Brinton Tours Nation To Visit His Sons
C. P. Brinton, 21 years with the street railway track department, returns from a three month leave visiting his sons across the country. From Butte he goes to Haxter Springs to see Owen F. Brinton, mine manager at the Admiralty Zinc Co. in Douthat. then on to Pittsburg to see Charles Brinton, assistant superintendent at Westinghouse plant. In Washington he meets Lt. Benjamin Brinton at Camp Meade, then travels to Camp Lewis at American Lake to visit First Lt. Wilmer Brinton in command of transport for the camp. The trip highlights a busy tour among family and government service locations.
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C. P. Brinton
Street Railway
Butte
Brinton
Haxter Springs
Kan
Owen F. Brinton
Admiralty
Zinc
Douthat
Oklo
Pittsburg
Charles
Charles Brinton
Westinghouse
Washington, D.C
Benjamin
Camp Meade
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Wash
Camp
Wilmer
Mine workers start July hours at multiple plants
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company outlines July start times for several mines and shops. Entries show daily schedules in shifts from early morning to evening, including locations such as Anaconda, Belmont, Diamond, High Ore, Moonlight, Silver Bow, Berkeley, and others. Some lines list specific hours like 6 am to 6 pm, 7 am to 5 pm, and variations for shops and depots.
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Anaconda Copper Min KK Company
Anaconda
Original
Stewart
Moonlight
Poulin
Tramway
Silver Bow
A. Mn
Berkeley
Ta. m
Gray Rock
Mountain View
USA
Fast Colusa
Badger State Pilot
Tropic
Nettie
Emma
Lexington
Alice
Putte “Mines” Machinery Shop
Dem
M. Leonard’ Machinery Shop
Insane Patients Visit Butte In State Hospital Car
Two inmates from the state insane asylum arrived by automobile and stopped at city hall. One entered the police station asking to stay the night. An officer offered the best bed, and a Warm Springs guard later escorted them home. The men were not deemed dangerous and had borrowed a car for the trip.
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Arm Springs
Warm Springs
Butte
Davis Becomes Partner in Phillips Toy Firm
C. Davis, a 12 year veteran of the Symons company toy department, resigns to join Sid Phillips as secretary at the Hutte Specialty camp. The Rialto offices will house the new operation as Davis represents eastern manufacturers and M. Sellers Co. of Portland, a major toy jobber. Davis’ Symons colleagues express regret.
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C. Davis
Symons
Secre F
Hutte
Rialto ‘Butt
Sid Phillips
M. Sellers’ & Co
Portland
Chicago
Mr. Davis
Horoscope for Sunday June 80 1918 War and change loom
The horoscope warns Mars Neptune and Jupiter adverse while Venus is favorable. War operations appear menacing with potential naval engagements and fighting on shores. July brings financial anxiety and possible extraordinary expenditures, with tensions among navy police and government workers. Changes in living, fashion, and peace overtures loom as the year unfolds.
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Mars
Nepto
Saturn
Venus
United States
Switzerland
McClure
Woman sues city for damages after sidewalk fall
Lulu Neilson filed suit against the city of Butte seeking ten thousand dollars in damages plus one hundred fifty dollars for medical services and loss of time after she fell on a defective sidewalk at 627 West Woolman Street on January 20 and broke her left wrist.
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Pall
Lulu Neilson
Butte
West Woolman Street
Bravery of Albert Hageltine Highlighted in AP Dispatch
Albert Hageltine, 23, cited by Associated Press for bravery with American forces in France after transferring from Camp Lewis. His father recalls a skilled marksman with a long love of machinery and guns, trained in his youth at home. The article also mentions Naval Scouts drills at the city hall and patriotic garment drives organized by the Woman's Patriotic Association.
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Ville
L.S. Hazeltine
Abbert
Associated Press
France
Albert
Trage
Contingent Arrives at Lewis Cantonment
The Butte contingent that departed Thursday night reached Camp Lewis yesterday with telegrams from De Paul captured by local authorities. Five men were arrested by federal officers on the train in Tacoma for interfering with a soldier train. They were not part of the contingent, but were beating their way to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Camp Lewis
de Paull
Tacoma
Butte Young Man to Work in Shipyards
William T. Griffiths, former employee of the Butte & Superior Mining company, left for Seattle to enter government shipyards and apply his carpentry skills to the national service. Mrs. Griffiths and their daughter will join him in Seattle after visiting relatives on Vashon Island. The Niseler residence at West Broadway, built in 1890 by James P. Forbin and copied by Joseph Clark, was sold to Dr. Lehmidt and will become a private hospital and sanitarium after August 1.
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Wiliam T. Griffiths
Butte & Superior Mining ‘Company
Seattle
Theovernment Shipyards
Assersume
West Broadway
Niseler
J. H Hellbronner & Co
Lehmidt
James PF. Forbin
Joseph Clark
W. A. Clark
War Risk Allotments Explained to Husky Troops at Camp Lewis
Camp Lewis reports a major change in war risk allotments effective Monday. Non-commissioned officers will receive the full allotment benefit, matching privates, increasing monthly pay by several dollars. Previously all enlisted men must allot a portion of pay. under the new plan NCOs need only allot 13 dollars to secure the governments 15 dollar contribution. Additionally, a National Sheep and Wool bureau bulletin warns most raw wool stock and future imports will be earmarked for military use by about June 20, 1920, though civilian cloth stocks remain adequate.
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Camp Lewis
War Department
Chicago
National Sheep and Wool Bureau Today
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Rachel Johnson
Cuticura
Dubois
Idaho
Bonino’s
East Park
National War Gardenation
Washington
Davis
Phillips Firm
Georgette
Walker
Chambray
Jay
Mildred Louise
Chilaren
Madras
Albert Hazeltine
Utah Avenue
Army
George
Cisco
Mar~ UN
Naval Scouts
W. J. White
Eac
Woman's Patriotic ‘Association
Lewis Cantonment
Osborne
Avgarien
Fairy Land
Tom
E. W. Becker
Lowell Avenue
Poplin
Rep
Joys
Angine
Whal
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