Army Office Opens In Butte Brings In Recruits
The Forty fourth infantry fills fast as Harlan opens an army recruiting office in Butte offering enlistments until Saturday. Recruits destined for Fort Sam Houston and Spokane travel to Missoula for medicals and mobilization. The drive targets bakers telegraph operators and aviation staff with many non commissioned ranks available.
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Harlan
Army
Butte
H. Kyker
Peter C. Forsyth
Thomas A. Sinsons
Karl L. Medley
Leon Pinozza
Fort Sam
Houston
Texas
Spokane
Vancouver
Forty-fourth Infantry
Montana
Bakers
Aviation Service
Bure
Regular Army
Fort Missoula
Montane
Missoula
Fort Harrison
Ordnance
United States Army
J. M. Kelso Jr
Meer
Fort Wright
Austrian Premier Seydler to Form Permanent Cabinet
Dr. von Seydler informed parliamentary leaders that he will be entrusted with forming a permanent cabinet in Vienna. The statement signals a new phase in Austrian politics as the coalition negotiates the cabinet lineup and policy priorities.
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Avesen
Vienna
Allgemeine Zeltuns
Dr. von Seydler
Sidney Band Volunteers for Navy Amid War Recruitment
Abe Foltz, head of the Butte recruits office, says Sidney in Daw County can rival New York in raising a navy band. When the navy issued a call, Sidney supplied 28 musicians, sending 11 to Salt Lake. the town plans to keep the Montana band intact and add players to reach 28 pieces for service aboard a battleship.
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Abe Foltz
Butte
Sidney
Daw County
New York
Navy
Dawson
Salt Lake
National Guard
Montana
Four Years in Germany War Coverage Promoted by Standard
Washington Aug 2 Hoffman Philip former secretary at Constantinople was not appointed by President Wilson to be minister to Colombia George Pritt Ingersoll of Ridgefield Conn was nominated for minister to Siam The Standard urges readers to subscribe and share the exclusive wartime serial.
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Washington
Hoffman Phillip
The
Empasa
Constantinople
Wilson
Colombia
George Pritt Ingersoll
Ridgefield
Conn
Siam
Unfounded rumor denied by Secretary Baker today
An official denial from Secretary Baker refutes untraceable rumors that an American home disaster was not caused by American forces. He reiterates the promise that no misfortune would be attributed to Mitchell or the public. A concrete refrigerator cools via water flow over the device.
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Washington
Baker
Mitchela
Rubber price rise after late government orders
Late government orders boost rubber footwear prices causing shortages in Butte retailers. Wholesale blame rests on army retirements and shift to composition materials over leather, with manufacturers overwhelmed and orders delayed. Government precedence cited as demand grows, while patent medicines, cosmetics, and glassware face price hikes and scarce supply amid wartime controls.
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Butte
Haif Ag
Occa
Caen
Itven
Pataller
Bamileliy
Ana
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Fine Kid
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Nowest
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Indianapolis
United Anglers’ League of
York City
Trunk Walton
America
Pacific
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England
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Watton
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Byron
Izaak Walton
Charles Cotton
Beresford
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Thames
Anne
Winchester
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Milwaukee Sentinel
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Naval Base
Hampton Roads
Hampton Roads Naval Base
Exposition Grounds
Jamestown
Sidney, Mont
Navy Department
Germany
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