Canteen Workers Lauded By Troop Train Force
The Butte Red Cross Canteen Service receives a grateful thanks from Twentieth Engineers troops traveling from Camp Merritt to Camp Lewis. Akin to the praise, workers served ice cream cake tobacco and reading materials during a few minutes stop, with 400 plus personnel passing through. The letter from Camp Lewis officers commends the service and stresses the Red Cross as a lasting memory of the expeditionary forces. Railroad officials cooperated to speed schedules while ensuring Red Cross support at stops.
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Butte
Teed Cross
Twentieth Engineers
Washington
Creston
Deer Lodge
Camp Meritt
No 1
Camp Lewis
Red Cross
Camp Merritt
American Red Cross
Hoo M. Winfield
DD. Hall
P. B. Judge
Fifteenth Company
Milwauk Tailroad
Gooney Sullivan Case Dismissed By Court
Mrs. Byron E. Cooney faced second degree assault charges against County Auditor Nellie Sullivan. Judge Robert Ornsby dismissed the case saying evidence did not justify binding her over to district court for third degree assault, citing no justification for binding.
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Byron E. Cooney
Nellie Sullivan
Justice Peace
Robert Ornsby
Cooney
Ornsby
Norwegian skier to compete at Rainier Valley tournament
In Seattle on June 11 the Bergen promoter Einar Bull Rod seth announces that a Bergen master will enter the Norwegian athletics and ski competition scheduled for June 29 in the Rainier National Park dise Valley.
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Seattle
Einar Bull Rodseth
Bergen
Prom
Dise Valley
Rainier National Park
Master
Northwest Rose Society Show Opens in Seattle
Seattle June 11 The Pacific Northwest Rose Society annual show opens with exhibits from Tacoma Everett and other outside points promising the largest exhibition yet held by the society and drawing attention from horticulture enthusiasts.
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Seattle
Wash
Cific
Northwest Rose Society
Tacoma
Yverett
Deportation Flight For Kennedy From Butte
Joe Kennedy, secretary of the Butte Lanization, cleared for deportation by the Butte immigration authorities, was taken into custody by federal Inspector Pit Baldwin and left for New Orleans en route to Ireland. Kennedy was held in the county jail after Baldwin ordered him to settle his affairs and dispose of belongings. John Sacktor, previously under investigation, was exonerated.
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Joe Kennedy
Butte Lanization
Butte Immigration
New Orleans
Pit Baldwin
Kennedy
Ireland
Baldwin
John “Sacktor
Ais Boon
Wis
Colonel House asked to investigate CASF disappearance
Tuesday, June 1, one of the United States peace delegates was asked to investigate the disappearance of Robert Minor from his hotel, presumably by French officials. Minor had recently arrived in France after being in Russia, formerly worked for the New York World and Philadelphia Public Ledger, with his trunk left in the hotel but papers removed after attending a railway employes meeting.
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Uise
United States
Robert Minor
Ken
Steffens
House Wass
Minor
France
Russia
New York World
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Syndicalist
First Contingent of American Troops Arrives in Archangel
Brest June 11 reports the first contingent of American soldiers reaching Archangel in North Russia after an arduous voyage. The arrival marks the initial phase of Allied intervention in the region amid postwar tensions.
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Russia
Brest
Archangel
North Ed
Buns and Burns Wed In St Joseph Church Ceremony
James Buns and Irene Burns were married yesterday at 7 in the morning at St Joseph church with Rev Father McCormack officiating. The bride, once deputy clerk and recorder, and bridesmaid Katherine Burns joined a reception at the bride's mother's home before leaving for a honeymoon to Great Falls.
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Mes D. Burns
Irene Burns
Orelock
St Joseph
McCormack
Katherine Burns
Sam le. Anderson
Main Street
Great Falls
Montana
Howard McIntyre
Mr. Burns
Butte High School
Burns
Twohey Held for Bootlegging in Washed Man's Case
Richard Twohey alias Twohey street was bound over to district court by Justice of the Peace Robert Ornsby on a charge of selling white liquor to Tina Anderson. The case arose after Anderson, previously drunk, swore out a warrant charging him with supplying liquor. Deputy County Attorney J. P. Murphy represented the county.
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Richard Twohey
Robert Ornsby
Tina” Anderson
Herson
Twohey
J.P. Murph
Aith
Ohio
Whiskey scandal probes named in Seattle court
In Seattle Superior Court today a grand jury was summoned to investigate a whiskey scandal involving courthouse officials and prominent citizens. The probe will focus on the disappearance of 846 quarts of liquor from the courthouse and the broader operation of liquor in Seattle and King County.
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Seattle
Appeerick
King County
Silk chemise frock in summer wear trend
The simple straight lines of a silk crepe chemise frock remain popular for summer. The gown features a practical tub silhouette with a smartly embroidered skirt and piping at the neck and sleeves in purple, blue, and green embroidery and piping.
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Pathe News
West
Cdl
BIG
Wild Animal” Cc
Y Real Wald Anneal Circus
Creus
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Wild Beast
Cowinea
Dancing Nurses
Kee Gori
Darcie Girls
Ams
Mir. Barnes
Mee
Cincinnati
Gooney-Sullivan
U. S
Princess di Piombino
Rome
Americs
R. H. Barlow
Marion
Apawanis Club
Rye
M. Y
Wobbly Secretary
Colonel House
James Buns
Secretary of State
John” F Murphy
California
Rape. Protective Association
Olympia
J. W. Howell
Murphy
Roc McLeys
Wuxsissv
Secon
Pri
Hennessy
C. Union
Cimity
Batiste
Seco
Norfolk
Copperfield
Libby
Bing
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