menu and dancing. DUTCH CHRISIS. Rotterdam notes cabinet resignation to Queen Wilhelmina tomorrow.
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Butte
Anaconda
Advt
Ieee
First Adoption Case Heard by Judge Lamb
Judge Lamb handled his first adoption case in Gale lat in county as Alfred John Dahit and Mabel May Dahit sought to adopt Audrey May Warren, a two month old girl from Willow Creek. The biological parents George I Warren and Jennie Warren relinquished all claims, and the Dahls promised to treat the child as their own.
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Lamb
Alfred John Daht
Mabel May Dahit
Audrey May Warren
Danis
Willow Creek
Gale Latin County
George I. Warren
Jennie Warren
Dahls
Fire on Kennedy Avenue Porch Causes Minor Damage
Fire officials say children playing with matches caused a blaze on the front porch of a vacant house at 2707 Kennedy Avenue yesterday afternoon. The department extinguished the fire with only slight damage reported. Separately a blaze at Sy1- Brox Cleaning Plant on West Broadway triggered an alarm around 4 PM yesterday, with chemicals aiding rapid spread before containment. Also reported a Vancouver shipyard labor action saw about 2000 workers return to the Coughlan plant after a one day strike over electrically driven machines and employer practices.
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Kennedy Avenue
Sy1- Brox
Broadway
Vancouver
Coughlan
Dewey's Sister Dead in Montpelier Home
Mrs. Mary Drewy, sister of Admiral George Dewey, died at her Montpelier Vermont home last night at age 79. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Dewey
Montpelier
Mary Ureeley
Admiral George Dewey
Asking for Clear Title to Quartz Property in Butte
In a complaint filed in the United States district court the Reno Copper and Silver Mining company seeks clear title to quartz lode mining properties in the Farrell addition of Butte where Dillie E. Upton and other heirs of John Noyes hold placer mining rights. Also noted are personal items about Airs. Griffin leaving for Syracuse and related community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Reno Copper and Silver Mining Company
Farrell Addition
Butte
Dillie E. Upton
John Noyes
Cure for Eczema With Cuticura Soaps and Ointment
The complainant Miss HK Hart of Seattle writes that eczema on her face cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, purchased after trying a sample and a second box. She suggests making Cuticura a daily toilet and nursery soap with occasional ointment use.
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HK. Hart
2Nd Ave
Seattle
Wesh
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STATE
Montana
Granite Streets
South Side
Monitor
Ouroup
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Hall
HE. Fisher
Nowara
Oe Toma
Leonsisrara Eo
Richelieu Union
Thompson
Riley
Fine
Chivar
Chicago
Union Station
Engineer Corps
Manne
Marietta
Mloctriat
Trentle
Carlson
Sage
Warmkessel
DE Pauli
Gregson
Rotterdam
Wilhelmina
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
East
Airs
Griffin
Young Men's
Christia. Association
Syracuse
Kan
Minneapolis
Minn
Gunura
Everybody’s Grocery
van M
Nz Chow Chown
Columbia
Newbro Drug CO
West Park Street
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