Enforcement of WWI draft registration urged nationwide
Washington reports leniency on men aged 21 to 30 who failed to register for the war arm last Friday ends now. Provisions call for up to one year imprisonment and renewed registration. local boards may grant exemptions, with quotas set by state population. Authorities urge rapid detection and arrest of unregistered individuals and posting of registrant lists to aid enforcement.
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Washington
General
Imker
Wilson
Bureau of the Census
Department of Justice
Compulsory Service Bill 13 Introduced in Ottawa
Ottawa report states Sir Robert Borden introduced Compulsory Service Bill 13 in the house of commons. He cites a 1915 pledge to enlist 500000 for overseas service, notes voluntary recruitment surpassed 400000 but volunteers declining. He says 99000 casualties to date and 11790 enlisted in April May, 17322 casualties, and argues seven months demand requires 4000 reinforcements monthly. All Canadians would be liable for defense and possible overseas deployment.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Robert Borden
Robert
Canada
Inion Alone to Compose Home Rule Convention
London June 12 The government plans a 101 member Irish convention to address the Irish problem. It will be purely Irish in composition with varied representation including bishops and Presbyterian moderator, chamber of commerce delegates, and party picks. Lloyd George announced the plan in the House of Commons.
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London
Ireland
Chambers of Commerce
Dublin
Belfast
Cork
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Goethals fires two assistants in pulp building department
Washington dispatch reports Major General Goethals, head of the emergency fleet corporation, dismissed two volunteer assistants F A Eustis and F Huntington Clark amid claims he blocked the wooden ship program. Clark left government service. Eustis status unclear as board members weigh his retention.
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Washington
F. A. Eustis
Emergency Fleet Corporation
F. Huntington Clark
General Goethals
Denman
Shipping Board
Clark
Eustis
Fleet Corporation
Denmen
Mr. Tustis
Mrootuetis
General Wethils Wats
Roosevelt Addresses Loyalty Pledges At Memorial Service
Philadelphia officials of five railroad brotherhoods gathered for their annual memorial as Theodore Roosevelt spoke urging Americans to do their part. J C McDonald represented trainmen stressing unity and willingness to suspend laws for the common good. Roosevelt urged action over words and criticized conscientious objectors.
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Philadelphia
Railroad Brotherhoods
Theodore Roosevelt
Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers
Order of
J.C. McDonald
Wilson
Roosevelt
Pershing Returns to London on Unannounced Visit
Major General John J. Pershing and staff arrived in London Thursday night, declined social invitations, and began discussions on war problems. An escort of American destroyers accompanied the party through the submarine zone. Some members proceeded to France while Pershing toured with Lord Astor.
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London
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Europe
British Isles
France
Mediterranean
Lord Astor
Moore Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in Dunn Case
Mike Moore was found guilty of murder in the first degree for participating as a go-between in the killing of Mrs Alice M Dunn in St Paul. The jury deliberated under an hour and Moore received a life term at hard labor in Stillwater penitentiary. Dunn’s trial is scheduled next. He cursed the judge and audience during sentencing.
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ST Paul
Mike Moore
Alice M Dunn
Moore
Joe Redenbaugh
Dunn
Frank J Dunn
Stillwater
Wantt
Yankee Robinsons Big Animal Circus At Chateau Saturday
The three ring show impressed crowds with trained big cats bears lions pumas horses camels zebras llamas and a dramatic fire ascent. Performers showcased fearless paws and patient training while delivering entertainment and education in one impressive visit.
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Yankee Robinson
Chateau
St. Paul
Weather Memories and Local Happenings In Dry Forks
Farmers finish spring work as Mrs Campbell and Vernard Elms mourners attend Bynum. Clarence Friend builds a barn at his Dry Forks homestead while Omer Cook returns from a Colorado and New Mexico trip. Della Leech visits the Campbell farm. J Dewitz visits Bynum.
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R. Helpin
Della Leech
Campbell Farm
Clarence Friend
Bynum
Dry Forks
Omer Cook
Mr. Cook
Colorado
New Mexico
J. Dewitz
Zon Yonsen
Navy Department Lerk Discovered by Daniels
Secretary Daniels states the Navy Department believes information vital to the enemy has reached adversaries. He notes most leaks arise when trusted confidants or relatives overhear or unknowingly pass along sensitive details, despite efforts to prevent dissemination.
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Navy Department
Daniels
Washington
Department
Farmers Meetings and Picnics Led by State Defense Council
The State National Council of Defense has staged about 150 summer meetings and picnics in the state with three leading speakers at each. They will address the role of American farmers in the world food situation, food economy and canning, and the meaning of the Great War as they urge rural communities to make the world safe for democracy. County dates list events at Grange Hall Conrad, Evieskom School, and other towns with speakers Prof J L Martin, Miss Edmonson, and W J Hanna among the lineup.
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State National Council of Defense
America
State Defense Council
Teton County
J. L. Martin
Bozeman
Miss Edmonson
W. J. Hanna
Bie Timber
Community Notes On Local Gardening And Meetings
Seeding and planting completed by A P Reiding and John Roof. Mrs L Schnee remains unwell. Grace Reiding returns from Teton Slope. South End sewing circle gathered June 7 with many in attendance and a luncheon at four followed by music. Farmington Society of Equity and Auxiliary met June 9 at the schoolhouse and plan a June 30 picnic at B B Rogers grove with speak ing and music. Pete Rogers sports red top rubber boots gifted by Uncle George Roof.
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L. Schnee
Grace Reiding
Teton Slope
South End
H. K. Ferris
H. Barrett
Mary Balma
Farmington
Society of Equity and
Auxiliary
Farmington School House
B. B. Rogers Grove
Pete Rogers
George Roof
Our Paper Ad Rates On Application
Classified note states readers will reach buyers through U S advertising with rates available upon request. No specific entities or dates provided. The message emphasizes application of advertising rates rather than a fixed price.
County Red Cross work starts Brady chapter
Rev Haley county director of Red Cross visited Brady to organize the local chapter and begin society activities. Local notices report arrests at Fowler on illicit sale charges against Schroeder and Porter with bail set at 75 each.
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Haley
Red Cross Work
Brady
W. J. Schroeder
D. H. Porter
Fowler
Miller
Miltz
Suit to quiet title in lands in Teton County
William Bodyskiss sues George J. Seely and others in the District Court of Montana claiming sole ownership of two hundred acres in sections 36 and 26, township 26 north, range 8 west. The suit seeks a decree declaring Bodyskiss owner in fee simple and baring all other claims, with twenty days to answer after service.
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District Court
Eighth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
William Bodyskiss
George J. Seely
Range
Montana Meridian
Teton County
Flaintill
Paul Jacobson
James Gibson
Coffey & Greene
Chateau
Notice to Creditors Estate of John Harrington
Notice is given by Edward J. Hirshberg executor of the will and estate of John Harrington deceased to creditors and others with claims against the estate. Claims must be shown with vouchers within four months after first publication to the executor at the attorney's office in Room 22 Larson Brook Chateau Montana. First publication June 1, 1917.
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John Harrington
Larson Brook
Chateau
Montana
Edward J. Hirshberg
John Flarington
Jas. Sulgrove
1917 Hunting and Fishing Licenses on Sale in Montana
Notice to residents that 1917 hunting and fishing licenses are on sale with price of $1.50 for Montana residents. It requires ladies over 18 and boys over 14 to have a license when fishing and hunting. Inquiries at stores, newspaper offices, or justices of the peace. J. T. Moore deputy game warden Choteau.
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Montana
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Datta Fame
Collins
Grange Hall
Conrad Ta
Evieksom School
West ¢Onrad Rye
Ay Vatler
Tom Do Athridge
Toole
Pairfeld
Spring Valley
Walma
Wealy
Ehily
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Aly
Dupuser
W. S. Murdock
Burton Beach
A. P. Reiding
John
Carl Peterson
United States
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Capitol City
Conrad
John Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Ruth
Dorothy Dorrington
Glacier Park
Litchfield Dorrington
Glacier Park Hotel
Great Hotel
Fairfield Times
Dutton
T. L. Gap
T. L. Boys
Dutton Mine
Tome Grounds
Dutton Sentinel
Alias Simmons
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