Germans urged to join new alliance at Butte meeting
Speakers at a German American Citizens of Butte meeting urged Germans to join a state branch of the National German American Alliance. Julius Moersch praised hyphenated Americans, while Carl Schwarz discussed prohibition. Rev Huddloff denounced Wilson policies and neutrality, Judge Lynch praised Teutonic citizens, and Irish Americans were also praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Julius Moersch
National German- American Alliance
Montana
Carl Schware
Independent Citizens’ le of
Martin Hudsloft
J. J. Lynch
J.B. Mulcahy
United States
Moersch
Allianc
Schwarz
Germaen ‘Society
New
National Organization
Rumini
Huddloff
Wilton
Fo Ailies
Germany
England
Huddlef
Mann
Polle
Lynch
America
Ireland
Mother goes herself to see if reports are true
Kansas City reports on insanitary conditions in the national guard prompt Mrs G E Mater of this city to travel to Laredo Texas as a representative of the Soldiers' Comfort League to verify claims. Her son serves as a private in the Missouri national guard stationed abroad. London reports the death of Major Cunliffe Hugh Egerton Cunliffe military historian born 1875 who wrote the Boer War history and other works.
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Mother
Kansas City
National Guard
Mra G. E
Laredo
Texas
Soldiers’ Comfort League
Tru ‘G Son
Insouri National Guard
London
Foster Hugh Egerton Cunliffe
France
Cunife
Two Killed by Lightning in Brighton Ceremony
Brighton La July 19 Swaney superintendent of schools and the Rev J W Bi Jefferson pastor of Brighton Presbyterian Church were instantly killed when struck by lightning as they were leaving the right on Chautauqua grounds this afternoon.
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Brighton
Swaney
Tey
J. W. Bi. Jefferson
Presbyterian Church
Chautauqua
Nevada's Cities and Virginia City's Vallied Fate
The New York Globe recalls Virginia City's rise and fall as an emblem of Nevada's boom and bust. The Enterprise, once bold in reporting Mark Twain, dies amid legendary mines and shifting fortunes. Fiske O'Hara gears up for a late August season in the play His Heart's Desire by Ann Nichols and Adelaide Mathews.
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Nevada
The
New York Globe
Virginia City
Nev
Enterprise
Mark ‘Fwain
Neo
Verdun
Carson City
New York
New England
Staten Island
Reno
Fiske O'Hara
Ann Nichols
Adelaide Mathews
Junketers Take Side Trip From Great Falls to Glacier Park
A St Paul Association of Commerce group touring Montana delayed their Butte visit to enjoy a side trip from Great Falls to Glacier National Park. The 5 member delegation plus railroad officials rode the latest electric locomotive and viewed the engine closely during the excursion. The party, including executives from Milwaukee and Great Northern, planned to spend the day in Glacier Park after a city tour and smoker in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Association of Commerce
Butte
W. B. Dixon
Chirag, Milwaukee & St. Paul
St Paul
Glacier National Park
Dixon
P. H. Scanlon
Milwaukee
Heleha
Great Falls
Carroll E. Stone
Great Northern
Great Fails
Ewistown
Association of Commerce
Minnesota
Uinner
Ert Lin
St. Paul
Team delays push schedule toward Helena and Livingston
A team faces a day’s lag in travel and Tutte remains 24 hours behind, with a recent invitation to visit adding further strain to their eastward plan toward Livingston and Helena.
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Helena
Tutte
Livingston
Marshall in Contempt Ruling Sways Habeas Action
United States Attorney H. Snowden Marshall, jailed for alleged contempt of the House, remains technically in custody as Judge Hand dismisses the writ. A stay of execution is sought to allow appeal to the Supreme Court. if denied, Marshall may go to Washington. The case stems from Marshall’s public criticisms during the Frank Buchanan investigation. NATIVE HAWAIIAN INDUSTRIES. Hawaii sets aside forest park near Hilo to revive native crafts and village life showcasing hala hats mats and koa bowls. Battery A Utah militia uses wooden horses for annual encampments and evaluation.
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New York
United States
H. Snowden Marshall
Robert D. Gordon
House of Representatives
Washington
House
Hand
Gordon
Mr. Marshall
John C. Spooner
Labor
National Peace Council
Entente
New York Sun
Island of
Hawaii
Hilo
Paving on South Montana Street to proceed this summer
City council passed the necessary ordinances and ordered bids by August. The paving project from Quartz to Caledonia on Jackson Street and Caledonia to Franklin alley was approved. The Jeffrey trucks contract was authorized, while debates on White or Packard cars were tabled. A third assistant city attorney was created with salary of 175 dollars per month.
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Montana Street
Corneil
Aue
Hastight
Etion
Corry Tone
Arguements
Pruderstein
Pletcher
Hardcastle
Corry
Frudenstein
Foltz
Gagner
Noel-Sullivan
Caledonia
Jackson Street
Franklin Alley
Great Northern
Butte, Anaconda &Ite
Walsworth
Library Board
Jennie Robinson
Nick Hughie
East Ite
J.B. Wharton
Clark Park
Columbia Gardens
Judiciary Committee
Mayson
Quarts Street
Montana Editors Gather for the Reunion
One hundred editors arrived in Livingston and were welcomed at a reception at the commercial club rooms after a two hour band concert by the Gateway City band. Another two hundred members are expected tomorrow as the Montana State Press association business session opens.
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Standar Livingston
Montana State Press Association
Commerciial Club
Gateway City Band
Fishermen Battle Shark At Matawan Creek
The seven foot shark, about 200 pounds, was killed at Matawan creek entrance after a boy was killed and a young man fatally injured attempting rescue a week earlier. Cottrell and Lee in a small power boat fought the blue nose shark, striking with a heavy iron pipe to stun and haul it aboard.
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Matawan
Matawan Creek
Thoman C. Cottrell
Richard Lee
Cottrell
Dillon Man Heads to Milwaukee and Judge Arrives
Butte briefs report Frank A. Hazelbaker of Dillon departed for Milwaukee last night while Judge B C Day joined the Thorntons among late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Butte
Milwaukee
Judge B.C. Day
The
Thorntons
Front dispatches note waning German counterattacks
War summaries from the front describe German efforts to attack Waterlot farm thwarted while rain and calm slow French operations. Russian actions are advancing, with reported pressure near Vladimir and Kovel and aims to seize Lem. Transylvania positions and Carpathian passes cited, plus rail lines to Budapest under Russian control. Cavalry maneuvers move behind Pflanzer’s forces, with rumors of Russian incursions into Hungary. Asia Minor gains and Turkish retreat from Kermanshah are also mentioned.
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Waterlot Farm
Corfirm
Russia
Mumain
Vladimir
Kovel
Lem
Stoyanof
Sokal
Transylvania
Carpathians
Jablonites
Kirlibata
Cmmand
Delatyn-Budapest
Pflanzer
Kimpelung
Kutyy
Hungary
Asia Minor
Rome
Kermanshah
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Karpen
Bate
W. G. Dow
Mandan
N. D
Addis
DR. P. 0. Holm
ABC
Oechsli—Oxtey
Liiress Sista
Hans
Ing
United
Fiske O'Mara
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pattern Department
Connells
Victor Records
Madras
Junketers
Glacier Park
Marshall
State Militia of
Utah
Noil
Jeffrey Trucks
W. W. Walsworth
Butte Briefs
Tevions
Monitor
la Grande
Ore
Peter al Floyd
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Naviation Company
Ericson
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