Campaign to fight social diseases on national scale
May 24 report from the state health board and War Department outlines drastic measures to combat social diseases. Dr Magruder notes 1680 of 45,000 Camp Lewis examinees infected and calls for coordinated action with physicians, clinics, and public health officials to protect manpower. The effort emphasizes early treatment and eradication methods used against other contagious diseases.
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Gh United
Omewell
State Health
State Board of Health
Camp Lewis
Magruder
War Department
Fragmentary financial list with names and amounts
A garbled OCR passage lists names and monetary figures such as 146.0, 2008.11, 228.48, 448.29, 1092, 101, 163.07, 1188 with scattered terms like antlers and poets. The readable elements include person-like identifiers and inconsistent currency tags, suggesting a damaged financial or ledger excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanets
Plath
Sean
Sustains Decision in Alienation Case
Helena May Mollent’s appeal contends a wife may seek alienation of affection. The court upholds the trial ruling though evidence was conflicting. It reiterates voluntary gifts or acts do not prove fault and notes the financial settlement of 31,500.
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Helena
Dorlal Court
Mary Molient
Lears
Mary Reynolds
Mrn
Mollent
Supreme Court
Mel
Montana Wheatless Says Mr Atkinson
Speck Washington administrator of day in announcing taken the dispatch to the Standard May telegraphed Hoover meeting of the county ying Montana are prepared to forego the use of wheat finds the new crowes avails The war department announced the issuance of commissions in the army to the following men Holis Clark adjutant general's di dolph Horaky Major medical reserve corps Frank L Akher Musselshell and Loren Short White Sulphur Springs first lieutenant medical parole representatives Evans and Jankin today voted for the Tan ment to the food so to direct the president to of food products in the of beer and light wines during the period of the war.
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Washington
Standard
Hoover
Ying
Montana
Surance
Crowes
War Department
Army
Holis Clark
Adjutant “General
Didolph Horaky
Ena
Frank L. Akher
Musselshell
Loren
Evans and
Jankin
Livingston Police Round Up Three Suspects in Registration Checks
Livingston police report rounding up three men yesterday, two admitting they had not registered due to claimed non naturalization, with names Antonie and Asriel Karts. The third, Lawrence Benson, claimed registration but no card and will be held for investigation. Dan Kelly, former attorney, will speak in Livingston on May 14 at the Livingston Elks flag day exercises. Helena May 24 notes Montana Wesleyan College dormitory work begins, costing about 75,000 dollars and designed for 100 girls, brick matching Helena Hall.
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Livingston
Mayston
Hera
Montana
Ae Antonie
Asriel Karts
Hie ‘Nam Lawrence Benson
Dan Kelly
Sea 1
Ielly
Livingston Elks
Helena
Montana Wesleyan College
Helena Hall
Wife Seeks Support for Husband in the Army Draft
A fragment notes a wife appealing for aid for her husband drafted into the army. It mentions a local attorney drawing a petition, a man named George Breton described as a rancher near Nelson, and references to family relations and income figures.
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Inter Mate Draft Board
Wwe
George Breton
Nelson
Thie County
Snd
French
Ie Brenchy
Prench
Hoethers
Anya
Geor
Deportation of Non Partisan Organizer Near Wibaux
A Non Partisan organizer was promptly deported from near Wibaux by Wi l home guards after attempt to hold a meeting with associates. Dorman was seized at the depot as locals awaited orders to keep going, marking a fourth such deportation by the guards. Carver and Mills had previously warned others to leave.
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Wibaux
Tov
Wil
Dorman
Lynn
William Carver
Ben Ting
Kot
Dori
Keen
Carver
Mills and McGlynn
J. A. Aivert
Protesters Target Director General Over Freight Rates
Ado protests against freight rates and gasoline distribution from protection centers to Montana. Activists argue for evidence to curb rate rises and press officials about policy, amid demands for clarity on pricing and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
First Woman Hurt In Railway Shop Accident
Miss Frances Sheplak, a wine wiper, was crushed between an engine and a post at the Northern Pacifi c shops. She suffered three broken ribs and was taken to a hospital where doctors expect she will recover, with no internal injuries reported. Sheplak was riding on the engine when the accident occurred.
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Frances Sheplal
Wetween
Twin Bridges News Notes Water, Roads, and Local Happenings
Twin Bridges updates show rising water, road work, and new cottages at the station home as Kiuber begins foundation work. Obituaries report a Twin Bridges resident died, and Dr Judd, a Bogentan physician, reports to the medical training camp. Health board notes Carbon county’s first cases.
Memorial day exercises and tribute in Judith area
The report notes grander estimates of value and wetter conditions for farming in Judith region with 400 acres noted and preparations for Memorial Day exercises. Town leaders including TG Worden are named to preside while addresses memoria and war objects will be delivered by Turton st. Cote and others. The program includes singing and fealty to knights templar, with a general emphasis on world war remembrance.
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Judith
Worden
Exerci
Deer Lodge News Briefs From Local Council Meetings
Deer Lodge details a flood of small items including a Red Cross fund update, troop efforts toward khaki uniforms, and a memorial service plan. Local residents Lyman Miller and Mrs Knowles are noted, with obituaries, church notices, and a May 24 registration for unemployed men in Helena.
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Connie Evans
Washington
MUL
Red Cross
John Chopp
Pautine
Hutte
Frank McAvoy
Joseph Smith
Keneralisaime
Aude Ie Honton
Award Scharnikow
Itz
SC. Vanderwarker
Sam Hulbin
Murry Arnold
Red Cross Ward
Lyman Miller
Ledefos
Annapels
Miller
Phi Miller
William Williams
Went Deer Lodge
George Nick
Rela Keeley
Mes Watter
Jerome Wyckolt
Mary Ann Lateabee Memorial Presbyterian
Stey W. Thompson
Methodist
France
Salace
Ful Ieary
The
Fthel Boyle
Joe Quinlan
Jack Bailey
Lorenzo Jacobsen
Hel Cross
Hiram ‘Knowles
Charles Blair
Reuben Maxey
Maxey
Knowles
Judedham Knowles
States Hood
Hutte and
Tat Missoula
Jude Knowles
Deer Lodge
Lale
Granite's Oldest Men A California Pioneer
Philipsburg May 24 John Landes, one of Montana's earliest pioneers and Granite county's oldest resident, died today. Born in Pennsylvania, he moved to Montana in 1865, locating at Tresno City in the Patenaunt district, later arriving in Philipsburg during the Hop Ine discovery era. He helped own the Tasin placer claim. he was unmarried with no known surviving relatives. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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J. A
Summerhour
Ingland
Guidtel
Ted Gross
Dillmont Park
Red Cross
curi= ign
Woney Bein
Dlan
Pewi 38 Harness Company
Dunn
Butte
Robert Waddell
Camp Lewis
Carney
Joh Doe Meee
McKee
Chapman
Charles Brenner
Gordon
Armstead
George Tklehelm
Kreeng
Tklehelmer
Ian
Olngine
College Doraitors
Willam Geed
Solano
Une
Sesson
Thorkelson
Iiaa
Dorland
Reinon
Curtiss Hospital
Bis
Idaho
Charles E. Brown
Philipsburg
John Landes
Montana
Granite County
Pennsylvania
Tresno City
Philipeburg
Jember
Buat Ketofi
Tasin Placer
Nothi
Tandex
Tragic Rancher Drowns in River At Ranch and Camp Lewis News
A prominent rancher died in a river incident while handling cattle near Three Forks as families receive word of his death. His heirs, including a widow and several children, mourn him while inquiries continue. In related notes, war relief drives and census efforts across Montana report progress and fundraising totals.
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Largent
Tver
Tacoma
Charles
Kewin
Camp Lewis
Peculiar Accident and Weekend Arts Notes
Clayton returns from a visit to relatives in Mianoula after a singular mishap at the mirthouse Mary Dragoey suffered a cut while crossing a floor piece and dropped a portion of the door Upstairs and Down is praised as a notable Fred Morosco production coming to Margaret on Tuesday evening Also a British lord demands a horseshoe from every peer at Rutland castle display totaling about 200 shoes reflecting a quaint old customs piece
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Mary Dragoye
Frederic
Fanny Hatcon
Oliver Moroso
Dow
New York
Phil
Margaret
Morosco
Oldham
London
Tense lesson sparks witty grammar clash in class
A master challenges students over tense usage with a £1000 example. One bright pupil responds, noting, I have £1,000. The master presses for authenticity and the class laughs at the playful exchange about proper tense.
War casualty list shows mixed fates by theater and rank
The Washington casualty list from May details Army losses with killed in action died of wounds died of accident and died of disease totals. Officers named include Frederick D. Clair Philadephia Lieut Whitney Joyce Unadilla NY Lieut Aimee Genard Manchester NH Lieut Eugene Wabben Colorado. Privates and corporals from several states are listed with statuses ranging from severely wounded to slightly wounded. The array reflects multiple service members across ranks and states, including cities like Philadelphia Unadilla Manchester Waterville and Joliet among others.
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Washington
Army Camualty Lst
Frederick D. Clair
Philadelphi
Whitney It Joyce
Unadilla
Aimee O’ Genard
Manchester
Eugene Paul Wabben
Watervitet
D. Clair
Philadelphia
Rothrock
Pittsbu
Tvatew
Francia Higby
Bimba
No Y
Sohn
Grafton
Springfield
John Griener
Luxembers
Iowa
Jseph P. Morris
New York City
Evans Vegues
Osborne
S.C. Wrengel
T Louis
Herman i
Minneapolis
Minn
Jos Williams
Line
Ark
Whitney
Frederick Ep. Lalene
Italy Celebrates War Entrance with Anaconda Parade
A wartime commemoration marked Italy's alliance entry with a crowded Anaconda parade despite heavy rain. A colorful procession featured Italian and American symbols, military displays, and speakers urging Italian-Americans to support Liberty bonds and war efforts alongside their American neighbors.
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Dillon News
We Lathin
du Bose
Jack Mall
Blackfoot
Elliott
Keever
Harry Hall
Hotel de Wyman
Hall
Kenivon
Jus Court
Mies Betty
Jean Leslie
Roy Jackson
Caese
Tude Clark
Montana Wheatless
MR. Atkinson
Livingston News
Wyoman
League
Twin Bridges News
Rome
Charke
Bie
Sonim
Kiuber
Toentre
Waterloo
Lucile D
Knig Guending
Californ
On. Judd
Eamr
Poreman
H. H. Duad
Bogentan
Slam Han
Port Miley
Kang
Eamp
Dre Judd
Apell
Isit
Hte
Felena
Carbon County
Ravalli
Fergus County
Knights Templars
Victor N. Kessler
State Council of
I Tense
Granite
California
Three Forks
May
Red Crose
Crowe
Stat
Lewis ‘Aid
Wilson
Clayton
Mianoula
NATO
Tevin
Franke
Woodruff Porting
Carlton de Welt
Aimee
Genard
X. HL
Paulne
C. I
John A. Nt
Corea
John Wene
Johan Kruivan
Kingston
N.Y
Serwis
Cleo Gy
Thomas Nadon
Bridgeport
Z. Garvin
Joseph A. Glesstieh
Isite
Italy
Maly
Ben
Colombo
Sarrsinse
Americ
Colona
America
Garibaldi
Boy Scouts
Primo Honakaidi
Garioaldi
Belgium
John’ Bull
Joan
Blas
Hell
Anaconda Kiks
Cecconi
Mainto Park
Spruce Street
Main
City
TP Stewart
Council Chambers
Stewart
Russia
Germany
Amd
Edie
United States
England
Ed Cross
Tha Poselbies
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