New Administration Takes Hold of City Butte
The new administration in Butte, led by Mayor Maloney, was sworn in after oath ceremonies at the city clerk's office. The council held its first meeting. Maloney outlined plans for audits, fiscal reform, licensure, and tighter city controls to modernize administration and protect taxpayers.
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Maloney
The
Eagles
Butte
Lane
Misa Esther Cantlon
Lavelle
Adsentees
Connors and
Foltz
Rutte
Certified Public Accountants
Montana
Gueyccratic Committee
Democratic Demgc
OUF
Pitens
Democratic Party
MT Trust
City Attorrney
George D. Toole
City Attornney
Tom Longs
John Andrews
Anna McDonald
Charles H. Treacy
John J. Vines
Thomas Courtney
Arthur Copley
City
hail—Delia Skelinger
Emmet Grifin
Peter ‘Tom
Catherine, Brooks
Marie Harvey
C. W. Matthews
Health Department
Elizabeth A. Harrington
L. T. Ruhie
John Reardon
Tim Driscoll
Ofice
Civie
Abe Cohen
Butterrie
Cohen
Maccabees Women Rally Highlights From Port Huron Event
Mrs. Alice B. Locke of Port Huron led a rally for the Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees before about 400 attendees in Butte. She cited growth to 200,000 members and $10,000,000 in reserves, plus $14,000,000 in benefits paid. Dr. A C Knight warned of trials ahead as postwar reconstruction sought universal brotherhood, while Miss Redi Duff and the glee club provided musical interludes. A drill team from Anaconda won the delegation prize with a perfect score.
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Alice B. Locke
Port Huron
Mich
The
Locke
Fife
Michigan
A.C. Knight
Maccabees
Garden of
Getheseman
Universal Brotherhood
Veterans Sons Drill Conducted at Courthouse Basement
Thirty Sons of Veterans took part in a Monday night drill conducted by Drillmaster Boyle and Fuquay in the courthouse basement. Others eligible to join appeared to participate as the group holds weekly drills and invites friends to attend followed by business meetings on Wednesdays.
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Sons of Veterans
Boyle and
Fuquay
Ganization
Nine Regiments to Go to France Advances in Military Training
The article discusses nine regiments forming for service in France, focusing on railway engineering and first-class talent. It notes rapid planning and increased training, with American and French collaboration urged by officials, as the first engineer regiment prepares to arrive in France, while a separate note mentions a meeting of the Women’s Council in Hennesay’s store and spring hints.
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Tomor
France
Women's Council
Women’s of Hennesay
Testimony begins for complainants in mining patent case
The trial opens with Chapman stating that using the Minerals Separation process consumes little oil per ton. James McHyde testifies on relations with Rutte Superior and contracts, while Sadler and others discuss prior art. The defense presents John Allot of Minerals Separation, Trace, and others outlining licenses and licenses' scope. Witnesses describe processes at several plants and the limited oil usage, with Atwater remaining on stand as the section closes.
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Witnens
Burd Bae peFlor Company
Hyde
Atwater
Farmerettes don overalls to aid food supply
The piece notes women, including those not raised as farmerettes, will wear overall outfits or bloomers to demonstrate value in potato digging and soil work. It cites a national dress movement supported by the Girls' Latin School Boston and President Wilson, with women nationwide adopting white middy blouses, naval hats, blue bloomers or skirts, and red ties to show preparedness.
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Girls’ Latin School
Boston
Wilson
Atlantic
Pacific
Conspiracy Charges Amid Pittsburg Life Insurance Wreck
Warrant arrests were sworn for three men connected to a $24,000,000 life insurance scheme tied to the Pittsburg Life and Trust wreck. Officials say the men, including F A Wallet and J A Nicholle, face conspiracy to defraud charges. More than 300,000 people in the United States wear glass eyes.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Life and ‘Trust
Morace
Mt .Pennsylvania
FA. Walle Tual Life Insural
J A_Nicholle
New York
Silver Threads and Gray in Hair Adclaims
An advertisement touts a hair dye system named Silver Threads and Gray in Hair. It promises natural gray coverage and glossy results with a money back guarantee. The copy cites use by women, with claims of safety and satisfaction, and lists fake brand names and mail offers.
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America
Siniig
Purhoee
Attsmity Drug Co
Ikia
Newire Drag Co
Butte
Sondtarog
Hesal Brau
Memphis
Ty Quan
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Elvics
Thut
Robert Freudenstein
J. A. Montgomery
Boyle
John Harrington
William Attridge
John Dutt
Jerry Sullivan
Thomas McGarry
James Sheehan
City Corral
John Faris
Nick Hughes
Edward Kane
Department of Public Works
Homer Townsend
W. H. Ellis
F. T. Buck
Mies
Jessie” Rosow
George McPherson
John Balmforth
J. C. Roberts
Frank Gallagher
R. O'Brien
William O'Leary
Fred Lynch
James _‘T. Finlen
William Meyer
E. Kt. McLaughlin
Paul O'Gorman
Ed Hocking
Tom Duffy
Anne Ward
Helena Mooney
Sullivan
Selfridge
Hanratty
Fredensten
Connors
Cavanaugh
Hardcastle
Freudenstein
Woods
Swanson
Hollan Swanson
Maloney, Corry
Wardcastle
Cunningham
Hageman
Fletcher
Holland, Foltz and
Corry
Police
Fletcher, Cavanaugh
Holland
Connors Cunningham
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BY Briggs
Deoyrigh
Supreme Command
Gethsays
Ane Aemane
A.C. Ku ‘Aconda
Gertrude HL. Preston
T. Rt. Kelly
Re Autos
Oncur Sodastrum
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Delaware Avenue
REY Veterans’ Sons
Chapman
Minerals Separation Company
Aler
Horlick
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