Victory Liberty loan drive press update in May
Washington reports a treasury estimate showing subscriptions at 1.80271 billion dollars, only 40 percent of the 4.0 billion goal. The rise since Saturday totals 145.75 million, while districts show mixed progress and a discouraging daily average shortfall threatens end-of-drive success.
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Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Treasury
Pet
Minneapolis
Wot
Icazo
Boston
Kansas
Richmond
Newspaper Telegram Sparks Treasury Loan Debate Front Page
Telegraphs across newspapers reported a Treasury concern over a loan, prompting states to publish the telegram. The front pages featured the statement and the tense reaction as editors described the tense exchange and the nationwide coverage.
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Treasury
Rogers Appeals To Speed Up Victory Notes Drive
AL R Rogers district chairman urged faster Montana subscription to Victory notes after reports showed 30 counties未未 reported completion. He listed counties over the top by May 6 including Big Horn Blaine Cascade and others, noting five data left to finish and urging every citizen to ensure their county is counted.
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Atiineapolis
May
Montana
AL R. Rogers
Haveen
Big Horn
Blaine
Cascade
Cheau
Custer
Dawson
Fallon
Plathead
Lewis and Clark
Lineol Meagher
Missoula
Musselshell
Phillips
Powder River
Prairie
Ravalli Rovebud
Silver Bow
Teton
Treasure
Wheatland
Undue Influence Claimed in Suit Over Property Transfer
The suit alleges George Story deeded property to someone not a relative, asserting undue influence influenced the transfer. The case details disputed ownership and seeks remedy through the court.
Heirs Seek Annulling of Will in Silver Bar District Court
In Silver Bar District Court Julia Harring leads the estate of George W. Story in a suit against Setnugtts Hott and George Ite West. The case seeks to set aside a deed made by Story and to have property divided among heirs. Claims allege undue influence and mismanagement, with actions for sale of property and settlement of debts. The matter centers on a contested estate administration and seeks to divide the estate assets under court order.
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Julia
Harring
George W. Story
George
Story
Samoa
Nile
HP Curtis
Rose
Auest
Brent Noethen Rai
Hawaii
Mil County
Slovak Water Minister In Plane Crash Tragedy
Fragmentary report describes a plane crash involving Slovak water minister figure open to details. Widespread confusion obscures names and outcomes as text references Stefanik and a Czecho-Rlovale era. Authorities urge caution while investigators probe cause and fatalities.
Fortieth Division Men Arrive After Training
Overseas troops arrive daily with the Fortieth Division among them. Sunday five men, Jack Devers, John D. Sullivan, Ted Julia Frank Good, and Barney Ward, reached the front after eight months in Orange and preliminary training at Camps Lewis and Kearny. George McHugh, son of W. J. Mugh, West Broadway, landed with the group.
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Bitrouse
Fortieth
Jack Devers
John D. Sullivan
Ted Julia Frank Good
Barney Ward
Orange
Lewis and Kearny
George McHlugh
W. J Mugh
West Broadway
First Woman in Capital Becomes Bank Director
Miss Mary O'Toole elected director at Citizen Savings Bank in Washington becoming the capital's first female bank director. She previously was the first woman naturalized in Steuben County New York in 1900 and the county's first official stenographer.
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Mary O'Toole
Citizen Savings Bank
Washington
Steuben County
N. Y
Cage Went Transport Mehtue Tee To His FU
The readable fragment references a transport event linked to a person named Mehtue and an attached item marked FU during a cargo movement. Limited context leaves uncertain roles, dates, or locations for fuller attribution in a historical record card.
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Cage
Ingenious can opener aids field kitchens in wartime
May 4 reported Captain Mitchel developed a heavy wooden frame with metal clamps to operate can tops without sharp edges. The device let workers twist the blade from a safe distance, enabling rapid opening of many tins for cantines and hospital huts. The article notes widespread can openings during supply runs and mentions a separate note on a Bavarian murder by mobs in a Telegram from Nussburg.
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Tours
France
Aitehel
Mitchel
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