Road Enthusiasts Gather as State Aides Prep Aug Convention
Around the state items of interest report a large turnout of road enthusiasts expected in White Sulphur Springs for an August 10 convention. County crews repaired springs road, improving approaches and bridges while planners prepare a 500 guest banquet and a 1:30 to 6 p.m. business session in the auditorium. Local officials praise the improved highway and expect further work toward a completed route between springs and Ringling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caty
Great Falls
Livingstraall
Clyde Park
Bozeman
Augusta
Iepell
George H. Bell
Eagher County
E. It
pringsNtehart
Higl
Howards
Bingham
Grande
Soden
Ringling
Investigation on Mabel Hall case to continue at Billings
Helena July 21 The state board of charities and reform will continue its independent inquiry into charges about Mabel Hall an 11 year old confined at Warm Springs asylum. At a Warm Springs meeting Rev J F McNamee and Mrs Ridge set rules that charges must be in writing and received by secretary Mrs Ridge in Billings by July th. Billings editors and attorneys for the Halls will be interviewed there.
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Helena
State Board of Charities
Mabel Hall
Warm
Billings 5
Warm Springs
J. F. McNamee
Hel Tna
Ridge
Man Dies In Ore Bin At Barnes King Mine
Helena July 21 Ray Jones 23 of Mar vel died today when trapped in an ore bin at the Barnes King company mill in the Gloster mine. He was last seen at 3:00 am and his body was found about 4:30 am. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Jones and three sisters Mire Richard O Connell Mrs Louis Richman and Miss Francis Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Ray Jones
Marvel
Barnes King Company
Gloster
Fred Jones
Mire Richard O'Connell
Louis Richman
Francis Jones
Pioneer stockman killed by train near Sand Coulee
Eat Falls July 21 Arente Campbell a pioneer stockman of this county who had lived near Evane for 40 years was killed this forenoon when a Great Northern freight train struck his automobile between Stockton and Sand Coulee. The accident happened at a bad curve and it is believed Campbell struck the engine on the crossing. The body was brought to the city Campbell was unmarried and is survived by a brother residing in this city.
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Eat Falls
Arente Camp
Evane
Bia
Great Northern
Stockton
Sand Coulee
Campbell
Browent
Jury verdict not guilty in Hagzard conspiracy case
Falls, July 21. After about four hours deliberation the jury found Dorothy Hagzard not guilty on a conspiracy charge arising from the graft inquiry into red light affairs. The defense was released on that charge despite five other indictments for grand larceny linked to the same investigation.
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Reat Falls
Dorothy Hagzard
Grant
Haggard
Grand Lnrceny
Baseball game death of Frank Olson in Great Falls
Great Falls July 20. Frank T Olson aged 20 a plumber died after injuries from an amateur baseball game between labor union teams at Belt Fourth of July picnic. Olson captained the plumbers team and collided causing a ruptured bowels. He leaves parents and a Havre brother. burial at Sun River. Also Troy jail fire kills unknown inmate. body unidentified.
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Great Falls
Belt
Frank T. Olson
Columbus Hospital
Olson
Plumbers
Havre
Sun River
Troy
Idaho Line
James Buckley Drowned While Swimming
James Buckley aged unknown son of Mr and Mrs Michael Buckley of Harlem was drowned Wednesday evening in the North Fork of Milk River. He appeared to be seized by cramps while swimming and his body has been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Buckley
Eat Falls
Micha Buckley
Harlem
Milk River
Knights of Columbus Campaign To Aid Camps
Sew Haven Conn July 21 A nation wide drive to raise 1000000 for recreational and social facilities at military camps for all men will start tomorrow and run a week through July 29 The effort coordinated with the government commission on training camp activities has War Department approval and aims to erect buildings at army cantonments and establish centers at others It also plans to crush intelligence at the front to aid communication with men in service and families at home Indications are the fund will be oversubscribed with St Paul also planning to raise 25000.
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Sew Haven
Conn
Ralse
Knights of Columbus
William J. McGinley
Order
Government Commission
War Department
Washington
St. Paul
Navy Estimates Across War Needs Total 187 Million
Secretary Daniels submitted to the House totals of 187 366 177 dollars for naval war needs. The largest item, 108 306 177 dollars for the naval establishment, includes 12 446 000 for ordnance stores and clothing for the marine corps 2 400 000 for yards and docks and 5 000 000 for improvements at the Washington navy yard. Additional funds cover ammunition batteries outfits for vessels and reserve ordnance supplies with other necessary costs.
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Washington
Miay
House
Daniels
Naval Establishment
Ordance
Marine Corps
Naval Gun Factory
Washington Navy Yard
Baseball Aids Americans in Grenade Training in France
American troops in France extend training to bomb and hand grenade throwing beginning Monday. Officers including some from the general staff have already practiced this line with French experts aiding instruction. Soldiers, accustomed to baseball, are expected to become proficient quickly, having outdistanced French throwers in tests to date.
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France
Siready
Whale
Wilson to intervene in Goethals Denman shipbuilding row
President Wilson plans to intervene in the dispute between General Goethals and Chairman Denman over the emergency fleet program. Officials say he may request time to study detailed plans after Goethals warned of resignation and tensions persisted among the shipping board members.
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Washington
Wilson
Goethals
General Goethals
Denman
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Fleet Corporation
Congress
Ton
Mr. Denman
NO DELUSION AS TO BRITAIN
Copenhagen reports from July 21 note Berlin speeches and Reichstag debates not reaching Denmark yet but Hamburg papers provide fuller coverage. Philipp Scheidemann denounced submarine warfare as unscrupulous and warned its use as a war ender this summer, saying its adoption broke down the effort to defeat the Allies.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Michaelis
Denmark
Hamburg
Wolff Agency
Philipp Scheidemann
Count von Reventlow
Deutsches ‘Tages Zeitung
Soldiers in France Enjoy Ay's Release Prom Water
American soldiers in France received champagne and red wines from the French government on Bastille Day, a welcome change from filtered water. Wine was cheap and plentiful, but magazines and books were scarce, prompting a push to send reading material to the camp. Soldiers spent spare time writing letters, disordering censor quotas as they wrote to every queen they met.
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Associated Press
France
Hhe
Paris
Young Men's Christian Association
Gowen
Food Control Bill Passed Across Senate and House
The measure tightens federal licensing for foreign agencies with interstate commerce ties, limits government purchase of foodstuffs to maintain prices, and allows requisition of factories and plants for military or public defense needs. A senate amendment blocks officials from pursuing federal contracts in which they have financial interest. The original administration proposals for broad government control of clothing and max prices are not included.
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Senate
Defense Council
House
Calls Drawing Great Success In Official Records
A news note reports the drawing seen as a success with adjustments to official numbers. It explains renumbering of entries from 9 217 to 10 500 and 4 664 in the serial, with other minor corrections pending publication of the official list. District quotas require timely appearance for examination notices and penalties for evaders. Registration in Alaska proceeds slowly with regional processing due to geography.
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Habbity Lst
Mateter
Alaska
War mission welcomed in southwest Bel
Tulsa Oklahoma July 21 the southwest gave the Belgian war mission a warm welcome today A reception committee of full blood Osage people and others greeted them The chief spoke of brotherhood of nations and offered the visitors the freedom of the land The mission left tonight for Little Rock Arkansas where they will spend tomorrow Baron Moncheur has a sentimental visit to Arkansas former home of his wife Powell Clayton
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Tulsa
Okla
Southwest
Bacon Rind
Brotherhood of Nations
Little Rock
Ark
Baron’ Moncheur
Arkansas
Powell Clayton
Strikers and police clash in Valencia leaves several wounded
In Valencia, strikers and gendarmes fired on each other. The commandant ordered dispersal, strikers replied with gunfire from streets and porches. Two soldiers, one policeman, and six civilians were wounded while many were tensed. Reports from Barcelona to Madrid described ongoing unrest.
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Madrid
Valencia
Barcelona
Hay
German Influences Blamed for Petrograd Turmoil
Premier Kerensky said disturbances in Petrograd were instigated by German government agents in a message to sailors across the city. He appealed to democrats to support the revised government.
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Petrograd
Kerensky
Tom Democrats
Retire Equitable Stock Pent. Puts Control Change 1915
Pent. retires equities stock after taking control of the society from J. P. Morgan in 1915. The move marks a shift in leadership and ownership of the organization established in the period.
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Society
J. P. Morgan
Detachments arrest Maximalist delegates aboard Orphel
In Petrograd 36 radical socialist delegates to the false fleet aboard the Russian destroyer Orphel at a British quay were arrested by soldiers and sailors with machine guns. Regiments aiding Petrograd disturbances are being disbanded as more troops arrive from the front.
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Petrograd
Ulg
Stroyer Orphel
British
Magnificent fossilized mountain goat unearthed near Anaconda
A. Grant, Houston based locomotive builder, unearthed a giant fossilized mountain goat skull near Anaconda. The horned relic, partly buried for years, weighs about 9.5 pounds with left horn 12 inches long and 13 inches at the base, right horn 11.5 inches long and 12 inches at the base. The find surpasses local records and will be shipped to Houston for display.
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A. Grant
Houston
Texas
Butte
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Art Welch
Deer Lodge
Mount Powell
Welch
Grant
Anaconda Churches Services and Sunday Schedules
A consolidated notice lists church services across Anaconda. J Mark’s church holds morning and evening services with Sunday School at 12:30. First Methodist Episcopal schedules morning worship at 10 45 and an evening service. German Lutheran at 6. Zion Swedish Lutheran at 11 and 6. Our Saviors Norwegian Lutheran at 8. Norwegian language service tonight with Miss Baith Juul. Jewish temple and LDS meetings noted. details include locations and pastors.
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First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Melock
Jesse Lack
Baith Juul
Engineer to Go Abroad by US Orders
Henry W. Hodge of the New York Public Service Commission has been requested to go to France as a bridge engineer. He declined the request, secured a leave of absence, and is preparing to depart for France to assume new duties. Hodge is among the best known bridge engineers in the United States.
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Henry W. Hodge
New York Public Service Commission
United States
France
Public Service Commission
Mr Hodge
Community Religious Notices and Schedules
Sunday school at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 80 p m All are welcome Ernest Hugi president 700 Chestnut Christian Science society edifice 516 Oak street Sunday services 11 am and 700 pm subject Lite Sunday school 12 15 pm Wednesday testimonial meeting 8 pm Reading room open daily 2 to 4 except Sundays African Methodist Episcopal church 205 West Commercial Ave Robert House pastor Preaching 11 am subject Prayer Sunday school 12 30 Prayer and song 7 20 pm Preaching 8 pm subject Justice Visitors welcome
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Christian Science Society
Oak Street
African Methodist Episcopal Church
West Commercial Avenue
Robert House
Additional Draft Numbers for Deer Lodge County List
The notice lists numerous draft numbers and associated names in Deer Lodge County, along with addresses and urban wards, reflecting the ongoing transmission and verification process from Washington. It notes about 35 percent of numbers transmitted in 18 hours, with corrections expected from wire retransmissions and rechecks by the exemption board.
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Deer Lodge County
Vale Tewance
Washington
Hartsell
Christensen
Dr. Sligh
Fred. Violette
East Park
Francisco Costello
Richard” Prendergast
East Third
Matt Evanoff
Warm Springs
Nick Martello
West Commercia
Sam Kelratend
Kelly ‘Block
Oliver Hansen
Carl Tenaeson
Apple‘gate Camp
Tor
Michael Lee
Hob Frankovich
Brown's Quarry
Hugh Taggart
Park
John H. Maton
Gustaf G. Lind
West
Joseph A. Smith
Patrick J. Lappin
Andrew Kamperin
Michael Shea
Alhambra Springs
Darfler
Jacob Meschnik
Opportunity
Cor Mirko
East
Manchus Nelson
Ole H. Ness
W. H. Beerest
Warm ‘Springs
Pay H. Miller
West ‘Commercial
RL. Beeson
West Rik
M. Davidson
Egnace Sudace
Rebels move on Torreon under Villa and Reyes
Rebels led by Francisco Villa and Cantu Reyes advance toward Torreon from both north and south along the Mexican Central railroad. A capture would cut Northern Mexico off from the capital as they pressure the city.
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Francisco Villa
Cantu Reyes
Torreon
Mexico
Motorcycle saves city money in three days of use
Police records show a recently purchased motorcycle paid for itself within three days by collecting fines. Officer Beausole and Magistrate Daniels oversaw arrests for speeding and unsafe operation. Several fines were set at eight dollars, with some motorists warned or fined for improper handling and gearing.
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Ity
Police’ Department
Beausole
Magis Trate Daniels
Bury
Wentny
A. le “Matter
Dg. Pach Barney Alien
Harry E. Kent
A. le 'Brien
Andohn Hicks
B. Landahl
James Lynch
W. R
Sax A. Hietehning
Charles Bateman
Itn
John ‘Barley
Ord 'Barleycorn
Bateman
Oficer Mennecke
Roache'smith
Masonic Picnic Draws Large 600 Passenger Train
A special Masonic outing carried nearly 600 aboard from B A & P station to Silver Lake. Engineer Ed Lee and conductor Al Goodwin oversaw a smooth trip. The baggage car held abundant provisions while J C Shannon and others organized activities. Visitors praised Anaconda's gateway scenery under ideal weather.
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Masonic ‘Special
Silver Lake
Ed Lee
al Goodwin
J.C. Shannon
T. Blair
Pierce Barker
J. J. Reid
Basil Elford
John Risken
J. Swannon
Montana
Anaconda
Cosens Swedish Wedding Ties Two Families
Miss Anna Swedish and Leland S Cosens were married in a ring ceremony by Rev. Father Pirnat. Abs Sosens and Miss Victoria Keltus served as attendants. After a five hour meal at the bride’s mother's home the couple left by auto for the Flathead valley to begin married life on Mr. Cosens’ farm.
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Cosens
Anna Swedish
Leland S. ‘Cosens
Pirnat
Abs Sosens
Victoria Keltus
Thomas Santas
Flathead Valley
Mr. Cosens
First Valor Medal To Elihu Root For Russia Service
The National Arts Club awards the first valor medal to Elihu Root for services as head of the American commission to Russia. The medal will be gold. A notice from Anaconda Montana advertises sealed proposals for a 170 gallon gasoline tank and pump, due August 6, 1917, with full specs and a 10 percent bid bond. City Clerk F M Davidson signs the notice.
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New York
National Arts Club
Elihu Root
Russia
Anaconda City Seeks Concrete Culvert Bids 1917
The Anaconda city clerk announces sealed proposals due August 6 1917 for about 317 feet of concrete culverts in sizes 12 to 66 inches. Bids must include a bank certified check at least 50 dollars, payable to the city treasurer, with rejection reserved by the city council.
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Anaconda
Mont
Anaronda, Mont
F. M. Davidson
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