Army and Navy Strength Question Answered
Question asks for sizes of army and navy and number of battleships. Answer states army strength about 100000, with less than 90 percent in country and abroad. Navy listed as bitcoin org? unavailable. Mentions 03 battleships but exact figures missing and unclear.
Marion White Arts and Crafts Club Presents May 7 Show
The Marion White Arts and Crafts Club will stage nightly entertainment at the Empire on May 7. The program opens with a curtain-raiser tale titled Comprising Martha, followed by the main piece An Aristocrat. Cast includes Misa Peresa O'Donnell, Joseph Cass, Bertha Waisworth, C. Don Keys, Harold Lew, Govlon, Shige Konck, Tom Sullivan, Roger Lane, Edward Rule, Ralph Sipple, and many others with Miss Gertrude Ryan directing. The club’s popularity promises a large audience.
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Misa ‘Peresa O'Donnell
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Joseph Cas
Bertha Waisworth
Harold Lew
C. Govlon
Keyra
Shige Konck
Tom Sullivan
Roger Lane
Edward Rule
Ralph Sipple
Joseph Cassy
T. H. Degnan
Pearl Blair
Misa Marie Sultzer
Everett Peterson
Frank Ham
Bliss Mollie Tigan
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Minnie Penns
Bertha Walswaorth
Gertruie Ryan
di Pestor
Smoking charge shocks shop owner and jail release
Mrs Day 19 formerly Miss Alma Emich tied Day to a white slave case and was arrested with Detectives Patel and O'Donnell after a shop run by Tom Chee in 122 South Colorado Avenue. Chee, an aged Chinaman, faced conduct charge for the so called hop joint and was released on bond pending a pollen court hearing.
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Butte Mentor Lamb's Rise From Nebraska to Montana Politics
The article traces Lamb's early years as a young teacher in Nebraska and a lawyer in Ujscolt, moving to Montana where he built a legal practice in Butte. It details partnerships, roles as chief deputy and city attorney under multiple administrations, his political alignment as a free silver Democrat, involvement in the senator race, and eventual residence on Texas and Pe asta streets as the south side expanded.
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James Mealy
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Davies
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Janu Murrayuel
T. Z. Walker
Tig
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Lamb
Silver Bow
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Ted T. Walker
Will & Pleasant
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Butte Teachers Reapplies Under State Law Changes
Trustees discuss compliance with 1912 law, discharging all teachers and inviting reapplication. Most staff receive notices of non-renewal while the board plans to hire retained teachers through a teachers’ committee and a formal state‑mandated process. Investigators from outside Montana to audit the schools are expected soon.
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Wue Thowsa
Maury
Miyvecif
Lowe
Newner
Beacd
Hotte
Tos
Butte
Downer
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Snelleater
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Harrington
Charles R. Hopkins
William Tozen
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Way to Save Moncey with New Method Laundry
The dry wash of the New Method kiundry offers family washing and most ironing for 43 pecca per dollar. Independent phone 1150.
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Peters Dismissed Hearsay Evidence In Conspiracy Case
Byron Peters a former Dotto poles man was dismissed as a co defendant in a criminal conspiracy case after a profimary hearing in Justice Derane court. Layfield testified Peters proposed robbery of W C Wilton’s drug store at a gala time April 6. The court ruled accomplice evidence alone insufficient without corroboration and dismissed Peters and co defendants. Pleas of not guilty entered for Frank Poletti Angela Leonardi and Galsitic Michic on other charges. A near riot at the Dodger Mine Wednesday night led to a hearing set for May 4.
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al Kennedy
2A Lloyd
Liyfield
Ti Justice Conn
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Peters
Layfield
Frank Poletti
Angela Leonardi
Galsitic Michic
Baters Jautica Doran
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Legal actions resume in federal court today
Judge George M. Bournsifi will convene an adjourned February term this morning at 1 o clock. Cases include the Smiths of Wyndham on the Tet for Mann Act violations, several small criminal matters, IRS stamp destruction cases, about 12 civil filings, 25 law and motion motions, and a bootlegging case involving James Stitt on the Windhead reservation. Clerk Araul, and Asst. District Attorney S. C. Ford are in city for the term.
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George M. Bournsifi
Federal Court
William
Billy) Smith
Mare
Windhead
Iearg Araul
C. Ford
Dancing Tonight at Bis Surreas Pavilion Dance
Community notice for a Friday dance at the bis surreas pavilion, with a torn OCR fragment. Injuries in a Pennsylvania line cage incident on April 28 caused the death of Jerry Mahoney, a stallion inner, according to a coroner's jury verdict. Witnesses say Mahoney was operating a machine and fell between levels 7 and 800 feet, but collapsed after the cage reached the 1,140-foot level.
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Jerry Mahoney
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Dlenter
Annes
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