City Would Rent Space Of County For Courthouse Use
City would lease office space from the county and abandon the city hall. The plan aims to reduce expenses without consolidating governments, with a possible move by September if terms are agreed, and prisoners moved to the county facility. Dr Hugh A MacMillan of Dillon departs for army posts, and the Loyalty Bible class picnic at Lake Avoca is planned next Friday weather permitting.
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Cou Jouse
Macmillan
Hugh A. MacMillan
Dillon
Butte
Army
Mac
Little Rock
Ark
Will Weaver
France
The
Pope's Church
Lake Avoca
Desertion grounds cut nuptial knot in divorce ruling
Leona Borland was granted a divorce from Chris Berlina by Judge Lam. Custody of Archie Lorian a minor child was given to Borland. The defendant did not appear. Desertion was the sole grounds cited by the wife who testified she had not seen him for months. A jury session of the case was held yesterday. Caillain again Paris July 29 preliminary investigation of former Premier Joseph Caillaux treason case virtually complete awaiting senate high court decision. Rest in Ukraine Washington July 25 seventy two thousand armed peasants marching on Kiev capital of Ukraine per State department report from Stockholm unrest in Ukraine and surrounding areas noted.
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Chris Berlina Yeaterds
Lam
Archie Loriana
Agpea
Caillaun
Paris
Premiser
Joseph
Caillaux
Treasion
Ifte
Senate
Decisi
Ukras
Washington
Kicft
Man Fined After Domestic Dispute in Butte Court
Harry Davis defended his assault on his wife by saying he could not endure her. Mrs Davis showed bruises and a broken wrist as she testified of abuse. The court fined Davis fifty dollars and, as he left, he directed a remark to his wife about the pass.
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Buttene
Seattle
Harry Davia
Davis
Pioneer of Camp dies in Butte at 67
Roward Elliott died at home 1198 Maryland avenue Sunday afternoon from infirmities of old age. He moved to Butte in 1880 and worked in hay and grain for 18 years until illness worsened. Survived by wife Julia Elliott four sisters two brothers two daughters and two sons. Funeral Wednesday at 9 am from the family home with requiem high mass at St Joseph's church. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Roward Eliott
Maryland Avenue
Billott
Butte
Julia
Rlliott
Fannie
Margaret Johand
Catherine
Hotels Must Keep Serving Victory Bread
A local food administrator, Frank W. Hasking, states no official instruction from the Associated Press, noting hotels and restaurants voluntary wheat reduction beyond food administration demands may continue. The 25 percent wheat substitute rule remains in effect, with telegram guidance affecting only voluntary conservation.
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Herbert Hoover
Progesin
Frank W. Hasking
Food Administration
Victor
Two More Files For The Legislature And Fines In London
The report notes two new candidates filed for the legislature on August 27, bringing total seekers to 168. In London Sir Joseph Jonas former lord mayor of Sheffield was fined £2000 and Charles Alfred Verdon a former ministry of munitions employee was fined £1000 for conspiring to obtain and convey information useful to the enemy. The charges referenced 1914 information on a British rifle manufacture plan.
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Abliewn
Ederat
London
Joseph Jonas
Sheffield
Charles Alfred Verdon
Ministry of Munitions
Germany
ATKINSOW SAYS 10 SAVE STATE VEGETABLE CROP
Alfred Atkinson, state official, urged county leaders to mobilize 100 percent of the 1013 vegetable crop for summer use or winter preservation. He cited German war gardens and stressed Americans must feed themselves and support soldiers, with free pamphlets on cold packs, canning methods, and recipes distributed by state headquarters.
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Atkinsow
Alfred Atkinson
Foo Ietrator
Wos
Germany
Autien
Salvage in U S Army in France Saves Millions
United States Army salvage in France is shown as a massive effort in the wartime film America's Answer. Mountains of discarded gear and wreckage are rebuilt or repurposed for troops, hospitals, and refugees, stripping waste and aiding the war effort.
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United States
France
America
War Savings Pledges and Wage Increase Plans
A tabulated report shows war savings drive results from fourteen counties while San Francisco reports 138000 shipyard workers to attend a meeting in Philadelphia on August fifth to discuss wage increases with the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Delegates will then meet on August tenth with the Federal Shipbuilding Wage Adjustment Board in Washington. In Oregon, T Reynolds of Molalla is listed among today’s oversea casualties.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Philadelphia
R. W. Burte
Draft of Britons in US To Be Drafted After Sept 2
British subjects in the United States face draft after September 2 under a US British recruiting pact to take effect July 31. Those ages 20 to 44 will be draftable in the American army after sixty days of registration. During the interim British and Canadian subjects may enlist in their own services or be drafted by the United States.
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United States
Great Britain
Cret
Th. W. Fry
Yesterda
Ape Tah
Wilson
Pry
Hiitons
Butte
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