Red Cross Home Service Aids Veterans and Families
The local Red Cross home relief unit, led by Miss Jeannette Ezekiels since 1917, reports aiding nearly 2,800 cases and spending about $25,000 on soldier and family relief. It highlights help with bonuses, disability compensation, employment, hospital costs, vocational training, and swift actions like sending a sailor home to comfort a gravely ill mother, while urging soldiers to seek information and assistance without fees.
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Ezekiels
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Butte High Girls Scholarship Open To Applicants
The College club announces the Claribel Leggat Couse four year scholarship at the University of Montana. It is open to any girl graduate of Butte High School from this year’s graduating class. A meeting will be held Thursday at 3 15 PM in Class Room A at Butte High School for interested parties to learn details and ask questions. Members will be present to explain the award process.
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Clay Leggat Couse
College Club
University of Montana
Claribel Leggat Couse
D. Shi
Butte High School
Guerra Trial Begins in Lynch Court Today
David Guerra a Mexican, accused of shooting and killing James Murphy last month at Silver Bow, faces murder charges in Judge Lynch's court. County Attorney Jackson and Chief Deputy Rotering prosecute, Att orney Mose Cohen defends Guerra. dispute over events at the Oregon Short Line bunkhouse near Silver Bow.
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James Murphy
Silver Bow
Lynch
Jackson
Roteringill
Mose Cohen
Uerra
Murphy
Guerra
Intervene granted in ring ownership suit
Judge Lamb ordered Marie Cady to intervene in the case Frances Kurtz vs Justice L A Buckley over ownership of a valuable diamond ring. Kurtz claims ownership after a ring like hers was taken. Cady seeks resolution by district court or jury. Also discussed: Myrtle versus Henry Kleber cruelty case and an Ad Club meeting at Butte Grill with Albert Clark as speaker.
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Henry I. Kleber
AD Club
Butte Adlub
Butte Grill
Albert Clark
Tom Davis
Butte Rotary Club
Rotary
National conference opens to protest lynching
New York May 5 The national conference on lynching opened with representatives from most states to voice protest against mob violence and executions of Black people without trials. Alabama Governor O Neal condemned mob rule calling America by far the most barbaric. Gen Sherburne praised Black soldiers. James Weldon Johnson noted the harmful impression of southern lynchings.
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United States
Medill Mecmick
O'Neal
Alabama
America
John H. Sherburne
167Th Field Artillery Brigade
James Weldon Jotary
Aspirin Safety Warns Against Counterfeit Bayer Tablets
A warning urges purchasers to demand the Bayer packaged aspirin with the Bayer Cross on both box and tablets to ensure genuineness. The ad cites a Brooklyn case where a counterfeit talcum powder sold as aspirin led to prison for the culprit. It notes Bayer aspirin treats headaches, earaches, neuritis, cold symptoms, and general pain, sold in boxes of 13 or bottles of 24, at low prices, under the Bayer trademark.
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Amerie
Ottien
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Slonoaceticuchdester
Assault on women prompts surge in indictments in New York
The article notes that in one year there were more indictments for assault on women in New York than lynchings of Black people nationwide in the past five years. The statement highlights a stark contrast in criminal justice and racial violence within the period.
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York
Pear Officers Murdered in Patrol Pursuit
A large posse hunted for Sheriff Joseph Tolbert and Deputy James E Stabled John McDonald of Lafayette County after they left Marshall for Kansas City with three suspects in a bloodstained car. Three pairs of handcuffs were found on the road, and authorities fear the officers were murdered and their bodies hidden.
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Joseph
Cienfuegos Cuba A City On A Well Protected Harbor
Cienfuegos ranks as Cuba’s second largest city with about 48 000 residents in the city and over 95 000 in the municipal district. It sits on a superb landlocked harbor with a 45 mile coastline. Government data show New York has more than one million people who do not speak English.
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Cuba
New York
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