City Will Devote Day to Veterans Parade Details
Memorial day activities will start with prayers at First Presbyterian Church then a parade at 10:30 led by Edward Morrissey as marshal and D Donohue and L VP Sanders as aides. The procession includes units from the Fourteenth United States Infantry and Naval Scouts with the parade forming on Granite and Alaska streets before marching to Washington Broadway Arizona Allona Tark Park Montan then to cemeteries. Knights of Columbus will join, meeting at Elks hall at 9:30 to prep for positions.
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Wo ‘Shi Iet Presbyterian Church
Edward Morrissey
D. Donohue
L. VP. Sanders
Fourteenth United States
Grand Army
W. Law Corps
Ladies' Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans
Fourteenth United States Infantry Naval Scouts
Hoy
Butte Lodge
Tutte Aerie of
Fren Cnights
Pythias
Amet Literary Associativ Christatora
First Division
Granite Street
Granite
Alaska Streets
Courthouse
Alaska
Granite Streets
Washington Street
Broadway
Arizona Street
Allona Street
Tark Street
Weston Park Street
Montan Street
Knights of Columbus
Elks” Hall
Comrades Farewell Before Front Line Departure
Friends and locals bid goodbye to troops heading to Camp Lewis with send off gatherings in town. Reports note multiple farewells over several nights as families praise service and wish good luck to the soldiers. Sergeant Raymond J. Carrola of Fort Lee is reported dead in action after joining the French and later U.S. forces. he earned the Croix de Guerre and survived severe wounds before his death on May 12.
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Hutte
Camp Lewis
Emmet
McGrath
The
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Frank Cassidy
Enng Force
Ansendorf
Raymond J. Cairola
Michael Cutron
Fort Lee
N. J. Cutroia
Europe
Poincaré
Carrola
America
United States
France
Soldiers' wives seek teaching rights at local board
At a school board meeting, discussion urged revising rules to permit wives of soldiers or prospective soldiers to teach in public schools. Mrs. Denburg questioned whether her position would stay open, while trustees Donovan and McCarthy advocated for war bride rights. The issue was sent to the education committee for report next week. The board also approved lunch with the domestic science department and ratified janitors payroll of 4526.40 and office payroll of 21238.05.
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Tutte Nest
Alice. Kelsey
W. H. Odenburg
Denburg
Donovan
Education Committee
Board of Education
Nine Marines Enlist in Two Days Time
Recruiting for the United States Marine Corps opened this week with nine men enlisted last night and nine more in two days time. Three men departed yesterday for Missoula, the headquarters of the corps, and others were enlisted for general service. A memorial service was held at Mrs. Terthal's home and a high mass sung at St. Joseph's church. Sons of Hermann and Daughters of Louise escorted the body to the cemetery.
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United States Masrine Corps
Missoula
Thomas Eugene O'Keefe
Colorado Street
May Clearance Sale of Dresses at Reduced Prices
A May clearance offers dresses in serges, taffeta, crepe and tafetta blends, showcased in popular new styles. Regular prices to 17.00 dollars, with substantial reductions for afternoon sale events.
Clearance of Suits at $17.00 and $28.50
Wool jersey and silk jer n suits in all colors for misses and Latin figures. Prices to $17.00. Women’s and misses’ tailored suits in serge and wool jersey in a splendid variety including mo perdene plaids and mixtures. Descriptive styles and colors available.
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Reseda
Mai
Suratka
Alice
Silko
Gunniburl
Ladies' Knit Underwear and Union Suits Ad
Advertisement for ladies knit underwear in carter cerized cotton, line sizes 4 to 7 at $1.75. Tights of fine merino and ankle length options. Men’s collier cut union suits of fine risle with tight knee priced $1.35.
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Carter
Nen’s
Collier
Fifty shipyard hands depart for the coast
Fifty shipyard workers left Butte late yesterday, the first call to government shipyards, as orders for shipment were in the employment office files. The office aims to place workers and aid merchants and employers, with expectations of further dispatches and regional aid during harvest and sea operations. An Alabama inventor is noted for a crane-like device that lowers boats safely from ships.
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Butte
Tabor
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Marines
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George McGee
Turold II
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W. A. Hessel
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