Hall of Montana on espionage charge in Helena trial
In Helena on January 25 the case of Ves Hall of Montana is argued in court under espionage law. Testimony links Hall to remarks about Wilson Roosevelt and Liberty bonds, with defense noting context and prior statements. Just, a co-defendant, prepares to begin his trial after Hall.
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Helena
Hall
County
Montana
Presiden Wilsen
Theodore Roosevelt
Wut pRemes
Bey Matt
A. Just
George Ohterhous
Hal
Mexico
Harry Pierson
Clift Fanders
Dust
United States
Belgium
Lusitania
San Juan Hill
Wilson
Just
Fiat
Roosevelt
Matt Canning
Desare
Manne Day
Rourauip
Gisbeth
Snowfall Returns and Local News Circulate in Dillon
Dillon news digest reports renewed heavy snowfall in the region affecting ranchers and irrigation needs. The Montana State basketball team visited for games against local colleges, featuring Finch and other known players. Thrift drive gains strong traction. German alien registration set for Feb 4. Tony Lesc fined for a slashing incident. Red Cross dance adds funds, sheriff sale of Jens Christenson ranch proceeds, and several arrests including slacker Joseph Milfell and train robber Jack Ruin.
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Bowiton
Ralia
Hiticana
Stontana
Thin City
Thie State
Varios Sthods
Postmarter Poindexter
Lescu
Red Cross
Tima
Martin Sorenson
Uh City
Ing
Jens Christenson
State Bank
Sherif Gooman
An Mooney
Grasshopper
Joseph Milfell
Yesterdday
Lima
Milfelt
Xemption Board of
Columbus
Stont
Jack Ruin
Kennison
Helena Soldier Promoted to Sergeant Major
Helena news from Camp Lewis reports Steve Maronick, a well known Earl Hesina area native, promoted to sergeant major after enlistment. Sergeant Maronick, Mount St Charles College graduate, once ran a fast Helena business before service. Fifty Hawthorn alumni serve in federal forces. school exhibits service flag honoring them. A Brookline aviator claims credit for shooting German machines. a city relative notes a letter claiming a 4000 foot fall in an air..
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Helena
Jan
Camp Lewis
Steve Maronick
Earl Hissena
Raronick
Mount St Pharles College
Fast Helena
Hawthorn
David Putnam
Brookline
Mass
Ma Ines
Charles. D. Sincent
Transfer of deputy clerk and city health policy note
Harry W. Walker, long deputy clerk at the United States district court in Butte, has been transferred to Helena by Clerk Charles K. Carlow and assumed duties there. The snippet also mentions concerns about health conditions and a possible move to restrict youths from attending moving picture houses as health officials push for safety and city action.
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H. Putnam
Montana
Boston
Harry W. Walker
Max Are
Joseph Jacobson Jr. Dies at Home in Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge January 2 Joseph Jacobson Jr a five year old son of Joseph Jacobson pioneer of Montana and the Malley dropped dead at his home this evening He leaves his wife and three children It is supposed heart failure related to recent fines caused the death
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Deer Lodge
Joseph Jacobson Jr
Deer Lodge Valley
Joseph Jacobson
Montana
Malley
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Visits and Accidents
Deer Lodge dated January 25 reports W P Johnson of Race Track in town for business. Many locals and visitors pass through including Mrs N Eldred, Mrs Will Richards, Miss May Tuichards, and Miss Kate Hendrickson. A serious accident injures a child as a bullet passes through the collar bone. medically treated and resting well. Several residents plan winter trips to California, visits to Butte and Anaconda noted, plus high school work and local business matters.
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William Davie
William ‘Davis
Ronard Scharnikow
California
Humber
N. Eldred
Harry Andrews
Butte
Deer Lodge
W. B. Matheson
Anaconda
Meek
State
Frank Dougherty
Ness UF Sire
van Hurst
John E. Astle
Forbis F. Tevine
Shelby" Irvine
Fred Murphy
China
Fd Smith
Milwaukee
St Joseph's Hospital
Harold McLean
America Lake
L. McLean
J. Jr. Hare
Kate, Hendrickson
P.D. Twohy
Neva Valley
Emmett Manley
Wieton
Claude Hielens
Salt Lake
Wools Brewers’ Convention
Frank Comstock
George Remington
Margaret Wallace
Ana
Montana county officers urge patent aid for farmers convention
Missoula Jan 25 County officers at their convention urged Congress to grant patents to homesteaders to hasten state and county funds for seed grain purchases. Alfred Atkinson urged federal aid while stressing food production as Germany seeks victory. Assessors adopted a new valuation schedule, with minor changes from last year. John Fraser was elected president and James H. Stewart secretary treasurer.
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Missoula
Congress
Paten
Tate
Livingston
Alfred Atkinson
Pat
United States
Stine
Trumper
Echoola
Bui Spriggs
Renutt
Morkmen
We Fr Conswell
Phymielns
Asseawrs
John Fraser
Park County
James H. Stewart
Meagher
Farmers Week Highlights At Montane State College
Montane State College hosts Farmers Week with strong attendance from outside visitors and many in teams and automobiles. Chancellor Hilo Old University of Montana spoke on education and citizenship urging obedience to government. Diet board work expands across nine counties as volunteers assist. An automobile and industrial show is planned in Bozeman with a new garage being decorated. Sheriff Majors of Missoula County returns public funds after noting personal expenses. A scarlet fever death of a year-old child is reported in Helena.
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Rogeman
Montane State College
Hilo Old
College Assembly
Diet Board
Helena
Dan
Washington
Selective Service
U. 8
Roweman
San
Sto
Hikck Avena
Babcock Street
Bozeman
Fi I Views
J. H. Bishir
J. A. Hara
LK. Pence
A.C Talmage
Ray Deem
Missoula
Dratt
Stewart
Ea Majors
Sherif Majors
Hesider
A Great Life in the Navy Captures Broad Seafaring Joy
An American seaman extols life in the United States navy noting its joys from repeated trips at sea. Boxing bouts occurred aboard with Red Cross nurses as eager witnesses and a principal match between lemons and muffin. A midnight U boat sighting interrupted routine, offering a dramatic moment to relate.
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United States Navy
Denny
Red Cross
Dean
Baseball Season 10 Opens Mid April 1918 Schedule Uncertain
Baseball season 1918 across three leagues will start April 15 as announced by the major league schedule drafting committee. The plan faces delays and conflicts as the committee works to finalize dates and locations while League presidents discuss format and home games.
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Pittsburg
Pandan
Tage Ball Commission
New Fork
American League
Byron Fancroft
Johnasn
Abei Teave
Tle
High altitude lake dangers cited by Reverend author
The Rev Ht Qe warns readers that mountain lake swimming at high elevation strains even healthy bodies. Shortage of oxygen at over a mile above sea level exhausts energy, contributing to drownings near Big Bear and Little Bear lakes in the San Bernardino mountains. Fishermen and visitors from lowlands are urged to exercise utmost care.
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Big Bear
Little Bear
San Bernardin Mountains
Braves land Herzog in straight baseball trade
A major deal ends suspense as Herzog moves to the Braves in exchange for Larry Doyle and Jesse Barnes. Boston had acquired Doyle from the Cubs just days earlier. No money changed hands, the transaction announced by New York confirms.
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Herzog
Braves
Larry Doyle
Boston
Cubs
Jesse Barnes
New York
Otto H. Kahn A banker and patron shaping American culture
Otto H Kahn born February 21 1867 in Mannheim Germany built a career in banking across Europe and the United States. Now an American citizen he leverages wealth and influence to support Allied efforts against German autocracy while defending loyal patriotism among German born citizens.
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Otto H. Kahn
Baker
United States
Mr. Kahn
Mannheim
Germany
Elis
London
Deutsche Bank
Speyer & Co
Europe
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Kahn
Sam
Giants Phillies Cubs Chicago New York rivalries through 1918
The piece surveys the Giants and Cubs power in early baseball history, detailing the fierce New York Chicago rivalry and the dominant players and managers such as Mathewson Chance and Lajoie. It recalls pivotal seasons from 1903 to 1914 and notes shifts after 1913, with hints of renewed interest in a modern Giants Cubs clash. It highlights Nap Lajoie as a premier hitter and mentor figure, and lauds his durability, leadership, and on base prowess.
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Giants
Aitehell
Mathewson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Avert-Merkle
Cubs
Chicago View
Pirates
Meeraw
Methaw
Chance
Gan
Renee
Alexander
Fred” Mitchell
Sheninagai
New York
Chicago
Baker
Mack
King of Athletic Marys
Napoleon Lajoie
International 1
Thames
Oronte
Larry
Groud
Tajoie
Nelder
Cutort
Cobb
Toronto
Tribune Association
New York Tribune
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Fred Williams
Idaho
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First Baptist Church
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Foreman
Janev Ban
Catherine, Parker
Ernest Parker
NAVY
Lewistown
Kolf Champ
St Ap
Lism
Association
FS. Wheeler
Ew York
H. M. Perrin
Pasy
Gallatin
Boxeman
Fallatin
Nihe
Bele Igrade High School
Belerad Hazeman
American Seams Friend Society
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Tana Avenue
Ares
Jesse
Doyle
Arles
Finance
Otto H.kahn
John McGraw
Mathew= winke
Kling
Brown
Meerten
Reuib
Steinfeldt
Schulte
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