Butte News Notes Strewn with Local Incidents
A Beit case in town reports an auto missing for hours found and towed by Deer Lodge authorities after joy riders. An officer cites liquor behavior among drinkers, while a mass meeting call sparks police action. Several residents, including Taulbee and Kopley, traverse to Yellowstone, Boston and New York routes amid local disturbances.
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Orton
P.O
Homer J. Flinn
Phoenix
A. Ford
Stevens
Bute
Beer’ Lodge
Deer Lodge
Fastight
Lexgat
Garfield
H.C. Johnson
Aponman
Taulbee
Williston
Yellowstone Parks
J.P. Bakersfield
Boston
Faba
Portland
New York
J. M. Kopley
Porthata
Cowboyiday
William Bryan
Acoma Guests and Industrial News From Rexbury and Beyond
Rexbury resident E J Mason and Billings visitor Thomas Whitmore were guests at the Acoma. Great Falls’ B C Mackay arrived late at the Vinion, with R A Johnson staying at the Thornton from Havre. William Wallace Jr from Helena is visiting and registered at the Thornton Hugh. Dunn arrives at the Thornton as rain hits the city. Oriental Steel launches a $25 million Japanese sleet steel venture, modeling shops after a Mexican steel plant, while agriculture experiments propose growing a grass for paper production as a wood substitute.
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E. J. Mason
Rexbury
Acoma
Thomas Whitmore
Billings
B.C. Mackay
Great Falls
Vinion
R.A. Johnson
Thornton
Havre
William Wallace Jr
Helena
Thornton Hugh ©. Dunn
Smiong
Thornt
Fewer Typhus Cases Ahead in Mexico City Transit
Mexico City reports a decline in typhus cases in the first five months of 1919. Health authorities credit rusade for personal sanitation and broader public health campaigns for the drop from past levels. The city, with over a million residents, logged about 125 new typhus cases per month, well below former years when populations hovered around 600,000 and monthly cases reached between 2800 and 1. The statement notes improved sanitation as the direct cause of the reduced incidence.
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Mexico City
Department of Health
Tyre
Ninety Per Cent Back League of Nations in Montana Tour
Bruce Kremer, first vice chair of the Democratic National Committee, returns to Butte after touring the Western states with Homer Cummings and others. He reports overwhelming public support for the League of Nations and swift Senate ratification, praising President Wilson and Democratic achievements while outlining plans for a Western regional campaign centered in Butte. The party aims to expand regional headquarters to leverage support across the Mountain and Pacific states.
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Bruce Kremer
Democratic Natonal Committee
Montana
Butte
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Homer 8. Cummings
League of Nations
Mr. Kremer
United States Senate
Kremer
Intermountain
Coast
Mountain
Far West
National Committee
W. J. Cochran
Charles F. Magu! Wate
Cummings
RUTHER KIND OF EQUALITY Brazil Women Wear Wedding Rings
Rio Janeiro notes that Brazilian women lack suffrage but share equality with men through wearing wedding rings. The rings are identical to those worn by wives in the United States, a custom widely accepted as the final word on equality. Also announces a free demonstration by George L Hasfield at Underwood Typwriter Co. on July 8 1919 and savings deposits accrue interest from July 1 at Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co.
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Ruther
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Eorge L
Wife of Surgeon General Sir Neville Reginald Howse
Lady Howse is the wife of Surgeon General Sir Neville Reginald Howse of London a celebrated military figure and surgeon with many medals and honors. Before marriage she was the daughter of G de Velin Northcote Jal Pilcher.
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Lady Howse
Neville Reginald Ficwse
London
G. develyn_ Northcote
Pilcher
Salvation Army Officer Speaks on France Tour in Butte
Salvation Army officer Case, touring from Helena to Butte, shared experiences from service in France. He accompanied the first division to Toul, later served with the Twenty-sixth and Thirty-seventh divisions, spent 17 months overseas, and joined the occupation forces as advancing troops pushed forward. He spoke of American soldiers and camp life, arriving from Helena with a Greeley, Colorado home, and a tentative stay in Butte while continuing his speaking tour.
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Aait Army
France
Butte
Cne
Frst
Toul
Army of Occupation
Americ
Salvation
Helena
Greeley
Cole
Case
Ast Uaberts
Post's Dual Role Puzzle Hits Broadway Next Week
Review notes the Masquerader performance at Broadway next Wednesday and Thursday featuring Ye Masquerader. It comments on the tricks and dramatic shifts in characterization, the audience’s reaction, and the challenges of playing dual parts on stage.
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Post
Guy
Joh Sohn
Loder
Fragmented OCR note on stage actors and substitutions
The readable text hints at a theater scene with characters Post Loder and Chitcote. It describes audience reactions, dramatic substitutions, and fast changes in the last act. The passage preserves names and brief actions without full context.
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Post
Chitcote
Tangled Threads at Ansonia Delights Audiences
Mary Jane Irving and Ben Wer star in a light comedy at Ansonia, a brisk, whimsical production noted for playful misunderstandings and breezy energy. The duo’s chemistry keeps the pace lively as the plot threads weave into a satisfying finish.
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Mary Jane Irving
Ben Wer
Jenste "Barris
Mary
Ben Sah
Machelor
Miss Dorothy Lewis Debuts at Broadway Theater
Hundreds attend Pantages week at Broadway as Miss Dorothy Lewis earns standing applause in her debut. Portland critics praised her versatility and vocal tone in concert and vaudeville, leading to a contract. The bill features Pepi Greenwald's Hello People and acts like Line the Days of '61, plus a chimpanzee act and dance performances.
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Miss Lew
Miss Lewis
Portland
Hess
Jages
Dow
Havin
Ax & So
Resto
Vpeppi Greenwald
Richard ¢ Great
Bal
West
Stewart and
Olive
Brosius and Brown
Romania grateful for Red Cross aid boosts morale
King Ferdinand praised the American Red Cross mission for aiding the poor and hospitals in Romania. He told Col. H. Gid Wells of Chicago that without U S help the country would have starved and that improved living conditions reduce fear of bolshevism.
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Bis
American Red Cross Mission
Fon
Ferdinand
Col. H. Gid Wells
Chicago
Missin
United States
Rumania
Narrowly Escapes Death Under Car
Patrick McGovern of 80 Cross stumbled in front of a bound street car at the corner of Arizona and Porphyry streets last night. He was knocked down but escaped serious injury and was taken to Murray hospital for treatment of slight bruises. The outcome was considered miraculous by bystanders.
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Thorn Patrick McGovern
Cross
Arizona and
Porphyry Streets
Murray Hospital
Poor Rich Girl Receives $15,000 Yearly Inheritance Provision
The will of Joseph D. Carroll, a Tammany politician and horse dealer, sets a $15,000 annual spending fund for his daughter, limiting her expenditure on home and theater until she turns twenty-one. She stands to inherit $1,750,000 of the estate when she becomes of age, with the court previously declining her request for $20,850.
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Het Carroll
Joseph D. Carroll
Tammany
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