German Confessions on the War and Allied Strength
Amsterdam reports two German confessions cited by Baron von Ardenne and Vorwaerts discuss whether General Foch could shift from defense to offense after early Entente defeats. They argue the Entente’s superior arms and reserves, plus Allied cooperation, limited German gains and tempered expectations as America’s entry reshaped the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Renwick
New York Times
Amsterdam
Baron von Ardenne
Berliner Tageblatt Weit
Foch
Tanlac credited for dramatic weight gain by Portland man
Duncan Thomson of 421 Hawthorne Avenue Portland says Tanlac restored his broken down health after fifteenth year rheumatic trouble and kidney pain. He gained thirty four pounds, reduced constipation, and feels as strong as a man half his age, planning to spread the message and sell more bottles through Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Batt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Duncan ‘Thomson
Hawthorne
Avenue
Portsland
Ore
Thomson
Indy
Tansac
Maniac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Batt
Newbro Drug Company
Adve
Germany’s False Policy Brings No Friends in War Crisis
The passage argues Germany stands isolated as Vorwaerts laments lack of allies. It contends Western sympathy shifts to the weak side, while Germany’s aggressive policy turns potential friends away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Vorwaerts
Germany
Jorem
Mindendorff
von’ Moltke
Snonth
Helms
Jouraud
Additional quarters needed by hospital in uptown move
The Columbia Hospital Association expands due to growing membership. An uptown office is secured at 618 Daly bank building while plans are made to erect one of the state's largest hospitals. The existing facility remains at 490 South Washington Street with staff including Dr. Shanley and Dr. Mallett and business manager Soles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hospital Association
Daly Bank
South Washington Street
J. Shanley
Jnd
Dissi A. Mallett
7. B. Moore
Williams
John le Shotkea
Soles
Noknematin
Ann
Zertuche
Refugio Garcia
Mex Fcan
Nogales
Onora
Custome Station
Questionnaire Session 15 Extended One Day
Volunteers fill out forms during the extended session with no attorneys present. Legal aid will be available after the day. sessions run Tuesday with attorneys M F Ning and W A Clark Jr at 10 am. C F Juttner and Joseph Cattery scheduled 1 to 3 pm. Waugh and D B Witten from 11 am to 10 pm, holiday Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.F. Ning
W. A. Clark Jr
C.F. Juttner
Joseph Cattery
WN. Waugh
Witten
Central High Term Opens With New Plans
Central High prepares a fall term for 200 to 400 students amid student exodus and a shift toward a new boys only high school building. The current facility will be transferred to girls after opening. Bishop Carroll backs the plan and Leonard, the principal, outlines hours and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Kt Charlew
Father M
Leonard
Lor Day
Bishop Carroll
Non-declarant aliens win habeas case in federal court
Judge Bourquin ruled that non-declarant aliens are not required to return questionnaires and only must register. The decision in the Georg Toteas Greek case enables a habeas corpus writ, with framing tied to subjects of foreign countries. The Anchorage arrest and county custody context appears in the fragmentary report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourquin
Georg Toit
Toteas
Fonts Local” Board
Anchorage
Rata
Postoffice Closed During the Holiday
Labor Day closure affects clerks and carriers at the TuttE post office with only distribution and dispatch staff expected to work. The Associated Charities board led by Mrs. A. J. Bradshaw reopens the society rooms at the coll house on September 2, with daily hours from morning until noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutte
White Mountains
Mai
Board of
Associated Charities
A. J. Bradshaw
Coll House
Butte Electric Railway Company Monthly Revenue and Costs Report
Rushed but readable 1918 Montana report shows Butte Electric Railway Company monthly operating revenue and costs. Revenue from transportation and other sources totals $70,206.60 with maintenance, buildings, and equipment costs listed. The document records per car mile revenue and expense, passenger totals, and notes sworn testimony by general manager R. Wharton before Notary Charles A Blackburn on August 30, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission of
Montana
Transportalenis
Tischlanseis
ATS
Aetna
Aucerese
Ranster
State of
Bow
R. Wharton
Butte Electric
Wharton
Charles A Blackburn
Butte
Montage Commission
Countess promotes Irish soldiers aid fund at Lincoln event
Fourteen Tutte men hosted Countess of Kingston at a Silver How club Linchlin talk. She described the shock fund aiding disabled Irish soldiers returning from the front, building a villa to house and train 32 men in telegraphy and mechanics. Funds would also support self sufficiency at Leopards Town Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Kingston
Yesterd
John Lynch
Butte
Sh Rock Fund
Amer Red Cross
Aken
Ock Fund
Ember
Sharity Organization Society of
New York
Marwick, Mitchell, Peat & Co
Dublin
Leopards Town Park
Ireland
Coneiderea
Teoland
Triah
Tillieh
Scotland
Austria
Renan
Heinen
Joe
C'Nokanas
Neil Caine
Canton
BUTTE'S ROLL OF HONOR THE HONORED DEAD
list of names honors fallen and wounded in action from Butte area including Cecil Sullivan Iwate Williams Elmer A John Kawarde Ernest Hebert John Hoes James Barnes and others with many privates such as William Darragh Emmett O Leary and Patrick Sullivan identified among the fallen and wounded in action from the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.K. Tuohy
Cecil Sullivan
Iwate Williams
Iyate John
Clarence
Reaupes, William
Cotton EA Darragh
William Dotelmter
William
Emmett
Albert. Fortina
Radnitich
Charles Jewell
Matthew King
Charles L. Leonard
Comite
Daniel A. MeRoy Meltugh
Ohn J. Mequillan
Emmett O'elen
Patrick O'Leary
Thtchards
Andrew G. Storrar
Jerry Sullivan Onald
John P. Sullivan
Patrick F. Sullivan
Gordon Vivian
German Army Shifts in Somme Front Crisis and Missteps
Maj Gen F B Maurice Wright reports from London on the dramatic change in German fortunes since April. He details German overextension after Villers Bretonneux and the failure to press forward, contrasts Moltke era tactics with current errors, and notes morale and defense declines amid weak trench systems south of the Somme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Maurice Wright
New York Times
London
Marne
Aisne
Somme
Villers
Bretonneaux
Amiens
Henry Rawlinson
Hetonneaus
Flanders
Ciimans
First American Army Grows Rapidly as Troops Move to Pershing
Washington reports troops brigaded with the 1st French forces are being withdrawn swiftly to join the First American army under General Pershing. General March said in the senate military committee briefing that 0 landed abroad by Aug 7, with several hundred thousand since then, and last week embarked numbers topped 0,000. De Havilland airplane shipments resumed after border hold, Baker changes. Cox College of Atlanta, among the oldest women’s colleges, celebrated its 75th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pershing
March
Senate Military Committee
France
de Haviland
Baker
Cox College
Atlanta
Crown Princess Travels Incognito in Canada on Health Tour
British Columbia reports the Crown Princess, known as Duchess Binsulok, traveling incognito by liner along the coast. She is visiting Canadian cities for health reasons and plans a broader tour, including Victoria and other coastal communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Victoria
Ader
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Lance
Kaly
England
Amerie
Villa
Leopardstown Park
Shamrock Fund
HUN
Stockholm
Aus
Asthenian
Isrance
Ian
Mare Causs
Paris
Alexandrine
Madrid
Gars
Butte’s
Marne Hoodod
Maurice
Sir Henry Rawlinson
Morocco
Gasha el Harib
Haribi
Yankestown
Doug
Bill Parsons
Billy
Official
Mutt and Jeff
Orca
Swan
Crown Princess
Canada
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