Butte Helena or Billings May House New War Insurance Office
James M. Brown special representative of the federal War Insurance Bureau is in Butte to promote the bureau’s work and will decide the site for a new office among Butte Helena Great Falls or Billings. He travels Montana to educate the public on war insurance and explains common reasons soldiers’ allotments or allowances are delayed.
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Montana
Federal War ‘Tisk Insurance Bureau
James M. Brown
Bureau
Butte
Helena
Great Falla
Billings
Brown
Motana
Mr. Brown
McAdoo
Navy
Sam
Monana
Frank D. Brown
Miss
Bowie to Succeed R. W. Rusterholz
R W Rusterholz leaves next week to enter the aviation corps and will be succeeded as chairman of the entertainment committee of the Rotary club by Bowie. An announcement yesterday by Chamber President J W Rigdon confirms the change as Rusterholz departs for training.
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R. W. Rusterholz
Aviation Corps
Roary Club
Bowie
Chambher Mentire
J. W. Rigdon
Rusterholz
France
Ster
Horoscopes for June 19 1948 Stars favor many fortunes
The daily horoscope notes Jupiter sun Venus and other planets in benefic aspect promising political diplomacy and financial support for some. It warns of mood swings and potential misperceptions in legal cases and general optimism for Gemini cusp individuals born today. Weather and crop cautions hint at possible dryness endangering harvests.
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Venus
United States
Sosip
Avery Wes
Gemini
McClure
County Men Off to Vancouver Barracks
Six Silver Row county men summoned for special military service depart for Vancouver barracks to join the spruce army. They are skilled workers, expected to aid lumber production for airplane manufacture. Names include Elias George Cundy, Howard Rick, James Fo Lane, Thomas J Whindom, Frank D McGuire, and Will Driewe.
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Silver Row County
Vancouver Barracks
Elias
George ‘Cundy
North Montana Stret
Howard Rt
Rick
West
Daly Street
James Fo Lane
Court Delivers Alimony and Divorce Rulings
Judge Lamb ruled in two divorce matters and alimony briefs. Mary McDonald gains divorce with $30 monthly support and four months arrears plus $76 attorney fees. Anne Williams receives $50 monthly alimony and Joseph Williams owes $60 for her attorney and child support. Violet Phelan sues John Phelan for desertion. Laura King divorces Harry King after a 1912 Coeur d Alene marriage. Also a Rotary luncheon speaker: William H to address on war, with Malcolm Gillis as meet president.
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Lamb
Mary “McDonald
Annew Willams
Joseph Williams
Violet Phelan
John Phelan
Shelby, Mont
Laura King
Harry Te “King
Coeur d'Alene
Los Angeles
Rotary
Telegraph Head Holds Out in War Labor Dispute
June 18 report shows Newcomb, president of Western Union, opposing unionization and urging acceptance of a National War Labor Board plan. He argues only compulsory arbitration or board-based ballots can resolve the dispute, insisting no pay or hour conflicts exist and a strike is unlikely.
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Wilson
Western Union Telegraph Conpany
National War Labor Board
and Telegraphers’ ’Union
Newconls Rtion
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Labor Board
Carleton
Walt Taft
Nisin
Thiel
Wouch Patelatian
Naton
Fined for Selling Fake Jewelry and Miscellany News
A series of brief items notes a man named Itty Seaford testifying about a phony jewelry sale for ten dollars, several individuals fined or dismissed on disturbance or witness issues, and a mix of military, political, and transportation notes. The column mentions R. W. Parker, John J. O'Neil enlisting, Senator Ashurst opening lands, Columbia river improvement report, Lt. Rose killed in an air crash, and general commands in the western division plus Premier Cleeneau’s Paris visit.
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John J. O'Neil
Naval Reserve
Inetrieht
Salt Lake City
Washington
Ashurst
Arizona
Ten Butte Men Leave for Vancouver Barracks
Ten Butte men head tonight to Vancouver barracks for special war service in lumber production for airplane manufacture. They join six clerks two surveyors and a steamfitter, all cited for proven craft skills and appointments by the War Department. They depart on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul at eight o clock.
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War Department
Butte
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
Jase Sommerville
Clifard
Calman
Philip Sheehan
Hervie McLeok Crowley
Leon Davin
Pravie Rinford
Henry Symone
Edward Schroer
Hugh Montgomery
Clerical Family In WWI Era Travel And Service
The Rev Maryi Mark's father travels to a Lutheran convention in North Dakota and plans to visit his mother in Wisconsin. His two younger brothers head toward government service, one a Tuscania survivor in the engineer corps, the other a chaplain in Louisville after leaving Shelby Montana. A third brother, Rev Rufus Huddom, serves as a chaplain while another son is in the naval hudlio? records.
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Maryi Mark
Tatheran
Reamer
Watson
Wis
Paul Uddom. III
Servic
Tuscania
Rufus Huddom
Shelby, Mont
Kone
Louisville
Army
Martin Mudtot
Mrs Canning's Will Filed for Probate
Mina F. Lanning petitions the district court requesting probate of Mrs Canning's will. The will admits a one third remainder share to a named beneficiary and assigns personal property to children.
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Mina F. “Lanning
Back to Oklahoma to Answer Charge
By order of Judge Dwyer Leslie Wylie was arrested and turned over to Oklahoma authorities to stand trial for selling mortgaged property. He sought release arguing illegal detention, but the warrant supporting his Oklahoma detention was deemed competent and the judge denied his request. Washington embargo on wool transport modified to aid movement to eastern manufacturers.
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Dwyer
Reay
Leslie Wylie
Oklahoma
Waw
Depiff “Thone
Teint
Jude
Washington
Railroad Administration
Marines In France Lead Ground Forces Under Pershing
Brigadier General John A. LeJeune now commands the United States Marines in France under General Pershing. He has seen active service in many regions including the Boxer Rebellion and the Spanish-American War, and served in the Philippines during the unrest at Vera Cruz. Lately he led the Marine training and mobilization camp at Quantico Virginia, now at the front in France succeeding Brigadier General Charles A. Doyen.
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John A. Lee SM. GC
General Pershing
United States Marines
France
Spain
Vera Crag
Quantico
Ted States
Charles A. Doyen
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