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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1919
Page
9
A report notes Wittenburg will lead a protest action and holds a hearing in Butte on a date yet to be fixed. The piece mentions the Eclipse and a Chicago Tribune reference, with unclear context.
Jeremiah H. McCarthy former mayor of Butte and twice city treasurer has died in Arkansas Pass Texas after a long illness. He was a native of St Lawrence County New York, 66, came to Butte in early days, and served as mayor in 1899 and later again as treasurer. Survived by wife Miss McNell a son Jerry, Miss Floren McNell of the Butte public library, Clint McNeil deputy sheriff, and a sister and brother.
Private John J. Kelly of Butte returned home yesterday after serving in the Argonne and Meuse drives with the Seventy seventh division. He was mustered out at Fort Camp Russell and is now at 614 North Alaska street. Also Mustered out at Camp Dearborn were Private Tim Connolly and Private Dan Sullivan as about 100 soldiers recently sent home from Camp Dearborn.
One of three Sullivan boys serving overseas has arrived home. William Sullivan came back yesterday to 550 North Franklin Street, receiving warm cheers from his sister Mrs Richard Tiddy and numerous friends. Brother Jim, aged 48, is en route and expected before July. A family reunion is anticipated when all three are together again.
Butte Hagies will hold their annual memorial services in the high school auditorium this afternoon. The program will be of unusual interest due to the close of hostilities in which many members took part. County Attorney Joseph R. Jackson will be the orator, and the Eagles invite the public to attend.
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