Draft Class One Replenishment urged by Crowder
Provost Marshal General Crowder through the official bulletin warns that class 1 local boards must be exhausted by October 1 and urges rapid preparation and volunteer recruitment. He notes reclassification and Montana boards have shifted personnel, with many still in class 1 and emphasizes broad cooperation to meet wartime staffing needs.
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Crowder
Green
Montana
Butte City
Silver Row Countty
Provost Marsh
France
W. Mec. White
Soldiers Main France Speeds Up Mail System
An extract from Stars and Stripes describes a new railway mail train system in France to speed up personal and official correspondence for American Expeditionary Forces. Routes from Tours to general headquarters and between Paris and front lines cut letter delivery times from days to hours, aiding contact with units, hospitals, and loved ones.
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Btars and Stripes
American Expeditionary Forces
Horace Casey
Signal Corps
France
St. F. Casey
Huttewer Hs
United States
Ameri Expeditionary Forces
Nantes
Mother
ofMlee
Riot at Camp Merritt leaves one dead and eight in custody
Thirteen members of the military police were confined to the guardhouse after a riot at Camp Merritt New Jersey last Saturday night. A negro soldier was killed and five others wounded as reports claim they fired without orders during the disturbance. The inquiry is being directed by officials releasing details today.
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Au. 1
Camp Merritt
Eagles Picnic In Thompson Park Attracts Citywide Invite
The Eagles of Hutte host an annual picnic in Thompson Park next Sunday with dancing from 2 p.m. to late, a six piece orchestra, and a four round boxing exhibition for exercise. A long list of field sports includes a 100 yard dash for prominent Emphants to showcase their birth as fel c. Various local figures are named as organizers and committee chairs.
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Thompson Park
Eagles of
Fel c. Ro
AL Sun
Toole
Steve Refreshments
Ea Frugella
Mack Sharpless
Joe Rest
John ‘Tracey
M. M. Sullivan
Charites’ O'p Lunch Isitechen
Guy, New= kirk
Charles Kiley
Mike Cantlon
Angélo Pera
Charles Fields
Jam Neill
Sam Alherton
James i
Keete Dan’ Hantey
Malloy
John ‘O'Rourke
Joseph Jackson
Jere Cuttora Vrews
Ed Andrieux
Don King
Murphy
James P. Carey
Byron J. Coones
Dan O'Connell
Ed Burke
Harry ‘Thomas
Robert Tutchins
J. €. Roberts
Mr. Duggan
James James Daly Tickete
Taasil Tyson
John I Joseph
Christ
Peter Kel EK Sullivan
Janey
Davey O'Connor
Doe" Ey
Ch Treacy
W. I. Davey
John (Sherigh) Sullivan
Peter “Prudhomme
Jon. Mulholland
Stephen Fletcher
W. J McMahon
John Bonner
Kerr Teadie McNally
Joseph O'Mara
Wigan
Prank Leahy
William
Charge Filed After Portuguese Language Incident
Aled WE George, age 30, faced charges after an incident in the county. Officer Con J Kelley reported a concealment matter and weapons possession. No further details were provided in the readable text.
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Aled WE George
Con J Kelley Pons
Word of Importance to All the Young Men
An appeal to males who have reached twenty one and up to August 24 1918 to register on August 24 1918. They should consult local draft boards for guidance on how and when to register.
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ANL
Redeems Stamp Pledge by Selling Chickens
A northern county director lauds a dry farmer and his wife for buying war savings stamps while keeping to frugal means. The couple, with three children, sold their last chicken to support the war effort, showing backbone of the nation. The farmer plans to enlist. aviation corps offers his services for a two month state tour promoting stamps.
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Sivin
Witeh
Alda
France
United
Die Aviation. Corp
Harry W. Turner
Exemption No Excuse For Not Registering
Exemption claims cannot excuse a person reaching 21 from registering. The document discusses registration instructions for 1918, noting ages and dates and urging individuals to contact local boards for guidance on how to proceed and obtain their registration card.
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Genera Elved
Ynail
Telegraphers Demand Restatement of Rights
York Aux Telegraphers urge reinstatement of workers at West company. They claim past restrictive and unlawful contracts violated trade union rights. Board rules protect association and activity, forbidding discharge for union membership and coercive pressure to bargain.
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York
Aux
West
Reading Says No Truth In Report About Alliance Talks
Lord Reading denied reports that he returned to England to draft terms of an offensive and defensive Anglo American alliance. He stated there is not a word of truth in the claim, which appeared in the London Evening News and was cabled to this country. Meanwhile German officers formerly interned in Switzerland and repatriated have been sent to the Ukraine in violation of the Berne agreement, an official dispatch said.
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Lord Reading
Great” Britain
United States
England
London
Washington
Wassington
Switzerland
Ukraine
Berne
Fran
Deceptive German Junkers arguments summarized
Washington reports that a Hamburg news digest cites German Junkers arguments used to mislead the public. US officials condemn the claims that the United States will not declare war, will arm against Japan, or keep troops from Europe.
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Washingen
Junkers
Hamburg
Americ
Japan
Bar
England
Germany
United States
Plans Completed for Veterans Picnic at Washoe Park
Henry W Lawton camp of Spanish War Veterans Joseph Corby Ladies Auxiliary Robert Lenniston camp of Anaconda join with Anaconda Ladies Auxiliary for a joint picnic at Washoe Park Copper City August 25 arrangements completed at a Tuesday night meeting by the organizations
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Henry W. Lawton
Joseph Corby
Robert Lennston
Anaconda
Washoe Park
Copper City
Aftl
Ford to return all war profits, Ford Motor stockholders to follow
Henry Ford announced through his private secretary that he will return to the United States government all profits he personally makes on war contract work. He expects other Ford Motor Company stockholders to follow his example as contracts amount to several million dollars.
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Henry Ford
United States
Ford Motor Company
Ford Motor
S S S Purely Vegetable Blood Remedy Advertised
Nature's safe blood treatment uses roots barks and herbs to purify and build up the blood. The advertisement claims S S S cures rheumatism catarrh scrofula ulcers skin diseases and poisons of the blood, offering the remedy through drug stores and a Medical Director at a lab in Atlanta Georgia.
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S.S.S
Il Rest
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