Precinct Boundaries Puebloed in Silver Bow County Lines
Long historic list details precinct boundaries within Silver Bow County. It names streets, rivers, railways, city limits, and township lines defining 77 plus precinct extents from Walkerville east to county limits. Strong entities include Walkerville Montana Butte Nor Pacific railway and Main street.
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Silver Bow County
Ville
Walkerville
Main Street
Daly Street
Bennett Street
City Tenue
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Minah Street
Hutte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Butte
Near & Lawrence
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Putte
Walker
Missoula Gulch
Walkerville City Lim
Butte City Lmite
Smnouth Parch
Prospect Vent
Granite Street
Park Street
Wyoming Street
Boardman Street
Copper Street
Montana Street
Arizona
Washington Tant Hutte
Anaconda & Pacite
Troadway
Covert Tree
Arizona Street
Copp
Quartz Street
Washington Street
Broadway
Covert Street
Butta, Aaconda & Pacife Railway
Mitte City
Quarts Street
Missoulague
Butte City
Oklahoma Street
Henry Avenue
Silver Street
Hutte City
Henry Street
City Lmits
Curtis Street
Ohio Street
Curtis
Division Streets
Butte City Lmits
Division Street
Gras Street
Butte Cry
Ware Fen Avenue
Grant Street
Aluminum Street
Crystal Street
Crystaltreet
Alabama Street
Iron Street
Second Street
Oregon Avenue
Galena Street
First Street
Pine Street
Porphyry Street
Dakota Street
Idaho Street
Nevada Avenue
Mercury Street
Oregon "Avenue
Firet Street
Nvada Avenue
George Street
Irvine Street
Harrison Avenue
Misoula Gulch
Excelsior Avenue
Irvine
Cochran Street
Ear Mountain View
Meaderville
Northern
Pac
Pittemont and
Columbis Gar
Gensi
Willow Street
County Lmits
Northern Pacific Raily
Northern Pacific
Utte City Minite
Grand Avenue
Anaconda Street
Hmite
West Butte
Brown's Gulch
Thia _preginet
Couty
Ottawa Street
Counery
Maneahusetts Avenue
Wutte City
Tutte City
Osende
Batrien Wrate
Porat Bouterer Nsouth
Manet
Fainany
Grace
Uae
Witte Bev
Woodin
Beaudines and
Tanlac Restores Butte Man After Grip and Rheumatism
Pat McCarthy of 221 West Pacific street, Butte, says twenty years at Bell mine were hard but Tanlac revived his health. After a grip and weathered rheumatic pains, he notes appetite, digestion, and sleep improved after three bottles. He claims back and side pains eased, headaches vanished, and energy returned. Tanlac marketed by Anaconda Drug, Newbro Drug, and local agents.
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Bell Mine
Pat McCarthy
West Pacific Street
Butte
Tenlac
Tanlac
Anaconda B. Fuller Drug Company
Newbro Drug Company
Fee
Adve
Zemo Promises Fast Eczema Relief and Skin Healing
The ad pitches Zemo as a clear, inexpensive antiseptic liquid available from druggists for 35 cents or one dollar for extra large. It claims to remove eczema quickly, stop itching, and heal skin troubles, sores, burns, wounds, and chafing by penetrating and soothing the skin. The message is endorsed by E. W. Rover Co of Cleveland Ohio.
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Cleveland
Deer Lodge Sees Long Departure For Camp Lewis
Thirty men from Powell county prepare for Camp Lewis with a parade and dance at Milwaukee hall to raise funds for the service. Twenty two entrain here July a large Red Cross sale and social drew strong turnout. Locals hear that state church convention will meet next year in Deer Lodge. Call for 31 more men comes with July 22 entrainment date and July 1 dispatch from Helena.
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Dan J. Hertz Jr
Louisiana
Seattle
Wash
George W. Davia
Christian ‘Church
Edward Sehannikow
Mis
Soula
Tus
Deer Lodge
Red
Adjt
Phily Greenan
Helena
Turks' Peace Terms Foreseen in Turkish Paper
A Turkish newspaper fragment argues that Turkey’s wartime intervention would influence peace terms. It contends Turkish terms may include protectorate ambitions in Georgia and Armenia and an autonomous but not evacuated regional influence, reflecting public opinion on final settlement.
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Finel
Switzerland
Turkey
Crimea
Georgia
Rus
Armenia
Bulgaria
Ator
German Aviator Targets Y Workers Near French Front
In a Paris cable, Edward D. Ranck of Duluth a YMCA worker escapes a German aviator who, at 150 feet, fired on the motor supply wagon carrying American reinforcements. The driver was unharmed. Also arriving at Fort McHenry are Pershing’s latest gas wounded including a Texas infantryman Sgt Hubert Hill who is recovering voice after mustard gas exposure.
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New York
Edward D. Ranck
Duluth
Paris
National War Work Council
NM. Cn
Pershing
Fort
Mc= Henry hospital
Huebert Hill
Lufkin
Texas
Firemen Rescue Near Fatal Electric Shock In Butte
Jerry Reynolds of 715 West Quarts Street touched a live wire around 9 and was burned and shocked. He clung to two wires for 18 to 20 minutes before firefighters lowered him to the ground after Mrs Reynolds asked Montana Power to cut off power. Reynolds, a driver for Butte Cab, was taken to St James hospital where doctors said recovery was impossible. The pole carried about 2200 volts and a brace and bit lay on the crosspiece, possibly causing the incident.
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Jerry Reynolds
West Quarts Street
Reynold
Tren
Eva
Fire Department
Martin
Hhs
Reynolds
Mike Brennan
Hugh Donner
John Seitz
St. James Hospital
Montana Power Company
Jerry Reynolda
Butte Cab Company
Montana Mattress Company
Paymaster of Navy says firms make own bids
Washington June 23 In purchasing supplies the navy department has worked to remove brokers and commission agents Admiral McGowan paymaster general said tonight in a statement amid a Justice Department probe into commission agents who secured war contracts He said the department has been successful and of 14 000 firms on the bidders list only a few fail to bid directly
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Washington
Navy Department
McGowan
Navy
Department of Justice
Department
Casualty Totals For American Troops Reported
Washington June 22 reports from General Pershing show total American casualties in France just over 1000 with 140 killed in action 68 died of wounds 34 died of disease 24 died of accidents and other causes 204 wounded in action and 19 missing in action. Casualties among marines with expeditionary forces are not included.
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Fashington
Carnatic Ag
Aimerican
Nnt
Departmente
Jak
Pershing
France
Army Casualty List Summary
Washington reports a casualty list totaling 66 names with 23 killed in action 16 died of wounds 1 died in an airplane accident 13 wounded severely Three officers are Lieut James H Mughes of Howe Texas Lieut Dow Cope of Yakima Washington and Lieut Thomas Arthur Goodwin of Chicago The list names private casualties including Thomas Goode Rupert Marshall J Sneberger Loren Trotter Clarence Larson Walter Sore and James A Thompson along with others from Idaho Montana North Dakota and surrounding areas
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Washington
James H. Mughes
Howe
Texas
Dow i. Cope
Yakima
Wash
Thomas Arthur "Goodwin
Chicago
Lst
Thomas Goode
Boise
Idaho
Marshall
Rupert
J. Sneberger
Anaconda
Monts and
Loren
Trotter
Caldwell
Clarence 1A. Larson
Tunebridge
Walter M.” Sore
Coal Springs
N.D
James A. Thompson
Teton
Victims Grow as Circus Train Wreck Toll Rises
Reported bodies of Hage circus employees rise as investigators and officials continue to identify the dead. Only a fraction have been identified. many victims charred beyond recognition. Inquest planned in Hammond with Gustav Klaus to be moved. Families seek missing relatives as efforts to locate and identify the casualties continue amid a submerged toll.
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Gary
Tnd
Hage Cus
Swereck
Hammond
France
Edward Mt. Matar
Whipple
Wodiea
Missouri Central
Almey Circus
Gustave Klaus
Allmans
Alonzo K. Sargent
Green
Lake County
Sargent
Kalamazoo
Mich
Grace Jessup
Toledo
Ohio
Leroy
New York
Chicago
Showmen' League
Law
Banned Newspaper on HM Horrors
London June 23 The Belgian paper Anne Belge reports atrocities at Charlerey where nineteen persons including merchants a priest and railway officials were tried for spying on German troop movements. Six faced death and families endured days of suspense awaiting word.
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London
Anne Belge
Inaugurate Governor Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu June 22 Charles J McCarthy today inaugurated as governor of the territory of Hawaii succeeding Lucius E Pinkham. Secretary Lane stated President Wilson will issue a proclamation under the Overman act to keep government land in cultivation during the war, preventing plantation land reversion and affecting lands leased in the continental U S and Hawaii. In Seattle June 23 Frank M Troeh led then tied William Heer in the Northwest Sportsmen's Association 600-target match for a $4 000 purse in Liberty bonds, after 400 targets they were even before a crowd of 1 600 observers.
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Honolulu
Charles J McCarthy
Hawaii
Lucius E. Pinkham
Franklin” K. Lane
Wilson
Wax
Heer
Vancouver
Blanket Authority for Higher Wheat Price
Washington reports that blanket authority to raise wheat prices at primary and other markets, with Food Administrator Hoover's approval, above the 2.204 bushel minimum set by the February proclamation, was issued by presidential executive order and released today by Hoover. The order, issued under the food control law, grants the authority.
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Washington
Hoover
New York
British Labor Leaders Day Democracy Gains
London reports a manifesto by labor leaders in the war cabinet noting unprecedented influence in postwar councils. They stress coalition duties over personal aims, praise cooperative measures, warn against anti-national factionalism, and urge the public to safeguard future world freedom.
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London
Georie M. Barnes
John Hodge
G.H. Roberts
William Brace
John St. Clynes
Stephen Walsh
George J. Wardle
Board of Trade
James Parker
S Ay
Labor
Premier Visits American Headquarters In Wartime Collaboration
Premier and new Pranco American Cooperation head dine with General Pershing then inspect American troops. An afternoon conference discussed cross Allied measures for upcoming months. M Clemenceau and officers of the regiment were presented to Pershing. Premier thanks the overseas fighters and villagers welcomed the notable visit.
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Pershing
Pardiew
Stucin Drew
Morduca
Wesennd
M. Clemenceau
Neval MacAndrew
Neval Pershing
France
Americ Lers
Hungary to cut corn quota to aid Austria
Amsterdam June 28 Budapest and many Hungarian towns telegrams report readiness to reduce their corn quota to ease Austria's food shortage. About 22 000 mares? and large supplies of meat fruit and vegetables were sent from Budapest to Vienna Saturday.
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Amsterdam
Budapest
Austria
Vienna
Aviator Drops Behind Austan Lines in Combat
Associated Press report from Italian Army Headquarters in Northern aly dated June 24 states Clarence Young of American aviation forces was forced to descend within Austan lines during a fight. His comrades report to headquarters that he is injured.
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Associated Press
Aly
Clarence Young
Fac
German Forces Cut In At Bilgny In Counter Attack
Paris June 23 German forces attacked the entente allied positions at Bilgny eight miles southwest of Helms and gained a footing in the trenches briefly. A vigorous counter attack quickly expelled the enemy and restored the line to its previous strength.
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Paris
Bilgny
Helms
War Office
German Sub Tolls For Month Of May
Amsterdam reports that German submarines sunk 814000 gross tons in May. An official statement also claims 66000 tons of ships badly damaged were towed to Allied ports in April in addition to prior announced losses.
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Amsterdam
Ats Berit
Russia's Tangled Web Perplexing Problem
In Moscow on June 19 the Associated Press cites Foreign Minister Tehitcherin stating the Bolshevik government sees no alternative to compulsory disarmament in reply to Entente demands to halt military actions against the Czechio Slovaks. He links resistance to Siberian Bolshevik protests and fears of counter revolutions, noting no documents support alleged plots. The stance signals a hard line amid tensions with Czech Slovak movements and fears of Semenoff-aligned forces.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Associated Today
Tehitcherin
Khyda
Siberia
Emperor Charles Cabinet Resigns After Meeting
Paris June 28 Havas Agency reports Premier Seydier presented the resignation of the entire Austrian cabinet after a Friday meeting with Emperor Charles of Austria. The emperor said he would decide Sunday whether to accept the resignations.
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Paris
Havas
Charles of Austria
Zurich
Seydier
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Burnel
HM Horrors
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Premier
American
Russia
Emperor Charles
Bessarabia
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Exchange
A. C
Hall
Majorvitch
Anl
John Walsh
Omeer Hoyt
Douglas John
Carl Eifian
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N. J W. Nelson
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Office Res
Sands Out and Parke
Serela
W. T. Hogg & Co, General Transfer
Fast Park Avenue
Keppler Jewelry CO
Hatmark
J. A. Hasley
Optician
L. F. Verbeckmoes
East Park Avenue