Mary MacLane Reappears With New Book I Mary McLane
The Hardin Tribune reports Butte author Mary MacLane has a new book titled I Mary McLane. It follows her early fame from Story of Mary MacLane and notes her return to Butte life, with readings promised for tired businessmen and a public reception that once galvanized society.
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Mary MacLane
Butte
Hardin Tribune
Mary
Mary McLane
Venustiano Carranza
Sidles
Royaalties
W. A. Clark
Jack Monroe
Benny
G. Harry Lehr
New Silk Gloves For Women From Kayser Makers
New gloves for women and misses in a complete stock from Kayser and other famous makers. Includes two clasp anodels in white black and prismatic shades. Prices range from 65e to 1.50 in.
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Kayser
Pri
Special . . vor ARFS Of fine white cotton
Special item listing notes a fine white cotton type and a 35 cent bed with unspecified details in the fragment.
Mary withdraws from public life after gambling loss
Mary, who disliked the spotlight, travels to Thermopolis and bets heavily on a fight. She loses the money, suffers a nagging regret, and retires from journalism and public life, ending her active career.
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Mary
Dublin
Thermopolis
Fatal Shot Fallout in Salt Lake City Horse Deal
Alfred Woolward, 24, died here early today from a rifle shot fired by his father. He will be charged with first degree murder. The dispute over a horse deal is cited as the cause of the tragedy.
Old mule to rise as farming workhorse amid stock shortage
Minneapolis buyer Peter Hogan notes a mule shortage in the United States as wartime demand increases. With about 4,000,000 horses and few idle in a nation about to work farms harder, mules are expected to come into their own for Allied and U S war needs.
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United States
Peter Hogan
Minneapolis
Butte
War Department
Missouri
Wife saves life by pleading for kiddies
Mrs Basil Babcock of 1044 Missouri avenue faced her estranged husband Basil Babcock who aimed a gun at her. She reasoned with him and the weapon was set aside. He was found guilty of failure to provide for two minor children and a divorce action is pending. A warrant for first degree assault was issued.
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Basil Babcock
Missouri Avenue
Babcock
Chidren
Butte
Daylight Saving Plan Backed by Butte Chamber
A letter to Charles Austin of the Butte Chamber urges indefinite endorsement of moving clocks forward one hour across all time zones. The chamber asks Senator Robinson to press the daylight proposal through to success citing benefits to industry and agriculture.
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Charles Austin
Butte Chamber of ‘Commerce
Robinson
Senate
Lfe
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
German Prisoner Transfer Proposal Involves United States
Washington on May 3 reports a resolution by Senator Hale of Maine to transfer German war prisoners to the United States from England and France. The measure seeks a $1,000,000 appropriation to cover the operation and relieve feeding burdens in the allied countries.
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Washington
England
France
Hale
Maine
Foreign Relations Committee
Benetol Works Fast for Wound Germ Protection
Workmen keep Benetol on hand for emergencies. Treat cuts burns bites and scratches quickly to kill germs and prevent infection. The product is promoted as a cure against infection with emphasis on germs and healing benefits.
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