Schedule 15 Approved Beers and Feasts in Butte Cafes
Hotel proprietors meet in the Thornton hotel to approve Schedule 15 curbing beef meals in local eateries. Beefs served at limited meals and times. beer remains available at one meal. State and county food administrators address the meeting urging nationwide standardization and citizen cooperation.
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Thornton Hotel
Butte
W. F
Staurant
Food Administration
Ed. Little
Frank W
Butte Boy to Join Camp Draft Contingent
William E. Trevithick, longtime commissary clerk at the Thornton hotel, will depart next Wednesday for the coast and join the city draft contingent at Camp at the end of the week. He plans to visit friends Beatle before entering quartermaster's department.
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William E. Trevithick
Thornton Hotel
Coast
Mr. Trevithick
Friends Beatle
Dennis Sullivan Dead in Butte After Illness
Dennis Sullivan of Butte dies after a sudden illness. Born in Ireland he lived in Butte four years. Survived by his mother Catherine Sullivan and three brothers. Funeral at 9 am Monday at Mrs Lynch’s home 843 North Montana then to St. Lawrence’s church for requiem high mass.
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Dennis Sullivan
Dennis Su
Mineas
Ireland
Butte
Catherine Sullivan
Lynch
Montana Street
St. Lawrence's Church
Tobutt Arrested for Wife Beating After Neighbor Report
Paul Tobutt was arrested by Captain O'Donnell and Detective Gerry on a complaint by Mrs. Tobutt. Neighbors said they heard the woman screaming from two blocks away. Tobutt faces charges of wife beating.
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Paul Tobutt
O'Donnell
Gerry
Prisoners Letters Describe German Front Line Faith in Americans
From a June 10 letter by Grenadier Landauer of the 110th Grenadiers, a German prisoner explains why the Twenty-eighth Division is in front of American troops near Chateau Thierry. He notes American successes, hopes for relief and rest, and that his unit endures accurate artillery fire while awaiting shift in lines. He also shares allied air raids and civilian letters reporting Karlsruhe bombardment and the timing of Corpus Christi day.
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Associated Press
France
Chateau Thierry
Grenadier
Landauer
110Th Grenadiers
Germany
Karlsruhe
Forest fires burn across Oregon with eased danger
Forest fires raged in multiple Oregon regions on June 21 but reports indicated the situation had improved. About 200 acres burned in Cutter Gulch near Baker while rangers fought the flames and showers in the Blue mountains near La Grande helped check several fires.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Cutter Gulch
Baker
Blue Mountains
la Grande
Impregnable Barrier and Allied Offensives Amid WWI Reports
Dispatches note renewed Austrian pressure likely to focus on a single front while German planners, led by Ludendorff, doubt Austrian strength. Berlin reports Allied assaults northwest of Chateau Thierry and near Noyon repulsed with heavy casualties and prisoners taken. News also covers German reactions to Emperor William II’s birthday speech and calls for peace amid war weariness.
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Berlin
Vex Swanen
Chateau Thierry
Noyon
Aya
Geneva
William
Munich
England
Conference to discuss treatment and exchange of prisoners
The German government agreed in principle to a conference with a U S representative on prisoner welfare and exchange. A meeting to discuss treatment and pay of officers is planned, likely in Switzerland or Spain, with the United States proposal having been idle until now.
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Washington
State Department
Berlin
United States
Germany
Switzerland
Spain
Valuable compliment for Rainbow Division cited by French general
American troops forming the Rainbow division, after 100 days on the Lorraine front, receive a formal citation from a French general. The document honors their fine military qualities and the services rendered in the sector, praising officers and men for spirit method and discipline under first call.
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Associated Press
France
Lor-raine
Uils
Adda
Kansas Winter Wheat Crop Forecast Sets Record Output
Topeka Kansas June 11 state board of agriculture forecast a winter wheat crop of 97 504 476 bushels from 6 654 686 acres based on conditions June 15 The average yield is about 14 66 bushels per acre The forecast makes it the third largest wheat crop in state history due to heat and drought reducing yields by one to two bushels per acre across the counties with the largest acreage.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Americans Hold 38 Miles of Front on Western Front
Washington report details American forces maintaining a 38 mile front on the western front. The House military committee was told this by Secretary Baker and General March during a weekly conference on coordinated Allied operations.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Baker
Mareh
Staf
New Presidents Named For Three Northwest Railroads
Dr. R H Alshton in St Faut announces federal managers will appoint new presidents for the Northern Pacific J M Hanra ford, the Great Northern W P Kenney, and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul H E Byram.
Credit to Greece boosts US treasury totals
The Treasury announced a $28,780,000 credit to Greece under a new US financial agreement, bringing total credits to $5,790,340,000. Reports from The Hague describe German bread shortages and discontent amid wartime conditions, while a Dutch observer notes deteriorating public morale and food strikes. An advisory notes iron price support rising 48 cents per ton effective July 1.
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Washington
Greece
United States
Treasury Department
Eee
American Vessel Sunk In Collision Off North Carolina
The American steamer Schurz sank in collision with the steamer Florida off Cape Lookout early today. One sailor was killed. the rest of Schurz crew were saved. The incident occurred at 4:40 a.m. about 10 miles south west of Cape Lookout.
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Washington
Florida
North Carolina
Navy “Department
Cape Lookout
Ger
Railways Report Four Month Federal Operation Deficit
Chicago June 21 Railways of the United States after four months of federal operation show a deficit of 250000000 according to computations announced today by the bureau of railway news and statistics. The figures were compiled from monthly returns for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Chicago
United States
Bureau of Railway News and Statistics of
Prisoners Exchanged Report From Paris Discloses June Action
French prisoners held in Germany since August 1914 will be exchanged in June as part of a negotiated settlement reported by the Petit Journal via Havas Agency. The note references ongoing arrangements and a timetable for the exchange.
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Paris
Havas
Germany
Petit Journal
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