Registration Day Preparations Lined Up for City District
The staves prepared for registration last night as Fave met with officials to assign duties. interpreters for foreign languages are hired and will be on hand to clarify registration points. Clerical staff, many veterans of the original day, are ready. An estimated 800 to 1,090 men expect to register in the city district, with 200 to 400 from Silver Bow county signing up.
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Ina
Cits
Nico. Tofay. Tr Ie
Silver Bow County
Man secures divorce to marry girl of choice
Evan Killean obtained a divorce from William Killean via Judie Dwyer after a lengthy separation. Married in Helena three years ago, they have a baby. Since January, Killean faced confinement over alleged relations with Riget tied to a moving picture show. He reportedly wished to wed the girl, who might herself be divorced from her husband. Cruelty charges were partly sustained.
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Evan Killean
Judie Dwyer
William” Killean
Helena
Kilean
R'giet
Daug Views Not Like Mother's Daug Views Not Like Mother's
In a police court uproar Mrs Sandovi accused Muguidh of beating her daughter and stealing her. the daughter testified they were married by a judge Buckley and denied abuse. Judge Whitty dismissed the case after hearing the young woman deny her mother's claims.
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Buckley
Poster Exhibition By Routte School Children
Routte school children have undertaken posters for a national campaign to secure the best patriotic illustrations. Under Miss Swift of the high school the exhibit features numerous pupils including Thelma Living On, Leorn Powell, Charlotte Tob, Breda Hazel Callan, Ilife Kerrigan and Dorothy Lamp.
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Miss Swift
Pheartes Gad
Better
Jails
Hoem
Beau
Sine Cunningham
Thelma
Leorn Powell
Charlotte
Tob
Tin Breda
Hazel Callan
Ilife Kerrigan
Dorothy’ Lamp
Three more enlist in naval reserve at local office
Three men enlisted in the naval reserve at the local recruiting office and departed for Salt Lake City to join the headquarters. They are J. T. Johnson of Anaconda, H. 8 of Boston, and William Doot, all rated seamen second class. A police advisory noted membership in a national Identification association with Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
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Naval Reserve
Navy
Salt Lake City
J.T. Johnson
Anaconda
H. 8
Boston
William Doot
Heirs Named In McLure Estate Settlement
The will of Charles D. McLure discloses heirs including widow Clara Edgar McLure of Missoula son Edgar McLure now in France son Willian Tu McLure of Philipsburg daughter Marrieann Remure of Seattle daughter Charlotte Well of Alabama and son Charles D McLure of Missoula. A granddaughter Clara Irene receives a cash bequest to be managed by executors until age 25. if she dies first, her portion passes to other heirs. Executors are to manage and dispose of the child's share for her benefit without bonds.
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Clara Edgar MeLure
Missoula
Edgar Melure
The
Americ
France
Willan Tu Meleure
Philipsburg
Marrieann Remure
Seattle
Lar
Lure
Charlotte Well
Alabama
Charles D. McLure
Clara
K Tit
Psure
Pitipa
Two Brothers Killed. Man Seeks Enlistment in Dublin Fusiliers
Augustus C. Pardoe of Tuttey testifies before a British Canadian recruiting mission that his two brothers, members of the Dublin Fusiliers, have been killed by the Germans. He plans to enlist in the same unit, after examination in Spokane, then Canada, to sail overseas and join the battalion his brothers died with. Stevenson enlisted in the Canadian cavalry.
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Dublin Fusiliers
Augustus C. Tt. Pardoe
Tutte Yest
Mas J.T. Falconer
Tecan
Pardoe
Charles E. Stevenson
Spokane
Canada
Stevenson
Canadian Cavalry
City Meeting Aims to Consolidate Government to Cut Taxes
Mayor Maloney invites Butte taxpayers to Friday night meeting where council plans to consolidate city and county governments. Reports will outline methods to reduce taxes and provide a more economical and efficient government operation.
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Butte
Maloney
Denied New Trial May Carry Case Up
Judge Dwyer denied Isaacson's application for a new trial in the murder case of Frank Lind. Isaacson, sentenced to 40 to 80 years, likely to appeal to the supreme court. The case arose from disputes over mining union activity and member wishes.
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Dwyer
Leonid Isaacson
Frank Lind
Tsaacson
Supreme Court
County Attorney Files Intent For Democratic Candidacy
County Attorney Joseph T. Jacks filed notice of his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for the August 27 primaries with the clerk and recorder. Republican candidate David H. Witemberg also filed notice for the same election. Sister Mary Scholastica from Aberdeen arrived in Butte to visit relatives at Centerville. Michael Sullivan, a city resident, is hosting Sister Scholastica.
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Joseph T
Mary Scholastica
Presentation Academy
Aberdeen
Butte
Patrick Harrington
Uiling House
Centerville
Michael Sullivan
Brother
Sister Scholastica
Mlation Sea
Not Guilty in Libel Trial of Noel Pemberton Billing
In London on June 4 Noel Pemberton Billing was found not guilty of libel charges pressed by Mrs Maud Allan and J T Grein after a trial at the Independent theater. The case drew wide attention in theatrical and press circles.
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Noruway
London
Noel Pemberton- Billing
Maud Allan
J.T. Grein
Independent Theater
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United States
Mc Nefore
Rion
Gibson
West Park
Arthur C. Jones
GWENDOLYN _ MATTHEWS
Dorothy Matthews
Catherine Jenks
Georgette
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Madras
Men’s Store
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Community
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Queen Ann
Woodcraft Pottery
Ttrician and Adams
Bishop Carroll
Carroll
Father Schulte
Michael English
Leonard
M. O'D. Harry
Cere
Henry C. Suitzer
Paul O. Suitzer
Forty Third “Engineers
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Boise
Republic
Amsterdam
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Wilson
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Prince von Huchau
George
Ti Roberts
Sheffierd
Vancouver
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