Drafting to Begin Next Week in State
Montana braces for compulsory service draft as volunteers exceed the quota by 200. Governor Stewart names in Butte and Silver Bow county the exemption boards to be chaired by Mayor Maloney, City Clerk Treacy, and Dr. W. R. Matthews. County officials and sheriffs designate local boards. exact quota and rules await Washington.
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Stewart
Butte
Silver Bow
Maloney
Treacy
W. R. Matthews
Coun
Breate
Coneint
Sheri Rourke
Sam Anderson
J. D. Freund
Montana
Treasure State
Silver Bow County
Washington
Finns in Butte Defend Respectability Against Wobblies
Attorney Alexander Alla reported in Butte that many Finns fear threats from dynamiters and thugs while asserting their wish to work. He noted over 100 Finnish men visited his office claiming they oppose I W W influence and seek to form a better class organization aligned with patriotic citizenship.
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Butte
Alexander Alla
Alla
Woman Seeks 1000 Damages Over Blasts at Harrisons Ave
Anna Klinck sues contractors John Kroffman and Louis Frank for damages to her property at 1824 Harrison Ave je alleging blasts during nearby excavation for a building caused a cracked bulged foundation wallpaper damage yard debris and ruined landscaping. She seeks 1000.
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Anna Klinck
John Kroffman
Louis Frank
Harrison Ave
Theosophical meeting tonight in Butte room 105 Lewisohn block
The Butte branch of the Theosophical Society will meet tonight at 7:45 in room 105 Lewisohn block. A special program will be given with musical numbers, an address by H. P. Sharpe, refreshments served, and a general invitation extended to the public.
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Butte
Theosophical Society
Lewisohn Block
Friends of the Society
H. P Sharpe
Table Damask Prices From 10 to 72 Inches
Readable listings show 10 inch through 72 inch all linen table damask offered at various quality levels and yard prices. Values range from $2.00 to $3.00 per yard depending on size and quality.
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Eat
Antoras
Abe
Woman fined for insulting a passerby on street
Justice Ormsby ruled it offense to stop a woman on streets at 4 am and ask for a match. Mrs Johnson testified her husband came home drunk. Sam Small allegedly made the remark and was jailed and fined five dollars for insulting a woman on the street.
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Justice Ormsby
C. Johnson
Sam Small
Small
Heavy fighting between Italians and Austrians in Trentino
Rome reports Austrian troops are making desperate efforts to recapture positions recently taken by Italians in the Monte Tremol sector. Attacks continued since last night with Italian counter offensives. In Omaha, officials of Protective are involved in a separate matter as of June 26.
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Rome
Monte the Trentino
Labor leaders urged to oppose Omaha cantonment camp
The telegram to Secretary of Labor and Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, urged opposition to placing a cantonment camp at Omaha due to labor troubles disrupting building and related industries locally.
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Ciation
Secretary of Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Omaha
Sinking of Volette and Gothia Reported
A Central News dispatch from Copenhagen says the Norwegian steamship Volette was sunk by a German submarine. Fifteen aboard, including five women, were rescued and the rest perished. The Swedish steamship Gothia also sank with four men and two women missing. Eureka California reports a strong earthquake at 5 00 am with no damage noted.
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Norway
London
Volette
Copenhagen
Gothia
Eureka
Cal
Judge McClernan to take rest leave from district court
Judge John B. McClernan of District Court Department II plans a coast retreat with his family to rest and recover from bronchial trouble and stress. Doctors advised bed rest. he cannot yet resume duties. A few weeks of rest is hoped to restore his bench vigor. Also: New York Federal Reserve received treasury guidance to distribute between 0,000,000 and 1,000,000 among banks for Liberty Loan subscriptions.
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John B. McClernan
Department II
District Court
Pacific Coast
McClernan
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Trearsy Oe Fay
Monte Howan
Argely
Federal Reserve
Britain forms dept to fix food prices
London June 26 reports the new food controller Haron Rhondda announces a department to obtain accurate figures on food costs. The aim is to enable the controller to stabilize prices and curb inflation as the government acts to fix costs.
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London
Haron Rhondda
Woman Linked to Noted Paris Murder Marries British Lord
Mme de Zeignac, later identified as Mme Steinheil famed for a Paris murder trial, wed Lord Addinger in a Wesleyan church at Roupell Park London on June 26. Congratulatory messages poured in from Parisians and local neighbors. The Steinheil case involved the murders of her husband, an artist, and her stepmother, with her acquittal following testimony that masked assailants committed the crime.
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London
Mme. de Zeignac
Roupell Park
Lord Ad- Dinger
Mme. de Zelgnac
Mme. Steinheil
Paris
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Philip I. Trolin
E. J. Schubert
Webster Lode
LG Carroll
Chris Wold
South Hall
Gilman
Mac
Tea York
Noyes & Upton
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Montana Auto and Garage Company
John Kiernan
Maggie Kiernan
Mary E. Tuttle
Mary Cas
Grand @dition
Margaret Vollmer
Grand Avenue
Mary Carey
Daly Bank and ‘Trust Company
Les Fasel
Butte-Montana
Northton
Neal Reed
Daly
Jeremiah Hanley
Reimel
Sliver Bow Park
My ‘Miners’ Savings Bank and ‘Trusty
L. G. Carroll
Ghatt
Brock
Gulman Adai
Th Park
Boulder Wet Springs
Seve
Ween
Bacmo
Newport
Perrin
Kayser
Protective Also
Art
China
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