Campaign to complete new M G A building starts
Subscriptions to raise 190000 for the new M G A building run September through the 17th with four instalments due October 1918 February June and October 1919. If the amount needed is not pledged no subscriber pays the full amount. Campaign secretary K Le Mogge announced at a Silver Bow club conference. A 150 business men will direct the drive alongside the executive committee. The effort is organized into 50 member divisions each with a leader and five teams.
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K. le Mogge
Silver Bow Club
TR. Wharton
FE. B. Howell
EA. Brown
J. L. Bruce
Donald Campbell
Eugene Carroll
L. Carroll
D. Charles
A. J.davis
JF. Dutton
Evans
C. W. Goodale
Aod Knievel
William Lutey
Joseph Oppenheimer
John I. Scovtl
Aircraft Collision Kills Cadet William R Turnstall
Fort Worth Texas August 14 Cadet William R Turnstall son of John R Turnstall of Brookfield Massachusetts was killed when his airplane collided with another aircraft several thousand feet up The second plane landed safely and its occupant escaped uninjured.
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Fort Worth
Texas
William R. “Turnstally
John R. Turnstall
Brookfield
Mass
Japan Gratified by Allied Successes in France
A Tokyo dispatch to the Times notes Japanese gratification over Allied advances in France and the transformation of the United States into a warlike nation ready to combat militarism. The article emphasizes the strong impression of these events on Japanese public sentiment.
Man 15 Released Under Heavy Bail After Fatal Crash
Steven Florres, confessed driver of the automobile that struck Edward Lindstrom in Montana Street, released on $2,000 bond after pleading not guilty to murder. The 21-year-old Choctaw-Mexican was speeding at 60 mph when he hit Lindstrom, whose body was hurled and crushed. Lindstrom died hours later. Florres fled the scene and was later arrested.
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Steven Florres
Edward Lindstrom
South Idaho
Lutore
Eys Walker
Walker
Hailey
Montana Street
Larkin
Lindstrom
Florres
Oppsite
J. I. Heiber
Heiber
West Porphyry Street
Cole Mine
Indstrom
Heider
Montana
Telliter Lures
Fierres
Chaplain Mitchell United States Army Dispatch Details
A Washington dispatch reports Mrs Mitchell planning to leave tonight aboard the Northern Pacific to meet Mr Mitchell and accompany him to work with souls in Australia. The article notes Joseph Pulliger Jr of St Louis as editor of a local Great Doe publication and mentions an aviation unit rejected from flying service due to poor qualification.
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Mitchell
Mitchel
Pacife
Worres
Bs Souls
Aus
Washington
Joseph Pulliger Jr
St. Louis
Gtdows Test Plapaton Haa
One Aviation
Timber fire destroys 2400 worth lumber at Red River mill
A blaze at the Red River Lumber Company destroyed about 2400 dollars worth of timber. The wood was largely intended for shipbuilding, and investigators were assessing losses and potential causes amid the quiet Chicago report.
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Chicago
Rug
Red River
Lumber ‘Company
Assault damages suit verdict defeats Tremewan vs Greer
A jury in Judge Lamb's division delivers a verdict against Ed Tremewan in a suit against W Greer. The case claims Greer struck Tremewan harming him physically. The proceedings reference custody and alimony requests in a separate line of text from unrelated names and dates.
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Lamb
Ed Tremewan
W. Greer
Tremewan
Greer
Harry C
Marri
Lodae
Anna’ Marrigan
Hone Martigan
Hutte
Stolen Car 15 Recovered in Missoula Cowshed
A car identified as number 15 was reported stolen and later found in Missoula cow shed. Pierce had sold the car to Elliott and vanished before delivery. Officers traced the Tuissing car to Missoula and believe they can arrest the guilty parties.
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Missoula
Pierce
Elliott
Butte
Wime
Fugitive Emil Herman Ordered Back to Coast Court
Emil Herman former state secretary of the Socialist party in Washington was arrested in Hayes and ordered removed to the Washington federal court by Judge Hourquin after a hearing in Butte. He had been sentenced for espionage and granted release under a 10 year term and $20,000 bond with a restriction that he not enter Washington, yet he entered Montana on Aug 3 with trial court permission according to the allegation.
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Emil Herman
Theocialist Party
Washington
Hayes
Hourquin
Butte
Herman
State of Washington
Montana
Grave tone in Hun newspapers Aug 14 1916 turmoil spreads
German and Rhine country papers describe Anglo French main thrust as a perilous threat. Cologne Volks Zeitung voices popular dread of another ruthless attack and warns of defeat and hunger in Cologne Dusseldorf and Essen. Weser Zeitung notes concealed pessimism as American army grows tougher. Also reports grand jury in Chicago returns against Hendricks and Larson for illegal saw operations and a witness tampering incident in the WWI trial. Additionally a Washington suffrage protest near the White House draws 29 arrests.
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Rhine
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Essen
Volks Zeitung
Weser Zeitung
Bremen
Huskips in Siberia Landing Party Report
A small landing party from a United States cruiser participated in Allied contingents operations at Archangel on August 2. TheLanding details were announced today, describing the crew's role in initial actions and subsequent operations during the Archangel area activities.
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Lee Tenn Teter Eat
Archangel
Soldiers in training begin lessons at Hebuen Park
Local board officials state the group will become soldiers after a few practice sessions. Major Bradley notes they lack experience but shows potential with two to three lessons needed to improve. next classes set for Friday at 4 pm and 3 pm. An unrelated note mentions a Lake Avoca disturbance and a Sunday work restriction for shinsards.
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Tradley
of Mines Station
Hebuen Park
Bradley
Pit
Trial Court Session Closed by New Judge
Judge Ede amb closes his first term praising the system after 30 years at the bar. He dismisses the jury panel and thanks members for meritorious service. Law and motion calendars will be set by Judge Lamb on Saturdays. Since June, 26 trials held, 14 dismissed or settled, two jury hearings, many matters clarified.
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Edeamb
Memebers
Mit
Lamb
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Bell_Veppers
F. A
Stephenson Lumber CO
Cuticura
Elsie Cruzan
Saugus
Calif
Japan
MAN
Chaplain Mitchell
United States Army
Pirst
Leo Hendricks
Everett
Arthur Son
Boltingham
Hendricks
Larson
Morrison Mill Company
C.L. Reames
LW. W
TW W
Landis
Charles Krattiger
Aili
Paterson
N. J
Lawrence McDonough
Eity
Sted
Lafayette “Square
White House
Senate
Siberia
Hue
Hart
William
Shark Monroe
Big Bill
Butte Naval Scouts
ORL
Qinperery. Org
Lake Avoca
Honda
Sherif
Alove
Philadewpow
Shinsards
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