Butte Notes Tells Of Visitors And Local Notices
A stream of visitors passes through Butte with names from Missoula Dillon Helena Anaconda Billings and Deer Lodge noted as here yesterday or for several days. Mentions of births, hotel stays, business visits, and a court case involving an accounting and advertising duties are included along with local ads and upcoming items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton
C.H. Adams
Missoula
A. H. Jennings
F. M. Wolverton
Jeffers
L. A. Metzell
Dillon
J.B. Clifford
Anaconda
Butte
W. HH. Stephenson
H. M. Granfein
Helena
Terry Browning
Tom
Evan Mattie
East Broadway
Robert Tall
Delaware Avenue
HH. Faber
Great Falls
E. P. Wymond
Otto Warnks
Deer
Legiat
Interstate Lumber Company
David Marks
Thornton Hotel
Argosy
Munsey
P. O
Fred Veno
Rachael
D‘mp
South Washington Street
Judge Lynch
W. St. Flavitands
Ng Post
Digest
Kids of Butte Guests at Gari
Approximately 5,000 youngsters rode free transportation to Columbia Gardens for the second children's day of the summer. Miss Gertrude Cherry supervised efficiency contests and a folk dancing exhibition with about 100 girls. The outbound crowd was heavy and most returned between 3 and 4 PM, as usual.
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Columbia Gardens
Tutte Hleetre ‘Ay Company
Gertrude Cherry
Unethical Fees Questioned By Provost Crowder In Draft Service
A message from Provost Marshal Crowder denounces lawyers charging fees for military draft guidance as unethical and unpatriotic. It cites Sections 20 and 46 of the service regulations, urging lawyers to provide free advisory services to registrants. The memo condemns any fee seeking as inconsistent with the selective service law and urges professional integrity amid the emergency.
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Hutte
Marshal Crowder
Conscr
Marressagge
Debate Over Draft Service Tactics Cited by Bar Associations
The text discusses influence on deferment proposals and the role of counsel in draft service actions. It cites the American Bar Association and state bars aiding disconnection of elective or associate services, questions prosecutor alignment, and suggests refer to the Montana Bar into matters of selective service. It also notes Missouri Bar suspending a member for malpractice in administering oaths to registrants. The memorandum implies coordination among bar groups and concerns over ethical boundaries in draft processing.
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American Bar Association
Selective Nervies
Montani
Atti Selective Service
Misouri State Bar Association
Montana’ State ‘Tar Association
Aristocrat Among Cattle Arrives in Butte
A Holstein calf named Superba, six months old, arrives at the Mater dairy barn in Butte. Ponting is the breeder, claiming strong lineage and a $750 price from Waukesha. The dam and granddam bring notable butter records, signaling potential superiority among Holsteins.
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America beKol
Red Cross Notes and Military Chapter Call for Aid
Mrs Low reports Red Cross notes urge lay members to set aside all pajamas, warm draws, bed clothing, convalescent robes and socks for July output. Units will pause other work to stockpile articles for convalescents and send new allotments for July as soon as possible. Also mentions a Darwinian ancestry joke from a tour guide and a design tendered by the Rutledge company bearing the Red Cross insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Lou Poster
Military 1
Rutte 1 Company
Wanamaker Works Seaplane to Baron Atlantic Crossing
Rodman Wanamaker is shown at work on a seaplane designed to challenge submarine activity off the Atlantic coast. The plan aims to drive U boats from Atlantic waters with a powerful sea patrol and to send the craft across the ocean at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodman Wanamaker
Atlantic
Sean
Intelligence Agent Returns From Chicago
Tiven, head of the Justice department office, returned yesterday from Chicago where he had been summoned as a witness in a national case. The incident has drawn widespread attention as officials confirm no details are released yet and the matter remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW. Tiven
Tutte Department of Justice Office
Chicago
Express Telegram Traffic Routed by Train Post Office Probe
Washington June 20 The post office department aims to halt telegram traffic by train amid Western Union cases. Federal grand jury will hear from messengers about the trafficking, which violates the postal monopoly and could bring six months imprisonment or fines up to $500 per offense. Messages reportedly moved between New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington before delivery to addresses.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Western Union
New York
Boston
Miladelphia
Battin
The
Betwice
Leavin
Justine
Home Economics Row Opens Demonstration Quarters
Quarters for the home economies demonstration work were opened at the city hall conducted by Mrs I G Young. The department is well supplied with pamphlets on food conservation substitution and related topics to be furnished to interested persons who request them from the States department of agriculture.
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I. G. Young
Butte
Athe Monin
States Department of Agricul
Tom Bays 16 Portland Charge Y MLC A G
Tom Bays 16 Portland charge Y MLC A Games Camp Lewis Washington Davis Butte Montana lawyer secretary at the Young Men’s Christian association hut left tonight for land Oregon where he will assume fee of the Young Men’s Christian association Work In the government camps of Washington and Oregon More than 50000 men civilians and soldiers are employed in the span and Mr Davis Appointment comes as a distinct prospect in the Young Christian fission work retire in whose headquarter ying station men report June 20 Tom where all tit new
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Lewis
Wast Davis
Butte
Mont
Land
Ore
Oregon
Davis
War and labor politics stir miners and radicals
The piece portrays William Barker and the Trades Council railing against a perceived imperial war stance while praising radical labor sentiment. It contrasts Wilson era shipyard union conflicts with earlier labor action, and notes miners marching and working under patriotic rhetoric amid tension over national policy and international labor echoes.
Auction of World War I Relics for French Restoration Fund
A collection of war memorabilia once presented to Mrs. Sartoris, widow of Captain Algernon Sartoris and granddaughter of General Ulysses Grant, will be sold at auction to benefit the French Restoration Fund. The sale aims to attract prominent men and women spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeups
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Jewelers
No P
Kids OF
GARI
Pittsburg Chronicle-Teleraph
London
Crowder
Economy Shoe CO
West Park Street
Gattle
RED Cross
Wales
Arrodman Wanamake
Agenit
W. Burn
Department of Justice
Home Econorics Row
Tom Bays
Portland Charge
Y. Mlc. A
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
Seay Ipton's Tea
John J. McCarthy
Columbia Graphophones and Records
Newbro Drug CO
Amines
Feral Labor Bureau
Germany
America
Barker
L Prades Council
Harker
Maid
Wilson
Gert Oda
Erman
GH Scrnery
Steve Oupon
United
Mas Algernon Satoris
Dastba
Minnesota
California
Cantante
Eral Health
F. A. Ironside
North Main Street
Montana
M’carthy
Do Sb
Butte Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
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