American Armies Advance Into German Territory
American divisions move from occupied areas toward the Rhine frontier as the Second and First divisions push into Germany. Doughboys sing as they march and expect the German leader to sign the peace treaty before they return home. Officers say the army could operate independently from its base for up to a year with 225000 men and top equipment.
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Associated Press
Pasa
Germany
Sayne
Rhine
Neuweld
Washington
Gres
Coblenz
Tactical Orders Mention Active Divisions and Reserves
An elderly war note outlines that the First and Second divisions are designated as the active elements. The Third and Fourth Ax serve as the immediate reserve while the itch holds the third line.
Sailors to Receive Extra Travel Pay Under Navy Act
The Navy Department announces extra travel pay for enlisted men and naval reservists honorably discharged or released since Nov 11 last. Pay is per mile from discharge to home or original muster place. Disbursement will cover those discharged between Nov 1 and March 12. claimants must send discharge certificates to the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Bureau of Navl Department
Washington, D.C
Electric blue satin robe for informal tea wear
The description highlights an electric shade of blue satin with a crystal pattern. This graceful robe suits an informal tea setting, implying light, elegant styling and a refined, easygoing look.
Swiss Home Condemnation Case Taken Under Advisement
The state fire marshal's condemnation suit against George Buscke over the destruction of the Swiss Home at Mercury and Arigona streets was placed under advisement by Judge John V. Dwyer in district court. Testimony indicates the state ordered destruction, while the defendant contends he acted after condemnation.
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George Buscke
Mercury
Arigona
John V. Dwyer
District Court
Via
Amusement Firm Sued For 10000 Damages
Beatrice Bennetts filed a suit yesterday in the clerk of court against the Silver Bow Jement Company alleging she fell at the Rialto theater while holding a baby. She claims uneven steps caused a broken ankle and seeks 10000 dollars damages plus 150 for medical aid 180 for a nurse for ten weeks and 80 for dental expense.
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Bow Jement Company
Beatrice Bennetts
Rialto ‘Theater
Thelaintiff
Local Western Montana teams to clash at Columbia Gardens
The Montana Power and the Shiners of the Western Montana Baseball Association meet this afternoon at Columbia Gardens at 2:30. Both teams play similar baseball and the rivalry is strong. Lineups feature Sundberg Cox Jovick Meehan Carey Knight Carroll Tremblay Sweeney for the Shiners and Pearce McConnell ONeill or Schulte Les Boyer Passmore Cullen Davis Lew Boyer Doran Dawson or Howard for the Power.
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Western Montana Baseball Association
Montana Power
Shiners
Columbia Gardens
Sundberg
Wicox
Jovick
Mee Geehan
Carey
Knight
Carroll
Tremblay
Sweeney
Brentana Power
Pearce
McConnell
O'Neill
Schulte
Les Boyer
Passmore
Ase
Cullen
Davis
Lew Boyer
Doran
Dawson
Howard
State alleges wife Delia Berg is street walker
A man charged his wife Delia Berg with street walking and asked for a divorce in a complaint filed yesterday in the clerk of court's office.
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Delia Berg
E. Bergstrand
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Butte
Nubuck
Tsi
Cool Co Pri
Cousins
Asia
Pric
Colonia
Mary Jane White
Keds
Sue Brand
Minsen
West Park
In and Infar
Ittle
Thomas McBride
Mary M'Bride
North Idaho Street
Ee Amusement Firm
Broadway
Pantages
Grafon New
Columbia
Outfit of Records
K St., Butte
SWAT
THE
People’s Theater
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