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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1917

Page

8

Kerensky gains cooperation as Korniloff revolt ends

Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports Kerensky to lead as provisional commander in chief with General Alexieff as chief of staff. Korniloff’s march toward Petrograd is checked, his retreat halted by loyal forces. Moscow declares martial law as unrest spreads.

London Reuter Petrograd Kerensky Alexieff Russia Korniloff Moscow Boris Savinkoff Associated Press Today

Villa Proposes He Surrenders

A Mexico story reports Francisco Volla offering to surrender to General Murguia in exchange for personal amnesty guarantees. Villa is in the Durango mountains and no confirmation was received by Inspector General Andres Garcia of the Mexican consular service.

Tuarez Mex la Lucha Cahuahua City Francisco Volla Janecisco Murguia Villa Durango Mountains Andres Garcia Mexican Consular Service

German Aliens Require Federal Permits for Island Travel

In Honolulu on September 11 a Washington order bans German aliens from moving between Hawaiian islands without a federal permit. Permits will be issued when business demands. Two German applicants were refused for merely wanting a vacation on another island.

Honolulu Washington

One Legged Student Soars 4 Feet 9 Inches in High Jump

Stockholm reports W. A. Backman, a one legged student from Unmien, cleared 1.45 meters at a students meet in Orbyhus, a notable feat given the disability. He also excels in football swimming and holds a gold marksmanship medal. From Glendive W M Clark of Glendive transacted business in Baker this week.

Stockholm W. A. Backman Unmien Orbyhus Glendive W. M. Clark Baker

1200 National Army Receives Uniforms at Camp Lewis

In Tacoma Washington on September 12 cloth ing was issued to more than 1200 men of the national army at Camp Lewis. Loggins shirts underwear hat cords stockings and field shoes were distributed. Uniform coats hats and trousers will be issued next week as examinations proceed rapidly for possible exemptions. More than 1200 marched in company formation and officers praised the soldiers’ appearance.

Tacoma Wash National Army Camp Lewis Loggins 1St Infantry

Jewish Soldiers Granted Furloughs for Holy Days

Furloughs are granted to Jewish soldiers at cantonments to observe the Jewish New Year and Day of Atonement. The War Department and Navy Department announce leave from noon Sept 16 to Sept 18 and from noon Sept 25 to Sept 27, respectively, aiding observance.

Philadelphia War Department Jewish Board For Welfare Army Navy Navy Department

Methodist Church Service Schedule Announces Welcoming Campus

John C. Evans pastors the Methodist Episcopal Church offering Sunday School with Adult Bible Class at 10:00 a.m. Morning Service follows with an Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. The church extends a welcoming message to all.

Methodist Episcopal Church John C. Evans Church of the Since

Congregational Church Schedule and Local Notices

Congregational Church in the Masonic Hall lists Sunday services with times for Sunday School Morning Worship Epworth League and Evening Worship. Also a Wanted to Rent notice for a four or five room house in a good location. A telegraph signed by Governor Stewart and Chancellor Elliott urges support for education and Montana state facilities to train youth.

Congregational Masonic Hall Baker State Bank Epworth League Chesley E. Curtis L. C. Burns the Sentinel S. V. Stewart Edward C. Elliott University of Montana State Defense Council Wilson Montana School of Mines

Old Glory at Verdun flies over ruined city hall

Paris reports the American flag now flies above Verdun after a ceremony attended by sub-prefect Jean Grilli. The flag, a gift from a prominent American Red Cross worker, was raised over the city hall ruins.

Paris Verden Red Cross Jean Gril- Icn

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