Veterans Reorganize for World War Veterans Tonight
Veterans in Silver Row county discuss reorganizing the World War Veterans to include all returned service men. Maj Chauncey Bergen encourages activity and offers help. Alexander Levinski says the city has granted use of the high school auditorium for future meetings.
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Silver Row
Mises
Maj
Chauncey Bergen
Alexander Levinski
Gunnell
Polome
Sam “Adeleteiny
St Boule
Allersters
Cummins
Ne 'Jarine
Shane
Howleau
Sete
Ren
Lieutenant Weirick Honored At Silver Bow Banquet
Last night at the Silver Bow club banquet in Butte Andrew J Davis Jr hosted a tribute to Lieut Arthur Weirick just back from active service in France. The event featured guest speakers recounting wartime experiences and included attendees such as Dr Leon Grigg toast master and Grover Nissler among others.
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Silver Bow Club
Andrew J Davis Jr
Arthur Weirick
Butte
France
Leon Grigg
Grover Nissler
Emmett Deeorge Vivian
Walter Forsyth
Ray Lavell
Daniel Lavell
Julius Jonas
Ralph Scoble
Lester Cole
Bud
Butte Notes Guests and Visitors at Local Hotels
George Reinig of Belgrade and Finten visitors from Helena mingle with Miss Gretta Benson of Helena. Mrs. F. A. Jones of Great Falls and other travelers arrive at the Thornton and Finlen hotels. F.C. Lemon, Matt Carey, C. H. Brown, and officials of the Anaconda works frequent the rail arrivals and the Thornton last night.
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George Reinig
Belgrade
Gretta Benson
Helena
Thornton
F. A. Jones
Great Falls
FE. Constant
P.T. McDermott
Matt Carey
Aradixon Valley
Virginia City
C. H. Brown
Finlen
Sheridan
F.C. Lemon
F. B. Carpenter
J. Stallman
E.W. Heale
Alvert E. Wiggin
Anaconda Works
Reat Falls
Democrat Winning Alaska Election Feats Narrow Edge
Juneau June 4 Democrats lead Alaska race as George Grigsby gains over E O Jones in most precincts except Ketchikan where labor vote was strong. Grigsby appears set to defeat the labor candidate for delegate to Congress in the election held yesterday. Early returns from 31 precincts show Grigsby leading with about 1330 votes while Jones trails as fishing centers show robust Democratic support.
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Juneau
Alaska
Ketchikan
George Grigsby
Jones
Congress
CA. Sulzer
Grigsby
Capper Attacks Wilson at Anti-Saloon League Meet
Senator Capper of Kansas told the national Anti Saloon League convention that President Wilson's wartime prohibition repeal plan would be soundly defeated if voted on. He urged enforcing national prohibition as in Kansas, and noted unions support. Dr Harvey Wiley, addressing the same gathering, said beer at 0.5 percent is intoxicating. Camp Lewis base hospital to be reduced by July 1, 2000
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Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
Anti-Saloon League of America
Wilson
Congress
Capper
Harvey W. Wiley
Camp Dewis Hospital
Strike Threat Hangs Over Vancouver Utilities Labor Meeting
Victory leaders await a committee report sent to Vancouver to gauge sympathy strikes. Union pressure opposes a walkout as Trades and Labor Council leaders face appeals to avert a strike. If called after tomorrow's meeting, about 3,500 ship workers and a few other small unions may join, while public utilities likely stay unaffected.
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Vancouver
Th Trades and Labor Council
Realignments in Peace Talks Mirror World Tension
The discussion among Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilson shifts toward terms of a postwar settlement. Britain favors a swift treaty to restore calm, while France seeks guarded changes and Italy concentrates on Austrians. Details include Sarre and Silesia status under the League, reparations timing, and limited Allied ship rentals to restart trade.
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Cte
Wilson
Clemence
Council of “Four
M. Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Nanges
Sarre
Silesia
League of Nations
South America Linked to United States by Steamer Lines
Washington reports outline plans to establish new steamship routes between the United States and South and Central America within six months. Parcel post service is highlighted to improve trade relations, with Mexico and Central American republics noted for extensive parcel movements and Colombia leading in parcels transported. A speech by Carlos Arellana, a Mexican merchant, was among session features.
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Washington
United States
South Central America
Edward N. Hurley
Shipping Board
Otto Praeger
Amercan Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific
South
Central America
Praeger
Mexico
Honduras
Colombia
Carlos Arellana
Britton to Meet Lewis in Likely Semi Final Bout
Jack Britton and Lew Lewis appear set as principals in a likely semi final for the Dempsey Willard fight at Toledo on July 4. If not matched there the two welterweights have agreed to a rematch to decide the title with Britton having previously defeated Lewis and Lewis seeking to regain his laurels.
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Ed’ Sullivan
Thare
Marquette
Bartfield
Jack Britton
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Old Arena
Wid Lewis
Toledo
Britton
Lewis
Mobilized for Anarchist Hunt Continues Across City
Cleveland at dawn reports raids widening in the search for the bombing of Mayor Davis home. Authorities announce raids may have netted more than radicals and aliens, believed to have entered from Canada and evaded immigration laws.
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Cleveland
Davis Home
United States
Canada
Austria Watches Peace Terms Stir Public Anger
Amid a volatile press landscape Austrian newspapers attack the terms of a peace deal. Arbeiter Zeitung laments loss and disrespect toward President Wilson while Reinspost critiques the peacemaking outcome. Cartoons depict crucifixion of peace as French troops look on. Public sentiment grows hostile toward the treaty and those who fought for it.
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Marburg
Klangenfurt
Arbeiter Zeitung
Mall
Wilson
Reienspost
Jer
Carrien
Austria
Building Trades Condemn Anarchists at Atlantic City Meeting
Atlantic City N J June 4 John Donlin of the Building Trades Federation denounced bomb throwers and Bolshevists at the annual meeting. The gathering precedes the American Federation of Labor convention and hints at strong federal action on prohibiting encroachments on constitutional rights amid anti invasion sentiment.
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Atlantic City
N. J
International Building Des Federation
John Donlin
Cage
Hindu Trials Reveal Dastard Hindu Plot
Zurich June 4 The trial of 28 alleged pro German agents shows German secret diplomacy at work worldwide. Hindu defendants plot revolutions in Switzerland and Italy aiming to murder Italy’s Sasandra and Sonnino, bomb Rome and Milan banks, and destroy tunnels. Lala Har Dayal aided by German officials, money traced from Berlin to Berne via diplomatic pouch.
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Associated Press
Zurich
Switzerland
Italy
Sasandra
Sonnino
Rome
Milan
Simpson
Prince von But Tow
Lucerne
America
Europe
India
Egypt
North
Africa
Lala Har Dayal
Berlin
Constantinople
Mussulmany
Deluded Hungling to Fetigh of Propaganda
Copenhagen reports Germany circulates full text of peace terms in German English and French across neutral states. German admiralty printing establishment issued volumes with photolithographic copy of the original. Volume totals 415 pages.
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Copenhagen
German Admiralty Printing Establishment
New Mexican Rebel Proclaims General Roupe Angeles President
The text reports a rebel faction in Mexico proclaiming General Roupe Angeles as provisional president in opposition to President Carr. The U.S. government evaluated Angeles as the strongest choice to lead the Mexican government, reflecting diplomatic ambiguity amid the crisis.
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Roupe Angeles
Mexico
Carr
Angeles
U. S
Marines Land in Costa Rica Amid Revolution Turmoil
American marines have landed at Puntarenas and Port Smon in Costa Rica amid a two month revolution led by General Pindeo. Reports indicate growing tension across Central America as forces organized by political exiles advance near the Nicaraguan border. Pantarenas serves as a Pacific port for Costa Rica’s main Atlantic railroad access.
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San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Puntarenas
Joaquin “Tinoco
Conta
Pantarenas
Pacific
Comta
Break Up Free Love Bolshevist Hangout in Tacoma
In Tacoma Wash June 4 the Mutual Home association known as Bree Love Colon Puget Sound was ordered dissolved in superior court. Twelve plaintiffs 99 intervenors and 15 defendants named. Plaintiffs attorney H A Peterson said evidence will show the anarchistic nature of the group and possible links to the Los Angeles Times explosion and I W W pamphlets later in the trial.
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Tacoma
Wash
Lalt
Mutual Home Association
Bree Love Colon
Puget Sound
H. A. Peterson
Los Angeles Times
Industrial Workers of the World
War medals awarded to Washington Raymond b Fondrek and nurse
The secretary presented distinguished service medals to Washington Raymond b Fondrek, lawyer, and to army nurse corps Captain Rien Trabelie Stam for bravery in action. Stam was wounded by enemy fire from German airplanes near invention, during national commissions activities chaired by John Eine, guneil, and Jobin Burke.
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Washingto—Raymond _b. Fondrek
John Eine
Guneil
Jobin Burke
Becary Baker
Rien Tnabelie Stam
Ugh
Army Nurse Corps
Reverend Walter Stevenson Called to Spokane Church
Spokane June 4. The Rev Dr Walter A Stevenson of Lewiston Montana will be called to pastor the First United Presbyterian Church of Spokane following a meeting of church leaders in Spokane.
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Montana
Spokane
Wash
Walter A. Stevenson
Lewistown
Mont
First United Presbyte
Tanlac praised by Detroit man for rheumatism relief
Elmer Doonan of 434 Fisher Avenue Detroit says Tanlac cured his painful rheumatism, boosted his energy, and improved sleep after other remedies failed. Ad cites Puller Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co in Butte.
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Elmer Doonan
Tanlac
Elmer ‘Doonan
Fisher Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Taniac
Asia
Anaconda
Puller ‘Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
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Germany
Cartoons Magazine
South America
Denver
Colorado
Oliver H. Shoup
National Woman's Party Today
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H. ‘Tramely
Reed
Fred Harwood
Socialist Party
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