Exemption roster lists class of 1918 draftees
Local exemption board names the liable men in the class of 1918 in order of liability for military service. The list includes names and addresses such as Mary Waldamar Elson of 604 East Commercial Avenue and Denis Joseph Callan of 400 Birch Street, among many others, with numerous entries across East Park Avenue, West Commercial Avenue, and nearby streets. The roster spans dozens of individuals, reflecting the wartime conscription process and community-wide mobilization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reetetrant
Itarry Waldamar Elson
East Commercial Avenue
Bart William Klas
East Third Street
Edwin Joseph Contey
Raymond Francis Chapman
Peckham
John Clifford
Park
Angello Martello
West
Commercial Avenue
Edwin Walter
Krause
Arvada
Weet
Pitts
Lewis Dunn
East Third
Carl ‘Thomas Drescher
Bart Fourth Street
Davidson
West Aster
Alt Lake
Lepke
George Williams
Main Street
Frederick Jebe
Cedar Street
Carl Martello
West Commercial and Amer
Bettey
Jackson Rich
Iward Darcy
Seattle
Wash
William —Dawson
Elty
Vida Carrara
Henry Swanson
Fourth Street
Phil Daniels Jr
Elm Street
Jonathan G. Sewell
Bixth
Dell Manfred
Walter Daniel
Ash Street
Arthur Garret Pophor
Woodside
Edward Francis Kiely
Spruce Street
Harrison
Care
Joseph Dee
Fifth Street
Harold Pitt Henke
Wfth
Archie William Bow D
Deer Log
Floyd
Raymond
Seline
Birch Street
McGreevy
Fiast Nan
TJ Fine
Nicholas
Lablasonniere
Blaskovich
James Street
Charles Smiet
West Park
Clarence Albert Clark
East Sixth Cedar Street
William Zucconi
James McEvoy
Oreman
Cable Stage
Wiliam
Anaconda
McCarvel
Frank Joseph Muster
Third Street
Joseph Orrin
City
Harry McKay’ Wallace
Chestnut Street
Thomas Dira
Main
Alonzo Henry Early
Jon A. O'Donnell
East Fifth Street
John Walker Johnston
Thomas Blacka
Warm Springs
Frank Skender
Sullivan
Butte
Oak
Thomas Healen
James Patrick Powers
Tutte
Arthur William Anderson
John Joseph Murphy
Southern
Ben Axel Arvid Benson
William A. Hmasley
John Stanish
East Park Side
East Nelson
Tim McCarthy
Walter Re Shuth
Thomas Francis Murphy
Churches and services across Anaconda area churches
Local church notices list morning sermons at St Marks Sixth Street Episcopal and First Baptist and First Presbyterian Locust Street, with topics on duty in war times and present world war. Evening services feature addresses by visiting Rev G Clifford Cross and Baptists on war responsibilities. Various Christian groups including Lutheran, Christian Science, and African Methodist also announce Sunday schools, testimonials, and services with guest speakers and special events in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Hara
Ing
Iecopal
Franchory Street
First Baptist
Fifth
T. W. Hayes
G. Clifford Cross
Lewistown
Mont
Northern Baptist Convention
Atlantic City
Ehurch
K Streets
Obert
Sun- School
Christian Eideavor
Tanlac credited with dramatic recovery from long illness
A Tacoma carpenter details a remarkable recovery after taking Tanlac, reporting a 20 pound gain and renewed strength after two years of illness. He describes severe weight loss, sleepless nights, back and kidney pain, hospital treatment, and a return to work with improved appetite and vitality. The testimonial notes availability through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WS. Hukiil
Park Avenue
Tacoma
Wash
Tanlae
Tam
Tantac Ehough
County Council Reprimands Hugh Laird Over Jail Prisoner Orders
The county council of defense summoned Hugh Laird on a charge of obstructing orders about street prison labor. Laird admitted truth of the charges but said he confused council and Crowder directives. He was reprimanded and warned not to repeat the conduct as the policy reportedly reduces arrests and has wartime support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council of Defense
Hugh Laird
Laird
Neval Crowder
Disorder on the Streets Sparks Outcry Across City
Community leaders report rising unrest on main avenues as police respond to frequent confrontations. Local residents describe clashes spilling into parks and storefronts, prompting calls for increased patrols and coordinated safety measures.
Anaconda Star Leader Past Basketball and Medicine Career
A rough, fragmented notice traces an Anaconda figure from high school basketball glory to a medical practitioner in Madison and Park counties. It notes his early sports distinction, then a shift to law study, printing work, and later medical success followed with interest by former colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marin
Anaconda
Livingston
Madison
Park Counties
District Court Records Show Two Divorce Filings
Two divorce actions were filed in district court yesterday. Cecel Stith seeks freedom from F Smith, alleging threats to her chastity. Tansy H Colinare seeks maintenance for herself and five children, requesting $50 monthly. John Do sues Tony Boz for $5,000 claiming a billiard cue strike injured him, causing days off work and medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cecel Stith
F Smith
Boulder
Tansy H. Colinare
Twree
John Do
Tony Boz
Gozieh
Mra McRae Dies After Illness In Wallace Idaho
Mrs A McRae of Winslow Portland suffered a long illness with friends traveling to visit her in route. She halted at Mullan to see relatives then was brought to Wallace Idaho where doctors attempted treatment but she died the next afternoon in hospital. Survived by her husband Mr Nelling and mother Mrs Catherine and sister Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TE
Winscott Portland
Neste
Mullan
McRae
McRive
Wine Scott
Wale Lace
Idaho
Residuaconda
Cathe
Richard
Gibbs James Duran Fy W Aents War News Service
This passage lauds Gibbs James Duran and the Aents for war reporting prowess. It notes their extensive war news coverage, daily cable reports, and publication in the Anaconda Standard, Chicago Tribune, and New York Times. It endorses the Standard’s access to leased AP wire service and urges subscription for western front updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Anaconda Standard
Chicago Tribune
Ew Yo ‘Times
Standard
Associated Press
Butte
Anaconda
Blacksmith Helper Volunteer Wanted at Local Board
A call seeks qualified young men from Deer Lodge county to join a select Blacksmith Helper program. Applicants must report to the local board office promptly, with enlistment for barracks in Washington and a July 29 deadline for volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruces Nes
Deer Lodge
Renfro Captures Trophy At State Shooting Meet
B W Renfro of Warm Springs wins the Hunter's Springs trophy and championship at the state shoot. He hits 108 of 110 on day one, 163 of 170 on day two, and 17% on day three to claim the championship cup with two straight breaks. Harker of Billings also posts a straight score. Renfro’s performance earns him a berth in the Gr ean handicap as the Montana representative, with the amateur scoring 606 targets across the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Renfro
Warm Springs
Chicago
City News Briefs and Local Visits
Mise Jewell convoyed from a three week visit and visited friends in Deer Lodge. D Skyhawk of Sioux Falls visits his sisters Mrs. W. L. Beal and Miss Alice Sky A. Jordan travels to Fargo for weeks visiting her daughter. Government town war tax raises Washoe Park admissions to 60 cents total for gentle entries and 30 cents for extra entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Jewell
Nagret
Deer Lodge
D. Skyhawk
Sioux Falls
W. L. Beal
Alice Sky
Ees
Horoscope Forecast for July 14 1918
In New York today Saturn and the sun oppose each other, affecting correspondence and agreements. Diplomatic talks face complications and new developments, with letters under careful guidance during this period.
Fragmentary Notice Sketches Hidden Motive and Health Forecast
A garbled passage references a mix of social concern, religious notes, and health forecasts. It mentions a state food administrator urging hotels to serve items such as beef tongues tripe and sausage, along with a note about Under Sheriff Joseph Henault leaving for To bring L Motarl back for trial on wife desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Joseph Henault
L. Motarl
al Mand
Berlin Reports Heavy Fighting Across Front
Berlin reports continued heavy fighting across the west bank of the Avre and in the areas north of Albert Castel Mailly and the Oise Marne corridor. British detachments and French assaults clash with German positions as artillery duels and counterattacks unfold, with several advances and repulses noted amid persistent combat activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlin
London
Nehed
Tinilleul
Cew
Albert
Avre
Castel
Mailly
Seetor
Anchitt
Oise
Marne
Longpont
Oureq
Vermanswelterkope
Mousson
Quiet Marne Front Amid Rain and Mud Delays
On the Marne front American troops report the quietest night since the German sweep. Heavy rain over four days has slowed movement and fighting, favoring American defenses. Troops shelter in machine nests and trenches while weather absorbs German offensive pressure and hampers marching and combat efforts.
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Eretet Army Nee
Marne
Noruuts
Prohibition Registration Delayed to August 26
Washington reports that national prohibition registration was postponed until August 26 as Congress approves a midsummer delay. The plan aims to secure unanimous consent and prepare for a September enforcement effort. President Wilson may engage in the debate next month as senators weigh the timetable and scope of liquor restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Frange commercially sound says diplomat
French diplomat Maurice says France will win the war and remain financially sound despite a war debt around 18 billion dollars. He notes high per capita wartime costs, tax levels rising from 9 to 27 dollars in 1917, and increased bank deposits as proof of economic resilience despite the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
France
Maurice Nister
States
Ene Ich
Meneith Club
Elvil
Lance
Hank
Twenty Thousand Shipyard Workers Parade Feature
July 13 dispatch notes twenty thousand shipyard workers parade as a feature of a planned option. Charles Mr. Schwab, general manager, arrives to review yard work and address a mass meeting. Also mentions 21,000 tons of merchant shipping launching and War front action near Amiens with German captives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonient
Charles Mr
the and
Wweh
Schwab
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