Bands Needed to Man Fighting Ships in Navy
Immediate enlistment offers rapid placement aboard battleships with pay between 41 and 48 dollars monthly. Musicians join within two weeks, with first and second class bandsmen assigned. Health of enlisted men reported good. naval stations maintain strict disease prevention. John L. Harris of Seattle reenlists as second class machinist.
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United States
Navy
Butte
Atea
Braisted
Naval Reserve
Naval District
Puget Sound Navy Yards
Flying Corps of the Navy
John L. Harris
Seattle
July 20 1917 Horoscope Forecasts Love War Music and Caution
The column warns Friday July 20 1917 brings no strong planetary influence with Mars weak and Venus in an ill position. It cautions against new romances for women who may be scheming yet foresees improved male female relations later. It predicts music poetry flourish after war with little output before 1918 or 1919, and notes soldiers face small disappointments today. August may bring correspondence toward peace while vessel disasters loom next month and health risks rise from epidemics. Public criticism shifts to government appointees, labor troubles loom especially affecting women and children in lawmaking. Cancer Stew subjects and Cancer Leo traits are discussed, with births promising bright minds but potential quarrels. Copyright 1917 McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Mars
Planeta
McClu
Patriotic Auxiliary Buys Space For Women’s Club Work
The Women’s Patriotic Association, based in the courthouse, moved operations to the Woman’s Club building at Paris and Columbia streets. The group had used an extra courtroom assigned to the chamber of commerce, but crowding prompted the relocation for adequate quarters to serve the women and girls aiding the surgical department of the foreign service.
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Women's Patriotic Association
Surgical Department
The
Foreign Service
Aorted
Woman's Club
Pari
Columbia ‘Streets
Chamber of Commerce
New Car for Porte Police Awaits Council Decision
Porte police officials await council action on selecting a make for a new car. The vehicle will be immediately assigned to the police department with no chauffeurs provided and full control by the force. Regular chauffeurs will not drive the new machine. Mayer, the lowest price jeweler in Mountan Wee Park, guarantees the spring springs.
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Porte
Council
Force Gulelde
Moutan Wee Park
Registered men flock to get serial numbers
Hundreds of registered men crowded the city clerk’s office yesterday as rumors spread that the draft would take place today. Officials and volunteers quickly processed names and assigned serial numbers, with some men arranging numbers for friends. Police noted that men who left Butte to duck the draft would be rounded up and sent to army centers after the numbers are published.
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Butterp
Butte
Marshals Office Checks Slackers Across Montana Counties
The United States marshal for Montana leads a statewide effort to identify known slackers with sheriffs aiding. Reports from Butte mention a gang at a river camp in Southern Montana, with arrests expected soon. Volunteers warned that some tips may lack foundation. Children’s Day at the gardens drew fewer youngsters yesterday.
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United States Marshal For
Montana
Butte
Weather dampens day of sport and youth events
Rain in the afternoon marred the program of sports and athletic events. Attendees and participants saw the day cut short as threatening weather prompted youngsters to return home earlier than usual. The day otherwise featured a full schedule of sports and athletic activities enjoyed by those who took part.
Wakkura Sues for 18000 Over Husband's Death
Mary Wakkura filed a suit against F M Bell seeking 18000 damages for the death of her husband who was struck by Bell's automobile near the boulevard and Nine Mile road on June 24 and died two days later. He was 38 and earning miners' wages, providing most of their support, and the suit alleges careless driving as the cause.
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Mary Wakkura
F. M. Bell
Boulevard
Nine Mile Road
Russians Drive Into Novica Village South of Kalusz
Russian troops pushed into the Galician village of Novica near Kalusz and held the eastern end of the place. They captured more than 200 prisoners and three machine guns in Tuesday’s fighting, held the village briefly, then withdrew to the eastern section.
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Galicta
Petrograd
Novica
Kalusz
Novie
Agnes Shiel Faces Divorce and Alleged Abuse
The report outlines Agnes Shiel's divorce suit alleging her husband John D. Shiel was habitually intemperate, with past felony confinement, and accused of breaking furniture, stealing clothes, and abusing her. Lulu Cummings and Dana Marinoff are noted in separate divorce actions with claims of drinking, infidelity, threats, and disputes over child care and marriage.
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John D. Shiel
Anes Shiel
Shiel
Ehelsist
Utte
Marino
Montana
F Calkins In Hospital After Appended Surgery
F Calkins underwent an operation for appendicitis yesterday afternoon in Murray hospital after being taken from his home yesterday morning. Last night he was reported recovering rapidly from the operation. Russian destroyer sinks submarine in the Baltic battle with bombs. crew drowned. Factionist suppressed in Limerick as police seize plant.
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Petrograd
North and South Agency
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W. H. Davey
Diamonds
ED Rose
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
B. V. Ds
West Park St
Butte Workingmen's Union
Tald
Respecttutis
Sam A. Schubert
Navy Department
Patriotic Auxiliary
the Woman's Club Buy
Kayser Fine Underwear
Lisle
Kayser
White Mountain and
Gibson
Gibson and
White Mountain
Aerolux Porch
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Kolnsky Tions
Red Fox
White Fox
Speciaty
Voile
Checing UP Co
Agnes Shiel
Says
Deer Lodge
Limerick
Ireland
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