Rotary elects new president in Butte meeting
Charles Henderson was named president of the Tutte Rotary for the coming year at a meeting in Butter Grill where delegates to the grand council of the United Commercial Travelers of America met. Officers elected unanimously include Tom Davis La Mont Charles Austin and board members J I Wharton Lee Marx J A Donovan J I Branscombe Short Frank J Ball noted for Montana. Ball recalled a 1905 visit and praised traveling men as Ro tarians who advertise and sustain patriotism. Scout executive positions were announced with eight candidates and a $9000 fund for salary and headquarters to support the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Henderson
Tutte Rotary
Butter Grill
United Commercial Travels of America
Tom Davis
la Mont
Charles Austin
J. 1. Wharton
Lee Marx
J. A. Donovan
J. 1. Branscombe
Short
Frank J. Ball
Salt Lake
Grand Councilor
United Commercial Travelers
Montana
Mr. Ball
Butte
Merelal
Rotary Club
United Commercial Travelers of America
America
A. Ri. Currie
Boy Scouts of Hutte
G. W. Thomas
Hinkle
Hi. Lane
All-Able Attire Gets Her Into Court
Markie Knapp an 18 year old dressed in a boy's suit appeared before Police Judge Whitty to answer a charge of vagrancy. She said she was from Chicago traveling for work and had shipped belongings, claiming to seek opportunities in the West. Arresting officer Rodda said her voice betrayed her sex but the judge dismissed the case and told her to continue seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markie Knapp
Etty
Whitty
Adge
Chicago
Dillon
Rodda
Northern Pacific
Hannen
Willam ‘Duffy
Vaxrancy
East Park
Timber workers attempt to organize Union in Idaho thwarted by army
May not organize in Point Idaho as June 6 meeting to form a timber workers union is broken up by army officers. A letter from Col Brice P Disque states the government will not tolerate a union in territory already organized by the Local Legion of Loggers and Lumber. About 40 woodsmen attended the meeting before officials confiscated Clark the letter. Henryetta Oklahoma June 6 fear of Indian and mixed blood uprisings in Hickory stamping grounds dispelled by home guards reporting malcontents in anti draft rioting will disperse their stands and cause no trouble.
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Nd Point
Idaho
Tniernation’ Union
Brice P. Disque
U.A
Signal Corps
Legion of Loggers and Lumber
W. D. Jeaniger
Nnerkholte and
Johnson
Representolonel Disque
Clark
Henryetta
Oklo
Old Hickory
Henry- Bua Company of
Home Guards
Thut
Haylie
Boy Scouts Play 70 Presented This Evening
Boy Scout Ty troop No. 1 stages a patriotic play at the Bien Auditorium tonight at 8 o clock. The production features Uncle Sam and a cast of scouts and assistants in a lively skit with songs and a Junior High School orchestra. Two scouts, Georg Fedar and Joseph Knuckey, are in military service. the troupe aims to serve Uncle Sam by entertaining at home.
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Bien
Uncle Barn
Unele Sam
Maswell Hunker
Wile
Munter
W. HL
Mead
Blaney Gegut
G. W. Sam
Albert Wille
George
Gruber
Lisle Beanland
Fred Farmer
Erty Hod
Sellers
Edson Tamar Dowland
Robert
Austin Armitage
Maurice
Red Brees
Fiward Moyle
Cook
Irvine Davidson
Robert Nesbit
William Heardsley
Arthur Rowlands
James Rintrend
Easton Rothwell
Hoy Scoutshow
Samy
George Fediar
Tack Bear Patrol
Army Medical Corps
Joseph Knuckey
Black Bear Patrol
Navy
Uncle Sam
Protesting New Freight Rates and Railway Changes
Washington notes a protest by the National Association of Railway and title commissioners against new freight and passenger rate plans. They urge Mr McAdoo to empower state commissions or force railroads to submit to state authority before government operation. Also reports on Britain’s response to German submarine threats and American troops arriving home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
cAdoo
National Association of Railway and Titles Commissioners
McAdoo
YMCA Secretaries for Overseas Service Require Strict Qualifications
The YMCA outlines rigorous criteria for male and female applicants for overseas service in France or American training camps. Native American references are required for American camp work, with disqualifications for those with parents born in Germany, Austria, or Russia. Ages 28 to 65 for men, 28 to 49 for women, draft-exempt status, loyalty to U.S. war policy, and limited family mobility are enforced, with pay, transportation, and allowances described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Association
C. Colton
Germany
Austria
Russia
United States
Europe
Training Men New Training Men New
Four dred' men trained for service in the merchant marine will leave the training ship Iris to man new America vessels every six weeks after June 24. Capt Isaac Hibberd of the United States Shipping Board Sea Service announced this from San Francisco. Another vessel will enter similar service at Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Merchant Marine
Iris
America
Isaac N. Hibberd
United States Shipping Board Sea Service
Seattle
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M.J.B
Dave Brodie
Jewel
COUR
BOY Scouts
London
John R. Clynes
Ministry of Food
House of Common Today
Great Britain
Paris
Peet
van Houten
Barrington Hall
Crosse & Blackwell
California
Hood River
Florida
Ines Hemcshys Ry
Williams’ Nursery Son
Grownway
Ieee
Julieta
Children's Nursery
Saames
Union
Angelie Clausen
Cross Bar
Dimity
Marquisette
Coutil
Sorel
Rene de Chine
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