Defense of Bolo Pasha Outlined by His Brother
The article outlines Monsignor Bolo Pasha's defense strategy as he faces a court martial for leading a German propaganda ring in France. It notes the charges stem from testimony by two Germans and recounts alleged funds and transfers linked to the case, ending with remarks on postwar sentiment and a San Francisco meeting where war victims received shoes as admission fees.
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Bolo Pasha
Paris
Jan
France
Monsignor
Bolo
Hais
Herr Saddil
Switzerland
Adolph Pavenstedt
New Yorke
Urmer Germ
Washington
Count von Bernstorf
Egypt
Belo Pasha
Monsignor Holo
Behrens
Antwerp
New York
Hamburg
Deutsche Bank
Pavenstedt Bank
Monsignor Rolo
Spain
America
James W Gerard
Germany
San Franccisco
American steamship Harry Luckenbach sunk with loss of life
New York January 7 The American steamship Harry Luckenbach torpedoed and sunk with eight crew missing. The vessel had been requisitioned at a French port October 15 by General Pershing for use as a supply ship under the U S Shipping Board. Commanded by Captain F S Jones it was believed sunk in the English Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Luckenbach
Mfe
Naval Guard
GES
Une Harry” Luckenbachy
Ace
General Pershing
United States Shipping Board
Eng- Neh
FS. Jones
American officers deny London drunkenness charge
Vice Admiral Sims Colonel Slocum and other U S officials in London rebut reports of widespread American military drunkenness in Europe. They say no intoxicated soldiers or sailors have been observed, and Dr Joseph Fort Newton’s remarks are disputed by British officials. Newton cites three intoxicated Americans at Eagle Hut but investigators see only isolated incidents amid a broad decline in Christmas drunkenness.
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London
United States
Europe
City Temple
de Joseph Fort Newton
Town
England
Newton
William §. Sina
Ind
L. HL. Slocum
Great Britain
Sims Sald
Navy
Lincum
Walter Hines Page
Eagle Hut
Young Men's Christian ‘Association
Dr. Newton
Army
Big $10,000 Montana loan pledged for Camp Lewis project
Telegraph from A J Davis of the First National Bank announces a Montana pledge to guarantee $10,000 for a state sported roma project at Camp Lewis. Military and local officials report contracts, payrolls, and commissions for Army service, with numerous legal actions and public notices across Helena and nearby towns.
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Camp Lewis
G. Cook
A. J. Davis
First National Bank of
Latte Mont
Montana
Mark L. Davis
Tw Bach
Faeional Army
James P Clay
Ocean Park
Cal
Sha Military Police
Founder of Helena Montana Rendered Founder of Helena Sosea No Alarm
Denver January 3 Jacob Senerrer founder of Helena Montana who helped blaze routes in 1858 died in Denver He was a native of Liscourt and about 69 years old The Montana pioneers society and state historical society have no record of him as a discoverer or founder The state veterinarian Dr A J Butler said vaccination of cattle exposed to the anthrax outbreak should be done only by a qualified veterinarian and cattle quarantined for 39 days thereafter The report urged reporting and careful infection control for the next weeks to prevent spread
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United States
State Department
Gourdji
Denver
Jacob Senerrer
Helena, Mont
Liscourt
Helena
Mont
Jan
Society of Montana Pioneers
Bozeman
A. J. Ihutiee
Herm
de. Butler
Phere
Catia
Rinarian
Max Bean
Drunkenness Charged Against The Americans
The Methodist Episcopal Church temperance group charges drunkenness and disease fill guardhouses and hospitals in France with American soldiers overseas. General Pershing barred liquor acceptance by his men and talks with French authorities aim to prohibit intoxicants for GIs. The War Department is accused of letting brewers influence policy, affecting troops abroad compared with training at home.
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Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
France
War Department
Eral Pershing
Wealth From Broomcorn Near Caldwell Kan
Growing broomcorn near Caldwell Kansas by Carlsons Sohs and Burgereen Bros. will fetch 34000 dollars this year at 810 dollars per ton. Despite carpet sweepers vacuum cleaners thousands of brooms continue to be sold.
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Caldwell
Kan
C.C. Carlson
Sohs
Burgereen Bros
Deer Lodge Notices Highlight Local Moves and Visits
The Deer Lodge Chronicle notes Miss Kainar to join Central School replacing Mrs Tsetia who resigned. Several residents travel for business and winter visits including Mrs Bh in Missoula and Mrs Mannix in California. Atttorney T Shea wins a case in Billings, Dorothy Whitworth returns to Misson, and others plan exams and relocations.
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Kainarening
Central School
Tsetia
Bheedy
Missoula
Foneph
Sir ZurMuellen
Minneapolis
Mra T. Mannix
C. N. Mannix
California
Judge Fee
Lester Lemon
Old Creek
T. Shea
Billings
Mise
Dorothy Whitworth
Misson's
Mra
al¢ Whitworth
Mise McCarthy
City Schools
Chicago
Lodge
Hoxptia
Deer Lodge
Capital Commission Company of
Butte
Vistor Sonday
Milwaukee Railroad
Ed Smart
Jacksonville
IHL
Irving Chumety
Miss Strauss
North
Hull
Helena
Washington
Jury rules against Petr C. Dreyer in bankcase at Lewistown
In Lewistown on January T the jury ruled for First National Bank of Lewistown in the suit against Petr C. Dreyer of Glendive for the amount claimed. The defendant denied fraud and misrepresentation in stock purchase. A second identical case with Latwitz Dreyer as defendant was to be tried but was canceled after the verdict. Also noted: Te Crows faces grand larceny trial in Judge Roy Ayers court over alleged misappropriation of company funds. Additional items include Austin Warr appointing GW Belden as executor, Blanche Walker seeking divorce from Frank Walker, and the Fergus County Nurses association organizing with officers Caroline Dunn, Louise Schroder, Rue Baxter, and Ray treasurer.
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Lewistown
Jan T
First National Bank of
Petr C. Dreyer
Glendive
Iin
Stack Honal Life Insurance
Trayweek
Latwitz Dreyer
W. Te Crows
McCaull-Webster” Elevator Company
Keith
Roy Ayers
Ayers
Atrs Astin
W. Warr
Austin Reese Warr
GW. Belden
Austin W. Holter Warr
Helena
Mra
Blanche Walker
Franke Walker
Walkers
San Jose
Cal
Fergus County, Graduate and Registered Nurses' Association
Caroline Dunn
C. Louise Schroder
Rue Baxter
Secodent
Ray
Moore Fend
NSMORD OF MONTANA Kineton In Department Of Labor
Fragmentary text from NSMORD OF MONTANA suggests a note about Kineton and the director of the department of labor. The large department’s employees appear referenced, but content is incomplete and unclear.
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Nsmord
Montana
Kineton
Torpedo Boat Sunk in Mediterranean Action
An admiralty report confirms a destroyer was torpedoed and sunk in the Mediterranean. All officers were saved, but 10 crew members are missing. In Kendall Square a Boston subway incident injured two passengers after a fuse caused a smoke plume and alarm in a crowded station.
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Cambrian
Boston
Kendall Square
Care Ciieh
Shoddy Uniforms Debated by Senate Military Committee
Washington January 7 The use of shoddy wool in army uniforms was defended before the Senate Military Committee by Col John P Wood and Winthrop LaArvin. They argued shoddy is warm and conserve wool stocks, while wool growers claim shortages are caused by vested interests. The cost to the government may run into tens of millions if raw wool is not accepted. An official said the order to use shoddy should be revoked if wool supplies are ample.
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Washington
Uee
Senate Military Committee
John P. Wood
Engineers’ Reserve Corps
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Winthrop la Arvin
Heaton
Hoth
Hagen
National Wool Growers Association
Marvin
Boston
Philadelphia
K ‘Enman
Ans Cral
Chamberlain
Aisa
City notes and stray letters amid old newspaper fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads as scattered letters and names, offering little clear event or details. The readable bits include mentions of a city, a sea, and names such as Nea Soksantus and Srk Heme, but there is no coherent report or outcome available.
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Pier
Bates
Soksantus
Heme
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