Volunteers Sought to Aid Draft Registration Efforts
County residents are urged to volunteer for the upcoming draft registration day as the adjutant general speeds volunteer workers to assist local boards. Officials want immediate staffing at registration offices to handle men who have turned 21 since June 5, 1917, with Sliver Tower unit volunteers from Butte area stepping forward.
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Greeson
Dopted
Wo Meenan
Tutte
Butte
Adautant General
Xubritt Bie
Smurr Heads West for Bigger News Job
Smurr leaves this morning for Spokane to stay several weeks, then travels to San Francisco in service of the Nesnelat newspaper. The transfer signals a push to a larger market as he departs Butte for new duties, with the rapidly diminishing guard still in his orbit.
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Here
Spokane
San Francises
Nesnelat
Butte
Nomination Process for Minor Information Depart Mport
A fragmented note outlines nominations to the department for information on the minor. It mentions local registration in certain jurisdictions and possible nominations by a local board by the governor if available. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
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Ko Iinor
Three Convicted in Police Court Rumbles Across City
Three defendants stood before Judge Winey, Tina Anderson, and were found guilty yesterday. A. E. Floyd received a $20 fine for creating a disturbance on bust F street Wednesday night. Nick Bula was fined $10 for a disturbance in South Wem and jailed for ten days.
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Winey Tina Anderson
A. E. Floyd
Nick Bula
South Wem Te
Centerville News Beat Returns Homeward
Dave Nove left for the East yesterday to undergo training preparatory to joining the United States Marines. Rene Peters of 105 West Street, Waukesha, subscribed to the fund. Those needed to work in the town Wednesday included Mary Hetten, Josephine Shea, Mary Meas, Joni Burns, John Tay Gregor, and Will Susan Mebermett.
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Dave Nove
Roiniie
United States Marines
Rene Peters
Wes Street
Wauccesstaid Havin
Mary Hettens
Josephine Shea
Mary Mea. Teese
Joni Burns
John Tay Gregor
Will Susan Mebermett Ter Street
Will Tenworth
Kati
Three Rots-Workers Register in Butte
In Butte three rots workers registered under defense with Thomas v. clerk of police court. One stated he had been fined for rheumatism and that he wanted safer work. The third, a retired merchant, said his unemployment was due to war demands on his property interests.
Walkerville News Briefs on Local Residents and War Letters
Mrs Julia Holland of 115 East Daly Street plans to move to Dunn Street while Mrs A M L prepares for naval duty. A mining prospector will oversee the Get shaft project. A local resident recovering from illness convalesces. Joe Savant, home on furlough, nears return. An EA Sheehan letter from France reports health good and eagerness to enter the war zone.
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Julia Holland
East Daly Street
Dunn Street
Ark
Joe Savant
Walkerville
EA Sheehan
France
Crary at School at Camp Johnston
Sergt. Maj. Harold Crary, former Standard staff, recalled to Camp Johnston. Lew Wash with Sitters training. Justasaville First Lie is the Hutte man at the camp. Lieu Frank T. Stewart in France. Albert Doral graduated. Expect early summons to overseas duty. Electrical Workers AIL No. 66 urged to attend May 10 meeting. Col. Littlefield, Secretary.
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Harold Crary
Standard
Hutte
Lew Wash
Sitiers Trainingh
Johnston
Justas Aville Fist Lie
Frank T. Stewart
Presidio
Albert Doral
Stewart
France
Aouce
Electrical Workers
AIL
Col. Littlefield
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Beecham
Wales
Registaarg
Hy” Smurr
Centerville News
WAR Chest Fund
Mack Sennett
Great Northland
Lincoln
Walkerville News
Crary
Camp Johnston
Sora
Detroit
Montana Auto and Garage Co
Paint Specialists
West Park Street
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