Japan Not Coming to Whip Country Insightful Talk
Fred Hopkins, returning from Japan, says the nation seeks deeper involvement in the European war but faces shipping difficulties. Japanese officers impressed Germans early on, yet the Japanese public remains cautious about war with the Allies. Businessmen aim to compete with American firms while keeping faith with the Allies. The Matson liner reported a danger zone with no raiders seen.
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United States
America
Fred Hopkins
Butte
Brown Men
Germany
Empire
Hopkins
Pan
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Japanese War Board
Pacific
Matson
Fine New Brick Building for East Park Street
A new small brick and concrete store building is planned on East Park Street. Walter Wochinsky, owner of 209-11-18 East Park, has the contract for the construction and erection will start soon. The two story structure measures 45 by 137 feet with a pressed brick front. First floor will house Kelly and Aiten furniture dealers. Second floor use undecided, possibly a rooming house or hall, designed to not disturb current tenants.
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East Park Street
Walter Wochinsky
Theroperty
East Park
Kelly & Aiten
Monroe P T A Holds Final Session of Year
The Monroe Parent-Teachers association concluded the school year with a social evening in the school building. Teachers, department superintendents, and graduating class members attended. The room was decorated with flags and flowers in red white and blue. Helena Daly recited The Littlest Rebel, the Monroe school orchestra performed selections including Rigoletto and Moonlight Sonata, and readings by Mrs. Lester Beardsley were enjoyed. Refreshments followed the program.
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Monroe Parent-Teacher Association
Monroe
Helena Daly
Margaret
McGillie
Lucia Vans
Thomas Barrett
Clifford Smith
Agatha Kelly
Lester Beardsley
Libertioan campaign progress in ninth federal reserve district
Reports from Theodore Wold governor of the Minneapolis Fed indicate encouraging Libertarian subscription progress in the ninth district. He notes excellent results in Minnesota and northern Michigan and says it is difficult to estimate final figures yet.
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Ninth
Moncon
Michigan
Recruiting Officer Faces Court Martial in Uniform Intoxication
Sergeant Carr, an army recruiting officer in Butte, faces a court martial at Fort Wright after an alleged intoxication in uniform and leading a group to the city jail to aid Iman’s release. The incident involved a prior quarrel on East Park street, shots fired at assailants, and Carr’s transfer to Fort Wright for formal proceedings. In Santa Ana, soldiers guarding a railway bridge exchanged nearly 100 shots with unknown assailants. no injuries were reported and no attackers were found.
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Butte
Harlan
Fort Wright
Butte City
Iman
East Park Street
Mitchell
Dawson
Santa Ana
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Here
Youth Arrested After Downtown Disturbance
Omaha police rescued D. F. Ensign a 20 year old man after a crowd of about 300 chased him through downtown streets following a derogatory remark. He faces charges of obstructing registration. The incident occurred this afternoon.
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Omaha
D. F. Ensign
Ensign
Use More Corn Rice and Barley Less Meat
New York June 5 A resolution adopted by the house delegates of the American Medical Association urges Americans to eat less meat and more corn rice and barley as substitutes. It calls for a scientific diet committee with powers to run a public nutrition campaign and warns that high prices will deprive the poor and allies of meats breads and other foods.
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New York
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Federal Food Board
Congress
Food Commission
Seale. Harris
Birmingham
Ala
Malone Released to Butte Baseball Team
St Paul announces Lewis Malone released by Brooklyn and immediately joining Butte in the Northwestern league to report for the club.
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St. Paul
Lewis Malone
Brooklyn
Butte
Norton
St.Paul
Professional men push subscriptions for Liberty loan
New York on June 6 reports professional men led by bar association and medical societies urging members to subscribe and pledge outside funds. Four thousand life insurance agents began a city and rural house to house drive before daybreak. Tomorrow marks Labor Day for the Liberty loan with aims to involve 60,000 AFL members and advocate automobile owners to subscribe. The Liberty loan committee wants every professional member to subscribe by June 15. The Mackay companies pledged 1,000,000.
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Liberty Loan
Bar Association
Medical Societies
American Federation of Labor
Liberty Loan Theatrical Committee
Mackay Companies
Commercial Cable
Postal Telegraph
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