Dental surgery advances jaw fracture treatment in war injuries
Dr. D J McCauley reports rapid progress in dental surgery enabling jaw fracture repair from gunshot wounds. He cites methods using rib grafts, staged operations, and plastic reconstruction, with cases treated at Walter Reed Fort Henry and St Louis hospitals. He notes extensive wartime experience and ongoing research published in medical journals.
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D. J. McCauley
Butte
Montana
Br. Mecaules
Feneral Hospital
May Sedt
Mecaules
Hospital
Nis
United States
Walter Reed
Washington
Fort Henry
Baltimore
General Aorplat
St Louis
McBailey
Enale
Sam
Amit
Lientist
McCauley
Laurel
Officers Seize Large Shipment of Valuable Skins
In Yukon Territory a large seizure occurred at Eagle Alaska where Deputy United States Marshal J Powers acting for the justice and post office departments seized seven hundred fourteen narren skins valued at 25000. Earlier 390 beaver skins valued at 7000 to 10000 were seized at Tolovana Alaska. The marten skins were mailed from Tolovana to a Tacoma company and some were found in bearskin and other inexpensive furs. The Alaska voyage of the steamship included the Alaska and the goods are being returned to Fairbanks. A $200 penalty and confiscation per skin is prescribed for illegal possession.
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Dawson
Yukon Territory
Eagle
Alaska
United States
J. Powers
Justice
Post Office Departments
Tolovana
A. Tacoma, Wash
Fairbanks
Sioux Indians to Become Citizens in Standing Rock Vote
Porcupine North Dakota J B Kitch of the Standing Rock Indian reservation says at least 500 Sioux Indians on the reservation will receive full citizenship this fall. This move will boost Sioux county voting strength by about one third and shift elective power to native Americans.
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Porcupine
N. D
J. B. Kitch
Standing Rock Indian Reservation
Sioux County
Special Squadron Planned for Southern Seas
Reported plan to station four special squadrons in the South Sea region to assert control over Caroline, Marshall, and other South Pacific islands following the peace conference.
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Special Squadron
Southern Seas
TORIO
Caroline, Marshall
Japan
South Sea Region
Reigns of Austrian Treaty Presented to Renner at St Germain
The Austrian peace delegation head Dr Karl Renner received the treaty terms at St Germain with no ceremony. Premier Clemenceau gives Austrians ten days to file written observations and states the treaty responds to all prior notes and requests.
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Austria
Paris
Havas
Karl Renner
St. Germain Thisre
Clemenceau
Silk prices rebound in wartime Japan export surge
Yokohama reports all grades of raw silk prices rising sharply after an initial wartime drop. Japan exported 190 million dollars worth of raw silk last year, an official figure.
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Yokohama
Japan
Builders of Butte Honored for Mining City Development
William Speer, noted attorney and former district judge, is credited with spearheading the move to create Silver Bow county from Deer Lodge territory in 1881. He drew up the meeting call, printed and distributed handbills, gathered facts for severance, and explained the movement’s purposes to attendees, influencing Butte’s political history and local governance.
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Distri Court
Deer Lodge
Territorial Assembly
Silver Bow
Atlornes Specer
Mikin
Polition
Hol
W. F. Sanders
Pemberton
Speer
Nota
Hodne
Partien
United States
John d. ‘McHatton
Mamiton
Republica
Jude
Milk of Butte Dairies Examined for Butter Fat and Solids
Inspectors released new ratings after testing Butte dairies last week. Results show butter fat around 3.3 percent and total solids near 12 percent across several stations including Elk Spring, West Side, Eagle, Crystal, Montana, Woodville, Summit Valley, Lake Side, Independent, and others. Sanitary scores ranged into the mid to high nineties for many markets and producers listed in the field notes.
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Butte Dairies
Elk Spring
Fred Martin
Bell Dairy
West ‘Side
Eagle Dairy
Crystal Elgin Dairy
Montana Dairy
Woodville
Summit Valley Lake Side
Independent Dairy
Per Henningsen Produce Co
Western “Creamery
Ee Crystal Creamery
Seni Mutual Creamery
State
Elk Spring Dairy
Trade Reopened in Occupied Rhineland Under Allied Guards
The Rhineland commission orders immediate trade between German interior and occupied zones with restrictions. Arm shipments banned. dyes and chemicals limited. dyes 60 day review. gold and securities export forbidden. Allied guards secure affected goods. major disbursement and mint concerns noted.
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Rhineland
Germany
Rhine
Ruling Opens V. Hear Divorces in Manitoba and Provinces
Winnipeg dispatch reports a Privy Council decision sustaining Manitoba Court of Appeal allows local courts to hear divorces. More than 40 petitions exist and a flood is expected. Under the 1857 Divorce Act eight grounds are infidelity desertion cruelty drunkenness non-support lunacy child murder and attempted child murder.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Privy Councl
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Privy Council
Maj. A. Mills
Prothonotary’s Office
Horseshoe Pitch Draws Citywide Attention in Minneapolis
Popular pastime grows on corner lots as early summer tournaments develop to decide district championships. Convalescent soldiers have taken up the sport, attracting wide interest among young and old alike.
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Minneapolis
Sullivan Makes Brief Stop Here
Vice President Jack Sullivan of the American Legion passed through Butte on a West organizing tour en route to Fargo. He was welcomed by Alex Levinaky, a former Camp Lewis comrade, as he prepared to address a new post in North Dakota this week.
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Jack Sullivan
American Legion
Butte
Seattle
Fargo
N. D
National
Sullivan
West
Alex. Levinaky
Camp Lewis
Pacific Coast
Washington
Sullvan
Roosevelt
St Louis
American Rgion
Mose Cohen
Helena
State
Cohen
Tutte
Last Fur Trader Joe Wandel Dies in Fort Pierre South Dakota
Joe Wandel, long associated with Fort Pierre, South Dakota, died recently as the last survivor of the original fur traders who came up the Missouri for the American Fur Company. He arrived at the Fort Pierre post in 1853 and lived there for decades, possibly making him the oldest white settler in the state. The record notes his connections to Venturesome early traders and mentions Gen Grant’s Scotch ancestry.
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