Hungary's Door Closed Allies Face Severe Shortage Crisis
Amid Hungary's closure of gates to rivals, Czechs and Jugo-Slavs hoard food, starving Germans in Austria suffer across Western Bohemia, Carinthia, Styria, and Tyrol. The strained alliance risks collapse if relief fails. In France, German forces unleash heavy guns and tanks, encroaching near Chavignon as French and British units fall back under relentless assault.
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Washington
Austria
Tuttkart Neue Tawellatt
Teutonic
Bohemia
Corinthia
Styria
Tyrol
Germany
Hungary
Associated Press
France
Manns
Woohin
Von
Berry
Nand Malmaison
Large Crowd Sees Deer Lodge Men Depart for Camp Lewis
A crowd in Deer Lodge gathered to bid farewell as 94 young men from the county left by train to Camp Lewis to begin military training. The event featured speeches by local leaders, a procession led by the Anaconda band, and a decorated motor escort. Relatives and friends packed the courthouse and business district, with many recruits assisted onto the train through windows amid cheers and flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Camp Lewis
Inc
Newt Anwer
Alfred
Humber
Cour
Jme
Bligh
de Fe Roach
W.M. Kelly
Martin J. Kells
Adam Davidson
R. Kiely
IC. Covey
Francia Kan
Francis Staudaher
Ernest Hill
Red Crowe
Weston Miller
Rabbit
T. P. Stewart
Rotary Club
Fang
Pete Layton
Jim McHugh
Livingston News Teems With Water Plant Election Result
Residents report a $35,000 bond measure for a new water plant and additions passing by a 391 to 48 margin. Park county men plan a special 2 PM train to Camp Lewis, with Livingston residents vigils overnight. Also note veteran stage driver Pill Adams reported dead at Junction, Col. and Montana volunteers bound for San Francisco to train in infantry fundamentals.
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Tiesto
Park County
Camp Lewis
Livingston
Pill Adams
Junction
Col
Adams
Montana
Dr H C Gardiner In Lecture Work In Montana Tour
The Montana office of the United States Food Administration announced that Dr St C, representing both the food administration and the national council, will tour the northern part of Montana in June. The visit aims to discuss food programs and wartime conservation with local leaders and communities.
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Bozeman
Montana
United States Food Administration Tonight
Dr St. C
Food Adminis
National Council of
Tana
Bride Arrested At Church On Bigamy Charge
Minnie Kramer of New York City faces bigamy charges after a chaotic sequence of marriages. John Bobrowski testified he found his 1915 wife in a bridal party and tried to stop the ceremony at a church. Minnie admitted she had not seen him in decades, leaving the clergyman perplexed.
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New York State
Minole Kramer
New York City
John Bobrowski
James Kramer
Minnie
Joan Bobrowski
New York
Pennsylvania
John
Second Avenue
Peter Poppoff
List of men registered with local boards in transit
The article lists men registered with local boards who are living in other towns and regions and granted permission to leave their current locations. Names include Tule, Neiwon, Nick Capecee, Mitchell, Willan Kallestad, Dunlap, Myers, Offenroth, Mudd, Le Francisco, and Taul Pleraon among others.
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G. Tule
Olane
Nodar Market
O. B
Plans perfected for memorial exercises at cemetery
Plans have been perfected for the Memorial Day observances at the cemetery this morning under the Grand Army of the Republic. A parade will start at Park and Main at 10 oclock, proceeding to the courthouse and then to the cemetery with John Marchion as marshal and Fred Fischer assisting. The march includes a firing platoon from Company Fourteenth United States Infantry and veterans units. The program features a sermon by the chaplain, a Gettysburg address by J. J. Alexander, band selections, and a 21-gun salute by the Fourteenth Infantry. All participants are urged to meet at Fike hall at 10 a.m. for decoration day services.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Park
Main Street
Marchine
John Marchion
Fred Fsher Vost
Fourteenth
United States Infantry
Meturnes
Rand Army Veterans
United
Ochiltree
McAndrews
Fourteenth Infantry
John’ Marehion
George Meade
Stewart
J. J. Alexander
America
Great Falls Boy Killed in Action in War Casualty List
The Washington casualty list names Private Carl A. Sipher of Great Falls Montana killed in action. Also listed are Private George M. Ewing of Auburn Washington who died of wounds and Private Glen E. Brundage of Seattle Washington who died of disease. Private Frank Aldridge of Alberta Canada wounded severely. We note the May 23 date and the War Department confirmation. In a separate note Woolen mills with government contracts may buy wool from nearby growers within 50 miles under a special permit.
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Washington
Cas
Sipher
Great Falls
Carl A. Sipher
Fifth Avenue North
Mont
George M. Ewing
Auburn
Wash
Glen E. Brundage
Forty-seventh Street
Seattle
Frank Aldridge
Alberta
Canada
Sever
Sceen Evert
War Industries Board
Rew
Wool Committee
Tt Lw
Death toll shadows Quintand family in Idaho
Largely read obituary item recounts Mrs. James Quintand of Lat Grande Idaho dying after a May 17 stroke that left her in a coma. Her son Charles Quintand noted the same day and left for home. Family gathered as the widowed Mrs. Quintand faced the strain of loss and a golden wedding anniversary mentioned dated June 1915. The article also mentions memorial arrangements and a separate entertainment notice later in the piece.
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Charles D. Quintand
Lat Grande
Idaho
James Quintand
Weeneely
Dune
Quinlan
Betty
Lester M
Gran Ughter
Stanley Stokes
Montana Boys Commissioned in the Army Corps
Washington May 29 The war department announced the commissioning of Montana men in various branches. John J West from Butte is made second lieutenant in the engineers corps. Vivian from Butte becomes second lieutenant in the engineers corps. James J Harfeld of Deer Lodge is promoted to first lieutenant in the medical corps. Angus Melver of Great Falls is second lieutenant in the engineers corps. Reginald Hardie of Glendive is first lieutenant in the engineers corps. Herbert A Thomias of Sidney is first lieutenant in the engineers corps.
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Standart
Washington
The
Leutenant
Enineers’ Corps
Herbert A. Thomias
Sidne
Engineers
Complaint 15 Filed Against City Board of Health
A complaint was filed against the city board of health alleging neglect of quarantine rules. Dr J J Noo Pan charges the board failed to act when notified about a home at Sixth Street where a year old child and another resident were sick with smallpox. The record notes repeated visits and the board’s handling of the case.
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City Board of Health
Board of Health
President Hamilton 15 to Become Benedict President
Announcement states Hamilton will become president of Montana State College on May 29. Miss Ballinger, longtime professor of domestic art, is also noted for her prominent role at the college.
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Hamilton
Benedict
Mt. Hatate
College
Recluse Burgamon Dead in Forest Home
Missoula May 29 J Burgamon a best known Northwest character died at his wilderness home beyond the Bitter Hoofs according to G L Porter Forest Service who was among Burgamon's few real acquaintances Burgamon came from the East.
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Missoula
Idaho
J. Burgamon
Atlantic
Pacific
G.L. Porter
The
Forest Service
Burgamon
East
Missoula News Highlights From Local Court and Church Events
Misso ula news items report a man failing to meet weight requirements and awaiting another weigh in. James A Curran a rancher died with services held and interment at a local cemetery. Arthur Soule trial for murder of his nephew opens soon with a second charge involving their infant daughter. The Episcopal diocese convention will be held in Missoula June 23 24 25, with clergy from Montana in attendance. State board plans bids for a $25000 modern laboratory on the Capitol grounds.
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Missoula
Haw
James A. Curran
Toca
Curran
Northern Pacific
Milltown
Blackfoot Valley
Arthur Soule
Hen Soule
Lee Mcculloch
Thompson Falls
Soule
Eipiscopal Church of
Montana
Ilenry Lague
Helena
May
State Board of Examiners
State Capitol
American Motorcyclists Thrill in British Trenches Report
The dispatch riders move through wintry roads with skill, guiding drivers and braving danger. American riders stand the test, eager for heavier action, while villages offer glimpses of daily life and deciphered French signs. One motorcyclist dodges a machine gun attack and lands safely in a plowed field.
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Herain Ari Uu Tay
Villa
Soldiers prevent a murder tragedy at rail stop
Fragmentary report describes a colored pot on the Burling while morning patrols prevented a murder attempt near a coach in motion. Soldiers from Fort Wright intervened to stop a violent act and detain an assailant for authorities on a pending charge.
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Berger
Missoula
Fort Wright
McAdoo urged to build roads into wheat belt
Helena May 29 The joint conference of county councils and the Council passed a resolution asking Director General McAdoo of the railroads to authorize extensions from Grasa Hange in Fergus county to Red in Dawson county and from Sheridan county to a point to be determined. A committee would go to Washington to present these requests to Mr McAdoo.
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Helena
McAdoo
Grasa Hange
Fergus County
Dawson County
Sheridan County
Washington
County Councils Granted Wider Powers in State Action
Helena May 29 The state council conferred on county councils power to handle all county matters not covered by state orders. The county councils under the resolution will have the same force and effect as state council orders, enabling broader local governance.
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Helena
State Council
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