Quentin Roosevelt Dies in Air Battle Over France
Paris dispatch reports Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt youngest son of the former president killed in aerial combat near Chateau Thierry. His plane reportedly fell behind German lines after engaging seven fighters while 13 American machines pursued them. Roosevelt joined the Canadian aviation corps in 1917 and began active service with the American air forces in France.
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Men of Butte Aid Efforts in France Canteen Service
In Butte the YM and M A members seek ways to help. A. St Reeves, former Lutey's West Park store manager, reached France safely for canteen service after studying at Columbia training school. Roy S Farnham of Butte & Superior plans to Seattle for a western athletic recreation conference. Dr. George Fisher of New York slated as principal speaker. Farnham considers becoming a recreation and athletics instructor in the service.
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Parents Proud Son at Front in France Air Battle
Oyster Bay July 17. Quentins mother and Roosevelt express pride that he reached the front to serve his country and prove his mettle before the air battle in France ended his life. The statement comes after press dispatches confirmed earlier reports that Lieut Quentin Roosevelt had been killed in aerial combat.
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Doubt over Quentin Roosevelt death dims Oyster Bay gloom
Oyster Bay residents await confirmation after a Paris cable from Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr says there is no confirmation of Lieut Quentin Roosevelt's death. Colonel Roosevelt, while mourning, still holds a slim hope his son could be alive as a blue star flag is added for a local village's fallen servicemen.
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Entente Strangle Hold Essay Sparks Central Europe Debate
Amsterdam reports Director Heineken argues Middle Europe cannot rely on home markets after the war. He urges resuming economic relations with Austria-Hungary and emphasizes rebuilding enterprises, while warning against viewing Middle Europe as a political gain. Washington notes over 25,000 land acts opened in the Southwest and Utah, with homestead access under new proclamations.
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Father to Speak at Convention in Saratoga Springs
Theodore Roosevelt will deliver the principal address at the Republican state convention in Saratoga Springs New York tomorrow despite the death of his son Quentin Roosevelt in France. Messages of condolence arrived from Senator Theodore Douglas Robinson and party leaders in Oyster Bay and Washington recalling the boy’s White House days and his pet snakes and animal adventures.
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Liquor Dealers Announce Beer Price Increase in Butte
After a threatened boycott, Butte liquor dealers say beer prices will rise due to higher costs per barrel. They deny wage links, promise 10 cent glass service, and expect initial protests to fade as customers adjust.
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Collision injures two women at Wem Park and Columbia
A collision at Wem Park and Columbia streets about 10 pm left Miss Stella Baga and Mrs. James Fagan with minor injuries. They were taken to St. James hospital where Stella Eagan was found to have a broken wrist and scalp wounds while Mrs. Eagan suffered severe bruising. Thomas O Connell’s car was wrecked but passengers escaped injury. James Eagan was the driver of that vehicle.
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Boy Injured Riding Bicycle After Car Strike
James Sullivan a seven year old boy was taken to St James hospital after a bicycle accident when an automobile struck him. Doctors believe he sustained a fractured skull and his condition was described as critical after he regained consciousness several hours later. His home location could not be learned.
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M Arthur funeral largely attended
The funeral of the late Arthur McArthur, who died last Friday, was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the auspices of Billie lode No 240 BI C. Services were held at Elke hall. Pallbearers were John J. O Neill Neal Ward Joseph R. Jackson Willie Dickenson Foley and Dave Wilder. The body was interred in Mount Moriah cemetery. Associated Press report from wartime bulletin notes American troops on the Marne aiding to hold the line and seeking a transfer of attack duties. No official word yet on Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt's reported death behind German lines.
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