Dokies Journey to Online in Bozeman Parade Event
Around the State News reports Bozeman hosted 100 Knights of Pythias from Montana for ceremonial events and a large class initiation. Delegates from Anaconda Helena Peer Lodge Livingston and others joined in a parade with costumes, a Butte drag and hearse, and a midnight banquet at the Knights of Pythias hall.
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Bozeman
Knights of Pythias
Montana
Knights of Khoravsan
Pythian
J.B. Rees
Big Timber
Grand Lodge
W. A. Pennington
BG. Blomquist
Bert
Lewis Terwilliger
Livingston
Rand
Lee
Dennis
Felena
Arthur Perham
Butte
W. Spaulding
Hamilton
W. Es Keeley
Deer Lodge
Brand
Social calls and business in Virginia City district
Virginia City happenings include Nels Salmonson and family on a weekend automobile trip, Victory Liberty loan drive director H Buford predicting Virginia City will top its 15000 quota, and visits by Edward Hadkey, Peter Marek, Mrs Ellen Garvey, Mrs Harry Curran, Miss Isabelle Kinkead, Thomas Hodgens, A J Wilcomb and others. The group also reports local ranch and mill activity and social calls across town.
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Virginia City
Nels Salmonson
Ruby
Bertha
Martha
Anna
H. Buford
Victory Liberty Loan
Edward Hadkey
Peter Marek
Vawnaw
Laurin
J. Henry Pankey
Harry Curran
Butte
Cohen Brothers
Isabelle Kinkead
Truth
Thomas M. Hodgens
Bainbridg Conn
A. J. Wilcomb
Bank of Twin Bridges
Wilcomb
Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Ad Promises Flu Relief
An undated newspaper ad touts Wizard Oil to spray the nose and throat during influenza outbreaks, claiming an antiseptic wall against flu germs and promising to stop chest colds. It urges gargling and nasal administration, available from druggists for 30 cents with a money back guarantee, and also promotes Wizard Liver Whips as a pink pill remedy.
Boulder Social Week for Lulu Tuttles Upcoming Wedding
In Boulder on May 4 social events are planned for Lulu Tuttle who will wed Serst Gus Wallin after the high school year. Wallin, an instructor of dramatic science, returns with his fiancé’s family from Brance. A surprise party was given at the Bart Center chapter rooms. A bridal shower by Methodist ladies is planned. Joseph R. Swarbrick has returned from France after service with the Lord infantry unit Ninety first.
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Margaret Gilbert
Steve Davis
Axolotl Lake
Mike Ostronich
Virerina City
Los An Les
Cal
Sam
Camp Funston
Kansas
France
Daniel Pigott
Norine
California
Granite Creek
AJ. Melver
Lewistown
Virginia City
R. Hawks
Sheri Hungerford
Butte
William Cohn
Cohn
Tke
William Buhl
Waterloo
Colns
Clarence A. Hershaw
Mile Bench
Rhea Denton
Apex
Clarence W. Hunger
A. H. Jones
Minneapolis
C. H. Hea de Bourck
Summit
Hea de Bourck
Jones
Marietta
W. M. Flynn
M. D
Norris
Recorder's Office
Highland Mary
H. P. Beckett
Boston
Mass
Richard Peel
Richard Jr
Clyde Beal
Jeffers
Matt Carey
Thomas McDonnell
Lawrence Willis
Frank Robinson
Ennis
Anna Robinson
Cameron
Abe
Boulder
Mins Lulu Tuttle
Serst
Gus Wallin
Sip
Mina Atine Na
Caostabie
Methodist” Church
Lkely
Joseph R. Swarbrick
France, Where He Saw Service In the Lord. Infantry
Boxe
United States
Lewistown Notes and Court Case in May Report
Lewistown records May first report a showstorm in Judith Basin and an acquittal for Jewell charged with horse theft from Albert Atts. County superintendents Daview, Junceford, Mitken, and Swit plan Central Montana summer school, aiming for a notable session. Also notes aviation and artillery context with Chapman's guests and a Chicago theater trial tech for audience feedback.
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Lewistown
Judith Basin
Jewell
Alebert Atts
Mary J. Daview
Meagher
Bertha Junceford
Wheatland County
Bligdreth Mitken
Chouteau County
Amanda
Holter eyes faster loan drive as progress noted
Metena May 4 Telegrams go to county Victory loan chairmen with no recent reports. State leads in week end outlook. Allotments in 24 counties now fully subscribed and progress continues toward meeting quotas before week’s end with some counties completed.
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Metena
Mpaikn Dg
Tmen
Roundup Masons Plan to Build New Lodge Center
The Masonic lodge at Routh Up plans a $100,000 building on a cleared 110 by feet site at a busy city corner. Construction may start this fall, three stories high with ground floor areas for rooms and tenant space. The basement will host a gymnasium, plunge, and a clubroom, while the upper floors feature a large fodgeroom and ample facilities, making it one of the state’s best equipped lodges.
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Masonic Lodge
Routh
Nie
Clear Addnion
Grizzly Christopher Sheedy Sets Track Marks in Iowa
Former Grizzly athlete Christopher Sheedy set a state javelin record with 161? feet in a recent Iowa City meet and tied for first in the pole vault at 10 feet 9 inches. University notes also report new Enteldrites for ROTC, cosmoline packing of old Russian pieces for ordnance depot, and upcoming summer term lectures and conferences. Freshmen whitewash Mount Sentinel as per tradition. Danny Bates chairs the world fellowship committee.
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Missoula
Grizzly
Christopher Sheedy
Sheedy
Towa City
Iowa
Towa
Ite
Cosmoline
Mount Sentinel
Danny Bates
World Fellowship Committee
The
University meeting outlines work in Europe and student programs
Y W A members discussed the European committee work at Craig Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Former Montana AEF students in France pursue continued college study, with Finkelburg at Beaume and others listed. War service data being compiled, questionnaires sent to veterans, and county clubs organized for the new student campaign. The A M store committee gains momentum from a campus vodvil show profit of 145 dollars to fund the campus store next fall. Claude Simpkins barracks to be renovated for fall use as a men’s dormitory.
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Y. W
Craig Hall
Europe
Montana
France
A. Y. Finkelburg
Beaume
Thomas
L. Hawkins
Sergi
James Murch
Charles C. Brechbill
Corp
Frank Phillips
H. A. Trexter
History Department
War Service
Tambert de Mers
Hazel Baird
Mary ‘Rangle
Fussell Treland
Doris Kietee
William Jameson
Esther Jacobson
A. M
University
Claude Simpkins
Superintend
Keene Mine Revival Targeted Near Roundup
A renewed effort to reopen the Kee ne mine near Roundup faces creditor negotiations after past operations collapsed. Sheridan Wy oat company plans to lease and run on royalty, with royalties payable to creditors. If successful, a new stope would be driven and production could reach 1000 tons, creating a large payroll and employing hundreds as development proceeds.
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Sheridan
Wy Oat “Company
Wiments
Whitehall News and Local Notables May 4
Whitehall reports Rev. Geors b King recovering after hayrack overturn. McDonald wins gold in freshmen athletics scoring 25 of 39. Laura Pidbatl and daughter entertained visitors. Guests from Buttes and Seattle visit kin. notices of deaths in Salem, Ore. Gaul soap remark and a courtroom joke conclude the column.
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Jack Maroney
Buttes
Mee
Billy" Stith
Guck
Pace
Seattle
Colt
Is Pace Fran
Tom
Katherine. Green
L.A
L.A. Harrer. Mrs. Pearl Gannon and Mr.“ind Mire. B.G. Westphal
Anaconda
Mot Butte
West
Rome
Salem
Ore
Americans Form at Winchester for Repopulation Endings
The AP reports at Morn Hill near Winchester England, demobilization and repatriation streamline the return of American soldiers who fought with British forces. Special bridal ships ferry couples, while many GIs wait weeks for papers to clear. The American Red Cross runs a “homes bound” shelter, and repatriation teams cope with delays and identity checks as transports to Southampton await availability.
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Associated Press
Winchester
England
Old City
Émpire
France
Germany
Palestine
Egypt
South Africa
India
East
Russia
Canada
Aily
America
Tommy
Southampton
Michigan
Pate J
Jersey
Western ST
Quick Dees
German Army at End of Demobilization
On May 1 Germany marked the end of demobilization and the new Reichswehr. American intelligence estimates list 325000 men under armis, including 100000 remnants of old units in garrisons awaiting discharge. about 225000 available for service, with 110000 in front, 40000 in volunteer units near Berlin, and 20000 elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
Reichswehr
Germany
Armis
Baettwitz Cory
Berlin
Freiwiliiger
Tericans Take Over the Piers of Hamburg American Line
Hoboken New Jersey May 4 Negotiations pending several months for taking over by the government of piers and other property in this city of the Hamburg American Line Terminal and Navigation Company were reported to have been completed. The purchase price is understood to be in 2500000 dollars.
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Hoboken
N. J
Hamburg-American Line Terminal and Navigation Company
Norwegian Capital Given Rail Concession
The Bolshvist government of Russia granted a Norwegian led group headed by Eduard Hannevig a railway concession from the ODI river in Tobolsk via Kotlass to Petrograd Murmansk and Archangel. The plan includes 53000 square miles of forest land mining rights and banks at stations. The terms favor capitalists, per M Puntervold. The Times-Den-Tegn notes Lenin's government seeks to boost the Northern economic life. Germany had the highest rate of death by action before the war at 21 per 100,000 annually.
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Ala
Spril Nge Railway 2
Bolshevist
Russia
Eduard Hannevig
M. Puntervold
Odi River
Tobolsk
Kotlass
Petrograd
Murmansk
Archangel
Norway
Ti Dens-Tegn
Lenine
Havels
Navy Secretary commends Shaw crew for courage after collision
Secretary Daniels commended 17 Shaw destroyer crew members for bravery and devotion to duty following the October collision with the Aquitania off the English coast. Two officers and ten men died in the incident. The Shaw, escorting the Aquitania, zigzagged as steering gear failed, bow ruptured, yet survivors crewed the ship and reached Portland.
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Washington
Daniels
Shaw
Theunard
Aquianta
Portland
Allied nations list in World War II coalition
The Allies included United States Italy Britain and other nations such as San Costa Haiti and Honduras, as recorded in wartime alliance summaries.
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United States
Italy
Britain
San Costa Haiti
Honduras
Cundor
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Khorassan
Gallatin
Virginia City News
As 44
Boulder News
Lewistown News
Geiting
Chicago
Holter
Roundup Masons
University Notes
Keene
Whitehall News
Gaul
Mrs
James B Murphy
U. S
P.W. Shep
A. Paude
BE. Palmer Hutte
FD. Miracle
Miracle
Sis Lilian ‘Miracle
Helena
Los
Claire
South
Janes Harrington
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Flx. Smith
Bartlett Cafe
Main and
Park Streets
Smith
West Broadway
Bartlett
Tericans
Hamburg American Line
NAVY
Aquitania
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