Patrick Sullivan Wounded as Four Butte Sullivans Serve
Private Patrick Sullivan, the fourth Butte native named on the nation’s honor roll in one week, was severely wounded on May 25. His death notice arrived for John P. Sullivan in Centerville after Patrick left Butte in October with cousin Jack. Cecil’s brother Jerry was wounded Thursday, and further details show Patrick trained at Lewis, then Camp, embarked with Company K 183d Infantry, landing Christmas Day.
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Patrick Sullivan
Sullivan
Butte
John D. Kelly
Center Street
Det Sullivan
Cecil
Jerry
P. Sullivan
John
John P. Sullivan
Patrick F
Centerville
Patrick
Hutte
Lewis
Se L. 1
Gray Rock
Tiesides
Tie ‘Sister
Mien
Mes
Plur J
Ireland
Patriotic Services Planned at Mountain View Tonight
A Mountain View patriotic service will be held this evening with a Pewter Patriotinn subject and a speech on keeping government service in the minds of the people at home. Miss rl Job to sing several songs as part of the program.
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Job
Triotie
Appointment noted for J H O'Neil manage west of Thorp
The railroad administration confirms J H O Neil will take continued duties west of Thorp with Deen appointed to oversee terminals between inclusive limits. Jillian district terms outline O Neil Witt as continuing in position.
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Thorp
Deen
of Jillian
O'Neil Witt
Roosevelt asks return of Nobel Peace Prize fund
Washington July 6 The Roosevelt today asked Congress to return to him the Nobel Peace Prize fund donated to promote industrial peace. He says the fund has never been used and suggests spending it on war relief through the Red Cross Y.M.C.A. Knights of Columbus Jewish War Fund and other relief organizations.
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Wasington
Roosevelt Today
Congress
Nobel Peace Prise Fund
Ite
Red Cross
YM. C.A
Knights of Co- Rimbus
Jewish War Fand
Health of Soldiers at Camp Lewis Weakness Dips and Pneumonia Rise
Health report from Camp Lewis Washington cites a week of low contagious diseases overall, with six deaths in the period. Diphtheria influenza and mumps are noted, two cases in division units and two in attached camps. Three deaths include complications from pneumonia and measles, with one from cardiac conditions.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Health Republic Today
I. Mp
Wer
Hais
oFean
Devoted teacher Miss Stevenson dies at 51
The obituary recalls Lillian Stevenson of Dubuque Iowa a dedicated Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church member and longtime McKinley school teacher who resigned last fall due to ill health but returned to duty in January. She leaves a brother Charles Stevenson of West Broadway and burial plans in Dubuque Town.
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Nin Dubuque
Iowa
Charles Stevenson
West Broadway
Putte
Schwab Honors Shipyards With First Pennants in San Francisco
Charles M. Schwab, director general of Americas shipbuilding, praised brass bands at a San Francisco dinner and awarded first pennants to Moore Shipbuilding Co of Oakland and Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp of Alameda. He called Bethlehem the champion shipyard of the world.
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San Francisco
Charles M. Schwab
America
Mehwab
Schwab
Mrr. Hwab
Moore Shipbuilding Company
Oakland
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Alameda
Bethlehem Company
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Mins Scheff
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Nts
Urante Medina
Economy Shoe CO
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Ben Time
Eitor
Mass
Lillian Stevenson
City
Nbow
Rearttan
U. Merting
Nea Fan
Cliner Reene
Karl KL
Seattle
Washington
United States
Hubby
Georgie
Brooklyn Eagle
Lena Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Philadelphia Telegraph
C. M. Schwab
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