Greeks in Butte Hope Greece Joins Allied War Effort
Four hundred Greeks of military age in Butte and about four thousand in the district watch Greece closely as Venizelos gains power and allies with the war effort. They expect a call to return home and join the colors, with reports of Greek regaining parliament favoring war against Germany.
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Butte
Greece
Venizelos
Constantine
Sons of Sparta
United States
John Georgiades
New York
Ventelou
Germany
Labor talks in Butte aim to avert strikes and raise wages
Butte employers' association seeks joint conference with organized labor and building trades to discuss wage readjustments amid high living costs. Union demands include raises from 4 to 4.50 daily, hod carriers threaten strikes, and contractors plan to halt work if negotiations fail. The move aims to stabilize industry during wartime and prevent disruptions.
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Butte
Silver “Bow
Employers’ Association
A. A. Sundberg
Ailding ‘Trades Council
Employers’ Association Tov
Silver Bow Trades and Labor
Building ‘Trades Council
W. H. Rodgers
United States
Apartment of Labor
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council
Silver Bow Employers’ Association
C. Willis
Hod Carriers Union
Building Trades Group
Silver Row Employers Association
Building Trades’ Committee
Auto overturns injure Fritz at Monta street stop
Lewis Fritz of 128 South Monta street escaped serious injury when a car he rode in turned turtle pinning him under the tonneau. He suffered thigh injuries and was treated at Murray's hospital. P M Johnston, 52, a noted electrician, died last night at his home 919 West Silver street after 20 years in Butte. Surviving are his wife and family, a sister in Chattanooga, and he belonged to Masons Woodmen of the World Yeomen and the local electricians union.
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Lewis Fritz
South Monta Street
Fritz
Murray's Hospital
P.M. Johnston
West
Silver Street
Butte
Chattanooga
Hutte
The
Masons
Woodmen of the World
Yeomen
Meaford sinks submarine in the Mediterranean
Official London marine department notice says Canadian freight steamer Meaford sank a submarine by gunfire on June 12 after being pursued. The Meaford, under charter to the French government, engaged the underwater craft as it maneuvered to launch a torpedo. The report is detailed in Detroit Free Press summaries.
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Ontario
Meaford
Mediterranean
Frm
Marine Department
London
Farrar Transportation
Elty
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Hazemany Freudenstein
Peter Holland
Walkerville
Landers
Montana
Boone
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Wilton Care Yard
Velvet CA “Yard
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W Hardwick
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Princess Dresser
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Detroit Free Press
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Philadelphia
America
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Morris
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