Gambling raid nets 23 charged at saloon in 200 South Main
In a Saturday night operation at 200 South Main, 23 men were charged with gambling after $2.2 and a diamond ring were staked on a Kamp table setup. John Doran was cleared as not involved. others faced fines from $10 to $50 while most were admonished to avoid gambling houses.
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Murphy
John. Doran
Walter Leonard
I W. Williams
P. Larson
Ea “Jackson
Charles Clemens
Jack Kelso
North
Main Street
Dwyer
Morrissey
Father sends son to Berlin by rail in first ship of journey
Reuben W. Milton of Joplin Missouri joined the Marines and was dispatched to begin his service. His father arranged a symbolic first lap by rail on the Frisco line with the Missouri Pacific transportation changed at the elder Milton's request. The father declared he wanted to carry his boy on the opening leg of his journey to Berlin.
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Reuben W. Milton
Joplin
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Reuben
Sam
Milton
Berlin
Wages Advance for British Seamen in War Time
The report states that wages for able British seamen rose to $60 a month plus food, up from $25 prior to the war. The note highlights substantial wage growth for maritime labor as conflict expands.
Butte Welcomes Financier Colonel Thompson on Visit
The prominent New York financier and war supporter William T Thompson arrives in Butte by Great Northern train from Helena at 2 45 PM. He will tour the town, meet old friends, and attend a 7 20 PM dinner at the Silver Room. Thompson, famed for civic work and wartime philanthropy, is credited with funding Red Cross efforts and aiding Liberty Loan drives. He is also linked to the Thompson Hickman Memorial Library project in Virginia City and has ties to the city’s early mayoral era.
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William T. ‘Thompson
New York
Helena
Dr Campbell
LO. Ewang
A. C'S. Henderson
ET Howell
Catrall
Lee
Toustan Et
Thompson
Atry
Butte
Canada
South Country
Tasphratiompany
Ciera
Yellowstone Park
Virginia City
Richard ‘C. “Hickman
State of
Mon
Thorp
Eagh Gets Half Worldly in Divorce Ruling
Judge Lamb ruled in a divorce case between Annie Tichkinsky and the man that the husband is entitled to half of all worldly accumulations since marriage. The decision includes half the house and lot and half the personal property, with questions remaining about movable assets and a pirate bagwy and a cat.
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Solomon
Dave
Tiehkinsky
Arly
Dude Lamb
Tichkinsky
Pirate Bagwy
Hi Cat
Vogler Detailed for Training in Musketry Camp Perry Ohio
One of 60 men to be given the appointment Ralph M Vogler of Butte will train at a special musketry school in Camp Perry Ohio until Sept 16 after which he may be detailed to act as instructor in the students army training corps or assigned to an officers training camp He was among 10 University men selected to attend the summer training camp at the Presidio and has been taking a physical Washington Sept so A Christmas roll call week beginning Dec 34 at the whole American people for membership in the American Red Cross announcement by Henry B Davison chairman of the organize council He said the Red Cross wants to give the world mercy honor and good faith among the nations ND UP EVADERS York Sept 3 In roundup of draft evaders throughout the metropolitan district government agents have gathered in nearly 4 000 yo ERU WEVOLU Lima Peru Sept % The revolution movement which broke out Sept 4 has been suppressed insurgents have surrendered to the Kv
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W York
Red Cross
Rurasia
Raymond Robbins
Fautte
Ralph M. Vogler
Butte
Camp Perry
Ohio
Army Training Corps
Amon 10
University of Man
Surmer
Presidio
Washington, Sept
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Chateman
Organise Council
Davison
York, N
Metropolitan
ERU Wevolu
Lima
Peru
Snez Weel
Ancon
Tima
Bangor Woman Plays Star Spangled Banner to Find Seats
A Bangor Maine woman arriving late at a social event found all chairs taken. Standing by a talking machine she played The Star Spangled Banner, and as the music ended people began to sit, allowing her to reclaim a seat.
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Bangor
Police Chief orders bond option for minor arrests in St Louis
In St Louis, Chief Young directs officers to permit all persons arrested for minor infractions to post bond for court appearance rather than being taken to the station. The measure aims to save police equipment and time and reduce humiliation for arrestees.
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ST. Louis
Young
Policen
War Savings Booths Still 80 Big Business
War savings booths continue to operate with Miss Sadie Witsier leading the Leggat hotel stamp stand. Uniformed soldiers receive free admission at the gardens, and a state fair trip contest closes soon with sales statements due at the county director's 21 West Broadway office.
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Bush
West
Broadway
Butte
Hmit Club
Iti
All Limit Buyers Report to Director War Savings List
A complete list of persons holding the limit of war savings is being prepared in the county director's office. The list will be published within two or three days. Buyers who purchased the limit during the recent drive are urged to call at the county director's office soon so no names are omitted.
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Stampa
Questions and Answers from a Damaged Page Fragment
Four men play poker with a royal flush possibility as the pot grows. The scene includes a police chief and a damaged car sent to a repair shop, hinting at a crime or incident within a fragmented page.
Hutte Boy 15 Assigned to Musketry School
Ralph M Vogler of Butte, among Montana State University men, is assigned to attend a special musketry school at Camp Perry, Ohio. He is one of 69 selected for this course, to train until he may be directed to return or join a unit. The Montana contingent reports progress with bayonet work, drill, grenades, and rifle practice at the training camp.
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Hutte Boy
Musketry School
Vacationing Austin Tours Yellowstone and Park Roads
Secretary of commerce Austin returns to duties after a scenic vacation through Yellowstone National Park. He reports road conditions between Livingston Gardiner and Emigrant were fair. The article also notes the death of Mrs Jessie Collins aged 82 in Butte after long illness with surviving children listed.
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Yellowstone Natonal Park
Hunter's Mot Springs
Livingston
Gardiner
Collins
Jessie Collins
Joseph Collins
West Weolnat Street
Newton-Stewart
Scotland
Michigan
Butte
Poutons
Alexander Collins
Jessph Tolling
Su Mills
Mich
Ellen Cox
Hanek
Jessie McNickle
Hubbard
John H. Collins
Hubbell
Walter Collins
Stanrock
Ry Francis
Butte Woman Dies in 126 West Granite Street
Anna Grant reports a Butte woman died at 126 West Granite Street. Survivors include two daughters in Keane and a son, with funeral arrangements handled by Sherman & Reed. The piece also notes a meeting of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen Tobin lodge and a London street organ scene fading as Italians fight abroad.
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Miasy
Butte
West Granite
Keane
A. Kon
Thomas ¢. Stegar
John Lovett
Mra
Agnes Sith
Sherman & Reed Undertaking
Brotherhood of American Yeo
Tobinstead
Epte
Anna Grant
Uncertain Summer Music Sparks Provincial Roads
The piece notes raids and winds influencing province music across summers, predicting more performances on country roads. It mentions children in Soho dancing, with a critical tone about harm and resilience amid the upheaval.
Gettysburg general carries on after shell breaks knee
During fierce fighting at Gettysburg General Daniel Sickles is said to have been struck by a shell that shattered his knee. He tightened a strap around his leg and stayed at his post until dusk. That night his leg was amputated in a field hospital.
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Gettyabu
Daniel Sickle
Sickleer
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