Teutons and Bolsheviks Open Peace Sessions
London dated report says peace negotiations began at Drest-Litovsk with Dr. von Kuehlmann as official chairman. Romania appears absent from delegation. Front-line activity is limited in France Belgium and Italy with Austro German reinforcements massing for a possible renewed offensive. German air raid on the Polish coast yielded no casualties. one plane was shot down.
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London
Pec
Drest-Litovsk
Leopold
Bavarian
von Kuehlmanon
Russia
Rumania
Q Ruamania
Italy
France
Belgium
Diaz
Crortaan
Vom Luxburg
Argonne Congress
Fenelish Cnast
Taimagere
Austrian Food Supply Boost Expected From Russia Rush
Vienna reports that Field Marshal von Hoefer Austrian minister of public subsistence says Russian supplies will shorten shortages. Berlin Vienna and Budapest are rushing transport facilities to accelerate deliveries.
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Amsterdam
Dee Zi
Vienna
Berlin
Lohn Anzeiger
von Hoefer
Russia
Budapest
Krupp Plant in Essen Reported Afire
Amsterdam dispatch quotes Echo Belge that the Krupp plant in Essen is on fire and Dutch workers were ordered to return to Holland.
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Krupp
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
Echo Belge
Essen
Holland
Canada Prohibits Import of Liquor Across Borders
Ottawa reports Premier Borden announced a ban on shipping intoxicating liquors into Canada and ordered stoppage of liquor manufacture. The decision comes under the so called committed mandate issued December 17 to vigorously prosecute the war and mobilize national resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Borden
British War Aims Call for Territorial Restoration and Honor
London reports David Lloyd George states in Parliament that Britain seeks full restoration of territories and compensation for wartime damage as a condition for peace. He insists no imperial aggrandizement and notes colonies to be decided at the peace congress. A Moscow-Russian peace overture and a Card Caucasus army rise are also mentioned.
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London
Russia
Great Britain
House of Commenius
David Lloyd George
Mr. Lloyd George
Germany
Jerusalem
Nicholas
Carpathians
Caucasus
Luxburg Telegrams Implicate Argentines in Secret Pacts
Washington reports reveal telegrams from Count Luxburg claiming he induced Argentine President Trigoyen to seek secret defense pacts with Chile and Bolivia against the United States. The State Department released translations with Argentine denials. Diplomats in Latin America expect Argentina to threaten war against Germany as a result.
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Washington
United States
Berlin
Count Luxburg
State Department
Luxburg
Trigoyen
Chile
Bolivia
North Ameria
Peru
Luxbury
Germany
Congress
Michigan plants urged to idle operations until December 29
Washington reports fuel supplies in Michigan are critically low and Fuel Administrator Prudden has asked manufacturers to suspend industrial plant operations until midnight December 29 except for facilities producing war munitions. The call follows a conference with Fuel Administrator Garfield.
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Washington
Michigan
W. K. Prudden
Increase in Army Intelligence Police to 300 Men
Washington reports the war department has ordered the army intelligence police strengthened to 300 personnel. The plan directs 2500 of the force to be assigned to the War College for inspection and study as part of efforts to gather military information and counter plots to destroy munition plants nationwide.
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Washington
Army
War Department
War College
General Staff
United States
In Memoriam Cottonwood Camp No 210 Cho tex Mont
The Woodmen of the World Cottonwood Camp No 210 of Choteau Montana mourns the death of neighbor H. W. Yeager. The camp resolves to extend sympathy to his family and drape the charter for thirty days in respect. Signed by Julius Hirshberg A C Burbink and John G Jackson.
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Cottonwood Camp
Chotexu
Mont
Julius Hirshberg
A.C. Burbink
John G. Jackson
Bolshevik claims involve American aid to Don Cossack forces
In Petrograd a Bolshevik meeting quoted documents alleging American agents aided General Saledines and the Don Cossacks. Leon Trotzky denounced Ambassador Francis and the Red Cross over supposed funds and shipments, demanding silence be broken and foreign envoys warned.
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Petrograd
Leon Trotzky
Congress
General Saledines
Don Cossacks
Trotzky
Russia
Kolpashnikoff
Rumiania
Rostov
David X. Francis
Jassy
Anderson
Red Cross
America
Thhitcherin
Petroff
Mme
Alexandra Nicollantey
France
England
Raymond Robbins
Francis
Kolpushnikoff
Burton Bench Notes From Acantha 1918 January 10
Local items report sewing circle meeting at Mrs John Roofs, Miss Martha Chalmers recovering from scarlet fever, and Guy Kale returning from mountain timber work for Sun River homestead. Entries describe community events, nursing changes, a school entertainment, near‑fatal hay rack accident to L Nassett, cold 12 degree weather, and families observing Christmas at John Roofs.
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John Roof
Acantha
Martha Chalmers
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Teton Canal Co
The Teton Co-Operative Canal Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at Burton school house on Saturday January 12 1913 at 10 oclock a m. for electing directors and other business. WoR Thompson Secretary.
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The
Teton Co-Operative Canal Company
Burton School House
Wor Thompson
Montana Transfer Company Co Partnership Certificate
Certificate states E Adams and W H Gregory of Chateau Montana form a co partnership under the name Montana Transfer Company. Notarized November 23 1917 in Teton County Montana with Notary Th Pridham. commission expires December 30 1917. First publication December 7 1917.
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E. Adams
Teton
Pridham
State of
Montana
W H Gregory
TH. Priditam
Chateau
Annual Meeting of Choteau National Farm Loan Assn
The stockholders meeting will be held at the First National Bank office in Choteau Montana on Tuesday January 1 1918 at 2 p m for election of officers and business. E J Hirsburg Secretary. First publication Dec H.
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Choteau National Farm Loan Association
First National Bank
Choteau
Montana
E. J. Hirsu Berg
Alias Summons in Montana District Court
Carrie M. Atkinson sues Robert H. Atkinson in Teton County Montana District Court. The State of Montana summons the defendant to answer the complaint filed with the clerk and to serve a copy to the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after service.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Carrie M. Atkinson
Robert H. Atkinson
Aontana
Divorce summons filed in District Court at Choteau Montana
This notice states that failure to appear or answer will lead to a default judgment for divorce. The action seeks to dissolve the marriage of the plaintiff and defendant. Witnessed and sealed by the District Court on December 6, 1917, with attorney T. H. Pridham of Choteau, first publication December 7, 1941.
Summons in District Court of Montana Teton County
James Heighton sues all persons claiming interests or liens in property in Teton County Montana in section 11 township 28 range 7 west The decree seeks to establish herrnship of Joseph L Anderson deceased and determine heirs Raymond D Anderson M E Anderson and Lizzie Cook as next of kin The dates show publication from December 28 1917 through January 25 1918 and Teton County clerk Paul Jacobson signs the court seal
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
James Heighton
Taton
State of
Montana
Joseph L. Anderson
Raymond D. Anderson
M. E. Anderson
Lizzie Cook
Paul Jacobson
T. H. Pridham
Chateau
Notice to creditors Estate of Peter Moynihan deceased
Administrator John Moynihan invites all creditors and claimants against the Peter Moynihan estate to present vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be filed with attorney T. H. Pridham at rooms 15 and 16 Larson block Chateau Montana where estate business is conducted. Date December 5 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Moynihan
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
John Moynihan
Notice to Creditors Estate of Annie L Bruce
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Annie L Bruce deceased. Angus Rruca as administrator with the will annexed to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims to be filed at attorney James Sulgrove in Chateau Montana. First published December 21, 1917.
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Annie L. Bruce
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
Angus Rruca
James Sulgrove
Commutation Hearing Set for John Chouquette
Montana State Board of Pardons sets January 8 1918 for consideration of Governor granted commutation for John Chouquette convict in state prison for robbery at Collins Teton County He was sentenced December 13 1909 to 20 years Publication ordered in The Montanan Chateau Montana for five weeks starting December 21 1917 with notice to interested parties.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Pardons
John Choquette
John Chouquette
Collins
Teton
Montanan
Chateau
County of Teton
State of
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Wrange
Austria
Allis
Lloyd George
House OF Commons
HMS
No. 210
Cha
Teau, Mont
HH. W. Yeager
Kaledines
Bilshevik
Burton
Guy Kale
Sun River
No. 5 District School House
Alice Satre
W. W. Gamble
Hofman
Sears
Great Falls
Theodore Groate
Batch
Mrs. Groate
McGregor Bros. Hospital
L. Nassett
Mrs. Nassett
Josephine Richen
Annual Stockholders Meeting
Llaugen
Plaintiff
First Pub
A. D
Department State Board of Pardons
S.C Ford
J.J. Ryan Clerk
Choteau Hardware Company
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