Pretty hard knocks at 13 getting along
A hospital letter from France describes recovery after a heavy wound. Private Rid hley of Company C Second Field Battalion Signal Corps mentions four months in care, plans to return home soon, thanks Red Cross, asks for Christmas caramels and cats, and notes partnership with doctors and nurses. Also included is an Anaconda bankruptcy petition for Mathew Gugovich listing $1,013 liabilities and $295 assets, with funeral expenses and medical bills among debts.
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John Tichley
France
Jane Murray
East Gagnon Street
Red Cross
Ridhley
Company C
Second Field Battalion
Signal Corps
Mathew Gugovich
Anaconda
J. H. Duffy
M. P. Mahoney
War Savings Stamp Update At Post Office Departm ent
The post office department announced a new War Savings Stamp design, replacing the old green with blue, and reducing size. The stamps, priced at a thousand war savings, are described as attractive and patriotic, intended for immediate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Escaped Convict Noted Criminal Emerges From North Dakota
North Dakota headlines recount the escape of N. Vargo from Bismarck State Penitentiary. The article traces Noah Johnson’s chilling career, including a death sentence commuted to life, his early reform as a model convict, and a dramatic jailbreak after years of privileges. The piece notes warden Frank Talcott's tenure and his prior roles, linking to a long, storied justice saga.
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Bismarck
TD. M. Nout
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Noah
Manila
F. C. Hellstra
Ad Woehie
the Hettector
Carl Olson
Bat
Frank Ws Aerns
Talcott
Fargo
North Dakota Senate
Alderman Arrests Peddler Suspects In City Court
Alderman John M. Murphy acted as arresting officer and complaining witness against Albert Solomon and Amos Alley in a case of peddling without a license. The defendants claimed a Gov North Montana street storefront and claimed to have closed their operation. counsel LaF Lorenz appeared. The matter was dismissed for lack of license proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Murphy
Albert Solomon
Amos Alley
Laf Lorenz
Gov North Montana Street
Upsets Can of Ashes Fine in Police Court
H Sala was fined five dollars for malicious mischief after being found kicking over cans of ashes. Ernest Maschon received a five dollar fine for improper conduct on the streets. The text also promotes classified advertising services to find buyers sellers workers.
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H. Sala
Ernest
Maschon
Ees
Mexican defendants face trial in Domengo murder case
The Divide murder case moves forward as state and defense present jury selection and testimony. Key figures include 19 year old Rod Rodriguez and co-defendants linked to the Hobson County incident on March 17, with testimony from Under Sheriff Melia Deputy Doherty taxi driver John Barry and saloonman Frank Keyes outlining events leading to Domengo's death.
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Clane
Jackson
Munty
Demengo
Doherty
John Barry
Domenge
Butte
Lane
Manuel Mon
Gomez
Inter
Woodin
Gomer
Frank Keyes
Manuel Mendoza
John Domengo
Mendoza
Paul
Domengo
Gomes
New Federal Service Exams Open for Various Positions
United States civil service announces exams for clerks, lab aides, and stenographers with salaries from $800 to $3,000, nationwide locations including Washington and international postings in London Lima Paris and Tokyo. Open to both sexes with age rules and eligibility for first grade clerical and storekeeper roles.
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United States Civil Service
Commerce
Washington
London
Lima
Peru
France
MetroRrad
Oregon
Montana
Wyoming
Alaska
Internal ‘Revenue Service
United States Classified Service
Ape
Rev
Butte
Glasgow
Kalispell
Lewiston
Livingston
Mile City
Missoula
Por
Observer Weather Bureau
Rinie
Austral
War. Department
Washington, D
Syndicate Copper Firm Votes for Dissolution
The Syndicate Copper Mining Company, incorporated in May 1916 and holding 10,995 shares, voted to dissolve with all but one share supporting the action. The dissenting stake belonged to W W McDowell. The dissolution follows Tuolumne’s acquisition of the Colusa Leonard Extension property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Copp Mining Company
Colusa Leonard Extension
Tuolumne Company
Guy W. St Paul A. Gow
J. J. Harrington
W.E. Reynolds
W. W. McDowell
Colusa Leonard
Tuolumne
Signs of Rough Treatment in Police Court Delinquents
In yesterday morning’s police court 20 men faced drunkenness charges. Many defendants bore evident injuries, notably Jack Northey with a head sling and bruises. his case was dismissed and he exited assisted. Twelve others dismissed, two continued, four fined, including John Finnigan fined $19 for being drunk.
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Jack Northey
John Finnigan
City Health Board Responds to Dr Mailitt Fumigation Claim
In a letter to the editor the city board of health refutes Dr Mailitt’s account of a family fumigation after death. The city board states it supplied fumigation within half an hour of notice and that a second fumigator was sent to the call. County men reportedly could not enter due to candle fumes. The letter asserts all Monday fumigations were finished by noon and emphasizes facts over the prior claim.
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Pxplat
Standard
City Board of Health
Sell That Car If No Longer Needed
Classified note suggests selling a car that is no longer needed as a prudent option. Implies a quick sale, valued decision for the owner.
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Spitzenberg
Hood River District
Jonathan
Ayyiy
F. A. Tronside
North Main Street
Board of Health
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Montana Jewelry Co
East Park Street
Springs
Brodie
Jeweler Peoples Theater
Vargo
Cos Bismarck
M. Cases
Board of Control
Ward County
Minot
Johnson
Norway
Peddler
Barange
North Star
Syndicate Copper Firm
Xmas
B. E. Calkins & Co
Orth Mai
Riddell’s
West Park ST
Maloney
FN. Harris
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