Local employers urged to report draft-age workers to boards
Local boards report only slight employer response to Crowder order urging draft-age workers in non essential occupations be identified. About 250 men in Butte are estimated in this category. Officials warn failure to cooperate could push workers into deferred classification. Workers may substitute for those under or over draft age, but law ties to men in draft ages and to industries aiding America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Pha
America
Crowder Orde
American aviator tops nine victories in air war
First Lieutenant David E. B. Putnam of Brookline Massachusetts has brought nine enemy aeroplanes to earth as a member of an American pursuit squadron. His latest victory involved destroying a German biplane near Regateville north of Toul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David EB. Putnam
Brookline
Mass
Regateville
Toul
Five Complaints Filed With County Prosecutor
Five complaints were filed in the county attorney's office yesterday. David Quellis is charged with concealing weapons by A.C. 3. Daniel, Matt Chadovich allegedly harmed Mary Balkovitz at 94 Tine Street. Helen Sarich is said to have received stolen property. JTL Gilmore of the Northern Pacific freight office faces Pauline Ariendner on a disturbance charge. Thomas Hacking drove his pile recklessly per a statement by William George of 34 Mercury Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Quellis
A.C
Daniel
Matt Chadovich
Mary Balkovitz
Tine Street
Helen Sarich
Jtl Gilmore
Northern Pacine Freight Office
Pauline Ariendner
Pauline Puzon
Cottonwood Street
Thomas Hacking
William George
Mercury Street
Canadian officer recalls Somme battle in 1916 inspection
J. M. Donaldson leads a Canadian party on an inspection trip, recounting the Somme fight under General Hyne. He says the action left him incapacitated for a year yet notes progress on a six mile front. His father Joseph Donaldson of Brandon, Manitoba, accompanies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Donaldson
Somme
General Hyne
Leutenant
Great Falls
Mont
Joseph Donaldson
Brandon
Manitoba
Newest Food Poster Shows Baby American Promoting Breakfast
A newly released Food Administration poster features a smiling baby in a military salute with a bowl of cereal. The caption urges Americans to save wheat for soldiers and finish every plate, praising the posters for educating both adults and children about rationing and proper foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Appeals on draft baseball appeals to secretary Baker
Washington reports that appeals of local draft boards about work or fight options for baseball players are under study by Secretary Baker. He acknowledged baseball as national recreation and noted his personal view should not bar final decision on the appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
Thoroushi
Woman seeks damages for broken wrist in city crossing suit
Ellen Sullivan sues the city for 15000 claiming a March last year accident at the Oregon avenue and Front street crossing. A storm sewer froze with snow and ice causing water to flood the crossing, leading to her fall and a broken left wrist. The case was continued in Judge Lamb's district court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb
Department of District Court
Ellen Sullivan
Vial
Oregon Avenue
Front Street
Scouts to Move Monday for Canyon Campout
Former Judge Mt is attorney for Mrs Sullivan and City Attorney George D Toole defends. Troop No 1 will haul base to Sixteen Mile canyon for a week of camping and fishing then return to Tutte as work crews number rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
George D. ‘Toole
Hhe Defense
Cty
Ilies i
W. ‘Thomas
Sixteen Mile Canyon
Tutte
Miehis
War messages honor independence day leaders abroad
Washington July celebrates Independence Day with warm acknowledgments from President Wilson to world leaders. Poincaré Albert I of Belgium, and Greek premier Venizelos offer thanks for American support and the fight for liberty. Wilson replies linking fraternity of free peoples to future Allied victory and rights of the oppressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Wilfiam
Poincare
Ande Menocal
Cuba
Ventuelon
Greece
Poin
Cane Munton
Wilson
Albert
Frankine
Fmmanuel
Seidea
Stettheimer Estate Appraisal Raises Dispute In Court
In a chaotic court scene Joseph Stettheimer testifies to a disputed appraisal of his brother’s estate, while Mrs Stettheimer challenges the commission as not representative. Separately Jerry Reynolds dies after contact with live electrical wires near his home. a coroner’s jury convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stettheimer
Outs Stettheimer
Anus Stettheimer
Stert
Oart
Stettheimer
Louis. Stetthanimer
Horse shortages drive high prices in postwar England
Dr J R Ward a Hutte veterinarian notes acute shortage of horses in England and across the continent after the war. Prices quoted include 1925 pounds per head for yearlings and higher for shire mares, with many animals old or young, and French and Belgian restrictions affecting export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ward
Hutte
England
Dr. Ward
Livestock World
Norwes
Nan
Ite
France
Tihe
Helga Reeding
Horace Fee
Korse Ane
Cote
Xed Cross Calls Socks for Boys VIII
The report notes that the Xed Cross requires socks for Boys VIII. It states the American boys must obtain these socks soon and everyone able is asked to aid in supplying the work.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luteys
Luteys Marketeria
Park and Montana
Merce Te Luteys
Main
Galena Streets
Arts Streets
Main Street
Harrison Avenue
Finker's
Bae
Ev Cutstein
Feize A
Kellogg's
Bie
Gna Eaves
S. & H. Green
Ps Newbro Drug Co
West Park Street
Old
New
Marshall, Baclaw, Wash
Dave Brodie
Beechan's
Bell-Ans
Wessages
Behnaby
Tom
International Film Service
Qo-Jl-Lin
Barison
Ishevils Ra
Go-deLin
Ali
Is North Main
Heinz's
Bing
Montana Jewelry Co
E. Parl T
Hickey Bros
Fast Park St
Blake Wees
Sutee Stor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!