Philipsburg Sends Off Boys With Patriotic Parade
A spontaneous Fourth of July celebration in Philipsburg Granite County drew a large crowd to Main Street. Residents joined a parade, raised about 120 dollars for a farewell banquet and danced until dawn for a group leaving for Camp Lewis. In Pullman Washington the Washington State College Montana football meet was postponed.
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Granite County
Camp Lewis
Main Street
American Lake
Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
University of Montana
Montana
J. Bohler
State College
University of Idaho
Whitman College
Washington
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Butte Men Succeed in Officers' School
Butte soldiers graduate from officers training camps with Lieuts Emmett O'Brien George MacMillan and E Pat Kelly earning commissions. O'Brien to take 10 day furlough before entering another camp MacMillan heads to unknown post Buckley to become second lieutenant Infantry Sweeney to become first lieutenant dental corps Dr Sweeney a local dentist The dispatch from Washington notes graduation from Camp Dodge The human voice is produced by different muscles.
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American Lake
Emmett O'Brien
George MacMillan
O'Brien
MacMillan
E. Pat Kelly
Washington
John EB. Buckley
Patrick J. Sweeney
Camp Dodge
Buckley
Infantry
Sweeney
Army Dental Corps
C. E. ‘Simonson
Platinum’ Street
Simonson
Compromise Proposed Rule Set Calms Baker Dispute
A conference of roster bakers and employers aims to avert a strike by reaching a basis of agreement. H E Heath notes near settlement but a wage and schedule point remains. Bakers seek about 1 and 1/2 dollars daily increases for bench hands and foremen, with shifts restricted to eight hours. Contract expires May 1. demands were made April 1. Conference relies on central figures Heath McIntosh and the Silver Bow Employers Association as talks push toward a resolution.
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H. E. Heath
Master Bakers’ Association
iPa
H. J. ‘Heath
J. H. McIntosh
Bakers
Irish poet critic lauds America during Centerville lecture
Dublin lecturer Miss Kathleen O Brennan spoke at Hibernia hall centerville praising Ireland history and poetry while lauding America’s role in spreading democracy. A patriotic program preceded her talk and Fudge Lynch spoke. O Brennan was to be honored with a banquet by the Robert Emmet Literary Association members.
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Kathleen O'Brennan
Dublin
Robert Emmet Literary Association
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Miss O'Brennan
America
Fudge Lynch
Misa O'Brennan
Rob Association
Wheezer Dell Shuts Out Opponents In Strong Pitching Form
Wheezer Dell delivers another strong pitching performance for Vernon at Lon Kee, striking out batters and guiding his team to a top position. Dell shows control and endurance as his teammates provide backing, keeping the Pacine challenge at bay in a tense contest.
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Hutte
Saat
Hs Uetora
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Americans Return From France for Liberty Loan Drive
Fifty American soldiers, many wounded or gas victims, arrived at an Atlantic port by Wilson order to join the Liberty loan campaign. Led by Regimental Color Sergeant John Heffernan, the contingent includes six men with French gallantry crosses and gold foreign-service pins. They recount early battlefield joys and dangers on the Franco-American front, including ammunition hauling, forbidden roads, and German spies in French uniforms. Private John McCormick died in action on his first day.
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France
Wilson
John
Heffernan
Ine Dgnia
Hey
John McCormick
Brike
Young Virginia Soldier Earned Croix de Guerre in Raid
In a World War I action, McCormick survived a cave in with 30 comrades, then braved shellfire to fetch food for trapped troops. Corp. Homer Whited of Bessemer earned the Croix de Guerre for gallantry in a raid. Langhorn Barbour of Chatham, Va., was cited as possibly the youngest at 17.
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Corp
Homer Whited
Bessemer
Kine
Rumors Put Forward Uncertain Russian Succession
AAP reports Finland and Sweden overhear rumors from Petrograd claiming former Grand Duke Alexei has been named emperor with Grand Duke Michael as regent and that the new government would not recognize the Bolshevik peace with Germany. Disruptions in Russia halt prisoner transport and telegraph links to Russia have been cut for weeks.
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Stockholm
Finland
Russia
Bube Alexia
em=peror
Michael Alexandroviteh
Germany
Vasa
Sweden
Tarasco urges Liberty Bond drive in wartime appeal
New York April 28 Andre Tarasco French high commissioner to the United States says Frenchmen in America are fulfilling their duty by buying bonds. He notes American divisions will receive artillery and ammunition manufactured here and praises the Liberty motor as among the best for bombing and exploration. He cites rapid movement of divisions to the front aided by shipping arrangements and vast gasoline shipments.
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New York
Andre Tarasco
United States
America
France
Ypres
Prominent Man Under Suspicion In Louisiana Probe
A New Orleans report traces a prominent figure's involvement in a Louisiana investigation. The article notes immigration status and ties to authorities, with references to a national company and a founder now linked to U.S. operations.
Sand and Gravel Transport Talks With Germany
London reports Germany's demands on transportation and supply of sea sand and gravel, with an understanding that the quantities will be limited rather than unlimited. A Hague dispatch to the Daily Mail says the talks are ongoing. In Fargo North Dakota rain continues with heavy moisture reported in Grand Forks, Valley City, and Jamestown, extending across eastern and northern areas.
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London
Molland
Germany
Hague
Mall
Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Grand Forks
Valley City
Jamestown
Dickinson
North Dakota Receives Two Year’s Best Rainfall Soaking Fields
A weather report notes rain turning to snow from northwest to Minot. The heavy precipitation blankets fields ready for sowing, delivering the finest soaking North Dakota has seen in two years with no end in sight. In Portugal, Lisbon reports Dr Sidonio Pais as president elected by direct universal suffrage, selecting Sidonio’s premiership and foreign minister as key posts.
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North Dakota
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Sidonio
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