Funeral arrangements for N B Lewisbern
The funeral for the late N B Lewis will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at Richards Funeral Chapel with Rev Reed officiating. Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery. The Borlace funeral arrangements are not yet complete awaiting his brother from Maine. Richards Parlors to announce details in later papers.
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O'Leary
Michael OL
Daniels & A
Patrick's
Intern Crows
May Howard
Daniels & Bilboa
Mai Butte
Eas
John Relfus
Sherman A Hood
Hr. Groeneveld
Mountain View Cometary
Robinson
Mattie Robinson
Sherman & Reed
Sculptors Seek Post in Artistic Surgery Role
New York sculptress Miss Belle Kinney sought enlistment as director of artistic surgery. She described field hospital horrors in France at war start, where surgeons rebuilt faces after battles. An artist trained in anatomy would guide sculptors in facial restoration, aiding wounded soldiers.
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Florets
Belle Kinney
New York
Mine Kinney
France
North Ft
Tuolumne Suit Trials Set This Month in Federal Court
A series of trials is scheduled in federal court this month. Frank J. Clements sues Tuolumne Mining Co and officers over a land deal in Idaho's Lemhi valley, with trial set for May 25. Laura A. Boomer and James F. H. Rowe are also named in related actions with trials May 26 and May 22 respectively. The Minerals Separation Co. case continues to move toward completion this week.
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Frank J. Clements
St. Paul
Tuolumne Mining Company
George M. Bour- Quin
Federal Court
Tuolumne
Laura A. Boomer Tames
Idaho
David W. Symons
Bolever & Brown and Others
Minerals’ Separation Company
Settin Caste
Alps Water Power Aims to Rebuild France and Belgium
New York May 14 American engineer William Howard Gale, technical director of the Society Generale Industriate, says the Alps power project will start immediately to aid recovery in France and Belgium. Within six months about 20,000 horsepower could be developed to alleviate the soil shortage problem.
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New York
France
Belgium
William Howard Gale
Society Generale Industriale
Exhibits Packed as Minerals Suit Heads to Higher Courts
Harry Walker, deputy to the clerk of the United States court, inventories 300 exhibits in the Minerals Separation company v. Butte & Superior case. The collection includes 60 oil and haulds compounds, maps and illustrations, geometric demonstrations, moving pictures, lantern slides, and a five ton experimental flotation plant may be required for appeal to the Court of Appeals in San Francisco or the Supreme Court in Washington.
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Harry Walker
United States Court
Minerals Separation Company
Butte & Superior Company
United States Supreme Court
Mapa
Walker
Cutt Court of Appeals
San Faisco
Supreme Court
Wington
Former Alderman Dead and Walker Case Logistics
The report notes the closing of court with Cleric Walker in a locked building except for a five ton plant and his demand to see those who can remove it. Also, Barbara Walsh and her daughter left for Peoria to visit relatives after the death of her husband T. J., reflecting a local obituary item.
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Walker
Aire
Barbara Walsh
Margaret
Peoria
Notable Butte Man O Donnell Ill in Walkerville
In Los Angeles the body was brought back to Butte then moved to Holy Cross. Walsh, a longtime Montana Rail Works manager for 16 years, was an expert mechanician and former Fifth Ward alderman. He belonged to Knights of Columbus and Woodmen of the World. O Donnell, a chancellor and loyal member, has been seriously ill at home in Walkerville for three weeks.
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Los Angeles
Butte
Holy Cross
Walsh
Knights of Columbus
Woodmen of the World
Montana Tro Works
Fifth
O'Donnell
O'Donnel
T Dan
Walkerville
Senate OKs espionage bill amid censorship clash
Washington May 14 The administration espionage bill passes the Senate 17 to 6 with Borah France Gronna La Follette Sherman and Vardaman voting no The House has passed a different espionage bill and will be in conference Senator Overman leads a renewed fight to restore a modified clause urging limits on censorship The debate centers on whether newspapers should be left to the mercy of a federal board and the risk of broad exclusions from U S papers
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Washington
Senate
Borah
France
Gronna
la Follette
Sherman
Vardaman
House
Overman
Regular Army to reach full wartime strength of 293000
Washington May 14 The War Department announced orders to bring the regular army to its full wartime strength of 293000 men. Forty four new regiments will be formed beginning tomorrow to fill the ranks and meet the 116490 additional volunteers needed. Since April 1,87443 men have been accepted and officials expect full enrollment before June 19.
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Washington
War Department
Fortieth Forty-first Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Field Artillery
Sparta
Wis
Senererm Signal Corps
Royal Army
Sitiwro
Sarak
Philippines
Ational
Panama Canal
Mine Workers Meet In Indianapolis May Event
A fragmented dispatch from Indianapolis reports a meeting of mine workers on May 14. The text mentions rival groups and a plan to discuss wages and industrial issues, with references to leaders and local organizations, but the details are garbled.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ater Cine
Ames
Weimaton
Wyoming
Comery Ice
Espionage Bill To Conference Debate Persists
Fragmentary text discusses an espionage bill and an amendment by Senator La Follette affecting embargo powers and postmaster censorship. Names include Cumming Gallinger Gore Grouna Washington Lal Follette Ve, with senators voting on actions. The article notes potential embargoes on shipments and coercion of nations, reflecting legislative contention.
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la Fol
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