Fairfield Convention Anticipates Delegates from County Areas
A regional temperance convention gathers in Fairfield with about 285 delegates expected from Chateau and other county communities. The afternoon session focuses on organizational business and is open to the public, while the evening session is a public event with planned speakers and features. State president of the WCTU will attend. meetings held at Fairfield Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete ‘Vention
Béthela
Fairfield
T. U
Political filings list for local county offices in Teton area
A series of candidate filings dated July covering party affiliations and pledges for county coroner, commissioner, surveyor, state senator, county clerk, assessor, and county attorney in Teton county. Names include Victor E Starr, Ww J Crittenden, John H Barnett, JT O Larson, EB Garrett, Otto Wagnild, Walton E Arnot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Democratic Party
John H. Barnett
Manson
JT. O. Larson
Choteau
EB. C. Garrett
Otto Wagnild
Agawam
Democrat
Teton County
Walton E. Arnot
German-Baker Couple Arrested on Sedition Charges
Deputy Sheriff Perry Davis arrested Fred Baer and his wife in Cut Bank for sedition. The Baers, German-born and Canadian claimants aged about 25, worked for Peter Delve at City Bokery and were accused of disparaging American soldiers and praising the Kaiser. They were released on cash bond and remanded to July 19 for case proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank
Perry Davis
Fred Baer
Baer
Peter Delve
Bokery
Baers
Lethbridge
Alberta
Frank E. van Demark
Local Names List From Hampshire to Watertown Mentions
A readable fragment lists individuals with scattered places across many states and towns including Hampshire Watertown Choteau Helena Spokane Detroit Great Falls Bynum Dupuyer Brady and other locales. It resembles a directory or notice of associated residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon
C. W. Johnson
Hampshire
London
Helena
George E. Aker
Watertown
Minn
Herman Hansen
Choteau
James E. Dalton
Brady Karl
Gulick
Everett E. Howe
Spokane
Wash
John R. Armstrong
Fairfield
Melvin Strandwold
Walter Austin
OC. Scott
Detroit
Mick Pearl Edwards
Great Falls
Toller Engebretson
Sweet Grass
Lemuel Lee Smith
Williams Raymond L. Erb
Walier
Harold Anderson
Bob
Morgan M. Connole
Bynum
Albert Filander
Dupuyer - Thos A. Friedt
Intertype Machine Installed at Chateau Montanan
A striking Intertype type setting machine is installed at the Chateau Montanan office. The electrically controlled device speeds up setting, reduces hand labor, and can remelt and reuse type, offering weekly new dress headlines and on-seat operation without moving the operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Montanan
Shands
Gan
Merggenthaler
Intertype
New York Times
Red Cross Uses Autocchir Truck Train For Field Hospital
The Red Cross forms an eighteen cannon truck train to carry a 200 bed tent hospital including an operating room and sterilizing trailer. The convoy includes dormitory tents, kitchens, and a nurse passes sterilized instruments from trailer to surgeons. Juniors and volunteers knit socks and sew quilt tops at public school and gauze rooms. Shipments to headquarters on July 11 totaled socks bed shirts towels and handkerchiefs with numerous auxiliary donations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Red Cross
Teton
George Roof
Chateau
Junior Red Cross
Agawam
Porter Beach
Farmington
Cleir
Yo Walier
Fairfield
Knights of Pythias Install July Officers
At the July 11 meeting of the Knights of Pythias the following officers were installed C. C. BE A. Cleland V. C. G. W. Burch Prelate W. H. Webb I. M. of W Chester C. Trescott K. of R A. C. Warner M. of E C. J. B. Stephens M. of A Roy J. Carson J. G. James Innes O. G. D. Jaconetty
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Knights of Pythias
C. C
A. Cleland Vv
G. W. Burch
W.H. Webb
Chester C. Trescott K
A. C. Warner M
C. J. B. Stephens M
Roy J. Carson J. G
James Innes O. G
D. Jaconetty
Roosevelt Lt Quentin Roosevelt Killed in Action
Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt youngest son of former president dies in an air combat near Chateau Thierry witnessed by Philip Roosevelt. He and seven American planes engaged seven German aircraft ten miles inside German lines when two enemy planes attacked.
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Paris
Quentin Roosevelt
Havas
Mig Cniemy
Philip
Roosevelt
Quentin
iGhateau Thierry
le Journal
Ero Teyana
Chateau Thierry
Roosevelt Jr Youngest Son Killed at Chateau Thierry
London reports Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt eldest son of Colonel Roosevelt was killed at Chateau Thierry on July 14 while returning from a patrol fight. A German squadron attacked his machine, and he appeared to suffer a mortal wound.
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London
Quentin ‘Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Marne’ Front
Roosevelt silent on Quentin Roosevelt missing news
Colonel Roosevelt learned his son Quentin Roosevelt is missing with dispatches indicating he disappeared this morning. Roosevelt planned to visit New York but cancelled plans and will issue a statement later. Quentin joined the Canadian aviation corps in 1917 and earned a commission last fall before serving with the American air forces on the French front. He reportedly shot down a German airplane north of Chateau Thierry on July 10.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Quentin
New York
Quentin Roosevelt
Canadian Aviation Corps
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Doubt Roosevelts Death As Family Seeks Confirmation
Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt may still be alive according to a cable from Paris to Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr. saying reports of his death are unconfirmed. Colonel Roosevelt and his wife are cautious but acknowledge the chance remains slim, while Red Cross work continues in Paris. Public condolences flood Saga more Hill as the nation awaits verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Quentin Roosevelt
Paris
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Red Cross
Quentin
Sagamore Hill
Dr Lanstrum Announces Campaign For U S Senate
Dr Lanstrum, a well known Helena physician and Republican, filed with the secretary of state to become a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States Senator. He pledges unqualified support for the war effort and President Wilson, seeks lower prices and end to profiteering, and promises fair compensation for farmers, laborers’ legislation, and opposition to disloyal party ties. He appeals to loyal Republicans to back him in the primaries and eventual election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanstrum
Helena
Rominent
United States
Wilson
Congress
Leaguers
Dr. Lanstrua
Montana
Hospital Notes Report Mixed Recoveries and Treatments
William Curry shows rapid improvement after an auto accident. Mrs Merger and Mrs Beal underwent tonsillitis surgeries this week. J W Masters left hospital after an operation. Mrs Henry Jensen of Pendroy is receiving treatment. Clara Jacobson had a minor operation this week.
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M’gregor Hospital
William Curry
Merger
Beal
J. W. Masters
Henry Jensen
Pendroy
H Hospital
Clara Jacobson
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Theodore VanDePas
Conra
A. Fielding
Kurt Benton Branley
Harbeson
Collins Adolph’ B. Miller
Dutton
Thomas Niesen
Milaca
Min
Edward Williams
Hans R Nagelsacker
Rockford
Jullogp
Nyrup
iConrad
Alba
O. Whitehead
Oklahoma City
Okla
Carl E. Carlson
George Clark
Deer Park
Joseph Kerfeld
Freeport
Leo Owen McCabe
John Schoenfeld
Joe G. Honberg
Meeteste
Wyo
Charley Boerner
Cut
Joseph F. Mourer
Power
Roland Brooks
Bould
Murray M. Hostetter
Fowler
Iral B. Hardy
Blackleat
Ernest Coleman
Leslie J.benton
Harry F. Nelson
Butte
Samuel W. Cole
Sam Blain
Colorado Springs
Cole
Silas L. Monroe
Oscar Olson
Ae Thurston K. Sten
Lawton
N.D
Andrew W. Linden
Michela Lagio
Chicago
Ralph Nesbit
Rawlins
Wye
Lee T
Murphy
John Lozing
Victor Parker
Conrad Frank L. Tomen
Louis Phillips
Walter Ira Falk
Earl Hall
Frank Petch
Guy A. Wilsey
Glasgow
Isaac Sinclair
Pendrey
Clarence Heun
Conrad Frank Yourski
Bert Halmar Nelson
Veblen
Patrick Kenny
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Ahn
Bank
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Willian Miller
Luther
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