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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1917
Page
3
The new Columbia hospital at 400 South Washington street opens today with Emma Sales in charge. It will accept all patients except those with contagious diseases and will be nonsectarian, open to reputable physicians, with large airy operating rooms and modern equipment.
A pathological laboratory will be at physicians’ disposal. A special section of the hospital is set aside and equipped to handle maternity cases with a delivery room adjoining.
Thomas McKee a former Hig Hole basin railroad laborer was committed to the insane asylum yesterday by Judge Dwyer after examination by Drs Donohue and Hammond. McKee suffered epileptic fits whose cause remains unknown.
Deserters are labeled under three categories by Adjutant General Conley. Registrants who appeared but refused physical exams and were drafted yet failed to obey orders are deserters. Those found physically qualified but failed to report for mobilization after local board orders also count as deserters.
The order provides that four rear admirals and a set of captains and 51 commanders will be promoted through a merit system by a selection board meeting Monday. Vacancies arise from naval expansion for war. In addition 110 lieutenants and 247 junior lieutenants will be advanced by seniority, and ensign grades readjusted to align with wartime commissions.
Albert G. Headley, a miner, filed a complaint yesterday against Passmore Corp alleging assault. He seeks 3000 dollars actual damages 3000 dollars punitive damages and costs of suit. Ham Tyvana represents him.
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