Trouble at Whitefish troops sent there
Helena reports under Western department orders troops have been dispatched to Whitefish for a major construction project. Strikes halted work as Great Northern officials seek replacements, while Governor Stewart was asked to intervene. Also notes state board of law examiners began licensure for 23 men and one woman amid political questions. The Second Montana troop A will merge into the regular army, with federal recognition awaited.
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Western Department
Whitefish
Montana
Stewart
Great Northern
Great Northern Eht
Western “Department
Supreme Court
State Board of Law Examiners
C. A. Spaulding
G. ¥. Patten
Bozeman
C. H. Loud
Miles City
L. L. Callaway
Great Falls
Aln
Whitlock
Missoula
War Department
Adjt
Phil Greeflan
State Administration
Regular Army
Washington
Land Office Notice of Mineral Land Classifications
Department of the Interior States Land Office Helen May 28 1917 reports in duplicate marked A and B by mineral land commissioners under Feb 26 1895 act for examination and classification of lands in Montana and Idaho. March 1901 field reexams classify tracts as non mineral in Montana and Idaho. Notice that protests may be filed within 60 days after publication. hearings to follow. Exhibit B and report copy available for inspection.
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Department of the Interior States Land Offce
Helen
Mineral Land Commissioners
Montana
Idaho
Montays Meridian
F. Stech
Exemption and Selection Boards To Be Named Next
Helena June 6 Governor Stewart will nominate exemption and selection boards to run draft operations in Montana counties and cities once registration totals are sent to President Wilson. Local boards handle registration appeals, with federal district exemption boards empowered to modify local rulings. Lewis and Clark counts show 2360 youths registered. Helena totals 1197 with East Helena highest at 246.
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Stewart
Montana
Census Bureau
Wilson
Washington
Lewis and Clark
Lewis and Clark County
Canyon Creek
Elkhorn Pot
East Helena
Day Returns from Red Cross Conference in Portland
Helena reports E C Day chairman Puehler manager has returned from a Red Cross conference in Portland Oregon. A statewide Red Cross workers meeting is set for June 9 in Helena with Charles Puehler as the state YMCA secretary and late campaign manager.
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Helena
E. C
Red Cross
Portland
Ore
Charles Puehler
Young Men's Christian Association
Lewistown News Fortnight of Liberty Bond drives and city notes
Numerous business men canvass Lewistown for Liberty Bonds with strong subscriptions. Red Cross funds gain about 700 dollars from kettles and tagging. Grain insured against hail, new insurance aims at vast Fergus county acreage. Registration under the commission law stands at 5 percent, split among three wards. Vive Price of Harlowton dies. body returned there. Rev W A Stevenson returns from Dallas after Presbyterian conference. Lewis town presbytery plans confirmed. Senator Lane to attend Red Cross conference in Denver and a military road meeting. he is appointed to represent Lewistown. Michael fights in Heaven in the New Testament passage cited.
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Liberty Bonds
Busieners
Red Cross Society
Ferkus
Connemyton
Vive Price
Harlowton
W A. Stevenson
Dallas
Texas
General Presbyterian Conference
Helena l
Lewistown
Fergus County
Dawson
Stevenson
J. E. Lane
Red Cross
Denver
J. Clark
Dissension in the ranks of State Equity Society
Great Falls June 6 There is dissension in the Equity society ranks as B C White of Buffalo vacates a board seat after clashing with the board over policy. H M Peet editor of Equity News resigns. Vacancies not yet filled. Electricity for cooking cheaper than coal in Montevideo Uruguay where electric rate is 20 cents per kilowatt. coal costs 25 to 30 dollars a ton.
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Great Falls
Equity Society
B. C. White
Buffalo
White
Fergus County
The
Equity
H. M. Peet
Equity News
Montevideo
Uruguay
Governor Spry Readies Visit for Hamilton Celebration
Hamilton Montana June 6 residents of Ravalli county prepare for a big Sunday gathering at the Montana Utah sugar factory. Gov Spry of Utah president of the company along with the board of directors and financiers from Denver and Chicago will arrive Friday to inspect the works and partake in a celebration with band music speeches by Spry and others. A patriotic program at the sugar company grounds is planned with town citizens urged to cooperate in the day’s events.
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Hamilton
Ravalli County
Spry
Utah
Denver
Chicago
Missoula
AH. Caan
Sherif
Justice
Cohaley
Mrr
A. W. McKeown
Mes HA. Stewart
Hiamilton
Marie Pettis
Sirs. Hamilton
Thatcher
Ming Maud Wyant
Spokane
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Nsaiscusaea
Chamber
Chamber, of Commerce
Monitor changes ownership in Boulder and Dodson
Boulder announces H. R. Young has sold the Boulder Monitor to C. Mills and sons of Dodson Montana who assumed control today. Young departs tomorrow for Sentinel Butte North Dakota to run the Sentinel Butte Republican. Mills will practice law in Boulder and holds a land stake near Sentinel Butte.
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Monitor
Boulder
H. R. Young
Boulder Monitor
C. ©. Mills
Tron and Brass in Early Metal Knowledge
The text notes iron and brass as the earliest known metals in Genesis. It credits Tubal-cain with forging iron, indicating awareness of the challenges in iron smelting and metalworking.
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Tubalealn
President Wilson taps Walsh to handle new food control bill
Washington June 6 Senator Walsh was personally asked by President Wilson to lead the upcoming food control bill in the Senate. The measure aims to regulate and control food prices and handling. Senator Gore and other Democratic leaders oppose the bill. The president calls the bill essential to the food problem and desires efficient management by Walsh.
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Montana
The
Standard
Washington
Walsh
Wilson
Senate
Gore
Senator Walsh
Man Surrenders in Wyoming Line Ranch Killing
June 6 George Petti court surrendered to Sheriff Middleton Petticourt after reports he killed his brother-in-law Joe Wolcott at Wolcott’s ranch near the Wyoming line. Petticourt said he went there to get a team, Wolcott threatened to kill him and moved toward the house to fetch a gun. Petticourt fired after twice ordering him to stop, unsure which shot hit Wolcott.
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Clty
George Petticourt
Joe Wolcott
Wyoming Line
Middleton Petticourt
Wolcott
Petticourt
Graduation at State College Bozeman Ends War Era
Bozeman June 6 Degrees were conferred by Chancellor Elliott at noon on 50 graduates with 20 absent in military and farm service. Bishop W F Faber gave the commencement address urging education to develop clear sighted community leaders able to serve the world amid rising demands. The audience in Monta Hall stood in tribute to 49 graduates in military service.
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Bozeman
Eliott
Colle
Elliott
W. F. Faber
Montahall
Wate College
Army
Navy
German Arrested in Yankton After Alleged Detractor Claim
Herbert Weil, a G man, was arrested by federal officers in Yankton South Dakota after being accused of denouncing the U S government. Weil had registered as an alien enemy and is said to have arrived from Germany three years ago. A Los Angeles automobile salesman figure is noted in a separate gas gauge device project.
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Yankton
Herbert Weil
United States
Weil
Philipsburg News Finds Local Moves and Travel
June 6 Philipsburg notes report Miss Florence Taylor visiting Brummon 4 J B Van Gundy and Frea Kroger traveling to Helena Arthur Crowley staying in Philipsburg Edith Featherman heading to Dillon for summer school H I Wilson W C Hosking R Blitz and L Evans leaving to explore mining property in Butte Maghates Agee to Mis s Dick Williams enlisting in medical corps Mrs Williams visiting in city
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Philipsburg
Florence Taylor
Brummon
J.B. van Gundy
Frea Kroger
Helena
Arthur Crowley
Edith Featherman
Dillon
H. I. Wilson
W. C. Hosking
R. Blitz
L. Evans
Butte
Maghates Agee
Dick Williams
Mrs. Williams
Oula To
PRE UNITED STATES HOLDS THIRD OF ALL THE GOLD
The United States holds about one third of the globe's gold supply with official figures showing the nation's gold on hand at 3.088 billion dollars. In May the country exported 28.176 million more in gold than it imported, a swing attributed to new credits extended to governments in the last six weeks.
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Washington
United States
Globe
Unite States
British worry over congress delay affecting food exports
In London the parliamentary secretary Captain Charles Bathurst warned that information on food supplies was limited but food exports from America must stay high for Allied success. The Daily Chronicle noted potential delays from Washington could hinder sea flows and impact allied supply lines. In Washington, crops showed good progress with winter wheat and spring wheat thriving, corn healthy, and early potatoes in good condition as planting continued nationwide.
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London
House of Commons
Charles Bathurst
Tortment
America
Bathuret
Daily Chronicle
Washington Administration
the Chronicle
Washington
National Weather and
Strike of Movers in Minneapolis for Higher Pay
Reported street strike by movers in Minneapolis as workers demand higher wages. Brodow appeals for police protection until the movers return to work.
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Minnapolis
Brodow
Four Men Arrested After Attempting Registration
Four men appeared at the city recorder's office in Lake City seeking registration for the conscription draft. They were arrested after failing to locate the polling place in their district and proceeding to register.
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Alt Lake
Fort Douglas
City Recorder's Office
Philadelphia tallies show 170764 registrations in city
Virtually complete returns from yesterday's registration indicate Philadelphia enrollment exceeded preliminary estimates by over 2000. With four divisions still to hear from, the official count is 170,764 including 37,769 alien registrations, 77,830 married, 35,214 single with dependents, and 21,610 exempt.
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Philadelphia
Government bonds oversubscribed as docks close early
Washington reports the governments latest offering of two hundred million dollars in treasury certificates of indebtedness was oversubscribed. Docks closed today two days before the designated time.
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Washington
Treasury
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