Weekly War Savings Societies Get New Savings Letter
The War Savings Letter replaces the War Saver, mailed weekly to U S war savings societies. Editor M L Hillmenthal says the circulation reaches about 120000 societies with average 50 members each, totaling roughly six million workers. It calls secretaries to read and act on messages from Washington to boost savings. Turner Montana director approves, urging societies to read weekly letter and apply its guidance to raise sales.
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S Cieties
M. L. Hillmenthal
Washington
War Savings
War Industries Ae
Y Turner
Montana
Espionage charge targets veteran San Francisco patrolman
A federal warrant was issued in San Francisco charging Patrolman George F. Meyers with making seditious remarks in violation of the espionage act. Meyers, a 23 year veteran of the city police, faced court martial terminology and procedures described by officials.
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San Francisco
George F. Meyers
San Francisco Police Deparient Act
From Newswriter to Lieutenant at Marine Officers School
James Sligo Cummins, once of the Butte Daily Post staff, has been commissioned to write about his appointment to the marine officers training school. He enlisted months ago, went to Mare Island then San Diego, won permission to enter the Quantico three month course. The nickname Sligo comes from his Ireland birthplace and Summer Hill college past, reflecting his wit and reporting flair.
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James
Sligo
Cummins
Butte Daily Post
Marine Officers
Mare Island
San Diego
Ing
Quantico
Nick
Ireland
Summer Hill College
America
Slixo
Butte
HG Day at Columbia Gardens for Children
The regular children's day at Columbia Gardens will close the summer season with dances and athletic contests led by supervisor Mike Cherry. About 12,000 attended last year, with over 10,000 children, as Mrs. Wharton praises the tots dancing on the green and framed photos.
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With Plank
Mike Cherry
J. K. Wharton
Clearing Away Work Preparatory to Primary Vote
County officials under Sam L. Anderson prepare for the primaries by posting the printer's list of judges and clerks, printing sample ballots, and mailing pamphlets about licensing chiropraactors. About 28,000 pamphlets are expected. a franked stamp halves postage. Ballots will be mailed to soldiers in training camps. Meanwhile, railway shopmen gain higher wages, prompting recalls and driving rail work to clear backlogs before winter.
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Sam L. Anderson
Silver Bow
Anderson
Washington
Canadian fighters enlist in expeditionary force
J Roy Thompson of Philipsburg Montana and George Hespasis of 74 East Park Street, both British subjects, enlisted in the Canadian expeditionary forces yesterday at the course house recruiting station and were trained last night for Spokane recruiting headquarters.
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J. Roy Thompson
Philipsburg
Mont
George Hespasis
East Park Street
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Course House
Spokane
Volunteers Depart for Missoula Training Camp Today
County and city volunteers leave this morning for Missoula training camp to study various mechanical branches. Roll call held yesterday in the courthouse. Hocking, 23, former assistant city treasurer, named squad leader of eight. Barker, 21, of North Main street, to lead county squad of four. Teer notes ancient drink origins. manuscripts show barley-based liquor production in Europe long before Christ.
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Missoula
Hocking
Sam’ Barker
North Main Street
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Ralph C. Norton
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Montevideo
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Rome
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Harmind
Billie Burke
Dimity
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