Deserter Surrenders After Two-Year Cave Hideout
Carl Ameline, drafted into the Civil War army, hid in a Chillicothe area cave for nearly two years fearing a firing squad. Following legal help from Clarence Stone and an attorney, Ameline surrendered to Camp Sherman with his pressed uniform, stating he was glad the ordeal is over.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Carl Amerine
Ameline
Camp Sheridan
Nifst
Clarence Stone
Adelphi
Stone
Erine
Camp Sherman
Four Bogus Officers Take Private Stock in Sacramento Raid
In Sacramento California on May 15 four men posing as revenue officers raided Thomas Kennedy’s home and loaded liquor valued at about $1000 into a waiting car. They forced Kennedy to join them to the city outskirts and left him to walk home after midnight. Prohibition enforcers denied knowledge of the raid.
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Sacramento
Cal
Thomas Kennedy
Revenue
Kennedy
Prohibition Enforcement
Mrs A L Hennessy In An Auto Wreck
Great Falls May 15 A telegraph from Los Angeles reports Mrs A L Hennessy of this city injured in a motor accident. The message names her daughter Mrs Lovens and notes damage to property in the locality. Authorities are said to be inspecting the scene and related incidents in the area.
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A. L. Hennessy
Great Falls
Tce
Los Angeles
Charlee Lovehs
Henney
Califormis
Seietuind Inne
Airplane arrival brings Navy presence to Three Forks
Three Forks records the arrival of a plane stationed in Manhattan last week. Lieutenants Parker and Reese command the craft, staying several days, marking the first aircraft visit to Three Forks and drawing townwide interest during passage over the area. Local residents and visitors from Great Falls Tolson Townsend Bozeman Missoula and Butte are noted in a string of business and social mentions. A separate notice from Helena reports Frank J. Steele resigning as receiver of the land office with no successor named.
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Three Forks
Ben
Clyde Potter
Butte
C. E. Bennett
T. D. Blodgett
Mr. Jakes
Arthur Norrell
Dana Reynolds
Violet Collins
Frankie White
Manhattan Bay
Johnson
Bozeman
Taylor
B.S. Adams
Adams Investsment Company
Adams
Mrs. Waldorf
Mix Frances Kickbush
Townsend
Howard Shephard
Salt Lake City
Hari Adama
Textile wage advance sweeps New England mills
A wave of wage hikes to take effect May 31 sweeps New England textile centers. About 800000 textile workers in the district are affected, with 15 percent raises reported where stated, lifting wages more than 100 percent above four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Extravagance Charged Against Church Movement
Critics from Presbyterian bodies in Ohio, St Louis, and Philadelphia urge withdrawal from a $20,000,000 interchurch world movement project. Seattle presbytery and Riverside oppose the expenditure as excessive and advocate tighter oversight by the Presbyterian church boards. The matter to be debated at the General Assembly in Philadelphia next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch World
Seattle
Riverside
Cal
Newra
Presbyterian Church
School athlete dead after race in high school meet
Walla Walla Washington May 15 Peter Pengon twenty one freshman at Walla Walla high school collapsed and died after the 220 yard dash in the annual track meet. The cause is believed heart trouble brought on by exposure as he served in France with the Twenty sixth division. He departed with Company K of the Second Washington national guard in 1915 and spent over two years overseas.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Peter Pengon
Walla Walla High
Pengon
France
Washington National Guard
Greb Overmatched by Gibbons in Pittsburs Forbes Field Bout
Special Dispatch reports Harry Greb the Pittsburgh Pioscure heavyweight endured a tough 10 round result against Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul at Forbes Field. Greb led in only two rounds, the fifth and sixth, as Gibbons dominated the other rounds with strong scenes. Eldred Sold. Robby Patchmaker texting for Portland mission. Canaan and Leonard noted in unrelated boxing mentions.
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Standard
Pittsburg
Harry
Greb
Pioscure
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Famine and Starvation Toll Across Continental Europe
London reports a World War famine crisis as hundreds of children die in Austria Hungary Poland Armenia and other areas. An appeal led by Lord Curzon Earl of Weardale and other Britons seeks 20 million dollars for immediate relief to feed clothe and shelter starving refugees and stop the ongoing tragedy.
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Floyd Magriff
International News Service
London
Europe
Austria
Hungary
Poland
Armenia
Earl Curzon
Robert Cecil
Archbishop of Canterbury
Cardinal Bourne
Lord Weardale
Britain
Herbert Hoover
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J. Bettman & CO
West Park Street
FOX
Richard P. Hoenck Butte
North Main
Eldred
Ross
Kick) Eldred
Sacramento Club
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Scott Club
Scott & Bownr
Continental
Nora Bayes
Columbia
MAY Records
Butte’s
Ansce
Speeder
Ansco
Riddell Paint Specialists
P!as
Boucher’s
Boyville
Bouchers
West Park
South Dakota
Francis Cafe
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