German Kultur Administered on Hospitals
Bombs are dropped on all sides but no direct hit occurs as hospitals sustain nonfatal damage. Reports indicate limited casualty figures while medical staff continue care under air raid conditions. The conflict surveillance notes international responses and ongoing relief measures amid the hospital bombardment.
Wounded men carried to cellars and caves
A detailed report from the front describes a night raid behind American lines near Plcardy with bombs falling on hospitals. American nurses, French wounded, and civilians were evacuated to cellars as ambulances and hospital windows were shattered. A French nurse and two relatives were killed. several American nurses, including Natalie Scott and Helen Spalding, were among the injured or unhurt.
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Northern part of state to have good crops this year
The northern region, especially Valley county, is expected to yield strong crops of foodstuffs this year. C. D. Arnott announced in Butte during a thrift Stump campaign stop in Valley county. Farmers anticipate even weather and steady acreage as fields have been sown.
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Valley County
C. D. Arnott
Butte
Revolutionists Active in Russia Across Kiev Province
The Associated Press reports strong detachments of demobilized Italian soldiers with machine guns and artillery rising in the Tehigeria district of Kiev to challenge the government. Bolsheviks appeal for troops, while German forces in Odessa face gunfire and arrest key figures at the port as peasant disorders spread in Podolia.
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Butte Boys Finish at Berkeley School
Martin J. Morony and James J. Finlen of Butte graduate with honors from St. Joseph's Academy Berkeley California. Morony, son of Mrs H. O Mara, entered Toneph in 1914 and excelled in catechism and elocution. Finlen, son of Mr and Mrs James Finlen, completed first year high school and will resume studies at St Mary's Oakland next year.
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James J. Finten
Butte
St. Joseph's Academy
Peralta Par Merkeley
Cal
Phureday ‘Martin
Morony
Lamer J. Finlen
James Finlen
Finlen Hotel
The
Academy
St Mary's College
Oakland
Talk of Successor to Judge McLernan
In Tegal cir clen yesterday discussion arose about a possible successor to Judge John B. Mecior fan on the district bench. No open canvass for the vacancy was evident. Governor Stewart would hold the filling of the post temporarily until a successor for the unexpired term is chosen in the fall.
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Tare
Tegal
John B. Mecior
Stewart
Governors Options for Filling Vacancy Stir Debate
The governor may fill the vacancy soon after election certification. Some suggest delaying until November or August nominees are chosen, while others argue the law requires immediate appointment. Named potential candidates include Edwin M Lamb Frank Foley and Hexeph J McCaffery. Meanwhile Judge McClernan plans to convene another jury as summer recess approaches. In Washington gas masks for horses and mules destined for the American expeditionary force will ship at about 6 000 daily from a new factory to France.
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Edwin M. Lamb
Frank Fuley
Hexeph J. McCaffery
McClernan Wasalten
Age Dwyer
Washington
Ary Foreas Hoon
Gas Defense Service
France
War Savings Stamp Salesmen Face Odd Request at Post Office
A curious incident at the post office booth run by Metropolitan Life Insurance shows a visitor asking for stamps to bury money. The woman demanded thirty dollars worth of war savings stamps claiming she intended to bury cash, despite the staff’s attempts to assist.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Frien
Tim Gwine
Sweden transfers over 490000 tons ships to United States allies
Washington May 31 more than 490000 tons of ships are released to the United States and the allies by Sweden under the commercial agreement signed at Stockholm by representatives of the two governments the state department was notified today.
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Sweden
Stockholm
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