Funeral notices from WARKURIE and nearby towns
Funeral services for Mary s husband in Warkurie at Iman Teed’s chapels with interment at Mount Moriah. Timm husband of Mary to St Lawrence church for high mass, then Holy Cross cemetery. Carlson funeral at 18 fon treet, June 30. Walfred infant of Victor ir interred at Mount Moriah. Harkonen notices of families in Kagte and Turtle Lake. Card of Thanks from James Mackie Sr and Mrs James Pierie for kindnesses during bereavement.
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Victor Ir
Walfred
Sherman & Jeen
Tuestav
Moriah
Harkonen
Jake W
George
Vantonia
Arey Markonen
Mre
Alina Tavett
I Heinonan
Kagte
Hare Wash
Heuno Harkonen
Turtle Lake
Wis
Ae Sherman
Hu Dana
James
James Mackie
James Pierie
Gratitude for Support After Our Loss
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the loss of our son Willie. We also express appreciation to those who sent floral offerings and to his dear playmates Mrs. Patri and family for their thoughtfulness.
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Willie
Funeral notices for Dillon Ocasek McDonald arrive
The obituary notices describe funeral arrangements for William Dillon at Daniels Bilboa chapel with interment at Holy Cross cemetery, for James Ocasek with details pending from relatives, and for Daniel McDonald aged 49 with funeral plans to be announced.
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Daniel McDonald
Danietn &Ition Aong
Y M C A War Funds Still to Be Raised
Campaign leaders aim to raise 100 million for the Red Cross while coordinating with the Y M C A nationwide drive. Charles Ward oversees the cross-organization effort, with 80 local Y M C A secretaries contributing pro bono and suspending their own 4 million army and navy drive. Montana and Butte pledge quotas amid expansion of YMCA war relief work in France, including centers for sailors and soldiers and requests for supplies, housing, and personnel.
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Wilton
Charles
Ward
Young Men's Christian Association
War
Army and Navy Young Men's Christian Association
International Committee
Red Cros
Davidson
Red Cross Councs
Europe
Montana
Army and Navy
Steel Cross
Butte
Malcolm Gillis
J. R. Wharton
C. Colton
County Financial Standings Report June Summary
County treasurer Harrington reports June cash flow for Liv er County with $83 821.61 received and $127 249.48 left in the general fund. Trust and agency funds opened at $298 126.13, receipts $28 087.41, expenditures, leaving $271 604. General and poor funds show moves with transfers of $10 000 from poor to general and $20 000 from general to contingent. District school fund falls to $207 570.88 while public administrator fund rises to $21 494 with receipts totaling $20 743.81.
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Treamirer Harrington
Liver Bow
Hees
Patriotic Association Hostesses Schedule At Headquarters
The Women's Patriotic Association lists hostess duties for the coming week at its headquarters. Monday Ars. Niven, Tuesday Mrs Charles Austin, Thursday Mrs J Beer, Friday Mrs A L Gratehaw and Mrs H W Flomer, Saturday Mrs Jo Sophie Booth. Wednesday July 4 the headquarters will be closed.
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Women's Patriotic Association
Ars. Niven
Mra
Charles’ Austin
Aira
J. Beer
A. L. Gratehaw
H.W. Flomer
Sophine Booth
Seizure of German Mercantile Vessels Under Wilson Order
Washington June 30 seven of the German mercantile ships seized in American ports at the outbreak of war were turned over by President Wilson to the Shipping Board for operation. The other four already are in possession of the Navy Department. Title to the vessels was vested in the president by a May congressional resolution. Many have been repaired and put into service by the Shipping Board, which acted unofficially until today’s executive order gave formal jurisdiction. The total tonnage of the 87 ships exceeds 500000.
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Wilson
Navy Department
Congress
Shipping Board
End of Inquest on Mine Disaster Reveals Faults
The Speculator mine disaster inquest heard 12 miners testify about mine conditions blamed for trapping workers. Witnesses cited concrete bulkheads on 2400 and 2600 foot levels, blocked manways by steel grizzlies and timber supports, and failed rescue gear. Verdict states fatalities from gas and smoke after a fire at Granite Mountain shaft on June 9, 1917. bulkheads were added after the Modoc shaft fire.
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Granite Mountain
T. J. Hanrahan
Invest
George Felito- Vieh
George Anastradkas
William Anderson
Arthur Hill
John Camets
John Carlson
Ostovich’ Morum
John Molson
Oleg Feltze
Marty “Shea
Clarence Marthey
Specuulator
Cowell
Ed Lorey
Uil
Sil- Ton County
Mont
Meath
Kald
Manila
Ernest Sulau
Modoc
North Butte
Rescue efforts at Granite Mountain and Speculator mines
Rescuers reversed mine fans to push air into the Rainbow and Ger shafts and to raise the Granite Mountain Shaft to the surface while the Speculator shaft fan operated. Rescue teams with helmets and flashlights searched to locate survivors and recover bodies. Of 162 miners in the Speculator mine, two remain unrecovered. 156 bodies have been brought to the surface, with 46 identified and 4 unidentified.
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Speculator
Government buys fir lumber for Oregon ship program
Washington report states the emergency fleet corporation will pay 304000 dollars for the first installment of a consignment of fir lumber to build 30 wooden ships. Delivery is to be made at the seaboard, announced by chairman Deneman of the shipping board.
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Washington
Emergency Feet Corporation
Deneman
Bard
Seaboard
Lumber Purchase Disputes Price With Defense Council
The lumber was bought from an Or ion company at a price $5 per thousand below the agreed rate. The defense council lumber committee set the standard, and the 3 Price also applied to lumber at the mill.
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Orion
Defense Council
Mille
Eastern railroads to gain about four percent revenue rise
Washington June 30 railway officials estimate eastern railroads will see about a 4 percent rise in gross revenues or 75 million dollars a year after the Interstate Commerce Commission suspends a 15 percent freight rate and allows some increases in class rates Western lines may gain less than 1 percent on coal driven increases Southern lines will share in relief by allowing water carriers to align with eastern prices Ports like Norfolk and Savannah will be included.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Southern
Norfolk
Savanna
Germany’s Army Driven Underground Says Lloyd George
Premier Lloyd George declared in a speech that Germany’s great army has been driven underground, saying this marks the beginning of the end for Germany. He warned Prussian superiority will hinder peace and emphasized humility for Prussians, noting government will curb bread prices if needed.
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Lloyd George
Seven Montana Men Promoted In Second Montana Regiment
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports promotions of officers and enlisted men in the Second Montana regiment effective July 1. Col J J McGuinness announces assignments including McGuinness becoming regimental adjutant, Perry moving to Fort William Henry, and several lieutenants and sergeants elevated or reassigned as the unit mobilizes at Harrison.
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Second
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Clair Kelly
Bitteings
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Fred L. Belzer
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Burr L. Davison
Roundup
Letenant
Carl A. Huckleberry
Pillings
Ithamer E. Porter
Dunkirk
Shelby Company
Burke
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