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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1917

Page

7

Spirit of Meagher Inspires Fighting Irish Unit

The article recalls General Thomas Francis Meagher and the Fighting Sixty ninth Irish regiment. It covers Meagher’s legacy, the regiment’s origin in New York, Civil War battles from Malvern Hill to Gettysburg, and Meagher’s Montana tenure and death. It notes Meagher’s statue at Helena and his escape from Tasmania.

Missouri River Thomas Francis Meagher Territorial Montana Meagher New York City Mmory New York France Europe Sixty-ninth Sixty-ninth Regiment Charles 8. Roe Michael Corcoran Corcoran Prince of Wales King Edward Fort Sumpter United State War Department Morgan Robert Nugent E. V. Summer McClellan Richmond Malvern Hill Porter Antietam Fredericksburg Marye Chancellorsville Fifth Maine Secretary of War Ntajor Gettysburg Wheat Field Little Round Top Pickett Father Corby Wilderness Spottsylvania Virginia City Ridney Edgerton United States England Ireland Young Ireland Party Pogland van Dieman Tasmania

Mokler Financier and Wyoming Politician Boom

A. J. Mokler, a former Great Falls printer and Casper mayor, built a Wyoming fortune and real estate holdings after managing the Great Falls Tribune contract. He declined the Wyoming governor nomination, led Republican circles, and now builds apartments and business blocks as a prominent oil-era figure.

A. J. Mokler Montana Wyoming Casper Republican State Central Committee of Mokler Great Falls Casper Press Mohler Roosevelt Salt Creek Country

Military draft exemptions noted for Lewistown figures

Exemption push targets slackers as Charles F. McClare of Montana Flour Mills in Lewistown Harlowton and Great Falls is cited as an uncle to Lieutenant White who graduated West Point last April and joined the Sixteenth Infantry. Other Fer gus county officers include Lieutenant Barlow Cheadle at Ancon Panama and Major Harry O Willard at Camp Stewart Texas. The piece ends with a joke about a girl forgiving a kiss only when he gets busy and returns it.

Harold McClare White Sixteenth Infantry United States Pershing France Montana Fergus County White B. C. White Buffalo Charles F. McClare Montana Flour Mills Company Lewistown Harlowtown Great Falls Lieutenant White West Point Barlow Cheadle EH. K. Cheadle Ancon Panama Harry O. Willard Fifth Cavalry Camp Stewart Texas

Mrs. T. J. Walsh Dies After Illness in Baltimore

Mrs. T. J. Walsh wife of United States Senator Walsh died in Baltimore after a several weeks illness following a minor operation. A well known Montana resident she had many friends in the state after living there for years.

T. J. Walsh United States Walsh Baltimore Montana

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