Ethan Allen Enlists in Naval Reserve from Butte
A Butte youth, Ethan Allen, enlisted yesterday at naval reserve recruiting HQ in the courthouse and will train as a second class fireman. He previously taught school and farmed in Whitehall. His wife signed his release, and the name may live on in textbooks. Also noted are other local enlistees and a theater advertisement for Alexander at the Empress theater next week.
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Communications Cut Off and Forces Seize Territory Amid War Reports
A July 5 summary reports widespread cut communications from Irkutsk to Moscow and delays in lines to Kiev. Western Siberia says regions remain shut for days, while Armenian forces 25 000 strong occupy Erivan distance. Panama elections to be supervised by American soldiers at party requests. Rear Admiral Aaron Ward U S N retired dies after heart illness at Roslyn home.
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Harry Williams Enlists in Naval Reserve at Puget Sound
Harry Williams son of Mrs. Thomas Mulcahy leaves for Puget Sound to join the United States Navy Reserve. He has lived in Tutte and worked in the County Clerk and Recorder office of Anderson. His home is 325 South Onlo Street.
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Farewell to Pastor at Grace Church Tonight
Members of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church and friends plan a farewell reception for Rev. J. H. Mitchell who leaves his pastorate to serve as army chaplain. He will preach farewell sermons next Sunday and report for duty next week.
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Ensign George Roe Captured by German Forces
Ensign George Roe of Scituate Mass a naval aviation pilot has been captured and is imprisoned at Camp Landschutz Germany. The Navy Department was advised and a June cablegram from Admiral Sims reported a forced landing 18 miles off Holland due to engine trouble. A $2,000,000 Victory loan for Newfoundland was ordered by popular subscription in six days with expectations it would be doubled.
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Rubber Chief McLeod Moves to Seattle Post
McLeod, long time manager of Montana territory for B. F. Goodrich in Butte, departs for Seattle to head northwest service. McNerney arrives to run the Fontana district as his successor. Albright, head of Northwest division, notes full local cooperation during McLeod’s year in Butte.
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Fragmentary City Note Reflects Longstanding Ties
Readable phrases hint at a discussion of a city as a great place in a broader territory with repeated visits and fond sentiment. The text appears as a stray fragment from a larger piece, offering limited concrete details.
Divorce Suit Filed Over Alleged Adultery
Milton McCutcheon yesterday brought suit against Josephine Mc Cutcheon to secure a divorce. He alleges improper conduct on different occasions with various men, names unknown, and says he urged a quiet life but she refused to listen. He seeks freedom from the marriage.
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First Widowy in Butte to Receive the Limit
In a Silver Bow county hearing Judge Dwyer named four widows aided under the child dependent act. One widow with seven children under age one receives $50 a month. another with three children gets $30. two widows with two children get $25 each. a widow with one child gets $20. Total 15 children among five women, with $150 monthly as allowed by law.
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Five men arrested on Butte soldier train in Washington
Five men were arrested on a Butte soldier train at Linton Washington on charges of interfering with military transportation. They appeared before a United States commissioner who set bonds at 2000 dollars. Local officials warned civilians not to jeopardize soldier safety as trains carry troops to ports and front lines.
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