Major Sterrett’s Rise From Leatherneck to Vice President
The piece profiles Major Thomas C. Sterrett U S M C tracing his rise from a marine earning $12.80 monthly to a projected income near $25 000 annually as future vice president He plans to retire to a Pennsylvania town to own or edit his hometown paper and pursue further achievements with a restless drive.
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Thomas C. Sterrett
Tom Sterrett
Leatherneck
Leutenant
Pennsylvania City
Butte Pioneer Louis T Ruble Dies at West Park Home
Louis T. Ruble a longtime Butte business figure and mining investor died at his 800 West Park street home after a brief illness. Born in Germany he moved to New York at 16 then to Virginia City and Butte before settling in Leadville and returning to Butte in 1883. He served as city meat inspector for years and helped establish a Sheridan Montana mining venture. He is survived by his wife Ray and several grandchildren. Funeral will be Friday at 10 a.m. at the Ruble home with Rev Chapman presiding.
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Louis T. Ruble
Butte
West Park Street
Mr. Ruhle
Germany
New York City
Virginia City
Nev
Henry” Nichel
Gustave Nichel
North Alabama Street
Ruhle
Leadville
Cols
New York
Cape Horn
North Mai
Sheridan
Mont
Butte Mining Properties
Huhte Fu
Aan Ray
McKee Demas
Hazjov
Nome
Park Street
Rew
Chapman
Elating
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Pain Free Lifting
Advert shows Freezone offered at drug stores for corn and callus relief. Apply drops to tender corn or callus then lift it out with no pain. Claims removal of hard and soft corns and between toe corn without irritation. Ends with upbeat reassurance and simple method.
Father Venus Leaves on Eastern Journey From St Patrick's
The Rev Father Venus pastor of St Patrick's church departs for Chicago to source vestments and a statue Our Lady of Victory to honor parish members who served in the war. He will be joined by Rev Father Pirnat and Leithkm, with visits planned in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. The parish will appoint substitutes during his four week absence and stage a grand concert upon the journey.
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Father Venus
St. Patrick's Church
Chicago
St Patrick's
Our Lady of Vie
St. Patrick's Parish
Mgr. de Siere
Our
Bozeman
Reading
Venus
Wisconsin
Whelan
Colette
Fathrs
Helena
St. Patrick's
Bail Reduced in Henderson Case Amid Knife Allegations
In Henderson case bail dropped from 5000 to 8250 after Attorney Alexander Alla filed. Henderson, charged with first degree assault on Philip Kolch, denies knife use, claims cut came from a ring. Kolch was injured near 631 West Quartz Street. Sergeant Paul O. Sultzer arrives from France, headed to Camp Mills on Long Island before discharge.
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Alexander Alla
Peter Henderson
Henderson
Philip Kolch
Thessault
Kolch
Ar Barn
Ine
Ister
Quartz Street
Paul O. Sultzer
Forty-ninth Company
Twentieth Engineers
France
Camp Mille
Long Island
Sultzer
Portys Second Engineers
Forty-third
Comemand
Twentieth Engieneers
Painters Local 120 Meeting Set for May 15 Strike Talk
Attention to all members of local 120. A meeting is scheduled for May 15 to discuss a potential Mooney general strike and other matters of importance. Members are urged to attend.
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Ote
Mooney
How Sidley Was Killed Told By One Near Him
Charles O Rourke recounts the death of Walter Sidley of the Anaconda company in the 363d Infantry. Both served in the same regiment when a German shell hit the trench as night fell, killing five men including Sidley. O Rourke was wounded hours later by a machine gun bullet in the left leg. The family thanks Rev F C Watford Rev Clarkson Monitor lodge Masons and mourners who sent floral tributes.
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Charles O'Rourke
Walter Sidley
Sidley
Anaconda
363D
You Sidley
Amoi
Young Sidley
O'Stourke
Fox
F.C. Watford
I Clarkson
Monitor Lodge of Masons
John B. Hodge and
Thomas Wilcox
Boulet objects to costs in case over liquor loss
Counsel for J W Boulet opposed charging costs to him in a case tied to a liquor stock destruction yesterday before Judge Dwyer. The prohibition law major argued against any costs from the sale of seized property. The note closes with thanks for sympathy during illness and burial of a beloved relative.
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J. W. Boulet
Dwyer
Garrison Woman Committed Today
Miss Ruth Garrison an 18 year old Seattle girl formerly charged with murdering Mrs Grace Glatz Storrs was today committed by Superior Judge John Jurey to the insane ward of the state penitentiary at Walla Walla A traveling guard is expected to take her to the prison
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Seattle
Wash
Ruth Garrison
Grace Glatz Storrs
John
Jurey
State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Jet pilot completes first night flight over Sierra Nevada
Sacramento May 14 Lt J M Fetters of Spokane piloted a Curtiss plane from Ogden Utah to Mather Field in 14 hours and 45 minutes arriving at 9 30 PM. He made six stops with about nine hours airborne total and said the Sierra crossing was the first night flight over the range.
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Sacramento
Cal
J. M. Fetters
Spokane
Ogden
Utah
Mather Aviation Feld
Fetters
Sierra Nevada
Ukrainians Defeat Reds Across Kiev and Poltava Regions
Report from Vienna on Monday says Ukrainian troops led by Simon Tura and Zeleney repelled Bolshevist forces, with uprisings reported in Kiev Tehernigoy and Poltava governments. West Ukraine authorities dispatch a mission to Italy to secure prisoner releases.
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Viennia
Simon Tura
Zeleney
Der
Kiev
Tehernigoy
Poltava
West Ukraine
Italy
Shipping orders and lumber rate shifts reported from Washington
In Washington May 14 reports indicate a bolstered war effort with plans to reinforce the army against the bolsheviks. A modified order may turn shipyards into custom yards to meet foreign orders. The Australian government seeks eight ships with more to follow. Also noted are lumber rate increases and transfer of untransactions by Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign Land Domestic Commerce
Idlaho
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Scrapping in Nicaragua Amid Costa Rican Troop Deployments
Reports from Managua indicate Joaquin Tinoe of Costa Rica with Liberian reinforcements for the Costa Rican government troops fuel a potential decisive battle. The revolutionaries claim over 1,000 Liberia troops are involved as tension rises in the region. Elsewhere at Brest the steamer Auguste Victoria is to sail to the United States with 5,000 troops and 697 passengers including the 131st, 66th Infantry, and the 25th Engineers.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Joaquin Tinoe
Costa Teles
Liberia
Brest
United States
Sixty-sixth Infantry Brigade
Costello Suit Seeks Wife Trustee Over Property Title
Judge Lamb heard testimony in James A Costello v Mary J Costello as he weighs declaring Mary trustee of property in her name rather than owner. The divorce action remains pending with Costello paying $125 monthly support. Charles L Hughes acts as receiver and distributor of proceeds.
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Lamb
James A. Costello
Mary J. Costello
Coxtello
Charles L. “Hughes
Ocean Eee
No Mile Today in Chicago Amid Bus Driver Wage Protest
Chicago May 14 three thousand drivers in the city began a halt in wage talks as representatives demand raise from 26 dollars four to 35 dollars plus commission. Emergency deliveries to hospitals and baby clinics were promised. Meanwhile British aviators Hawker and Raynham faced cloudy weather hindering their transatlantic flight plans.
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Chicago
Sewer Ceren
Hawker
Raynham
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Symons
Garrison
Weno
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