Madge West in Police Court Among Racing Figures
In Butte a well known racing figure Madge West appeared in police court with Phyllis Wilson on a vagrancy charge. The case was dismissed with admonition not to return. Irene Munroe and Mary Corbin faced similar charges stemming from a Royal lodging house incident, with no proof of police protection. John Harrington's conductor case continued to next Thursday. Paris dispatch notes a Turkish crisis after Greek and allied forces left Symria.
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Butte
Madge West
Phyllis Wilson
Murphy
Irene Munroe
Mary Corbin
Ed Erickson
Ed Morrissey
Erickson
Justice Courts
Royal House
Sup
Munroe
Miss Munroe
Peat Amas Situation Attracts Wide Attention
A garbled OCR item notes a situation receiving much attention. Despite missing context the readable fragments indicate public interest or concern drawing notice from local observers and officials. The piece hints at ongoing developments but lacks names, places, dates, or concrete outcomes.
Haycr Wames Woman as Welfare Worker
Louise West Woolman is named welfare worker by the city council amid unclear duties. She is chairwoman of Silver Bow committee and active in state defense women's organizations, with a history of prominent civic involvement. The piece also carries astrology notes about May 20, 1919, predicting outcomes for military achievements and public offices.
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Louise West” Woolman
Winchester
Bilver’ Bow
State Council of Defense
Mars
United States
Ito
Saturn
Common World Language Proposal Sparks League Debate
Fragmentary text notes discussion on a common language as a tool for international unity. It mentions French and English under leaders including Paul MM and references propaganda by French universities advocating a final solution through the league.
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Paul MM
Green Refuge Cans Not For Household Use
Butte city health department reports 98 percent resident cooperation in cleanup while green refuse cans on streets are being misused by households and firm porters. Cans are for street collection and are emptied nightly. Warnings issued to lodging houses to stop using cans for household waste and to pickup loose paper.
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Butte
City Health Department
Health Department
Paper waste blown from cans and alleys warned
The article notes paper litter in garbage cans and blown debris in littered alleys. It urges a little care to prevent future messes and keep streets cleaner.
Lowell Avenue Church Reaches Fundraising Quota
The Lowell Avenue Church reports reaching its quota for the centenary fund with total contributions near 5080 dollars by day’s end. Rev Edward J Harper notes a broader southern Methodist campaign to raise 50000000 dollars, aligning with the Episcopal drive toward the same goal.
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Lowell A
Edward J. Harper
Nashville
Methodist Church
Catarrhal Deafness Promise Quick Relief Formula
An old home remedy claims to ease catarrhal deafness by clearing nasal passages and throat. The text says the remedy is easy to prepare, inexpensive, pleasant to take, and can restore hearing for those suffering from blocked ears and nasal congestion.
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Paris
Constantinople
Symria
Symons
Symons” Muppenmeinersatsoaale
Choice
Inelud
Irs
Dlab Niet
Assomiss
Louise Winchester
Lowell Avenue Church
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