Yellowstone park enlargement bill proposed in Congress
Special Dispatch reports Representative Mondell introduced a bill to extend Yellowstone park south and southeast. The added territory would span from the Toton range west to Thoroughfare creek east, including Jackson Lake and the Teton mountains, with the Buffalo fork divide to the south. The area covers about 45 miles east to west and 20 miles north to south, stated to exceed a half dozen patented tracts.
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Emperor in Cologne Cathedral Prays on Eve of Battle
Associated Press dispatch details Emperor William visiting Cologne Cathedral on March 13 before a major Western Front battle. The emperor sat in deep thought with staff nearby, rose unspoken, and departed as thousands cheered. His face remained earnest and aged by war, the корреспондент notes.
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Trench life tires Butte soldier writes home from France
Private Warker formerly of Butte now serves with Company B Second field brigade signal corps in France. He complains trenches are monotonous after eight days on a special job yet notes some comforts like a canteen hot chocolate and moving pictures. He hopes to return to Butte and asks friends to greet the mayor and says letters are limited.
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Wonderful Heroism at Critical Moment
John Mackensie Mackenzie chief boatswain’s mate in the naval reserve earned the Medal of Honor and a $100 gratuity for saving the Remick during a heavy gale in European waters on December 17. A large depth charge broke loose, threatening the ship as the safety pin fell free. Mackenzie shouted a warning and risked his life, wrapping his arms around the bomb to tilt it upright and bear it to safety, ensuring crew and vessel were spared.
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John Reed Held Under Scrutiny in New York
New York April 28 John Reed American magazine writer once named Bolshevik consul general in New York was held under navy intelligence surveillance for eight hours after arriving aboard a Norwegian steamship. Authorities expect to determine if he possesses hidden information as he faces indictment related to writings with Max Eastman and others. Reed may be tried separately as documents from Petrograd archives allegedly linked to Bolshevik archives were examined during his stay. Some of his baggage also reportedly examined.
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Interned Huns Revolt at Wapenveld Camp
April reports from Holland describe a German internment camp uprising as guards were overpowered by about 1,000 internees. They fled across the countryside toward the frontier with many making for Almelo and Hengelo before police recaptured most in subsequent rounds of arrests.
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Men Rejected Early May May Be Reconsidered
A county draft board examiner Dr P Potter announces that men rejected early in exams for slight physical deficiencies will have their cases reconsidered after re examinations. Large early testing led to overestimating minor issues and overemphasizing prior rejections. The board will review those classified as fit or unfit to ensure fair reassessment.
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Charles Remley Dies At Parents Home In Walkerville
Charles Remley born August 7 1877 at Whitehall Green County Montana served in the Spanish American War with Eighth U S Cavalry and rose to sergeant He married Josephine Herrington September 8 1910 They leave wife two children Frank James age 7 and Charles C age 2 plus his father and relatives The family lived at 732 Dewey Point Walkerville Montana with plans for burial soon
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Petrograd Rumors Surface of Hidden Revolution Plot
Washington reports a potential Petrograd plot aiming to crown Alexis Nikolaievitch, former czar’s son, while sources say no contact between stats departments or embassies confirms the claim. The piece notes royalist speculation and uncertain foreign influence amid Bolshevik upheaval in Petrograd.
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Federal Agent Blocks Enlistment Amid Citizenship Issue
Special Agent Daly of the U S Department of Justice refused yesterday to permit George Kalenber to enlist in the army because of his enemy alien citizenship. Kalenber, a native born Austrian with Serbian parentage, sought to join and argued his wife needed him at home to support four children. He was escorted from the city jail after demanding imprisonment until cleared to enlist.
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Heald
Miner Injured by Falling Rock at Steware Mine
Marion L. Collins, a miner, was severely injured yesterday afternoon when rock fell on a hanging wall at the Steware mine. Hospital reports show a fracture of the right ankle and two broken ribs. He resides at the Florence hotel.
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Roosevelts sharp attack on conscientious objectors sparks war talk
Former president Theodore Roosevelt thundered against conscientious objectors at Brooklyn Academy of Music urging the public to support war effort and questioning the objectors' motives. He suggested ideal fates for those who refuse to fight, proposing frontline duty or service in dangerous roles to defend the nation.
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Plant Possibilities From Seed Growth Record
A report notes that if seeds of one plant type are allowed to grow unchecked they could cover the curl to the exclusion of others. An orchid plant can yield over ten million seeds in a season, with foxglove nearing this remarkable figure.
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