Women of Butte Rally to Boost Red Cross Funds
The Pantages theater donates its house and services to Red Cross fundraising. Manager Phil Levy, the troupe, and local women push for higher contributions with daily performances. Every cent from admissions goes to the Red Cross fund as they invite all to attend and bring families.
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Levy
Pantages
Red Cross Fund
Butte
Red Cross
Wla
Broadway
Gascoigne
Professors Thwart Apparent German Spy at UC Lab
Berkeley June 26 two university professors blocked a German spy from stealing government secrets at the University of California chemistry building. The man fled after a scuffle, dropping blueprints for war department apparatus. Soldiers surrounded buildings housing sensitive research as investigations continue.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Joel H. Hildebrand
War Department
American Government to Announce Disposal of Forces
Financial Secretary of War Williams stated that the American government will doubtless issue a suitable announcement regarding the disposal of their forces when it considers it opportune.
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Iams Forster
Oakland Detective Seizes Seditious Leaflets Distribution Link
Oakland California June 26 J H Lang an electrician and machinist was turned over to federal authorities for distributing seditious literature traced to Alex ander Berkman of New York Police traced pamphlets to Lang and Berkman instructed him to forward funds to New York for anti draft propaganda
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Oakland
Cal
Alexander Berkman
New York
J. H. Lang
Lang
Peterson
Berkman
British naval aircraft fight ten German planes over Flanders
London reports three British naval airplanes engaged ten enemy machines near Roulers on Monday. After a 16 minute patrol one German aircraft was shot down in flames, two more were believed driven down out of control, while the British returned safely amid clouds.
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London
Flanders
Roulers
Judge cites man in contempt for unpaid alimony
Judge Lynch issued a citation on C L Miller to appear and show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failing to pay $200 alimony for May and June to Mary Marconnot Miller. Mrs Miller sought court to compel payment of $25 attorney fees, but the judge ruled he lacked authority after divorce and alimony were adjudicated.
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Miller
Arthur Brisbane Buys Out Washington Times
Arthur Brisbane the New York editor has bought Frank A Munsey's Washington Times. The purchase was individual and not including the trust company or the Times building. The price was not disclosed.
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Arthur Brisbane
Washington ‘Times
Washington
New York
Frank A. Munsey
Wilton J. Lambert
The
Times
Suppressed suffrage parade arrests at White House
Washington reports two failed suffrage marches near the White House as police dispersed the protest. Nine women were taken to headquarters, including Hazel Hawkins of Billings Montana Mabel Vernon of Reno Nevada and Vivian Pierce of San Diego California. A hydroglide boat design by two Kentucky men is described, noting its glide setup and 30 mph speed with a high propeller RPM.
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Washington
White House
Hazel Hawkins
Billings
Mont
Mabel
Vernon
Reno
Nev
Vivian Pierce
San Diego
Cal
Serviee
War Department Suspends Cannon Salutes for Dignitaries
Washington June 26 The War Department ordered suspension during the War of all cannon salutes to visiting dignitaries at army posts fortifications or encampments. Athletic contests except international meets have been suspended at remains unclear due to clipping.
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Washington
War Department
Fireproof Manuscript: Asbestos Paper Stands Fire for Hours
Document test shows paper made from asbestos fiber and inks from iron and cobalt nitrates withstanding two hours of red heat, and remaining intact until ten hours of intense heat. Researchers expect future work to yield a practically indestructible paper and ink by fire.
Warning of fake Red Cross solicitor warning citizens
Report warns residents about unauthorised fund collectors for the Red Cross. Campaign manager Eugene Carrell says Red Cross solicitation has largely ceased. donations should go to known local treasurer A. J. Davis at First National Bank. Also notes Mississippi River steam traffic, 4000 vessels, and a IT congressional act funding 22 acetylene gas lantern lighthouses on the river below New Orleans.
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Red Cross
Eugene Careroll
A. J. Davis
First National Bank
New Orleans
Congress
Mississippi River
Great Cotton Port
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