Turkish leaders condemned to death by court martial
Constantinople July 11 Enver Pasha Talat Bey and Djemal Pasha were condemned to death by a Turkish court martial investigating wartime government conduct. The fate of their whereabouts remains uncertain. David Bey and Alusa Metssa Kiazim received long imprisonment. Rifaat Bey and Pachim Bey were acquitted.
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Constantinople
Enver Pasha
Talat Bey
Djemal Pasha
Enver
Young Turk
Turkey
David Bey
Finance
Alusa Metssa_ Kiazim
Sheik Ulcislam
Rifaat Bey
Senate
Beat the Marines in national shooting matches rally
The cavalry of the United States Army adopts the slogan Beat the marines to spur candidates toward the national military shooting matches in late August and early September. Col. Morton Mumma leads the charge as Marines dominate early life competition and top residential matches, prompting Marines’ own note of caution.
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Cavalry
United States Army
Ket
Morton Mumma
Army
Marines
Aleady
Howland
Marine Corps
George Barnett
Washington
Chateau Thierry
The New Moon film at Ansonia theater
Norma Talmadge stars in The New Moon a realistic photo play about Russia nearing revolution. The story follows a princess who disguises as a peasant to lead women in revolt, with elaborate court scenes and large ballroom sequences featuring hundreds of extras and lavish costumes.
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Norma Talmadge
Ansonia Theater
Russia
Fredom
Iiks
Norman Talmadge
Miss Talmadge
Medicated Alcohol Kills Owen Burns in Missoula
Owen Burns aged 61 died at a local hospital from medicated alcohol effects. He was found in a shack west of Missoula in serious condition two days earlier. Authorities say two dozen bottles in the shack contained the drink.
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Missoula
Owen Burns
Burns
President Butler on Responsibility of the Individual
Santa Barbara July 13 One danger of war is the tendency to view the world as masses rather than individuals. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University warned that the forces of anarchy and disorder threaten society.
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Santa Barbara
Nicholas Murray Butle
Columbia University
Butier
Valyda Vocalist Shines In Broadways Show At Butte
Valyda, a standout vocalist, headlines the Broad-Has vaudeville show at the Butte theater district. Her rich masculine toned delivery and graceful femininity captivate audiences as the Studio Girls chorus delivers stylish costumes and a witty musical farce. The program also features a Mutt and Jeff cartoon and Pantagescope additions, with Socialist Hall welcoming all on July 1 in Harrison Avenue.
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Valyda
Feu
Butte Theatereers
Studio Girls
Pantages Orchestra
Socialist Hall
Harrison Avenue
Seay
Two Men Arrested in Meaderville Store Raid
Acting on a tip, Officer Jack Melia and county attorney's staff raided Alfred Butter's Meaderville shop at 61 Main Street. Two men were taken into custody and will be examined by the county attorney today.
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Jack Melia
County Attorney's Office
Alfred Butter
Main Street
Meaderville
Country Attorney
Air inflation riddle from a boy and tire tale
Max Fulford recalls a country scene where a boy wheels a flat tire to a garage. The proprietor inflates the tire with 85 pounds of air, prompting the boy to ask how he can carry it now. The humor centers on misunderstanding the weight added by air.
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Max Fulford
Butte
Boy Verwolf Dies at Farm Home Near Bozeman
Peter Verwolf, 12, son of Mr and Mrs John Verwolf, died at the family farm near Amsterdam northwest of Bozeman. Funeral services will be held at the Holland church with the ceremony at the Molland settlement.
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Bozeman
Peter Verwolf
John Verwolf
Amsterdam
Holland Church
Ferment
Molland Settlement
Hot Spell Appears To Have Been Broken At Butte
Weather relief arrives as heat eases in Butte after weeks of drought. Thermometer falls, rivers begin to recover, but farmers face losses from dried crops and irrigation damage while barometer hints at possible rain.
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Butte
Probe Proposed Into Shipping Board Spending
Washington July 13 A special house committee would investigate the operations and expenditures of the shipping board and the emergency fleet corporation under a resolution introduced today by Representative Walsh Republican Massachusetts and in agreement with Republican leaders.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
House
Representative Walsh
Massachusetts
Bells Named Faith and Hope D Tone Sisters Unveiled
The article notes six bells and introduces two new ones named Faith and Hope as part of a ceremonial installation. It records the church or institution hosting the event and hints at continuing additions, outlining the community's commemorative purpose and the bells’ intended spiritual significance.
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U. S. Shipping Board
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Park St
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Lois Weber
Pathe News
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Ladies Our June
Popular Ladies’ Garment Store
East Parks
Columbia
Newbro Drug CO
West Park Street
KODAK
B. Calkins CO
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