Butte Notes Remain Busy with Visiting Businessfolk
Olson from Lenox, Godfrey of Helena, Fraser of Twin Tides, and others visited Butte for business or short stays. Missoula’s Day of Tutte Business visitor, Palmer of Bozeman, and Paul D Short of Hillings were noted. Various residents from Livingston, Great Falls, Lewistown, Dillon, and Tozeman stopped in or traveled through town for matters or leisure.
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Panos
Orton
Olson
Godfrey
Helena
Fraser
Twin Tides
Missoula
Fil
Palmer
Bozeman
Paul D. Short
Hillings
Kohilling
North Main Street
Tudolph Horsky
Tiorn
Robert Byrne
East Park Street
A. S Teardsley
A. Grannis
Livingston
A. F. Longeway
Great Fars
Busle
Great Falls
William A. Abel
Crowley
Larry J. Flanagan
Lewistown
Pulte
Frank C. Fogerty
Kanser
Et of
Dillon
CL Nepper
Oregon
Faber Hutto Thutter
Marguerite Smite
Townsend
J.P. O'Mann
W. Nickie
LF. Rissell
Alfred J. Lisle
Tillings
Opposition 10 Tobacco Reflected In Her Will
Fragmented report shows a local case where opposition to tobacco was echoed in a will. An emergency injury occurred at a dining setting with a countryman involved. The sheriff sought a weapon and a missing gold piece watch charm was noted. A call to join the Tutte delegation to a San Francisco war convention is mentioned. Mayer and Gerharz discuss four minute men and potential expansion of war speaker programs in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardins M Hou
Matthews
Sheriff's Office
Nickish
Ekish
Clu
Preston
Hennessy
Oral Henry Gerharz
Montana
RO. Kaufman
Erhars
Alleged W W on Trial Before Jury in Dillon
In Dillon on May 18 two men Albert Brooks and Frank Healey, alleged members of the WW, stand trial for allegedly propagandizing to aid the government. A cabin search yielded ammunition as the case centers on whether the material aimed to bolster WW schemes. Defense is Sprigge of Spokane with local associates Pease and Stephenson. Trials face juror bias issues as jurors repeatedly respond with Tam, disqualifying them.
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Wen
J. W. We
Tam
Sprigge
Spokane
Messrs. Pease and Stephenson
Selway Sheep Company
Healey
Thie City
McGlynn Ordered to Quit Wibaux in Montana
May 18 report shows M Glynn, organizer linked to a kidnapping case, warned by a seven member citizen committee near Wibaux to leave the county to avoid violence. Also notes gasoline price variations in Montana with Dozeman and Livingston selling 30 and 25 cents per gallon respectively while Bozeman operates large filling stations. Johnston named manager for county fair to run four months, with September exhibits and planned horse races and events.
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J. A. McGlynn
Tome
Helena
Montana
Dozeman
Fish and Game Commission
Story
Story Motor Company
Bozeman
Livingston
Harry le
Johnston
Ensign of Salt Lake City Named Secretary of Montana State Fair
Helena May 18 The Montana state fair today elected Horace Ensign of Salt Lake City secretary of the board to succeed T B Skinner who resigned The salary is 240 per month Skinner has joined the Great Falls Commercial era staff Ensign, a noted operatic baritone and former choir leader, will assume duties later this month and bring local musical prominence to the event
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Helena
Horace Ensign
Salt Lake City
Skinner
Great Falls
Pat Carney
United States
Montana
Ensign
West
Salt Lake City Tabernacle
Local Physician Charged With Sedition
In Miscoula on May 18 a criminal complaint charged Dr. W. S. Harrisons, a well known physician and apologist, with sedition. The indictment alleges seditious remarks about Bergt. Hon. Bryant made two days after the German drive began in March. Sergeant Grant said the complaint will be pursued amid corroborative evidence.
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W. S. Harrisons
Harrison
Bryant
Grant Wi
Offensive plan risks uprising near Amiens and rail lines
The article outlines a looming offensive to threaten Amiens and the rail corridor to Clermont, aiming to disrupt Allied forces behind the lines. It notes direct support and staging behind enemy lines and warns of high costs regardless of outcome.
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Amiens
Clermont
Hertling Believes Peace Possible This Year
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Chancellor Hertling expressing optimism for a peace this year as Western events may bring a speedy war end. He notes Germany seeks peace while Allies show little hope of victory and concedes deceit by Allied airmen in recent incidents. State Bar Association plans patriotic August meeting in Bozeman with tours of Gallatin valley. Zeliah Harris, widow of Dr. M H Harris of Canton, dies in Bozeman at 54. funeral in Bozeman cemetery.
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Amsterdam
Count von Hertling
Tierlin
Budapest
Paper
Arest
Count von’ Hertling
Germany
State Bar Association
Bozeman
Horean
Aire
Zeliah E. Harris
Canton
N.Y
George H. Willson
M. H. Harris
Great Conspiracy Inflames Ireland News Flash
A lengthy Dublin report details a government coup against Sinn Fein and the national aid fund, with arrests of Sinn Fein leaders and suspected conspirators. De Valera and Markievicz are named as active figures, amid a broader crackdown and political maneuvering connected to Easter 1916 events and anti conscription tensions. Recruiting for British and Canadian armies is noted. Local notes include a shelling deadline and a spelling contest at schools.
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Saya
Dutin Dipatch
Evening News
Sinn Einer
Dublin
Sinn Fein
National Aid Fund
Harent
DE Valera
William €Grave
Countet
Markievier
Dubin
East Clare
Hoyde George
House of Commons
United States
Ireland
Jor Markievicn
Ness Georgia Markievicr
Dublin Castle
Dee
Scotia
Marklevicr
Arthur Griffith
Valera
New York City
France
City notes on local officials and draft era volunteers
Reported city happenings mention E S Kramer a civil engineer from Missoula visiting for business and Howard Morse assigned to Camp Hancock Georgia. Police plan to use jailed vagrants for work and eight livestock savvy men will train as volunteers at a veterinary school to prepare for immediate service.
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Hote
Jordan
Winnie
Mise
Anna
Ordn
Morse
Bef
San Diego
Nelson
Guette
Elocal Military Board
Scramble for Thrones Roils German Courts
Amsterdam reports Berlin observers fear the scramble for thrones could threaten German unity. Vorwaerts proposes a compromise by filling thrones with Turkish princes if Prussia expands, noting Havaria and several states will demand seats among six thrones for 22 dynasties.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Vorwaerts
Vorraerts
Prussia
Havaria
White Saxony
Wuerttemburg
War Bulletins From The Front And Militia
Moscow mutiny reports say first regiments and others have been killed. In Washington on May 18 the American expeditionary force was described as the third largest military factor on the western front, behind France and Britain. Berlin reports a Western front reconnoiter led to violent hand to hand fighting near Lassignol district according to the war office.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Maker
War Council
Berlin
Bat
Lassignol
War Office Today
Allied Air Losses and Front Fighting Report
Allied airplanes and a captive balloon were shot down by the Germans. An Austrian capture attempt to recapture Rome failed per the general headquarters. In France, the American sector near Lunéville saw a vigorous German raid repelled. Artillery engaged along the Avre river north and south of Amiens with heavy action, as reported by the war office in London.
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Ieabine
Ohio
Howe
Siday
Rome
General Headquarters
Associated Press
France
Luneville
N Ari
Gay
Avce River
Amiens
London
Civench
Robeeq
Flanders Salient
War Office
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Gorham Company
Towle Manufacturing Company
Northern Pacific
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Butte
Mra N. Story Jr
Tozeman
Frank Madden
Drinl
North Main
Mayer
W. W
M'Glynn
Wibaux
Economy Shoe Company
W. G. Lewis, Manag
West Park Street
Hannifin
Putte
Ensign OF
Salt Lake
State Fair
R. S. Skinner
Hertling
Toul
Pope Ly
Dillon News
Victor Records
Gublie Pree
Asa Maria Qiprieieure
Morcea ‘de + Chereuf Dervishes
Roberto Paranvelio Ive
Tinatte
Bilas G? Athene
Come In
Hea Wonderful Records
Amplita Gallelcur
IE Melwa
Eva Melba
Kubelik DU
Stairs
Jascha Heifetz
Victrola
Moscow
Edison
Mather
National War Garden Commission
I. Simon
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