Kidneys Urge Attention Warners Remedy Promises Help
Between forty and sixty the body undergoes kidney changes causing back pain fatigue and waste buildup. Warners Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy is advertised to restore kidney function and aid liver condition with a testimonial from Mrs. W. P. Brabham. Available from druggists for a dollar with a free sample offer from the Warner’s Safe Remedies Co. Dept. 362 Rochester Nova.
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Warner
Mra W. P. Brabham
Govern
S.C
Warners
Warners Sate Remedies Co. Dept
Rochester
Nova Advt
Whiskey production hits record in fiscal year said to end June 30
Washington reports 7.6 million gallons of whiskey produced so far this fiscal year, with total gain estimated at 10.8 million gallons. Beer output declines by about 60 million gallons year over year, while cigars cigarettes and tobacco show a sharp rise. Tax collections through March 31 rise about 5 million dollars.
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Washington
United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
Alaska Engineers to hire five thousand this summer
Seattle May 12 John A Moffatt commissioner of the department of labor reports five thousand men will be employed by the Alaska engineering commission this summer for the Anchorage division of the United States railroad. Many workers are already in Alaska and Anchorare has 4090 feet of labor, with half employed by the commission.
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Seattle
Wash
John A. Moffatt
Department of Labor
Anchorage
United States Railroad
Alaska Enggineering Commission
Alaska
Anchorare
Commission
Representative Bennet Resolution On Samuel Schwartz Case
The House adopted Representative Bennet's resolution from the foreign affairs committee asking President Wilson to report steps taken to secure the release of Samuel Schwartz of New York City, a naturalized citizen, who has been held in a British jail for a year as a suspect of unjust detention.
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Samuel Schwartz
Washington
Bennet
Wilson
House
New York City
Peace groups seek mediation for war end plan
May 18 New York a conference of the American branch of the Organization for Durable Peace was called to meet Tuesday to consider an appeal from the Netherlands anti war council. It cables to the United States urging President Wilson to promote a conference of neutral nations to offer mediation.
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New York
Rar Organization For Durable Peace
Movement to form state Young Men's leagues approved
New York May 13. William F. McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, approved a movement to form organizations similar to the local Young Men's Democratic league in every state for the coming presidential campaign. ON THE ROAD TO BOLIVIA. The American mission, which had been visiting Peru, departed today for Mollendo en route to Bolivia.
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Young Men's Leagues
New York
Young Men's Democratic League
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Bolivia
Peru
Mollendo
Brown Wit Is Wanted Badly In Multiple Cases
Authorities puzzle over whether M. E. Brown who passed a $2 bad check on Leo Yerian is the same M. L. Brown wanted in Libby Livingston and Kalispell for related offenses. Checks for various amounts were cashed by trusting businessmen in several cities totaling over 200. Meantime Silver Bow justice cases proceed with Jack McCaudsiin charged with carrying concealed weapons after a drunken shootout. John Nance, found with a knife, is accused of assaulting William Scott at the Oxford hotel. Justice Doran suspends a six month sentence in a separate assault case. Dan Kuga faces trial for assaulting Rade Uzetla after a Meaderville saloon fight early Sunday.
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M. E. Brown
Leo Yerian
M. L. Brown
Libby
Livingston
Kalispell
Otcers
Brown
Justice Courts
Silver Bow County
Jack McCaudsiin
Cap Ime
Ernest Davia
John Nance
William Scott
Oxford
Doran
Little
Dan Kuga
Buckley
Rade Uzetla
Nic Teged ‘Kuga
Meaderville
Benefit concert aids afflicted man to return home
The Modern Woodmen of America plan a Thursday night concert at the Auditorium to raise funds for Joseph Tressider to travel to England where his wife and three children await. Failing eyesight has left him partially blind, hindering work. The Anaconda Copper Mines band and Stevens Glee Club join, with Betty Sarchet as soloist and Allen Mills as accompanist among other performers.
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Woodmen of
America
Joseph Tressider
England
Anaconda
Stevens Glee Club
Betty Sarchet
Anna Miller
Alphonse Chapplus
Sullivan seeks third trial in Matoole domestic services suit
In Judge Donlan's department a jury awarded Mrs. Matoole $1,180 against Jerry Sullivan for room and board and meals. Sullivan seeks another trial, pressing for a third jury. Judge Law heard arguments from Louis A. Fliven for Matoole and Peter Breen for Sullivan and will rule after consideration.
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Law
Donlan
Anna Matoole
Jerry Sullivan
Gav Mra
Change in Child's Bank Costs Taylor His Roll
Ernest Kidd is held by the Butte police for investigation after the loss of $50 by Robert Tay. Taylor reportedly took the money from a purse to put change in a child's bank at a boarding house, the roll dropped and vanished. Kidd, a boarding house worker, allegedly spent money yesterday on clothing and saloons.
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Ernest Kidd
Butte
Robert Tay
Taylor
Tms
Kidd
Frank Robida Dies After Illness at Home in Montana
Frank Robida a Montana resident for 28 years died at his home 1822 Madison Street after a two week illness He worked at the Tramway mine and belonged to the Modern Woodmen and St Jean Baptiste society He is survived by his wife five children and a brother in Minnesota Funeral notices call Pioneer council 1080 K and L attended by late brother J W Ganzler at 2011 Nevada Avenue Sunday May 13
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Frank Ropida
Frank Robida
Montana
Madison Street
Modern Woodmen
St. Jean” Baptiste Society
Minnesota
Pioneer Council
L. of
J. W. Ganzler
Nevada Avenue
Race crash leaves rider dragged to roadside post
In a collision a rider was struck against a post and dragged a distance before his foot freed from the stirrup. Ted Todd of Ruby, Laurin, Guy Higgins and Mrs Town accompany the injured man in an automobile race to Butte.
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Ted Todd
Ruby
Wo IV Bomb
Laurin
Guy Higgins
Mra Town
Butte
Two Women Held After Alleged Diamond Theft
Jennie White and Rosie Penhart residents of a Butte district were arrested by police on charges of receiving through the mail a package of diamonds and gems stolen in Kansas City. The gems were traced to Butte and the women are jailed awaiting return to Kansas City. Police say White received the gems and Penhart was connected with the crime.
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Jennie White
Rosie Penhart
Buttes
Kansas City
Butte
Cine Monde
Rosie Pentall
Change in Theater Ownership At Meaderville Empire
Joseph Kozan, former owner and conductor of the Mission theater in Meaderville, has purchased a half interest in the leasehold and property owned by Spellman & Steinmetz of the Empire theater. Mr Steinmetz retires and Kozan becomes an active worker in the firm and in Empire management.
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Joseph Kozan
Mission Theater
Meaderville
Spellman & Steinmetz
Empire Theater
Steinmetz
Kozan
Frm
The
Empire
Butte Tiederkrang Presents Final Concert Of Season
A program of annual length and merit will be given this evening by the Butte Tiederkrang at German hall. The program will include many chorus songs solos and instrumental selections. This will be the last concert of the season.
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Butte Tiederkrang
German Hall
Merkle Return From New York Business Trip
Mr and Mrs Horace Merkle returned yesterday from New York where they spent two weeks. Mr Merkle was called to the metropolis by business connected with the late agency of the Prudential Lite Insurance company.
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Monace Merkle
Horace Merkle
New York
Carroll Heads Board at Butte Library Meeting
At the Butte public library board gathering last night, Huh Carroll was elected president and Mrs Julia Th Rogers was named vice president as the organization was perfected. Washington May 18 forecasts from the weather bureau promise generally fair and cool weather for the week ahead across the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions plus the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Pacific
Sta
Prima Donna Clara Kellogg Dies After Illness
New Hartford Conn May 13 Clara Louise Kellogg renowned prima donna of the American opera stage until her 1887 marriage to Carl Stra koseh died at her home after a year of illness She was acclaimed for popular and instrumental pieces in a long career lost note of location and details of services remain unclear
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New Hartford
Conn
Clara Louise Kellogg
Carl Strakoseh
Heart Disease Verdict in Mrs Kate McHale Death
Coroners jury ruled Mrs Kate McHale died of heart disease. She collapsed at her home on 912 George Street Thursday night. The body was shipped to Chico, California, yesterday evening.
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Kate McHale
Ruby Valley Rancher Injured After Saddle Accident
Alexander J. Todd a Ruby Valley rancher lies in Murray Hospital in precarious condition with a skull fracture and other injuries after being thrown from a saddle horse.
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Ruby
Alexander J. Todd
Ruby Valley
Murray” Hospital
Verdun battles and Herodotus on a fertile land
Desperate fighting reported near Verdun with French and German offensives and counters. Paris claims gains near hill 287 while Berlin cites French setbacks. The report shifts to Herodotus describing the ancient fertility of Mesopotamian lands, contrasting it with today’s neglected upper and flooded lower Tigris Euphrates valleys in Asiatic Turkey.
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Associated Press
Verdun
Berlin
Fort Douaumont
Paris
Hill 287
Ver Dun
Dead Man's Hill
Avece Maln Court Woods
Indianapoli
Herodons
Nile
Daya
Tigris
Euphrates
Tributari
Herodotus
Russians and British vie for Asian reach amid Turkish conflict
The article notes Russian aims to extend into Turkish territory and toward the Euphrates and Tigris headwaters, with Trebizond mentioned as a strategic port. Britain counters from India, driving campaigns against Turks while safeguarding the Persian Gulf. German involvement adds pressure as the region remains unsettled. Also mentioned Ruth Draper’s stage move into a Cyril Harcourt comedy “My Lady's Name.”
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Caucasus
Black Sea
Trebizond
Euphrates
Tigris
India
Persian Gulf
Thealley
Ruth Draper
Mariel Tempest
Cyril Harcourt
Proverb on dress and honest clothing ad guidance
A moral on attire notes that both men and women judge rough dress harshly. It asserts well made clothes are a social rung and advises that good breasing comes from honest valuations. The message ends by urging readers to rely on newspaper advertising for quality apparel.
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