Lanstrum Declared Republican Senate Candidate in Montana
The Helena physician Dr Oeie Lanstrum is named as the Republican nominee for United States senator from Montana. Loyal Republicans express support but warn that non-partisan leagues and disloyal groups may unite to defeat him. Harry H. Parsons and Judge Nichols also run, with calls for withdrawal to ensure a clean loyalty vote in the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe"ie Lanstrum
Helena
United States
Montana
Dr. Lanstrum
Harry H. Parsons
Missoula
Judge Nichols
Billings
Land Confiscation Fears in Socialist Program Debate
The Liberator editor argues the British Labour Party program amounts to abolition of private property and collective ownership of industries. He warns farmers and small landowners that socialism and Bolshevism threaten their lands and mortgage banks, urging resistance to perceived radical changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Liberator
Journal of International Socialism
Russia
British Labor Party
The Ever Busy Socialists and the Non Partisan League
The Reno Gazette argues about the camouflage of socialist groups rebranded as Non Partisan League or National party. It says socialism cannot win in thrift minded communities and credits hard work with property for division of labor. It links socialism to ongoing political struggle for control of public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ational Party
The
Reno Gazette
League
Expression of Thanks from the Hoskins Family
F M Hoskins and Family thank friends of Chateau and Bynum for help and sympathy after the death of their cherished son and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau and
Bynum
F. M. Hoskins
No Copyright Slogan Fragments Reprinted From Past Era
The National Republican collection reproduces familiar democratic slogans once in circulation. Phrases include We will reduce the cost of living Too proud to fight Pitiless publicity Peace Without victory We are sufficiently prepared He kept us out of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican
Chet
Salt Lake
Prince Albert
Letters from Dick Trescott at Camp Kearny 1918
Letters from R M Trescott describe dawn drills at Camp Kearny California in July 1918. He notes early rising, sharpshooter attempts, rapid fire practice, heat, dust, gas drills, and expectations of a move possibly to France, with family dinners and letters back home.
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Camp Kearny
Calif
California National Guard
Cal
O. K
Toot
Will
Chet
France
Company B
160Th Infantry
Army School Opened for Blinded Fighters in Baltimore
Blinded soldiers sailors and marines are being admitted to the Army hospital training school at General Hospital No. 7 Baltimore to learn trades and read raised type. Col James Bordley heads the program with O H Burritt as educational director and Miss Jennie A Turner as reconstruction aide. Red Cross and Federal boards coordinate vocational plans and post discharge placement to aid reintegration into home communities. Additional dispatch notes include refugee relief in France and a 1918 Teton County W C T U convention in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital No. 7
T. Harrison Garrett
Baltimore
James Bordley
Surgeon General
O. H. Burritt
Pennsylvania Institute For the Instruction of the Blind
Army Hospital
Jennie A. Turner
Massachusetts Commission For the Blind
Miss Turner
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Red Cross
Army Medical For the
Red Cross Institute Survey
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Evacuation of Refugees by Centralized French Government
The text describes how each department houses 10 000 to 25 000 refugees and, when ordered evacuated, trains are organized for the civil population. Groups form convoys with destinations chosen by refugee status and regional needs, all coordinated by the central French government with military precision.
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A. Leity
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CREEK
Chateau
John Lyon
C. J. B. Stephens
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
E. J. Crary
McDonald
Choteau, Montana
Forrest Garage
Great Falls
Ernest Carlson
South Main St
Choteau, Mom
Okotean
John W. Hall
W. M
J. Seannon
Soc
Fidelity
OES
T. O. Larson
Mes
W. B. Butogart
Odd Fellows
Gbhotean Lodge No. 11
Connor
W. E. Logan, N. G
C. H. Connor
Sec'y
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Parana
Borbane
G. E. Trescott
Warner
Hodgskiss Hall
Chas. Cowell
Roy J. Gorson
Samuel Henry Haas
Jarchiteoct
Go! Ist National Bank
Great Falls, Montana
H. J. McGregor
A. Folsom
Mary Collins
A. C. Warner
U. S
Choteau, Mont
Henry D. Robison
Pres. Jas, T. Robison
Teton County
Ohoteau
C. M
St. P. Ry
CHOTEAU_AGAWAM
Manchester
Sughn
Dracut
Ashuelot Fairfield
Eastham
Choteau
Lyington Agawam
E. T. Glasgow Choteau, Montana
R. M. Trescott
Associated Press
Paris
American Red Cross
W. GC. T. U. Convention
Fairfield
Martha Weyman Pane
James Pendrey
Pendrey
C. S. McDonald
J. B. Cashman
R. A. Earhart
Conrad
E. B. Noble
Lora Bailey
W. W. Cole
A. B. Guthrie
J. EB. Cashman
A. B. Herbst
Hertz
John Barleycorn
Teton W. C. T. U
J. E. Cashman
B. B. Noble
W. A. O’neal
Montana Employment Agency
J. W. McGowan
Second Street
P. O. Box
Haugen’s Cash Bazaar
H. & W. Family
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