Spokane 13 To Be Tried Enlistment Push At Naval Reserve
Today marks the final enrollment day as a naval reserve recruiting party tours Butte and prepares to move to Spokane for another campaign. Ensign Friedlander urges interested locals to join while the party remains, with regular recruiting to follow later. The notice lists rates and openings for seamen, firemen, hospital apprentices, cooks, electricians, machinists, and other trades, plus training schools and officer programs.
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Naval Reserve
Butte
Spokane
Ensign Friedlander
Navy
Reserve
Chicago
Naval
Federal Building
Vin F. Johnson
Glendive
Reben Sunden
Anaconda
Anaconda; “Avera Ma FE.” Domitro= ‘Sevatstad, Lima telson Goodman
John AM. Novack
Walter J. Hunt
Hutte
Robert M. ‘Nelson
Ligerites
Barton A. Gendle
Herman ‘Klugkist
Manhattan
Clarence Gimon Johnson
War speakers to meet at Missoula
Four minute men and other war speakers of the state are invited to attend a convention at Missoula during the week beginning June 24. President Sisson of the state university says the plans for the war speakers week are being made by S. C. Day of Helena and the goal is to provide real instruction in effective public speaking for those who attend. He urges a three attendance for the intensive study.
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Missoula
JO. Sione
State University
Helens Rman
Sisson
Butte Greeks to Honor an Editor
On Sunday evening a farewell banquet at the Finlen will honor John N. Biles Poulos editor of the Greek News of Butte who will report for duty with the national army at Camp Lewis. Friends note the war has suspended the region's only Greek newspaper as they bid him farewell.
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John N. Bilespoulos
Greek News
Butte
National Army
Camp
Lewis
Finlen
Miss Josie Shea Heads to Roise Idaho
Centerville notes Miss Josie Shea left for Roise Idaho. Mrs Coleman traveled with her, visiting her son Harry Rice who left for Camp Lewis. Wrist watches presented to Patrick O Hearn and John J O Leary formerly with Monahan S oal company. Trotting winner Single Bob over Whitehall in three heats. Citizens praise Walkerville band for parade success. Continental Oil company sues Gutte Deer Lodge Mining J R Davenport Wells Huge Simon Bank Sam Herman to collect 069 85 debt for goods furnished.
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Josie Shea
Roise
Idaho
Coleman
Harry Rice
Camp Lewis
Patrick O'Hearn
John J. O'Leary
Ginore & Egan
Centerville
Walkerville
Thentinental Oil Company
Gutte-Deer Lodge’ Mining Company
J. R. Davenport
Simon’ Bank
Sam’ Herman
Foulards and Novelty Silks on Sale at Discount Prices
Advertises fur bels and novelty silks with print patterns and color options. Notes 40 inch fabrics, navy black tan Copenhagen backgrounds, accent stripes, and special sale pricing. Also lists bed sheets pillow cases towels and bedspreads with values from 25 cents to 4.95.
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Copenhagen
Children's coats on sale in velour serge and poplin
A third floor display features children's coats in velour, serge and poplin in many styles and colors, with sizes 8 to 14 and values up to 13 dollars, inviting shoppers to browse the assortment.
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Dren
Valenes
Children's Dept
Dainty handkerchiefs offered in lawn and embroidered styles
A sale description lists plain white and colored border handkerchiefs in lawn with embroidered corners, and boxed sets with colored rolled hems in pink blue and lavender. Prices show a box of six for $1.00, regular values noted.
Durable Hosiery Sale Promises Low Prices on Kids and Adults
Durable Hosiery offers children and pony brand stockings in black white and tan with reinforced heels and toes at 25 to 75 cents values. Boys and girls hose in black and colors sold at three for 1.00, ladies cotton and lisle hose in multiple shades offered at 50 cents each or three for the price.
Sheriff 15 Fined In Federal Court
Sheriff John K. O Rourke was fined 500 in federal district court by Judge Bourquin for contempt of court after releasing a prisoner before sentence ended. The information charged him with letting a federal inmate gain freedom for 40 days. His attorneys admitted the release but cited charitable motive. The judge said the sheriff failed his duty to obey the commitment and imprison the convict. The fine sustains court authority. officials may prosecute if contempt involves federal funds. A related Akron case concerns a detective badly wounded. a letter from the mayor and a wife signed note appeared in Butte with no street address.
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John K. O'Rourke
Federal District Court
Bourquin
Wheeler
Owen
Breen
Jones
O'Rourke
United States
Akron
Ohio
Butte
the Meyers
Chirk
Clark
Pittsburg
Police Seek Wife of Pittsburg Man
Chief Murphy leads a search for the wife of a Pittsburg man as part of a police investigation. Details on identity, location, and motive are not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Pittsburg
Murphy
Northern Counties Rally to Meet State War Savings Quota
Montana's northern counties line up to support the war savings quota by June 28, says T. R. Flint organizer for the northern tier counties. A telegram to Harry Turner states directors are behind the drive and report strong local cooperation.
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Montana
T. R. Flint
Harry” Turner
Flint
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Holmes
Bell-Ans
Naval Recruiting Party
Centerville News
Connells
Aften
McCormack
Vietrola Dept
Conneils
Bolivia
Colgate
Marseilles
Kayser
Hudson. Se
Erie
Childre
Clasps
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