Deer Lodge hosts three wars veterans gathering
In Deer Lodge a grand war veterans celebration drew about 100 attendees from mining towns with 15 Grand Army members. Delegations from Anaconda, Falls, Bozeman and Missoula joined, while General Warren expected Friday. Attendees heard welcomes from officials, with addresses by Senator Williams and Governor Stewart. A parade, concerts by the A C M band, and a high school auditorium program highlighted the day.
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Treloar
Grand Army
Warren
Butte
Missoula
At Falls
Anacon
Bozeman
Ladies of the Grand Arms
Woman's Relief Orps
World War Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
Boy Scouts
Anaconda Copper Mines Band
United War Veterans
Deer Lodge
H. H. Parsons
Stewart
CH. Williams
Evenin
A.C. M. Band
Cittizens
Grand Army of the Republic
Anaconda
Department
John Marchion
Missouri Avenue
Deer Lodge Hotel
A. C. M. Band
C. H. Williams
United
Ladies’ Auxiliaries
Oldest Civil War veteran attends Montana GAR convention
Special Dispatch from Deer Lodge reports Montana's oldest veteran FE Faust of Bozeman, age 91, at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Faust, born 1828, served as first lieutenant with the Forty-sixth Illinois, Company A, and witnessed Fort Donelson surrenders in 1862. He marched with vigor beside younger veterans and acted as company commander in action.
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Rose Houghton
Seattle
Grand Army of the Republic
Houghton
Deer Lodge
United States
Spain
Scott
Eavitt
Montana
FE Faust
Bozeman
Faust
Richmond
Forty-sixth
Fort Donelson
Cumberland River
Leutenant
Civil War veteran recalls Shiloh battle and Grand Army memories
A Civil War veteran recounts the battle of Shiloh from a Confederate victory perspective and notes the surprise of northern defeat. He recalls officers bringing wives to camp, Johnston’s troops nearby, and attending the first Grand Army of the Republic gathering in Illinois after the war. He mentions about ten Civil War encampments he attended.
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Shiloh
Johnston
Faust
Grand Army of the Republic
Ilinois
Livingston Probably Next Convention City
The United Spanish War Veterans meeting voted to hold next year’s meeting in Great Falls. Livingston is the only city in the Park county metropolis considered for entertaining the Grand Army next year. Officers to be elected tomorrow. A new auxiliary organization was formed. its officers will be installed tomorrow.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Seott. Leavitt of
Great Falls
Grand Army
Mr. Leavitt
United Sp Tah
War Veterans
Bons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
de ‘Ge
Livingston
Park’ County
Scott Leavitt
Salvage Efforts For Graf Waldersee Fail To Save Yankee
New York reports tugboats responded to assist steamships Yankee and Graf Waldersee after collision in fog last night. Yankee crew and 10 officers were taken from Graf Waldersee as the transports drifted. Yankee sunk in deep water after ramming. Graf Waldersee rests on about 40 feet of water two miles off Long Beach. Patrician towed her after Redondo tore a large hole. Naval officers hold little hope for saving the Yankee, while Graf Waldersee salvage efforts continue.
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New York
Yankee
Argentina
Graf Waldersee
Teach
Patricia
Redondo
Liverpool
Ministry of “Labor
Africa
Europe
England
Wales
Neg
Federal plan to administer fuel after peace declared
Seattle June 12 A plan worked out by the federal fuel administration to administer fuel after peace is declared has President Wilson's approval, according to a statement issued tonight by Dr Harry A Garfield fuel administrator.
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Seattle
Wash
Federal Fuel Administration
Wileson
Harry A. Garfield
Court Martial Probers Hear Enlisted Men’s Side of Case
Chicago June 12 The enlisted man side of the court martial was presented to the Tar association committee by Reverent witnesses. Noncoms and Privates did not respond as expected leaving the committee with few witnesses. Mortimer M. Newfeld a private in the balloon corps at Fort Omaha told lawyers what he considered wrong with present court martial practices. Sergeant in the regular army and the Hettish navy and marine argued proposals of military justice. Packwood urged against enlisted men serving as judges and against having the judge advocate pronounce sentence instead of the court members.
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Chicago
Tar
Mortimer
M. Newfeld
Balloon Corps
Bort Omaha
Dare
Lawren
Regular Army
Navy
Ant Marine
Packwood
Ripley Urges Special Court for Railroads
Chicago June 12 E P Ripley president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad urged a supreme court for railroads to review interstate commerce commission findings. He proposed a panel of three to five members appointed by the president, well paid and experienced, noting no railroad man or farmer has served on the commission.
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Chicago
E. P. Ripley
Atchison, ‘Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Riple
May Pass the Buck to the Socialists
Paris dispatch reports the German delegation remains unclear on the treaty's nature as conflicting reports about modifications reach the German side. They rely on the French and Ottoman-sounding sources, hoping for a radical socialist administration to accept the treaty and install changes immediately.
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Associated Press
Paris
Steamship Gulf of Mexico Reaches German Port
An Associated Press dispatch from Mannheim reports the Gulf of Mexico arrived at Hamburg from New Orleans. The first cotton boat under Trench aGerman port the outbreak of war. Rain firm there directly wires offer from Chicago cargo of malt barley. The message indicates direct U S contact for purchases.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Gulf of México
Hameburg
New Orleans
Making Christi y Bishop Greer in Baltimore Sun tribute
The Baltimore Sun portrays Bishop Greer of New York as a capable executive and humane leader. He shepherded rich souls with a plain democratic approach akin to Galilean simplicity.
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Bishoter
Peter and
Joly
Baltimore Sun
Bishop Greer
New York
Paris
French women plan Paris monument for American wartime heroes
A committee of leaders from French women’s groups is organizing a Paris monument to honor American women for their heroic work and sacrifice in the world war. Mme S Perouse, president of a French Red Cross society, and Duchess D’Uzes are among the prominent members of the committee.
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Paris
United States
Mme. S. Perouse
Red Cross
Duchess D'Uzes
Commit
Christlike leadership revived in modern city by Bishop Greer
The article extols Bishop Greer for embodying Christ in daily life, rebuilding faith in crowded churches and guiding people with genuine Christianity. It contrasts him with religious formalism, praising his humble, steadfast walk with Jesus and his ability to bring spiritual strength to both common and notable individuals.
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Bethlehem
Calvary
Christ
Greer
Peter
John
New York
Bishop Greer
Prisoner escape at Fort Leavenworth shocks local police
Leavenworth police report twelve prisoners escaped from the United States army disciplinary barracks at Fort Leavenworth. Three escaped yesterday afternoon, three this morning, and six this afternoon. The incident prompted a city-wide search as authorities assess the security breach and remaining inmates.
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Leavenworth
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Counterfeit Plot Alarms After Army Prison Forgery Charge
New York and Kansas report a major counterfeit scheme tied to forged government checks. Alph Waserberg, an army lieutenant, allegedly forged blank treasury warrants at Fort Leavenworth and escaped in a general's uniform to cash forgeries nationwide. Eleven others are held for alleged complicity as warrants issue for indictment.
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New York
Fort Leavenworth
Alph Waserberg
Secret Service
United States
Hitchcock
Waserberg
Bite
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Federal Secret Service
Sub-Treasuries
St New Orleans
Boston
Federal
Leenw Kan
Fred Robertson
District of Kansas
Kansas
Cables Appeal to President to Act on Prohibition
Washington June 12 Representative Dee renews appeal for wartime prohibition repeal arguing it needed now for war measure or conservation. He warns delay will harm thousands of poor. Monaco note follows on population figures.
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Washington
Dee
Mixwouth
Vna Biekrain
Wilson
Wwartme
Dyers
Rnight
Monaco
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