Eagles pledge loyalty as officers elected at state convention
Missoula June 21 Resolutions pledging wholehearted support to the country and endorsing a restroom plan for Eagles in Paris were adopted at the Eagles state convention. Officers were elected including President Tremblay and Secretary Kellogg. The next convention was set for Montana with Pittsburgh as a national meeting site in August.
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Missoula
Eagles
Paris
Remblay
Mites Range
Trenuirer
Canion
Willian
Geent’ Ralls
Ier
Guard
Wilms
Eur
Cecek
Gonne
Sterenax
Stroy
Hetenn
Pittatarg
Mef
Hotenay
Tre
Sfontana
Deer Lodge Chosen as Next Meeting Place for 1919 Convention
At the Montana Christian Association annual meeting in Deer Lodge on June 21, the group selected Deer Lodge as the site for the 1919 convention. Officers elected to the board of missions include President Mrs. PF Tatley, Vice President Mrs A J Davidson, Recording Secretary Mrs A J Walrath, Corresponding Secretary M Jordan with Hobble C C Albright Anaconda among officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge Kaw
Montana Christian Association
Board of Missions
Mra
PF. T. Tatley
A. J. Davidson
A. J. Walrath
M. Jordan
Hutte
Eae
Irs
C. C. Albright
Anaconda
Funeral notice for Patrick Shea and related removals
The romaine of the tat near 1T years and A. ta McClurg will be removed to 614 Hilinola Street. Funeral notice inter Shea The funeral of the late Patrick Shea aged thie.
Late James Farice's Funeral Arrangements Mentioned
The notice states the body of the late James Farice will be forwarded this morning from Sihcerdh Parlors Melton for services and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucethe Tody
James Farice
Sicherdh
Melton
Automobile Plunge Kills Two Men Near Boreman Montana
Taw Fence Cash tin and George Plum of Logan Montana die hours after their car veers off a 12 foot embankment near Boreman while returning from Manhattan. The crash occurs after encountering cattle in the road. Cash tin leaves a widow and two children. a mother and two brothers survive in Missoula.
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Boreman
Mont
Cashtin
George Plum
Logan
Manhattan
Cashun
Missoula
Red Cross Open House Schedules Work Drive in Deer Lodge
June 21 Deer Lodge residents are invited to tour the Red Cross work rooms during open house sessions on Friday and Saturday. The chapter seeks new volunteers as local needs and donations rise. men are urged to visit and learn about relief efforts and the country drive. Oregon: Kelley resigns from Bonner Mercantile. Vale r ie Fennson replaces him at the Motel Deer. News notes include Heilville Red Cross sale plans, a dynamite cap accident injuring a youth but not resulting in amputation, and community updates on local schools and residents.
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Deer Lodge
The
Red Cross
Handle With Cross
Seattle
Roberts
Weber
Heimville
Big Blackfoot
Nevada
Red Cross Society
Ome
Indies
Helmville
John Ent
Francis Jones
Rana
Asmall
Omas Irvine
Warn Springs
Atich
Dillon News reports June accidents and a vagrancy arrest
The Dillon summary notes two auto accidents yesterday one near Van Camp bridge south of town and another at the Rady site both minor with no injuries. Dorthey Brown aged woman was arrested for vagrancy and jailed awaiting Justice court hearing. Deputy Dan Mooney leaves for Ore Fino Idaho to fetch Mont Fix wanted for grand larceny. Beach reports say rain easterly may help crops. no imminent failure expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Dan Mooney
Ore Fino
Idaho
Mont Fix
Fix
Fergus county Non-Partisan league calls for state convention
At a Fergus county meeting the Non-Partisan league members adopt resolutions urging a state convention at Great Falls on July 1. Also noted is the retirement of Capt. W H Safford from the office of justice of the peace in Great Falls township after 150 years with health declines and strokes in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Fergus County
Farmers Non-Partisan League
Great Falls
Ing
Justice of the Peace of
Great Falls Township
W.H. Safford
Mysterious Horse Deaths Near Great Falls Prompt Inquiry
June 21 Great Falls reports 300 horses dead after suspected mineral poisoning. State veterinarian Dr W Z Tutler told county commissioners the deaths likely stem from a mineral, possibly lead. He advised treatment methods to farmers present who cited losses totaling over two dozen animals.
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Great Falls
Thin City
W. Z. Tutler
Hutler
Board of County Commissioners
Probe Ordered Into State Educators Remarks
A proposal for an immediate preliminary inquiry into the propriety of Bible utterances and private teachings by two or three faculty members of the state’s higher education institutions was introduced by a committee of the state board. The resolution, supported by Governor Stewart and officials, was defeated.
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Helena
Toncellor F.C. Uilcott
Ca A
Helens
Defendants Win In Mining Suit Against Troy Claim
In a mining dispute over the Big Eight claim near Troy Montana McCaffrey and associates defeated Day and other defendants. The court found the plaintiffs failed to prove their case and dismissed the suit.
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Jude Hosix
Troy
Mont
Harry L. Day Jn
War
Idaho
McCaffrey
Mued Day
Iheir
Ferson Pesky
Gus White
John Ashly
Former Montanan Dies in Alaska
Dr. L vine Stone longtime Helena resident and prominent dentist dies in Kodiak Alaska at age 2 cerebral apoplexy is given as the cause. He came to Helena from Fort Atkinson Wisconsin and later left for Alaska where he served nine years as United States Missioner at Kodiak.
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Helena
New
Kodiak, al 2
Lvine Stone
de Stone
Elena
Fort Atkinson
Wice
Alaska
Dro Stone
Montana Lodge
Sovereign Brandh Lodge
United States
Kodiak
Twin Bridges News Truncated Report Yorks
Twin Bridges police jailed June George Schwartz for a Sunday disturbance, with suspended sentence to work. Stanovich case continued in district court. Local weather brought rain benefiting crops, plus a brief power outage. Miners held after inflammatory speeches at Tracy and Sand Coulee with weapons and ammunition seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
George Schwartz
Stanovich
Tony Hartoglio
Bartoglio
M. M. Duncan
Virginia
George R.allen
Twin
Bridges
Lien Yarbrough
Silver Star
Dillon
Tobacco Root
Rochester
Roll of Honor adds many names from war casualties
Washington June 21 army casualty list shows killed in action 19 wounded 98 died of wounds 0 died of disease 0. Private and sergeant names span multiple states including Indiana Iowa Connecticut Massachusetts New York Ohio and more with ranks from Private to Gunnery Sergeant and a long roster of towns.
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Washington
Seret
James
Courtland
Ind
Ik Williams
Addison
NOY
Vrivaten Termined
Paneale
Priva Saltzman
Brooklyn
Priva
Gara
M. Goodseert Gettin
Imperial
Ponera
Kan Hetzont
Mine
Parsons ‘Quinn
Ward Alhert Wea
Waoner
Howard Eivaten
Vageil Kalley
Iowa
Laurenetiongs
Alexander Hols
Parkee Raymond
D. Conn
Louis A. Dieter
Sullivan
Kaward J. Deiscatt
Caledonia
George J. Durkin
Teslmare
Joneph
Montel
Walter J. McDowell
Leone Joneph M. Martines
Beaver
John F Mintzer
Erie
Emery
Washington Nobles
Boston
Kan
John A. Peterson
Kundsvali
Swellen
Dan
Mass
Nead York
Charles
Milton
Corp
Hare Haven
Privates
Wit Southington
Harene
Miciowski
Providence
Teodoraki
Union City
Setton
North Providence
Jon
John Idaho
Emmett
Tadtuavid
Minn
Williamston
Philip Albert
Jocklyn
Louis E. Lee
Nashvil A. Mattingley
Arthur B. Sawyer
Serge Marx Hill
Vincent M- Schwab
St. Lou
Charles H. Meyer
Chicago
James I. Pickering
Weldman
Charles I Woodbur
Patrick J
Mart Kan
Eugene C. Clark
Augustine
Harry C. Myers
McLewn
Markhar
Texas
M. Cortes
New Orleans
Harold No
Cleveland
John’ P ¢ Mien
Action
Rivate
Thertte Newton
It Avenue
Seattle
Harold Coxe
Cedar Rapids
Charles C. Cos
Ph Yates Kolin M. Cannin
Westmins
Joseph Lo Orr
Matthews
Silas 1
Banister
Dryden
D. “Carpenter
Pitts
Arthur D. Lima
Memphis
Saylor D. Shanafelt
Sigurney
Robert J. Brainerd
Ashtabil
Ohio
James J. Jochum
Dubuyu Town
Charles” Hl” Carey
Salon Ohio
Anton B. Ellis
Hyannis
Corth
Nashville
Smith
Canadh
William Went
West Station
Tenn
Calvin W. Schwabe
Wiliam
F. Lindsey
Natock Jr
Noda
Halph W. Evans
Beloit
Charles C. Keets
Ulleat N.Y
Henry Heienninger
St Mo
James E. McClure
Hacker Valeley
W. Vacs Serets
John V. Mitzeers
Ald
South Boston
Raymond A. ‘O'Keefe
Carnewie
Carl O. Spankueh
Corps
E B. Hanley
Itoland Suminaw
Mich
Robert A Fletcher
Raymond
F. Connelly
Hook Island
George M. Key
Williams
Okla
Oliver
Centerville
Ala
Sergt
Arthurs King
Rudolph W Garrett
Baltimore
Leslie Daniel
Waverly
Ore Schunk
Dunkirk
N.Y
Eaward Barron
Holley Fort
Yimira
N. Meenal
Utah
Camden
N. J
Walter R
Grand Rapids
Lee IL. Crawford
Macon
Russell L. Williams
Scotts Bluff
Nebo
Harry
Destot Morris Park
James W. Sutherland
Camp
Ark
Jesse A. Hall
St.Louis
William J. Holland
Ottumwa
Town
Seth ©. Cadman
Twenty-fourth Street
Portland
Ore
Lawrence Howe
Military Uniform List of Names and Locations Published
A compact roster of individuals and hometowns appears from various U S locations including Minneapolis Thompson Mapleshade N J Omaha Philadelphia Detroit and Staten Island among others. The item reads like a partial draft of service members with ranks and affiliations abbreviated and scattered.
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Forth W. Field
Minneapolis
Donate Thompson
Mapleshade
N. J
Gunhery Sergt
Oxcar Fi Jordan
Ore Hill
NOC
Corp
Hert Clarke
Iver Poin
Omaha
Newberlin
Anthony Gerage
Brooklyn
N.Y
David J. Brown
Chamiee
Ga Award
Hargle
Toledo
Ohie
Tadward J. Pecaenye
Detroit
Michalme Lutomi
Staten Island
John Heeran
Philadelphia
Clarence St. Hebert
Barkeley
Cal
Mush Gatbeaith
Mio
Paid Funeral Bill Question in Helena Case
In Helena a state inquiry found an undertaker’s lump sum payment covered a funeral for Maudlin and his father, who died in a mining accident. The scheme surfaced when officials noted the bill included preparations for both burials, revealing an attempt to misuse compensation funds.
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Helena
William Mandil Butte
Accus
Adowe
W Dent
Maudlins
Maudlin
Hadger State
Iin
Mauditn
Fle
Haw
Firefighting Costs Rise Amid North Forest Fires
Officials report daily firefighting expenses exceeding $3,000 as northern blazes burn through Kaniska and Coeur d’Alene forests. Since June 10, district costs reach about $25,000 with crews mobilized near the North Fork river and Athot region.
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Misanuta
Usu
Kaniska
Coeur d'Alene
Bozeman Scene Reports Diverse Local Updates
Local notes cover church speaking plans by A cinnath of Ohio, Missoula laureate and Montana State College graduates, harvest aid efforts in the Northwest, and recruitment drives. Returns from travels include Midland handicap results and principal changes at Salewville and Logan schools. Aviation commissions and bank charter actions are listed alongside a suspected will dispute and Knights of Columbus fundraising progress in Helena.
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Seasion
A. Cinnath
Ohio
Preaeign Christian
Man
Oliver Prien
Albert Sehlechten
A. Sanborn
Bart Johnson
C. C. Begar
Bo. Holm
Biines
Sehlechten
Heatenek
H. Dohnetser
Salewville School
Logan School
Johnston
Dauphin
Aka
Fran
Closing Exercises Highlight 1918 Daly Graduation
The Daly gym hosted a packed 1918 high school graduation for 46 graduates with patriotic reflections on service. Speakers praised student work, warned of German militarism, and urged continued effort at home as valedictorian Miss Rosch Scallon delivered the farewell and the audience applauded faculty and board contributions.
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Daly
Cinaa
I eRerciaes
Arthur Berggren
Cillard
Johnson
John Henly
Lennes
Axercises
FW. Hard
Br Mark‘s
Alfred Iommersion
Ynopeia
Bela
City notes on trips births and public events
Fragmented local items report a Roundup Roundup business trip, a birth at Maple Street Winscott home, Anaconda residents attending a state convention, a Swedish Lutheran service and social, and a Red Cross enlistment drive urging all women in Anaconda to join as organized volunteers.
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William Teeman
Bt. Ann's Hospital
Mra WZ
Scott
Maple Street
Winscott
Afl Ferday
Stra Winscots
Anaconda
Rose
No Intention to Quit Says Kaiser
Amsterdam June 21 Emperor William telegram to the Reichstag president replies to congratulations on his accession anniversary. He thanks God for the troops and pledges patriotism vigor and a steadfast front as Germany endures for a victorious peace and a better future for humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Reichstag
William
Frankfurter Zeitung
Transport Fired At By Submarine Near Atlantic Port
A troop transport returning from a French port was shelled by a German submarine two days out. The ship escaped at high speed after a running battle of over an hour, with more than 100 shots exchanged. The submarine’s long gun outranged the vessel, but no hits were recorded on the transport. In a separate item, Chinese officials express readiness to join Allied efforts, pledging Red Cross support and wartime cooperation. Also noted is a misdated legal note about Bert Mt. and an indictment viewed as faulty and dismissed.
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secona _socat
University of Motana
Tve
Lennes
Werder Holmen
Haven
Delige
Germany
Otten
Ives
Donan
Atlantic
Luer
Ferman
China
Francisco
Unitedates
Thomas Sammons
Shanghai
China Commerce Club
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Guiry
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France
Larry Duggan
Joseph Richards, Inc
Nort Richards, Pres
South Montana St
M. J. WALS# CO
Peery
Balmers Broadway
Wookey
Mary Faleabeth
Daniels & Ilbon’uniertale
Aed
Daniele
Uibon
Mountain’ View
Byrne
Dean
Will Sebel
Mins
J. ‘Mulholland
Broadway
Seleck
Daniels & Bilboa
Sam R. White
South Mainstreet
Offic
West Broadway
HUTO
Benk Two
ARES
Dillon News
Paraun
Twin Bridges News
Tracy and
Sand Coulee
J. W. Wi
Bozeman News
Aajor Mn Rie
Washington, Dune
Sen L. Berrien
Butte
Aviatilion
Signal Corps
John F. Farrell
Joliet
Aviation Service
Rockwell
Aup
Minnie Sraith
Pennsylvania
Fred Kaut
Corbin
Kaut
Kautery
Vuue
Knights of Columbus
Gove
Lorraine
Herco
Lehrenwig-Holstein
Denmark
Pruvalan Mili Ty Party
Kiel Canal
Poland
A. Senate
Dardanelles
Prussia
Batic Fields
Rosch Scallon
Tes
Nercles Biald
Mans | Sf
Halloran
Board of Education
Hs Wek
Niles Audienes
Chu
Inchides Fatalanern
Aymvin Haxcertye
Michael Ask Ouake
Arthur Bergeron
Deneherty
Ik Mons
Joe Gutelian Tames Gnone
Jean Healen
Fann Heatson
Ruth Javier Johneen
Karencin
Mae Layton
Melvston
Mildue Lardik
Willard Mowbr
Ralph Matheson
Ray Mc Moen
Malet Malvey
Leo McBeide
Ware McCarthy
Anna Martin
Jona Suckoia Oeter
Margaret Ghield
Howard Stephens
Roselle
Santon
Mollie Sparro
Anya
Joe Hlom
Ida Sylvester
Stephen Tindera
Richard Walker
J. St Dotty
Roundup
Harlowton
Leigates
Hagles
Order
Dhl Morgan
Dennis Lynch
Peter ‘Trudent
GW Sharrow
Lietheran
Mea Dovie
Mr. Sand
Johm
Gus Lind
and. Mes
Att Tay
Red Cros
Kaiser
Seo
Bert Mt
Internal Revenue
St md
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