Delegates Meet at Moose Hall for UCT Convention
Delegates to the grand council convention of the United Commercial Travelers Association met in two long sessions and were hosted by the ladies auxiliary at Moose hall. Today features gala meetings and a ball at Columbia Gardens with election of officers planned.
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Grand Council
United Commercial Travelers’ Association
Moose Hall
Columbia Gardens
Ollee Khordsefore Hoon
Gregson Springs
Potter funeral set for Saturday afternoon
Mrs Ma bel Foss Potter will have funeral services Saturday at her residence with Rev J E Noftsinger officiating. The service will be in Invermont at Mount Mor. James McGough will be sent to Boston for interment. Frank Lamb's funeral was held at Sherman Reed's chapel and remains sent to Downers Grove for burial this morning. John J Brooks to be buried at Mountain View Cemetery. Eas tard Martin Daychman infant burial at Kem Per avenue Holy Grove cemetery. Noah Carlson age 55 died last evening, funeral at Sherman Reed's Parlors with time to be announced.
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Mabel Foss Potter
Katurtay
J. E. Noftsinger
Beattie
Downers Grove
Chicago
Selocke Brooks
John J. Brooks
Sherman & Reed
Eastard Martin Daychman
Brand Mra. Martin
Daychmany
Kem Per
Holy Grose
Carlson
Noah Carlson
Sherman
Reed
Pice
Entertainers Shine at Moose Hall Program Night
Last evening at Moose Hall featured Thelma Wight and Genevieve Shields with Elinore Simmon performing a Wing, Libthy Farrell singing, Miss Florence Seovil Cohen on the reel, Kiesel All on harp, and Barrell delivering a polished presentation. The program impressed attendees with professional dancing and hoop skirt display.
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Moose Hall
Thelma Wight
Misees Genevieve Shields
Elinore Simmon
Libthy Farrell
Florence
Seovil Cohen
Kiesel
Barrell
Rand White Atespn
Butte Man 15 Listed As Wounded In Action
A Butte resident, Private Corto Lori of 640 Maple Street, Putte Montana, is listed as wounded in action in General Pershing casualty lists issued by the War Department yesterday. This marks the first Butte man reported wounded since American forces began fighting in France. Lori, Italian by birth, enlisted early in the regular army after moving to East Butte, where he was well known among neighbors and friends.
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Corto Lori
Maple Street
Putte
Mont
Pershing
War Department
Butte
France
Carl Lort
Pittamont
Germany
Italy
East Butte
Butte Nurse Marries Physician of Chicago
Miss Amy Lasater recent St James hospital graduate wed Dr J Decell of Cook County hospital Chicago in Boulder. Miss Madeline Duggan of Butte served as maid of honor and a small circle attended the nuptials.
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Amy Lasater
St. James Hospital
Boulder
J. Decell
Cook County Hospital
Chicago
Madeline Duggan
Hutte
Funeral for Leo J Pelly to be held at Immaculate Conception
The funeral for the late Leo J. Pelly will be held Friday morning at the family residence 1146 West Granite Street and at Immaculate Conception Church with Mass at 9 o clock. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Automobiles, 1.
McMood Funeral to Be Held Sunday Afternoon
The remains of Hassen McMood lie at Whites Undertaking Parlors. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Signa Alice Kreitzberg, beloved wife of John Kreitzberg, died yesterday at the family home, 21s Gold Street, aged 24. The body was removed to Whites under the parlors. Time and place of funeral will be announced later.
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M'Mood
Hassen McMood
Kreitzberg
Signa Alice
John Kreitabers
Gold Street
Body of Carlson Found in His Bed
Noah Carlson 55 was found dead in his bed at 425 Tron Street by a neighbor after failure to answer. The woman who roomed with him had not seen him all day and notified a neighbor who entered the room. Carlson’s body was viewed and sent to Sherman Reed's undertaking parlors. An inquest will be held today.
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Noah Carlson
Tron St
Carlson
Sherman & Reed
Carlton
Twenty-Nine From the Monroe School Graduation List
Ida Ericsson is principal of Tutte high school and 29 Monroe School graduates are listed. Names include Ruth Bower, Iva Morgan, Dorothy Kitto, Montana Byrn Lioya, G. Garrett, Gladys Fan ink, Venita Edwards, Thuile Ro McDonald, Julia Felicia Allen, Treacy Vaught, Henry Maber, Constance Gingrass, Earl Merrett, Mary Emma Ogle, Garrett Kent, Arthur Rowlands, Joel Stuart, Lesley Hatcher, Lucia Evans, Harold Bunny, Mildred Toy, Edna Schlapp, Godfrey Haggerty, Edward Simonson, Julius Furich, Rosanna Thompson, Margaret McGillie, and David Evans.
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Tutte High School
Monroe School
Ida Ericsson
Ruth A. Bower
Iva Morgan
Dorothy Elizabeth Kitto
Montana Byrn Lioya G. Garrett
Gladys
Marie Fanink
Venita Maude Hdwards
Thuile Ro McDonald
Julia Felicia
Alice Irene Allen
Treacy
Vaught
Henry ‘Maber
Constance Gingrass
Earl Merrett
Mary
Child Shot by Playmate In Toy Rifle Incident
Three year old Joseph Trasher was wounded by a playmate with a 22 caliber rifle during play. He is in St James hospital with a bullet wound through the stomach and was brought from Twin Pridges Wednesday night. His condition was described as extremely critical.
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Joseph Trasher
St James Hospital
Pridges
Funeral of Mrs Potter Saturday
The funeral for Mrs Mabel Foss Potter, one of two killed in last Sunday's automobile crash, will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the Potter home east of the Country Club. Rev J M Nott will conduct the services, with burial at Mount Moriah.
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Mabel Foss Potter
Potter
Country Club
Put Every Man Possible To Some Use In Army
War department ordered a new organization at battalions to use drafted men in regular army camps. Units will train those with faults or unfit for combat or support roles, while those unable to be trained may be discharged. drafted men lacking English will be grouped for evaluation.
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War Department
English Boat 3 Sent Down by Submarine
A fragmented dispatch details German submarine activity near the Virginia coast raiders and raids on shipping. It notes Harpathian and other vessels sunk, speculation on raiders rendezvousing for supplies, and fears of air raid capabilities and seaplane threats. Readers are warned of heightened anti German sentiment after the sinking of the Carolina.
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Hiuch
Virginia Capes
Harpathian
Atlantic
Midevold
Sone
Deutechland
London
New York
York
Germany
No New Submarine News From Southern Atlantic Ports
Port officials report no fresh word on submarine operations from Southern Atlantic waters as several steamships arrive. Passenger liners note heightened precautions with crow’s nests observant, passengers told not to disrobe at night, and lifeboats ready on davits. ships keep crews alert and provisioning complete for instant use.
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Satic
Averal
Atlantic
Othrs
Small Lumber Mills Plead for Protection
Washington June 6 small lumber mills about 2000 petitioned the war industries board to shield them from ruin under the drive to eliminate wholesale outlets. Petition says if wholesalers fail, 18 billion feet of lumber yearly from 8 percent of mills would close, mills accounting for 45 percent of national output. Joseph E Davies of Wisconsin, ex FTC chairman, submitted the plea.
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Washington
War Induistries Board
Joseph E. Davies
Wiconsin
Federal Trade Commission
Battle situation report cites limited gains near Pontoise
Berlin reports a changed battle situation with a communicated statement asserting only modest gains. The only claimed progress is in the Pontoise area north of the Aisne and in the Savieres river region southwest of Soissons, consisting of earth works and trenches.
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Berlin
Pontoise
Aisne
Savieres
Soissons
Marines Push Back Germans Near Italian Front
Allied forces report a strong offensive against German units along the Alpine front near the Pave river, with renewed Italian and artillery support slowing any Austrian advance. meanwhile a British steamer was sunk by a German U-boat off the Virginia Capes in American waters.
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Pave River
Veesel
Virginia Capes
Americans Show the Real Mettle in France Battle
Americans in France displayed grit near the Marne Chateau Thierry and Jeulgon ne as they held firm against German attacks. Capt. donate Mendentall of New Rochelle led a company while Lieut Walter Flannery of Pittsburgh earned a French Croix de Guerre. Lieut John T Bisse of Pittsburgh also cited for leadership. American soldiers stood brave, cheering comrades as heavy fighting enveloped the area.
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France
Unc. B
Marne
Hla
Walter It Flannery
Pittaburg
John T. Bisse
Pittanarg
George Waketine
Americana
Local attack repulsed by troops in France report
AP dispatch describes a June 6 local battle where Allied forces repelled an enemy assault near Mont Rouge and Hospice, gaining ground briefly before German fire forced a withdrawal. American and French units reportedly shared hard fighting and steel helmets adorned with poppies as ground shifted repeatedly in the area.
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Lucre
Iie
Mont Rouge
France
Mont Elven
Oattie
Germans Hungry Rations Scarce Along the Front
Reports from France describe German efforts to extend lines failing near Port L Eveque and Carlepont as French forces press to hold the sector between the Oise and Aisne. Prisoners report widespread fatigue and hunger with rations cut since May 27, while other lines reveal similar shortages throughout German armies. An incendiary fire destroys Moorhead city building after a false alarm diverts the fire department, and discarded German consulate letterheads surface near a barn. Canadian cattle numbers reach 6,648,854 in western provinces.
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Associated Press
France
Port L’eveque
Oise
Carlepont Wood
Montalagache
Ke A
Ole
Aisne
Ailes
Moorhead
Minn
Fargo Fire Department
Germany
Canada
German Emperor's War Policy Claimed Violation of Serbia Ultimatum
AP report details claims by Dr. Wilhelm Muehren that Germany and Austria-Hungary agreed on the Serbia ultimatum and that Emperor William forced German leaders to back his war plan. New disclosures describe day by day notes from the opening of World War I, linking Krupp figures to the empires decisions.
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Associated Press
Gumngen
Switzerland
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Wilhelm Muehron
Krupps
Emperor William
Muehion
Kruppa
Europe
Russia
Muehlen
Muehren
Foreign Office
Austria
Registration 15 Lower Than First Expected Statewide
Helena reports varied county tallies for the registration of young men, listing numbers from city to Golden Valley. Registered counts include Silver Bow 144, Yellowstone 178, Teton 135, Flathead 100, Stillwater 49, and Toole 24, with others: Dawson 150, Ravalli 61, Gallatin 93, Broadwater not shown, total expected not more than 4,000.
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Helena
Repor
City
Carbon County
Dawson
Falion
Flathead
Meaghy Park
Prairie
Ravatti
Bua
Silver ‘Bow
Stillwater
Sweet Grows
Teton
Toole
Valles
Wheatland
Wibalix
Yellowstone
Sedition cases set for trial and local notices in Lewistown
County Attorney Stewart McConochie returns from Wisconsin to set sedition cases for trial in June and July before Judge Roy Ayercourt. Mayme Anderson sails to France for Red Cross work. Dr. Frank A. Barney, Roy postmaster and former dentist, dies at 45. body sent to Prairie du Chien with family. Hobson herd district petition hearing July 8. City council confirms Art Baker as fire chief and elects Charles Wentworth council president. Alderman Noble Walker proposes municipal drying plants for schools to save vegetables. William Fluhr calls 6 state dairy commission meeting for June 14 to discuss wartime conditions.
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Lewistown
Stewart McConochie
Wisconsin
Roy Ayercourt
Fred
France
Red Cross
Elks
W. J. Johnson
Pre Bank
David Hilger
J.P. Schmit
Frank A. Barney
Roy
Tion
Bright
J.C. Bebb
Charles Wentworth
Noble Walker
Walker
Former Bozeman Man 15 Dead in California
Bozeman reports the death of Fed Luce a former resident who died in Los Angeles where he lived with his wife and youngest son. Luce had moved to California for health reasons after earlier farming and mining work near Boreman Willow Glen farm at Anaconda and in Helena Great Falls. His parents pioneers of Montana are buried in Boreman. He was a member of Roseman lodge of Tike and the Pioneers society of Gallatin county.
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Bozeman
Fed Luce
Los Angeles
Luce
Montana
Helena
Great Falls
California
Tion
Boreman
Timothy Pioneers
Willow Glen
Anaconda
Anaconda Coppe Mining Company
Mae
Hel~nna
Hiis
Roseman Lodge
Tike
The
Pioneers Society
Gailatin County
G A Huffman Funeral Draws Large Crowd In Bozeman
Bozeman June 6 a large crowd attended the funeral of G A Huffman with delegations from the Order of Railway and members from the Eagles lodge. Relatives and friends gathered after news reached from Quebec where Huffman recently enlisted in the Canadian engineering corps. Reveillees included George Orswell a sister of the deceased, Iso Truman H Cook a brother of Mrs Huffman and Esther May the deceased’s 9 year old daughter. Reverend A L Chapman led services at the church and pallbearers were former schoolmates William Kreuger Bert Lay John Kouitz Paul Basen Clark Nordquist and Joe Kindler.
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Bozeman
Order of Railway
Rost
Gallatin
Wartun
Belgrade
Mayina
Multan
Quebec
Canadian Engineering Corps
George Orswell
Iiso Truman H. Cook
George Huffman
Esther May
A. L. Chapman
Eagles’ Lodge
William Kreuger
Bert Lay
John “Kouitz
Paul Basen
Clark Nordquist
Joe Kindler
F Wrakeman Wi
Powell county men register for military service in Deer Lodge
Forty men registered with Clerk of the Motion Board Hertz for military service, including nineteen from Deer Lodge. Powell County led the state with a complete registration list, shown to Helena in about fifteen minutes after closing time. Local residents and visitors are noted, including families, businesspeople, and travelers from Avon, Helena, and Butte.
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Walter Kimmerly
James McGilvray
Tom Ahern
Avon
Taleigh
Switzler
Finn
Arthur Thomas
Deer Lodge
Memorial Fay
Thomas
Board of County Commissioners
Jd. Caswell
Three Forks
Caswell
Bozeman
Lewis Bitton
Butte
D. J. Keeler
Arthur Keeler
Bitton
Blackfoot City
Idaho
Tobias Sehorts
Mre Ni. G. Maynes
Seattle
Tocat
William Harnick
Towerstown
Miewaukee
Masons Meet Advancing Six Candidates to Master Masons
Lodge No 18 A F and A M held a session to raise six candidates to the Master Masons degree. Work started mid afternoon and finished by evening with lodge members conducting the ceremonies. A 6 30 banquet and smoker followed, plus an entertainment program including songs by a double quartet. Washington June 6 Howard Augustus Gallup of Three Forks Mont commissioned a flight lieutenant in the medical reserve corps.
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Orelock
Gallup
The
Standard
Washington
Howard Augustus Gallup
Three Forks
Mont
Medical Reserve Corps
State Draft Board Probes Graft and Graft Rumors
The state draft board for the district vows action over graft rumors alleging partiality in exemptions and certifications. Chairman Hepner declares witnesses will be summoned to testify, with a broader probe to include county and nearby district boards. If rumors hold, guilty parties will be punished. if not, whisperers will be censured.
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Sidlena
Slinders
Hepner Aday
Defense invokes unwritten law in Soule murder case
Thompson Falls Mont June 6 The unwritten law will be invoked in a defense for Arthur Soule a Ken Sanders county rancher in a murder trial of his nephew Ten Soule after a fight at his eatin late January A B Ainsworth Soule's attorney announced the defense in opening statement He sought to force Attorney General Ford to call Mrs Arthur Soule the only shooting witness but she refused to testify
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Thompson Falls
Mont
Arthur Soule
Man credits Tantac cure after 15 pound gain
Nicholas Zimmerman of Kirkland near Seattle recounts severe stomach pain nausea and weight loss. After trying Tantac he reports solid recovery including regained appetite sleep and energy and a 15 pound weight gain within six weeks while back at work. Tantac marketed in Anaconda and Butte by Fuller and Newbro Drug firms.
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Nicholas Zimmerman
Taniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro. Drug Company
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