Dreibelbis’s Postwar Far East Visit Returns
Louis Dreibelbis, noted druggist, returns from a tour of Japan China the Philippines and Hawaii. He praises Japan as progressive and says the Japanese government supports allied war aims. He finds China less progressive with contentment seen among many people and notes wartime disruptions shortened his trip. He plans to resume and finish the journey when conditions settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dreibelbis
Orient
Mr. Dreibelbis
Japan
China
Philippine
Hawaiian Islands
Far East
Dretbelbia
Ft Ean
Nippon
Newsboy Finds Money Turns Up at Police Station
Willie Sefton, a newsboy near the Braund house, found money on a garden step while selling papers. He handed it to a nearby detective and asked for help locating the owner. The bills are at the police station. anyone who can describe the money can claim it.
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Willie Sefton
Braund House
Secret Attack Mystery Shrouds Butte Woman
Mrs Lena Renner refused to name the assailant who cut her throat Sunday night at the Moose block. Detectives doubt she told all she knows as she recovers at Butte emergency hospital where her husband is in Great Falls and not seriously hurt. Ed Hagdorn, jailed for disloyal statements, declined to register or fight for the United States and faces government authorities.
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Lena Renner
Moose Block
Kenner
Butte
Great Falls
Ed Hagdorn
South Butte
United States
Hagdorn
Jared
Powell
Morrison
Three False Alarms Reported at Fire Dept HQ
Three false alarms were turned in at fire department headquarters yesterday within 80 minutes. The chief seeks to determine who enjoys seeing the motor wagons dash down Main Street. The department also responded to 820 East Broadway and the intersections of Jefferson and Shields Street in the same period.
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Fire Department
Main Street
East Broadway
Jefferson
Shields Street
Five Butte Irishmen teach defamer lesson
Five Butte Irishmen aboard a Salt Lake City bound train confronted a man who insulted the flag and abused the boys who signed enlistment papers. Holland tackled the defamer, Sullivan and companions forced him to kiss the flag on each lapel and then kneel. Passengers applauded as the train reached Salt Lake.
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Butte
United States
Salt Lake City
Abe Foltz
Sullivan
Pat H. Holland
Centerville
W. P. Woode
L. B. Haggett
J. B. Taylor
Salt
Pocatello
Idaho
Holland
Salt Lake
Sherran Kills Brother in Sullen Home Tragedy
San Francisco police officer William Sheehan was shot and killed by his brother Thomas at their mother's home. Thomas waited for arrest and confessed, saying he quit his job and came home after an argument. The incident prompted immediate investigations by attending officers.
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San Francisco
William Sheehan
Thomas
Sheehan
Thomas Sheehan
German Beseler closes Warsaw University and Polytechnic
The Vossische Zeitung reports General Hans H. von Beseler, governor general in occupied Russia, has closed Warsaw university and the polytechnic institute after a student strike dating to May. Several students were arrested in a street disturbance but later released as the body proclaimed a sympathy strike over dignity and national honor.
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Niversity
Uertin
London
Vossische Zeitung
Hans H. von Beseler
Russia
Warsaw University
Polytechnic Institute
Industrial Workers Arrests Include Miss Flynn in Duluth Raid
Eighteen prisoners, all Industrial Workers of the World, faced Judge W H Smallwood in municipal court on vagrancy charges. Fifteen men and three women, including Gurley Flynn, were remanded with$100 bail. Flynn offered to post her own bail. She contends the ordinance is invalid and cites prior arrests in Paterson New Jersey New York City Missoula Mont Spokane and Philadelphia in similar cases.
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Duluth
W. H. Smallwood
Gurley Flynn
News
Lnto
MORE MINERS BACK TO WORK
A miners' meeting resumed after debates on dues payments and union buttons. The executive report urged returning transfer cards, countersigned checks, and vouched members receive buttons. A plan to issue 5000 "We are on strike" buttons was rejected. Another meeting scheduled for 2:30 p.m. at Finlander hall.
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Dan Shovlin
John Johnson
Bert Sullivan
Ed Bassett
Executive Committee
Dan Shevlin
Finlander Hall
King to Call Venizelos to Form a New Cabinet
Athens June 25 The Greek cabinet led by Alexander Zaimis has resigned. King Alexander will ask former premier Venizelos to form a new government after informing M Jonnart the French British and Russian high commissioner. Norway's waterfall power is estimated at 8 to 10 million horsepower, with development previously aided by foreign interests.
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King
Venizelos
Athens
Alexander Zaimis
Alexander
M. Jonnart
France
Great Britain
Russia
Pimier Venizelos
Norway
Cuticura Heals Infant Eczema Claim
A mother reports her three month old daughter suffered a severe eczema outbreak with red pimples and itching on the head. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the baby recovered. The note invites free samples by mailing a post card to Cuticura Dept H Boston.
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Moses Zimmerman
Cuticura
Dept. H
Boston
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Willi
Flurry" Sullivan
Rena Mooney
Emmet Seawell
F. F. Myers
Folsom Peni
Mooney
Sherran
National Guard
Washington
War Department
Ohio
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Mussouri
Alabama
Hawaii
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North Dakota
Hennessy’s
Miss Flynn
Spirit
Lake
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Panhandle Lumber Company
Idaho Panhandle
Philadelphia
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Louise E. Jones
New York
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