Need Farm Labor Now in Gallatin County
Aug 2 Gallatin County meeting of community councils and the chamber of commerce urged immediate farm labor for the harvest. Officials from the U S Department of Labor and the Montana Department of Agriculture discussed co operation, with 4000 farmers statewide seeking work. A joint thrashing price schedule and farm labor mobilization were planned, plus clerks and volunteers urged to work on farms during harvest season.
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Gallatin
Roseman
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber’ of Commerce
Council of Defense
J. A. Harader
United States
ET. Currier
Montana
Department Agriculture
Mrr. Harader
Gallatin “County
Charader
Department of Labor
Currier
Gallatin County
Farader
Feld
Stuadion Ind Fez
Department. of Labor
Army commissions Montana soldiers in Sanitary corps
An afternoon Washington dispatch reports James Flynn of Missoula and Wil Smith of Chateau aboard were commissioned as sanitary corps officers. The Pioneer Press notes the Montana soldiers received their commissions in St Paul Minnesota on August 7. The item cites broader U.S. Army troop movements.
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St. Paul, Minn
James © Flynn
Missoula, Mont
Wil Smith
Chateau, Font
Frat Sieutessante
Sanitary Corps
Ington
Pioneer Press
Goza to Head War Industry Board in Montana Region
Helena August 2. Sam Goza named chairman of the Montana sub region of the Sixteenth federal war industry region at a conference yesterday attended by representatives from every major state group. Officers listed include vice chairman Sam Stephenson secretary TM Hitchcock treasurer Shirley Word Marion and C S Kelly with party regional vice chairmen W S Bowl ing Charles Vandenhook and Aug Currie among others.
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Helena
Sam
Goza
Ehairman
Montana
Otter
Sam Stephenson
Great Palia
TM. Hitchcock
Shir
Ley
Great Fatla
Marion
Hele Pha
C. S. Kelly
Butte
E- Committemen
Jonal
W. S. Bowlin
Hiliings
Charles Vanden
Hook
Roseman
Auit. Currie
Lewistown Court Grants War Measure For Colored Community
In Lewistown Aug court action grants a temporary injunction aiding a colored community. The case references Camp Le entertainment and a water rights dispute over land and a company claim. Local officials outline the order to allow waters crossing and access as part of the war measure while noting community figures and dates.
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Lewistown
Roy Ayershaw
Blaintitt
Mt Comuehall
Ieee
Promise to Cut Feed Freight Rate
Washington officials notify the Helena Independent that the railroad administration will reduce freight rates on cattle feed to drought areas of Montana by half to ease stock raisers. Gov. Sam Stewart and lawmakers move to address farm problems as Alfred Guen faces burglary cases in Washington.
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Helena
Washington
Independent Bays
Z. J. Walsh
Railroad Administration
Montana
Sam Stewert
Thie
Walsh
Myers
Evans
Alfred Guen
Walla
Mie Srines
Guen
The
Fuel Administration
Wilson
United States
Campaign for nurses taken to every county
Helena Aug 2 Mrs H I Shercock chairman of the woman's committee of the council of defense heads the Montana campaign to enroll women aged 19 to 35 in the student nurses reserve. County chairmen include Miss Jessie Blacktone Anaconda Deer Lodge Gallatin Bozeman Mrs A D Hows Deer Lodge Powell county and Mrs Frank facies Butte Silver Bow county.
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Deer Lodge
Powell’ County
And
Frank
Facies
Butte
Silver Bow County
Unskilled Workers for War Industries in Montana
John B. Densmore, director general of the United States employment service, informs Charl D. Greenfeld that unskilled labor recruited in Montana for war industries will not be drawn from farms, mines or railroads. It is unclear whether the 3,060 men called in the state will be sent elsewhere or drafted within Montana, but a portion is likely to stay.
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Helena
John B. Densmore
United States Employment Service
Charl D. Greenfeld
Montana
Bumper Crop in Carter County Montana
Carter county in southeastern Montana about 60 miles from a railroad reports a bumper grain crop this year yet lacks an effective haul to market. The Montana railroad commission has urged Director McAdoo to approve a fleet of motor trucks to solve transport difficulties in the district.
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Helena
Mont
Carter County
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
McAdoo
Life Penal Servitude For Corporal Bowling
London Dowling of land from months. It was announced in the house of commons that a man had been put ashore the west coast of Ireland from a German submarine. A collapsible boat conveyed the man to shore. A few days later the prisoner in the Tower of London had his sentence commuted to Connaught Stangers. Downing's trial by court martial opened on July 8. He pleaded not guilty to charges of joining a hostile force while a prisoner of war and attempting to induce others to join. He also faced a charge of participating in an attempt to land a force in Ireland. Gorman was prone
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Tower of London
Connaught Stan
Downing
Germany
Gorman
Malvy Case Mitigation and Trial Developments
Paris August 2 Attorney General Merillon summarized government arguments in the Malvy treason trial stating the former interior minister was not a traitor though partly responsible for army mutinies due to pacifist propaganda. He refrained from calling Malvy a traitor and contrasted him with Bolo Pasha and Duval. The news mixes with other dispatches on military and naval matters and industrial closures.
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Paris
Havas
Merillon
High Court of Justice
Louis Malvy
M. Malvy
Leon Daudet
Royalist
L'Action Francaise
M. Maloy
Bolo Pasha
M. Duval
Tir Fector
Malvy
Merilion
Soissons Retaken by French Troops in War Updates
Continued from page one, the report notes French forces have retaken Soissons as Germans retreat. British raids persist in France and Flanders while German bombardment increases south of the Somme near Viren.
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Soissons-Rheime Salient
France
Flanera
Somme
Viren
Germans retreat as Marne offensive collapses
The Associated Press reports German forces fall back after a failed assault on the Marne. French and British lines advance toward the Grigee River valley, with the center of the battle near the Fer de Nèe woods and Villers Agron. The German crown prince’s offensive is described as a significant failure, with retreat likely toward the Vesle river.
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Ardre
Villers Agron
Veale
Marne
von Kluck
French Troops Push Through Soissons Front Lines
Paris reports French forces entered Soissons as Germans retreat from key positions along the Crise river front. Allied gains stretch north of the Marne, center advances northeast of Oureq, and east toward Coulonges. Enemy air power downed seven machines. 22 tons of explosives dropped on enemy air facilities and camps.
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Paris
Soissons
Feherms
Crise
Dormans- Rheims
Marne
Germany
Fere-en-Tardenois
Ville Tardenois
Oureq
Arcy Sainte Restitue
Bois de Dole
Coulonges
Hols Meuniere
Goussancourt
Villers Agron
Nillocen-Tarden
Ardro
Veslo
Feeble Replies of the Germans
The French and American troops north of Fere-en-Tardenoise advanced early Friday. French and American forces seized Cramille Cra Moiselle and entered Saponay, while Americans moved through Nesle forest. Locomotives and forty railroad cars were captured at Saponay as Germans retreated northward amid fires and destroyed dumps. The Allies faced little resistance. French troops slept in Saponay for the first time in two months. Three enemy airplanes were downed, with further victories reported. American bombing planes raided Conflans. British air superiority continued with 70 German aircraft destroyed and 21 British reported missing. 18 German planes were shot down on the Dnieper fronts during the week.
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Associated Press
Aisne-Marne
Fere-en-Tardenoise
Cramille
Cramoiselle
Saponay
Srelock
Nesle
Conflans
London
Con Trol
Germany
Bombing Runs Hit German Bases Across Belgium and Germany
Report states mtenbure suffered three bombings along with Stuttgart Saarbruecken and Baden hit twice each. In Belgium there were eighteen raids on naval and military sites including Ostend bombed four times Bruges docks three times and Zeebrugge twice.
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Mtenbure
Stuttgart
Saarbruecken
Baden
Belgium
Ostend
Bruges Docks
Zeebrugne
Villages Fired by Germans In Rout on Front
London dispatch reports General Maginot's forces advancing on the Soissons Chateau Thierry front. French troops push 10 miles, occupy Martennes and adjacent wood, extend line to Cramaille, and approach Sergy while Germans burn villages during retreat. American reports note a midnight barrage in Lorraine with no infantry assault. Berlin states Allied repulse between Soissons and Fere en Tardenois.
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London
Magin'a
Reuter
Frevch
Hartennes
Taux
Soissons-Chateau Thierry
Fere-en-Tardenois
Martennes
Cramaille
Ville-en-Tardenoix
Romigny
Villers-Agron
Ville-en-Tardenote
Ville-en-Tardenois
Berlin
Soissons
Feusheux
Vancouver Strike Sparks Soldiers Riot At Labor Temple
About 4000 Vancouver union workers halted work at noon to protest a killing of Albert Goodwin by a Dominion officer. Soldiers raided the labor temple, seizing leaders Midgley and Kavanagh, forcing them to kiss the Union Jack, then marched to a drill ground and ordered strike leaders out of the city or face expulsion. Streetcars were halted as power was cut.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Albert “Goodwin
Dominion
V.R. Midgley
John Kavanagh
Trades Council
Jack
Vancouvers
Hrikers
American Troops Push On Allied Front Near Soissons
Washington August 2 American forces pressed the pursuit of the enemy along the Soissons Rheims front. The opposing line fell back five miles this morning and continued to yield ground. General Pershing reported in today’s communiqué that American troops captured hill 230 south of Towlonges and the wood east of the AML. American aviators bombed the Conflans railroad station and yards, with numerous hits recorded.
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Washington
Soissons-Rheims
Pershing
War Department
Towlonges
Aml
Conflans
Wilson Presses Suffrage Amendment Urgently
President Wilson writes to New Jersey Senator David Baird urging support for the Susan B. Anthony suffrage amendment calling it a great and new reform. The letter was released from the White House amid other政治 dispatches from Washington.
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Washington
Susan B. Anthony
Wilson
David Baird
New Jersey
White House
És Pee
Americans Repel German Assault in Bois de Nesle Woods
Report from the front details US units of lumberjacks and farmer boys fighting German jaeger and reserve divisions in a six hour clash through a four kilometer wood. American bayonets and snipers deadly, prisoners scarce, and Red Cross regiments avoided by fire.
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Boyle
Trois de Mueniere
Tay
Cierges
Nesle Woods
Seringes
Proclamation of German Resolve Amid War Struggles
Amsterdam August 2 Emperor William speaks to the German people acknowledging four years of hard struggle and praising leaders, officials, workers, and citizens. He warns of further privations ahead yet asserts Germany will emerge strong and victorious as remembrance of sacrifices carried for the fatherland.
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Amsterdam
Willian
Germany
Enemy 19 Swept Back In A Hurry In Retreat
Continued from rage 1.7 the enemy withdraws toward the Aisne with his left flank at the Veale threatened. French pressure on the line south of the Veale risks turning the left, forcing the enemy to abandon heavy matériel as he rushes to form a defensive line beyond the river.
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Aisne
Veale
Four Soldiers Die in Auto Train Collision at Deming
In Deming New Mexico on August 2 four men died when their automobile was struck by a Southern Pacific express train. Victims include Vern Kinaman and Roy V Kinnaman of Walthill Nebraska Leo McGrath of St Paul Minnesota Walter G Maclure of Cedar Park Texas. Two other soldiers Richard A Smith and Robert Carlton, both of St Paul Minnesota, were injured and expected to recover.
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St. Paul, Minn
Maclure
Cedar Park
Texas
Fragmented World War II dispatches mix ruin and finance
A late 1919 era report quotes Herr Segeler on France’s seven days of fighting as a strategic failure yet notes broad destruction across towns farms and forests. Other items cover railroad disputes Colorado Midland recovery bids and Liberty bonds trading amid inter Allied policy in Siberia.
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Associated Press
France
Dlatt
Herr Segeler
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