Thirty day recruits sought in Butte
Captain Freeman Bassett and A Maginnis toured Butte urging men to enlist for a citizen military training camp at Fort Douglas Utah August 21 to September 16. Camps will be held nationwide with no enlistment strings, costing about seven dollars if Congress funds a new bill.
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Fort Douglas
Utah
Freeman Bassett
S. A. Maginnis
United States Army
A. Maginnis
Butte
Salt Lake
Aus
Vistors
General Committee
Plattsburg
N. Yu
N.Y
Fort Sheridan
Lake
American Lake
Wash
Monterey
Cal
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Army
National Guard
Colorado
Wyoming
Monte Nevada
Bassett
Mr. Maginnis
Poo
Idaho Falls
Helena
Berner
Th. J. Purcell
Congress
Thornton
Italians Hold Key Positions in Southern Tyrol Front
The Italian lines in Southern Tyrol endure hard combat against Austrians and Germans. In Ledro valley and Lagarina Valley attacks were repulsed with heavy casualties. Emperor Victor Emmanuel’s forces gained more ground near Sarca and Malfoncone. French repelled German assaults near Verdun as British joins Egypt action driving Turks from Bayoud and Magellora. Austrian planes bomb Aviona, while three German steamers are sunk in the Baltic by Entente submarines. One British crewman is killed and two injured after a submarine shelling near Lowestoft.
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Associated Press
Tyrol
Austrans
Ledro
Trent
Lagarina Valley
Qustrlang
Rome
Zegna Tormn
Baltic Sea
Entente
Russans
Butte Briefs: Bucknam heads to New York meeting
C W Bucknam left for New York to attend the National Federation of Women's Clubs meeting. The funeral of Mrs Annie Gill will be held Friday at 2 PM at 735 Fast Mercury Street, with Rev Hiatt officiating. The funeral of Mrs Amelia Harris is Friday at 2 PM at 608 West Park Street, Rev Ross presiding.
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C. W. Bucknam
Milwaukee
New York
National Federation of Women's Club
Annie Gill
Mose Little
Mercury Street
Hiatt
Amelia Harris
Dd. Barnie
Library Reopens After Repairs At Butto Public Library
The Butto Public Library opened for business yesterday with books issued again. Improvements, funded by a $500 treasury balance from the fiscal year ending April 30, enhance the library’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butto Public
Milwaukee Agents Tour En Route Amid Ongoing Strike
Sam McClurkan of Milwaukee with Dallas' D Belt Jr and New Orleans’ W H Rodgers, commercial agents for Milwaukee, visited Butte yesterday on a traveling assignment. They planned stops at Great Falls Lewistown and back to Butte before continuing west as the strike by the Silver SOW Trades and Labor council remained ongoing.
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Sam McClurkan
Milwaukee
W. D. Belt Jr
Dallas
Texas
W. Hf. Rodgers
New Orleans
Butte
Great Falls
Lewistown
Silver Sow ‘Trades and Labor Council
President Rowe Declares Sil Club Won’t Pay Junior Staff Wages
President Rowe of the Sil club says the group refuses to pay engineers and firemen’s wages to men employed solely as janitors. The demand for 4.59 dollars per day arose about a month ago and the dispute was referred to the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Sil Club
Musicians raise fund to send Tressidor home
A benefit concert at the Auditorium last evening, aided by the Silver Bow camp Modern Woodmen of America Anaconda Copper Mines Land and various musical groups and individuals of Butte, raised a substantial sum for Joseph Tressidor who is losing his sight so he may return to his wife and family in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Modern
Woodmen of America
Anconda
Butte
Joseph
Tressidor
England
Bathrobe Entry Shocks Police Court Docket
Mary Williams walked into the police court in a bathrobe and barefooted. She was fined fifteen days in county jail after a weak defense. Bertha Bates and Nell Williams received eighteen and eighteen days respectively for drunkenness and vagrancy. Seventeen motorists faced traffic violations for mid block turns and were warned. Clarence Schriebre was convicted of attempted theft and jailed thirty days. Ed Miller, freshly released from Deer Lodge, was jailed eighty days for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Williams
Miss Williams
Bertha Bates
Nell Willams
Clarence Schriebre
Deer Lodge
Ed Miller
Arts and Crafts Club Ends Season With Peace Day Plans
The Arts and Crafts Club held its last meeting of the season at the Woman's Club Building. Mrs C W Brinton was elected president and will call the fall meeting. The program on Universal Peace Day featured readings and music from the Women’s Peace Society, with papers on War and Preparedness by Mrs James Broughton and Mrs Garfield Tonkin.
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Arts and Crafts Club
Elmer Snavely
Marjorie Redmond
James Reynolds
James Broughton
Garfield Tonkin
HB. Weirick
Hiawatha
Richard la Gal-lene
Mm Arthur Merkle
Insane Prisoner Sparks Fire Scare at Silver Bow Jail
Prisoners at the Silver Bow county jail faced a scare when a violent inmate, reportedly addicted to Uruga, gathered paving stones and set a small fire in the cell block. Jailers quickly extinguished the blaze, preventing damage to blankets and woodwork. Earlier another inmate arranged a circle of bars, lit them, and then stripped and smeared himself with green soap in a violent outburst.
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Silver Bow
Arlier
Montana Good Government Club Conference Call at Helena
Miss Mary E. ONeill, acting state chairman, calls the annual Montana Good Government Conference to be held June 12 and 18 at the Placer hotel in Helena. The event coincides with the state federation of women’s clubs and features talks by notable speakers on child welfare and education. Officers will be elected the second day. Also noted is the funeral of Frank Jackson at White’s chapel and Daly bank president J. Kelly reporting a 9½ pound cutthroat trout catch from Georgetown Lake.
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Mary E. O'Neill
Montana Good Government Organization
Placer
Helena
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Margaret Pauliener
Pennsylvania
New Zealand
Joliete Rankin
Harvey Cats
National Voters’ League
Louis P. Sanders
J. Kelly
Daly Bank
Phil Gills Sigur
Georgetown Lake
Mixed Wine August Bechtel Seeks Return Of Funds In Court
Bechtel sues Bart Shea after a payment of 30 dollars for an Echeek drawn by John B De Lator Walkerville was stopped. Hugh Boyle, Shea’s partner, won a 100 dollar judgment in Justice Buckley’s court for locating North Star Evening Star and Morning Star mining claims and Shea assisted Boyle.
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Bechtel
Bart Shea
John B. de Lator
de Walkerville
Hugh Boyle
Shea
Buckley
North Star
Evening Star
Morning Star
Boyle
Wedding Lights Up Parsonage Spotlight
At the Christian church parsonage last night Rev W M Jordan performed the wedding of Louie with details of the ceremony noted amid reports of local claims cases including De Latort and Riddle involving wages and disputed payments.
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Onmerce F—Sabin
The
Christian Church
W. M. Jordan
Louie
Osborn and Bertha Sabin Tie Wedding in Hutte
The couple Osborn and Miss Bertha Sabin of Hutte wed with witnesses Sidney Penhall and Miss Leah Penal present as the ceremony proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborn
Bertha Sabin
Hutte
Sidney Penhall
Leah Penal
Crowley Inquest Hears Train Debris Jump The Track
A coroner's inquest yesterday considered whether tram train helper Tim Crowley fell from the vehicle causing ore cars to derail or if the train itself jumped the track. A separate note reports Nottingham plans deepening the River Trent to create a port at a cost of 750000 dollars.
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Crowley
Tim Crowley
Nottingham
England
Trent
Nottingham Corporation
The Dot Farm Inquisitive Boy Learns From Aunt
A young narrator named Tommy follows his aunt through the garden and asks endless questions about growth and the seasons. His aunt challenges his spring quest for violets and emphasizes practical lessons from careful observation of plant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Tommy
Revenue Estimates for Internal Taxes and Income Tax
The report places the 1914 revenue from tobacco, whiskey, cigars and similar taxes near 150 million dollars with income tax around 100 million this year. Next year income tax may exceed 19 million. revisions note earlier estimates of 85 to 90.5 million. Strong growth cited from prosperity and tighter enforcement reducing fraud in tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Ten Good Butte Students Rally For Dance Fund
Ten Butte students at the school delegated a friend to borrow from a pawnbroker to finance the aggie prom in Bozeman. A registered shipment to Butte included revolvers watches jewelry and other items. The pawnbroker supplied $85 to fund the prom night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Butte
Finchers
Dark objects in long exposure photos at Yerkes telescope
Barnara notes numerous dark objects on Bruce telescope photographs from Yerkes observatory. They appear in regions with little nebulosity and few stars, suggesting space may have faint luminosity detectable on long exposure plates. Similar dark patches also appear against nebulous or stellar backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnara
Bruce
Yerkes Observatory
Anaconda Margaret Theater Sees Ownership Change
Margaret Theater in Anaconda changes hands to new management led by D. C. Scott. The deal closed last Monday with plans to continue weekly Friday showings and to feature road attractions, comedies, dramas, and big pictures under the new regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda News Margaret Theater
Parsaret
D. C. Scott
Viata
Scott
Bex i
Bis
Attra Beth
Woodmen delegates tour valley area by car rides
About 60 Woodmen of the World delegates from the state convention visited Valley areas near Woodmere and Warm Springs yesterday. They were hosted by local Woodmen and enjoyed ten automobile excursions through De Lode Valley and surrounding spots as part of a day of pleasure before returning home.
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Walkerville Club
Rele
Stewart
Monta House
MM McCormick
Lane
Kandsets
McCormick
Teague
Montana
Gibbons
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Ted
Kid) Lewis
Gibbon
Avecourt Wood
Hill $04
Verdun
Paris
France
Belgium
Steen=strade
Egypt
Bayoud
Magellora
Aviona
Albania
Adriatic
Lowestoft
Butte Briefs
Good Government Club
Frank Jackson
White
Mr. Anderson
de Latort
Bani
R. 8
Riddle
de Lator
Haldorn
Peter Breen
Carl Christianere
Riadie
Kayser
DOT
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