Registration 5 Omall Ag Results Of Enlistments
A large turnout of young men registered in Butte and Silver Bow County for the new draft. Of 529 registrants, 262 were white, 2 Negroes, 122 other races, with 115 in Butte and 28 aliens listed in Silver Bow. The county chairman noted some may not be called soon, and many registrants were 21 or older, with humorous anecdotes from the day.
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Butte
Silver
Yeste Gay
War Department
Estin Humber
Taunder
W. Mee White
James J. Rowe
Furith
Youth Triumph In Six Round Boxing Card At Broadway Theater
Hens defeats Sullivan in six rounds to defend their bout as part of a Fourteenth Infantry charity show at Broadway Theater. Sullivan lasts six rounds before towel is thrown. Doozer referees a draw between Farrell and Dozark. Mayes and Lee’s brother settle 11 rounds in a second draw.
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Fourteenth Infantry
Hens
Billivan
Sullivan
Sullievan
Sullivanes
Bens
John H. McIntosh
Jack Farrell
Ad Din Dozark
Ad Rk
Lake
John Doozer
Frank Mayes
Art Tons Lee
Suurne Lene
Advices Girls To Keep Alert In Payroll World
A Detroit stenographer dean urged working girls to maintain personal appearance. Noting many cannot afford large wardrobes, she advised good soaps and toilet preparations for skin and hair. She promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer, claiming it hides gray, stimulates growth, and aids career progress.
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Detroit
Advt
Engineers Hold Annual Election At Putte Stationary
Members of the Putte Stationary engineers union No 3 U of M M and SW held their annual election in Schilling hall. New officers installed include BE Whitney president P M Lindsay vice president A C Dawe treasurer J M Creighton financial secretary Ed Lawler recording secretary Dean W Selfridge J M Care Usle and L A Fellows trustees John McMullin warden Abe Winwood conductor James Snell D W Selfridge delegates to the Denver engineers convention.
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Putte Stationary Wineers’ Union
U. of M. M
S. W
Schilling's Hall
BE. L. Whitney
P.M. Lindsay
A.C. Dawe
J. M. Creighton
Ed Lawler
Dean W. Selfridge
J. M. Care Usle
L. A. Fellows
John McMullin
Abe. Winwood
James Snell
D. W. Selfridge
Denever
Cal
Bout Cancelled Amid Injury Sidelining Cummings vs Young
In a disrupted lineup the planned bout between Danny Cummings and Al Young was canceled due to an injury to Cummins. The soldiers' show and acts by Wy Quinlan and embattlers Treynolds of Moulder were also mentioned as part of the event’s reduced roster.
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Danny Cummings
al Young
Cumminis
Wy Quinlan
Treynolds
Moulder Wa
Auto crash injures Mrs Walsh and infant son at street corner
Mrs W J Walsh and her infant son were thrown from a car driven by Mr Walsh near the intersection of Crystal and Park streets last night. Both cars suffered extensive damage. Mrs Walsh and the child sustained only slight injuries. Walsh residence listed as 210 North Was Walsh.
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W. J. Walsh
Without a Driver Car Breaks Glass on Park Street
A truck left on the roadway and Dakota street yesterday evening started without a driver and rolled down Dakota Street until it shed a plate glass window at Towle-Winterhalter Hamitins Jewelry, 101 West Park Street. The vehicle was an express truck owned by M. Goldhers.
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Road Way
Dakota Street
Bf Towle-Winterhalter &. Hamitins Jewelry Store
West Park Street
M. Goldhers
Blast takes life of winer in the Anagona
John J. Brooks aged 38, a contractor in the Anaconda mine, was instantly killed on the 2,000 foot level when a dynamite charge exploded prematurely yesterday afternoon. Brooks was badly burned and crushed by flying rock. Patrick Casey sustained slight injuries to his left knee at the same time and was taken to St James hospital. Brooks' body was taken to Sherman and Reed's undertakers for the funeral set for Friday at 3 o'clock.
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John J. Brooks
Anaconda Imine
Brooks
Sherman & Reed
Patrick Casey
St. James Hospital
Ten Marines Volunteered for General Service
Ten men, all qualified for general military service, volunteered yesterday at the Marine Corps recruiting office. They will leave soon for Missoula to begin training. Joseph of this city enlisted for general service in the Marines by Sergeant Bradbury and left last night for Missoula.
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Hutte
High Grads Picnic in Pershing Gulch
The Butte high school graduating class hosts the first large picnic party in Pershing Gulch. Earlier picnics enjoyed the scenery, but the gulch was recently renamed from German Gulch to honor America’s victory.
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Pershing Gulch
Butte High School
German Gulch
America
Graduation Exercises For 127 Graduates At Local High School
Tonight the high school auditorium hosts 127 graduates as the principal addresses the students. University of Montana president BO Sisson delivers the chief remarks. The class tonight is the largest in local history despite unsettled weather patterns.
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John J
BO. Sisson
University of Montana
Eho
Deaths of Two Women Result From Train Collision
A coroner's jury ruled that the deaths of Mrs. Mabel Potter and Miss Adeline Hodges were accidental after a two day inquest. The women were killed when a Milwaukee train struck their car Sunday south of the abeam area, ending the investigation.
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Mabel Potter
Peter Potter
Adeline Hodges
Tha Abe
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Royal Anne
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Ntandart
Sherwin-Williams
East Park
Pearson's Weekly
Economy ‘Shoe Co
Spencer Corset
the Supreme Comfort
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American Theater Building
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ST Park Street
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Northern Pacific Depot
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