Advertising and the World War in Butte Ad Club Call
Advertising plays a major role in the world war, per the Butte Ad Club. The Associated Advertising Clubs conventions will meet in San Francisco July 7 to 11, with many Butte members intending to attend. The event is pitched as a war council for advertising leaders to support Liberty Loans, Red Cross, and war garden drives, under the banner Advertising to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conv Associated Advertising Clubs
Ad Club
Butte
San Francisco
Wisner
Leroy Grampa
Attress Company
J. Lonsky
Symons
Cal
Wilson
Decisions on Life Term Sentences in Silver County
Remittitur from the supreme court affects John Caterni and Marco Inieh, both serving life terms for murder in Silver county. Caterni gains a new trial while the Iniech case is affirmed in part. Caterni killed Severino and his son Rocine during a disturbance at Meaderville, with evidence of prior trouble between Caterni and Calvetti. The supreme court ruled the lower court erred in excluding testimony about aggressive conduct the evening of the tragedy. The Iniech outcome affirms life imprisonment, with details of a saloon shooting following a dance quarrel on East Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John Caterni
Marco Inieh
Silver County
Caterni
Lnich
Severino
Rocehine
Meaderville
Calverth
Casterni
Donlan
Calvetti
Cateral
Severino C
Tunning
Caterat
Iaic Kille
East Park Street
Irene Moore and Grace Wilson Fined in Police Court Notes
In Judge Whitty's court Irene Moore was fined $20 for city vagrancy. Grace Wilson, charged similarly, did not appear and forfeited a $20 bond. A 15 year old female complainant fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Moore
Centerville News Items Include Army Letters and Dance
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Rigged Pope is reriounty Encouraging letters arrive from Fred Doble and Charles Sewell Centerville boys with the national army in France Both in good health The Ladies auxiliary of the A Co will hold a dance in Hibernia hall next Saturday night A party at Browns gulch Sunday included Centerville boys and girls all reporting a splendid time Lynch and Crowley left yesterday by auto for San Francisco to begin an extended stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigged Pope
Fred Doble
Charles Sewell
Centerville
National Army
France
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
A. Co
Hibernia Hall
Brown's Gulch
Allied Navy Submarine Battle Hope in Letters from Walkerville
In Walkerville, machinist’s mate TH Gainer of the U S Roanoke writes that allied navies are gradually overcoming the submarine menace and predicts early victory for the Allies. Alice Carney visits Seattle friends, and Jorge Inch, engineering corps member, writes from Branco with confidence in final Allied triumph as Walkerville Pythian Sisters attend a memorial service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. G. Gainer
U. S
Roanoke
Gainer
West
Seattle
Jorge Inch
Engineering Corps
Branco
Walkerville
Ultmate
Pythian’ Sisters
Pythian Hall
Gets-It Corn Remover Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Gets-It corn remover as fast relief for corns and calluses. It claims the peel loosens corns easily with finger pressure, comparing use to peeling a banana, and promises guaranteed refunds. The copy lists drugstores and locales in Chicago and Anaconda selling the product.
May obtain supplies from ships attacked
Washington reports on Atlantic coast operations with no confirmed sinkings. Raiders, likely a freight steamer, roved near the Virginia capes and Delaware coast, replenishing stores from vessels. Authorities estimate the raiders have been away about 35 days and may stay out longer by taking supplies from ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Rica
Jake Nigh King
Amer
Pinar
Virginia Capes
Letware
Edna
Timate
Elieve
Kome
Government aircraft production push outlined by official
Washington reports John D. Irvan, aviation production chief, asked Congress to authorize one or more government owned corporations to run aircraft output. The plan mirrors the emergency fleet model with up to 190 million dollars in government stock. Details pending, potential railroad branches into spruce forests in the West to move timber for airframe frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
John D. Irvan
Emergency Fleet Corporation
House
Senate
Haker
Chamberlain
Congross
Three Leave for Canadian Forces Recruit List
Three new recruits left for Canada to join the service of their homeland. The men who departed for Spokane to be sent to a Canadian training camp were John McFarland Gagnon Lioya Dixon James Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Spokane
John McFarland
Gagnon Hotel
Lioya
Dixon House
James Common
West Copper
William Hi. Flavell
North Washington Street
Boy Scouts Draft to France Sent From Funds
Scouts mailed a draft of 39 francs about $78 to Sergt. Ralph Sipple of the 183d Infantry in France. The money is to help Sipple and may be used at his discretion. Similar drafts have been sent before, and another is hoped for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tintoil Butte
Ralph Sipple
France
Ipple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowe Brothers
Riddell’s Paint Specialists
W. Park
Boston Hat Cleaners and Shoe Shine Parlor
Truscorry
ED Rose
N. Main
Verdun
Tate
Inieh
Centerville News
Walkerville News
Cornelis
Canary
Weralls
Ngham
Pereale
Madras
Lisle
Wai
Lux
Rangegiay
District Court
Nick Wakebrst
Mint
Pol Man
Wukobrat
Society of Eiglish Lutheran Shurch
WS. Zundel
Florida Avenue
Steneward
North Main, Mayer
John D. Ryan
Ellis Paint Company
W. Granite
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