Powder River Let 'er Buck Battle Cry in War Lore
Powder river cry from Eastern Montana cowpunchers became the Ninety- first division battle slogan during World War I. Originating with Second Montana National Guard, it spread from Helena's legislature and Miles City football to Camp Lewis and San Francisco, marking enduring frontier imagery in American military history.
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Powder River
Montana
National Guard
National Army
Camp Lewis
Wyoming
Montana Line
Graham
Helena
Legislative Assembly
Cow Country
Assembly
Placer Hotel
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State University
Miles City
More Butte Boys Due To Return Home Soon
Army and Navy association reports several Butte servicemen from the Ninety first division will soon be discharged and come home. Included are four former Butte High School athletes Rimmett L Dee Water C Freshman James R Coughlin Joseph and others. Dee was noted for football and other sports.
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Navy
Butte
Butte High School
Rimmett
L. Dee
South
Colorado Street
Water C
Wasington Street
James R._ Coughl
East
Joseph
Utah Avenue
Dee
The Pest starts at Ansonia today
The Pest starring Mabel Normand opens at the Ansonia theater today in Butte. The comedy is described as delightful, with touches of pathos and an engaging plot, promising plenty of fun and lively escapades from the popular comedienne.
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Ansonia Theater
Mabel Normand
Butte
Comedienne
AML Band at Broadway Tonight in Benefit Concert
The Anaconda Copper Mines band with guest artists performs at Broadway theater tonight for Woodmen of the World 153 Wood Camp. Director Sam Treloar curates a full program including La Gioconda selections, Toreador Love Song, Highland Fling, Valse de Concert, Rakoczy Overture, Minnetonka Waters, The Warrior's Return, and The Star Spangled Banner with soloists Montana Grant Edward Davis and others.
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Anaconda
Hardcastle
Coushious
Edward A. Davis
Arlington’ Labt
Miss ‘Montana Grant
Edleanor Simmons
Mr. Laity
Braden
Blakes Flee
Qverture
Keler-Rela
Europe
Second degree assault verdict in Alaska case near Butte
A jury found George Maglica guilty of second degree assault on Albin Serobonia on Oct 4. The panel fixed a prison term of two and a half to five years. Maglica, known to the Serobonias from Alaska, had stayed with them in Butte. He fled after leaving their home, and warned he would kill them if armed. On Oct 4 he attacked Serobonia at their fence, grappling on the ground before Maglica shot Serobonia in the left arm.
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George Maglica
Albin Scrobonia
Sen
Serowity
Alaska
Butte
Serobonia
Magica
Maglica
Merchants To Add Luxury Taxes Today
Federal official explains new luxury taxes start today. Merchants will add the tax to sale price, collect from buyers, and remit monthly to the government. The measure, aimed at certain goods, will mostly affect business houses and manufacturing items.
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Fennimore
Internal Revenue Department
Federal
Splendid New Victor Records Review of Opera and Cortot Debut
A vivid note on Victor records featuring Samson and Dalila with Homer and Journet, praising vocal blend and dramatic delivery. Also highlights Alfred Cortot's Victor debut of Saint-Saens Waste Etude, lauding French style and precise piano artistry. Mentions Clavelitos and Rembrandt-esque song offerings, noting language alignment and expressive singing.
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Samson
Dalila
Carusso
Homer
Journet
Dallia
Alfred Cortot
Saint-Swen
Cortot
Mw Hman
Pi Mt
Remubert
Auisite
Bhubert
Music and storage of Victrola tunes entice listeners
A fragment discusses popular songs and a violin duet, praising the Victrola as a means to enjoy the season’s music. It highlights Henry Burr’s recordings and the enduring appeal of tender waltzes, urging readers to visit a Victor dealer to hear selections of the month.
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Billiott Shaw
Henry Burr
Victor
Encourage Men to Keep Up Insurance During Transition
Washington April 30 Soldiers and sailors government insurance will continue automatically for one month after the end of the month in which a man is discharged even if premiums are not paid. Henry D. Linds director of the war risk Insurance bureau announced. A lapsed policy will be reinstated if application is made within six months.
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Washington
Henry D. Linds
War Rink Insurance Biseau
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Minnetonka
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Harold" Berry
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Weinberg’s
Fifth Avenue
New York
Dolmans
Just
Bolivia
Splendid New Victor Records
Rialto
Columbia Gardens
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