Died and Wounded in War Casualties List
A long casualty roll lists individuals with statuses such as died of accident or disease and various degrees of wounds. Names include Willard Weeks, Fred Hiller, George Dotson, Annie Dale, Otto Hall, Charles Donaldson, Henry Summerland, Mary Whalen, Matt Dahl, Elmer Larsen, Tom Richards, and many others with associated spouses or next of kin and residence towns like Gilford, Sumatra, Belgrade, Miles City, Huntley, Great Falls, Harlem, Columbia Falls, Fort Benton, and Billings. Several are noted as missing in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dotson
George Dotson
Lambert
William A. Dale
Annie Dale
Belgrade
Edwin Hall
Otto Hall
Miles City
George A. Donaldson
Charles Donaldson
Hoosack
Roy Summerland
Henry W. Summerland
Livingston
George Whalen
Mary Whalen
Huntley
Albert Dahl
Matt Dahl
Butte
List of World War II casualties and statuses
A fragmented roster lists killed in action died of wounds disease or accident, wounded degrees, and missing in action. Names span private to sergeant across units including Marine Corps and Army, with locations from Baltimore to Knoxville and Texas to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Actie
Washington
Seifert
Rwanton
Ohi
Abbott
Tacoma
Wash Towers
Fairmont
W. Va
Ohio
J. ¥. Carr
Jates
W. IL
Chattee
Gul
Willie
Gais
Rutledge
H Morgan
Ashlind
Ove
H. McDaniel
Adamsville
Tenn
H. Roberts
Wobblies and big fires figure in the testimony
In Sacramento on December 20 1920 testimony in a federal case described fires that allegedly destroyed property valued in the millions during the past two years. The trial involves 45 defendants charged with plotting violence against the U S war effort. Mention is made of the I W W symbol the cat and letters from associates in San Francisco and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
United States District Court
Robert Duncan
Department of Justice
Parenti
Peter
Vincent Santelli
Santelli
Louis Parenti
1 W. W
San Francisco
Chicago
James H. Mulroney
EO. Binder
Butte
Marysville
C. W. McCoy
Yuba
Mortimer Downing
HH. D. Snr
Richard Ford
E. J. Maxwell
Wheatland
Connor
Following the Trail of Piper’s Auto Trip
Muskegon December report details the search for Piper and Milo as authorities follow the car trail to Hinsdale and Hamilton. Piper’s counsel withdrew, visitors limited, and a postponed hearing until after Christmas reshapes the murder case against Piper and the missing girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper
Muskex
Mich
Hamilton
Ontario
Carl Stauffer
City council bans red flag and Bolshevist insignia display
Minneapolis action, 21 to 4, bars public display of the red flag and any anti government insignia, with four socialist aldermen opposing. Separate note mentions relinquishment of federal price controls on milk. a Washington Senate committee discussed cutting department heads' expenditures with no action yet, aiming for postwar savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
United States
Minnesota
Washington
Senate Democratic
Must File Promptly Income Tax Returns Warning Issued
A 20 A warning from the commissioner to collectors notes improper extensions granted by some collectors for income tax returns and information forms. It stresses only the commissioner has authority to grant extensions and cautions against unilateral extensions to individuals or corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Ty Wet Wuasey
Aistract
Informa
Posthumous Honor for Corporal Jesse Marlin
Posthumous honor awarded to Corporal Jesse Marlin in a Pershing General ceremony. Veterans and officials recall his actions during a German attack, where he and two others armed with a machine gun held a position until he was fatally wounded by bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporal Jesse Marlin
Pershing
Seeger
Sildiene Tiraat
STATE UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL TO OPEN
A conference between Chancellor H C Billett and President C Linton discussed converting vacated dormitories and barracks into living quarters. Action is expected before university activities resume with squad rooms to be used on commons and the mess hall possibly becoming a dining room for low rate student board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arate
Ancellor
H.C. Billett
Press C. Linton
S.A. Te Menti
Faust Names His County Helpers
A garbled OCR record lists names and places such as Faust and Teddy Martin, with scattered fragments like Som Fall Reruda and Dowene, suggesting a historical notice of county assistant appointments. The text is incomplete and contains many unreadable segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Ire
Doweph
C. Renlth
Wee Connell
Neonda
Maadiwons
Mtancan
Finla City
Lewin and Clarks
Iver Bow
Slate Rivenman
Thom
Teddy Martin
Christmas Visitor Notes In Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge residents and visitors mingle for Christmas week with Mrs Buchanan and Mrs Launderville hosting kin and friends. A Christmas program is planned at the Methodist church Sunday morning with a special service in the evening. Mr Nolan to distribute gifts to Sunday pupils Tuesday evening as part of local holiday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Paul
Wis Tanch
Deer Lodge
Death Notice of John Lewis Aged Bozemanite
John Lewis a Bozeman native aged and living in Bozeman for seven years died after paralysis. He was born in Kentucky and survived by his wife aged 88, married 65 years, with seven children. Four sons and a daughter were present at his passing, including Samuel L. Lewis of Canada James M. Lewis of Three Forks Miles Lewis and George W. Lewis and Ferguson a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Inet
Kentucky
Mes Lewis
Samuel L
Canada
James
Forks
Miles
George
W. Lewis
Mee Ferguson
Helena News Private Raymond Larson Wounded in France
Helena notes Private Raymond G. Larson was severely wounded in France on September 30 while serving with the 362d Infantry. Tom Marlow is returning from the East. The Red Cross drive in the city is enrolling thousands and promises great success under Mrs. John Neal’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Raymond G. Larson
Helena "Herg’ Hom
France
Tom’ Marlow
Rom
John & AL Neal
Hegent Living Wages Salaries of Teachers
Helena reports a controversy over living wages for teachers as Frank P Walkh of the FTC cites $1 340 88 yearly for an eight hour day six days a week. Montana teachers are shown underpaid. if a $100 wage is used as base, 37.6 percent in the state are denied adequate pay. May Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Frank P.walkh
Federal Trade Commission
Jena
Montana
Hiying
May
Prumper
Tand
Labor surplus warned as U.S. labor fears rise
Helena dispatch reports the U S Department of Labor in Washington addressed to Secretary Charles J Greenfeld of the state council of defense warns of grave danger of labor unrest in America after the first of the year and urges every effort to speed up business and avoid labor surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
United
Department of Labor
Washington
Ang
Charles J. Greenfeld
State Council of Defense
America
Windham bank takeover rumor debunked by state examiner
Lewistown reports the Windham to bank remains under state examiner control and denies claims that Fergus County Bank officials planned a full takeover. Local veteran Harry Sanderson from Forest Urave returned after submarine service, while two Sanderson brothers died serving in France. Royal Arch Masons elect officers including Mugiter high priest and T Taylor secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Windham
Fergus County
Harry Sanderson
Forest Urave
Younie Sanderson
France
Ralph' Sanderson
Hiram Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Han
Mugiter
Charles Wiper
Webbe
T. Taylor
Walter “Lehman
TM Behulz
the Guard
G. W. “Wrigley
Sojourner
Aury Store Enlistment Notch In Sector Metz Report
A fragmentary notice references a tide of units and a second enlistment in a specific sector near Metz. The readable text hints at military movement, with limited names or dates accessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcounty “Aury
Fumt
Leute de Metz
1919 State Fair seeks peace carnival plan officials say
Helena December 20 Secretary Horace Ensign reported at the annual meeting of state fair directors that the fair in 1413 is to promote peace work and the new industrial and agricultural exhibits. The message outlined aims for a harmony themed event with civic participation and broader displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Horace Ensign
State Fair
Nelson Story Arrested On State Game Charge
Bozeman reports Nelson Story Jr. a former mayor and sports figure, arrested by the sheriff on a state game charge. He posted bail of 500 dollars with T Byron Story and Charles Vandentook signing the bonds. The county seeks another person under same charge as information is fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Sec
Ison Story Jr
Lath
Sherif
Story
T. Byron Story
Charles Vandentook
Airplane Spry Plays a Big Part in Allied Effort
Washington reports Brigadier General J D Cormack of the British war mission praised American air power and the Liberty motor at a dinner honoring Col Deeds. He called the Liberty motor the finest wartime design and production achievement and highlighted spruce timber as a major American contribution to aircraft matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
J.D. Cormack
Signal Corps
Col Deeds
Roard
Cormack
Spruce Production Sufficiency Reported By Allies
The document notes that allies faced a tight supply but succeeded in November in producing enough spruce to meet and exceed combined requirements. It highlights the critical period and the overall positive outcome of the effort.
Submarines and Planes Topics of Discussion
Army and navy officials discuss future limits on submarines and aircraft through international agreements. Officers expect warship restraint for subs and focus air power on preventing future civilian air outrages. Peace conference keeps details unclear while considering postwar security measures. Omaha congress to address West readjustment after war and jobs data show thousands of placements for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Whae
Omaha
Agriculure
Return of the Railways Urges Prompt Reestablishment
New York dispatch reports the Association of Railroad Executives’ finding committee endorsing prompt railroad return after rex legislation. Executives aim to end federal control post peace, debating cost, form of legislation, and plans to restore operation with stricter supervision and adjusted shipment rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Association of Railroad Executives
Senate
Meadoo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willard W. Weeks
George E. Weeks
Gilford
Fred W. Hiller
Emma Findson
Sumatra
Corp
Elmer J. Larsen
Anna McClure
Forsyth
Thomas Richards
Richards
Klein Corp
Louis Yunek
C. Jenson
Lavina
David G. Ireland
Jessie Treimms
John J. Polesky
Frank Polesky
Billings
Alex Gregory
Albert Gregory
Great Falls
George Kahn
August Kahn
Harlem
Ray A. Lezard
Ada Greenhalgh
Columbia Falls
Clifford R. Barnhill
Josephine R. Barnhill
Michael E. Crowley
John D. Crowley
Y'S Pillar
Joseph A. Oliver
James Oliver
Albin
Otto F. Koepke
Reuben Koepke
Tindale
Walter
Ananda Benson
Fort Benton
Walter King
Michael D. Ow
Arthur C. King
E . V. Bake
John A. Kramp
Margaret
Pr . Baker
Glendive
Kramp
Hipley
Josephine Shipley
Boyes
J. Christensen
L. P. Christensen
George Anders J
Liecte R
Stg
Anthony Chih Pc
Comeaux
H. D. Conerty
Ata
Herman L. Wilson
Direct
Texas
le D. Govan
White Oak Springs
Johnson
Clearbrook
Minnnes
Malad City
Maho
Kottke
Guttenburg
Tow
Mangiel
Knoxville
NTROL
United States Food Administration
Dairymen’s League
Milk Distribustors
State University Law School
John Lewis
Bozemanite
Britain
Jun C. Welliver
New York Globe
Blowis
Wilson
Winston Churchill
Lloyd Georg
Holland
Germany
Jugo-Slavia
Whitefield
Pennsylvania
Religion News of Finance and Commerce
Peru-Chile
Whale
Berlin
Literary Digest
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Stangara
Trumper
Lewistown News
Nelson Story
Drummond
Enz
Airplane Spry
Onar
Waatitetere
United States Employment Service
Association of Executives
Neinfin Benman
Swebiegos
Aneeng Aid
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