Keating praised for halting questionable insurance promoters
State Insurance and Investment Commissioner William Keating earns praise for halting risky insurance promotions in Montana. National Underwriter lauds his vigilant stance, comparing his decisiveness to historic vigilante justice while noting efforts to bar untrustworthy promoters from operating in the state.
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Recruiting Office Warns Against Advertising Enlistment Push
The recruiting office orders officials nationwide to avoid pressuring men to enlist before conscription. It discourages coercion or threats to discourage other services and urges guidance toward preferred branches, notably the navy, if a candidate shows interest.
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Taraff
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Catholic Services Canceled in Butte Due to Weather
Inclement weather cancels Catholic cemetery services planned for today. In place of those rites, all Catholic churches in Butte will offer solemn high mass this morning at o'clock. Graves will be decorated as usual.
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Butte
Leopold de Rothschild Dead at Leighton Buzzard
Leopold de Rothschild died today at his home in Leighton Buzzard after six weeks of illness. He was 72, the third son of Baron Lionel de Rothschild, founder of the banking house. A longtime figure in English racing, his horse St Amant won the Derby in 1904.
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Leighton Buzzard
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Baron Lionel de Rothschild
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YMCA Camp a Haven for All Highlights War Service
A former regimental sergeant describes YMCA camps with tents, canteens, and free entertainment for troops in France. The article notes a national drive to fund camps for American soldiers, praising YMCA efforts to boost morale, provide housing, reading rooms, and social activities near front lines while urging officers to support expansion.
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M. Hennegin
France
Young Men's Christian Association
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Hennigen
England
Russia Will Be Able To Do Its Share Says New Ambassador
Tokio reports Boris Bakhmetieff, newly arrived Russian ambassador to the United States, expresses satisfaction with conditions in Russia including Siberia. He predicts the regime will soon launch an offensive against the enemy and rejects peace with the old autocracy. He heads a 40 member commission to the United States and notes rebuilding is advancing rapidly.
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Russia
Siberia
Boris Bakhmetieff
United States
Bakhmellett
Prominent Worak Principal Speaker at State Conference
Real science in Wyoming and Montana political affairs are highlighted as prominent Worak principal speaker, with the Federation of Women's Clubs hosting a state conference from June 12 to 16. Mrs. Harvey Coit of Big Timber leads the state committee, aiming to make this gathering among the best in the organization’s history.
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Good Government Clubs
Harvey Coit
Big Timber
Kaiser’s Unyielding War Aims in Somme Era
An analysis claims Kaiser remains imnistic as ever amid Somme fighting. It argues French motives for liberation are weak and British aims are power-driven. The piece asserts unity of people and army, reliance on divine will, and praises submarines for severing enemy supply lines.
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MacMillan and Party Reported Safe in Greenland North
New York May 29 Donald MacMillan explorer and Crockerland expedition members are reported safe at Utah on the northwest coast of Greenland. Cablegram to American Museum of Natural History signed by Dr H J Tutt says the party last heard July 1916. It states MacMillan Comer Small Hovey at Btah Steamer Denmark is at North Star bay Ekbiow at Godhaven.
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Donald MacMillan
Crockerland
Arctic
Utah
Greenland
Themerican Museum of Natural History
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Faroe Islands
Denmark
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Plain clothes officers reduced as Butte police expand patrols
In Butte Montana two detectives, Alfred Henderson and Frank Mitchell, were reassigned to regular beats as the police department increases patrolmen while reducing plain clothes staff. Henderson sought 30 days leave for California, while Mitchell accepted the shift to a patrol role, both having served as detectives in plain clothes. Mayor Maloney cited the move as a net increase in uniformed presence.
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Frank Mitchell
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Alfred Henderson
California
Henderson Ater
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