Threats against San Francisco draft exemption board
In San Francisco on July 6 threats of violence were reported against members of the local draft exemption board. John J. Duddy resigned to the mayor claiming his life was endangered if he served. John B. Campodenico said he was warned against serving, and Angelo J. Feerroggiaro said he was advised against serving by eligible individuals.
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Draft Exemption Board
John J. Duddy
Rolph
John B. Campodenico
Angelo J. Feerroggiaro
Sinking of Sub by Convoy Challenged by Report
Washington reports AP found the cabled claim of a submarine encounter by Pershing’s troop-ship convoy inaccurate. Admirals Gleaves and Secretary Daniels issued official statements supporting the prior account, countering the disputed dispatch.
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Washington
Floula
General Pershing
Associated Press
Gleaves
Daniels
Censorship Talk Hints at Stricter Espionage Rules
Washington officials dismiss sensational spy rumors after the submarine attack on American forces but warn agitation may lead to tighter controls on outgoing mails and telegrams.
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Washington
Farmhand Accused in Crippled Girl's Disappearance
St Johnsbury Vermont July 9 John Kerwin farmhand held in custody as authorities probe the murder and disappearance of Alice Bradshaw a crippled girl. Officials allege Kerwin killed her Thursday afternoon while sister Mrs Alvin Stenniston and caretaker Miss Etta Wicks are said to have admitted involvement. An armed hunt for the missing child by 256 men yielded no results.
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St. Johnsbury
John Kerwin
Aolice Bradshaw
Peel
Prussians Demand Prompt Election Reforms
Berlin via London July 4 Leading conservatives joined social democrats in calling on the Prussian government to promptly legislate for electoral reforms. The move marks a strong, unified endorsement of long running agitation for broader franchise.
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Berlin
London
Prussia
Social Democrats
Subs Sinking Warship Ship Totals in Weekly Report
Field Marshal von Hindenburg predicted enemies would seek peace if Germany held out until submarine warfare ended. The latest weekly sinking figures show the total vessels sunk was the smallest in weeks, reflecting a reduced German success rate and cautious Allied losses.
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London
Belgian Commission in Billings. tours Copper Mines
The Belgian commission to the United States led by Baron Monebeur visited Billings for ten minutes yesterday before continuing to Butte. There they spent several hours sightseeing in the copper mines. The tour covers the northwest region.
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Montana
Billings
United States
Baron Monebeur
Butte
Northwest
Teut U-boat Sinks French Sub Paris July
The French submarine Ariane was torpedoed and sunk by a German U-boat in the Mediterranean on June 1. Nine crew members were saved out of a prewar complement of 27.
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Paris
Mediterranean
Brief News Notes Terse Happenings Across War Time
A series of quick notices from wartime events including draft readiness, shipping funds, and attacks at sea. Coroners probe captains after a disaster on the Christopher Columbus. Russian ambassador credentials presented to President Wilson. Roosevelt kin in France joining the expeditionary forces. Submarine sinkings and spy arrests appear alongside local incidents in Chicago and Forsyth.
Senate Pases Whiskey Bill Washington
The Senate today endorsed a bone dry wartime prohibition on whiskey and other distilled beverages. The measure signals strict enforcement during the war period as lawmakers back the strong national policy.
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Senate
Washington
Farming tool makers urge government action to avert famine
The National Implement and Vehicle Association calls for immediate, radical government measures to protect farm machine production and skilled labor. It warns shortages of raw materials and workers threaten 1918 crop needs and urges equal preference for farm machinery with munitions in raw materials, labor, and transport.
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Farmers of America
United States
National Implement and Vehicle Association
Inansas
Picnic at the Grove Draws Beach Residents and Locals
A large turnout from the beach and nearby areas enjoyed a picnic at the old Charley Green place. Activities included bucking contests, horse racing, and a baseball win by the T. S. nine. 27 cars filled the grounds and music by the Wentworth orchestra accompanied the day.
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Charley Green
Wentworth
Don Bacorn
Jesse Smith
Agawam Visitors Reported In Great Falls
Agawam residents Jos Deranleau and daughter Anna visited Great Falls for the first of last week. Mr and Mrs Wendel Petri spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson near Walier. Geo Boyd left for Anaconda last Monday. Mr and Mrs Harrington spent the Fourth with Mrs Harringtons parents at Great Falls.
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John Truchot
Dr. DeCoursey
Agawam
Helen Connley
Anaconda
Deranleau
J. V. Yule
Jos. Deranleau
Anna
Great Falls
Mrs. Wendel Petri
Earl Johnson
Walier
Geo. Boyd
Mrs. Harrington
Hiram Wilson Claims He Can Travel Too
Hiram Wilson asserts his ability to travel, saying he can go places as well. The remark highlights his confidence in mobility and independent movement.
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Hiram Wilson
Methodist Notes and Upcoming Conference Schedule
The pastor will conduct morning and evening services next Sunday. The morning sermon will be from Psalm 130. The conference year ends August 15 with annual conference at Lewistown, leaving five Sundays and a month to close the year’s work.
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Lewistown
Farm for Sale Near Rail Town in Choteau
Farm for sale 480 acres six miles from a railroad town all fenced with 300 acres tillable balance good pasture and improvements. Half cash balance three years at seven percent interest. Apply Weaver Trescott Choteau. Also Frank Jefferson home in Choteau with one acre to possession in 60 days.
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Weaver & Trescott, Choteau
Frank Jefferson
Choteau
Weaver & Trescott
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