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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

2

Work of Fight Rule Issued by Army in New Plan

Washington reports two major steps toward a war footing. A broad work or fight rule expands draft eligibility by classifying non-useful workers and pushing them into military service if they refuse useful employment. Enactment aims to raise an army potentially of several million, with July 1 as the rule effective date.

Washington Crowder Selective Service Baker House Military Committee Wilson House Tail Department of Labor

Shipbuilding Far Ahead of U-Boat Sinkings Now

Paris May 27. Georges Leygues minister of marine told the army and navy war committee of the senate that Britain and the United States together built in April 40 000 tons more shipping than was sunk by the enemy.

Paris Georges Leygues Army Navy War Comittee The Senate Great Britain United States

Second War Mercy Fund Oversubscribed By Large Margin

Washington May 27 The American Red Cross second 100 million war mercy fund is oversubscribed by 12.097 million officials say no limit to further fundraising on the closing day of the week’s drive. They expect the daily average of more than 18 million to be surpassed.

Washington American Red Cross

Bituminous Coal Price Cut by 10 Cents a Ton

The fuel administration announced a 10 cent per ton reduction in government fixed prices for bituminous coal effective immediately. The decline averages about 5 percent as railroads will pay the fixed price and drop favorable car service to certain mines.

Washington The Fuel Administration

Congress Eyes Extended Summer Session Amid Finance Push

Washington reports Congress, dissatisfied yet resigned, will rewrite its program this week and push urgent funding. President Wilson to justify December revenue needs as lawmakers weigh a roughly 12 billion army appropriation and plans to mobilize additional troops, with the House set to act on urgent deficiency funding and Senate weighing 3,000,000 more men.

Washington Congress Wilson House Senate Reed Missouri Senate Military Committee

Dry Forks Gossip Highlights Local Happenings

Geo. McKee visited Great Falls on Thursday while Gen Morse broke a shoulder last week. The Dry Forks dance at Blackleaf on May 18 drew a good crowd. Red Cross plans a June 1 supper at Harmony school house for a Service Flag unveiling honoring sixteen Dry Forks volunteers. Frank Collins enlisted in the navy last winter.

Blackleaf Red Cross Society L. Dewitt Harmony School Dry Forks Frank Daggett Wm. Gowan Harold Daggett Roy Squires Wayne Graham Omer Cook Elmer Thompson Sid Mourey Frank Sabados Alec Grahami John Dewitt D. E. Patterson Geo. Cook Frank Collins Lincoln Humble John Wall R. D. Halpin Geo. Sabados Campbell Farm L. Daggett Harvard University Frank Navy

Halifax Riot by Returned Soldiers Shocks City

In Halifax on May 27 a riot erupted as returned soldiers tried to free comrades arrested by police. The mob attacked City Hall and police HQ, cut hose lines, and forced firemen to retreat until the Carison Regiment arrived with rifles. Marines and warships dispersed the crowd. several injured including three officers. City Hall damage in the thousands.

Halifax N.S Carrison

Romanoffs Leave Russia From Kiev to Germany Montenegro and Copenhagen

London reports based on German embassy information that members of the Romanoff dynasty in Kiev have permission to depart Russia via Germany. Grand Duke Nicholas plans to go to Montenegro while the Dowager Empress heads to Copenhagen.

Romanoffs Russia London Moscow Rominoff Kiev Germaany Nicholas Montenegro Copenhagen

Dutch and Germans Reach Complete Accord on Pending Questions

The League reports that Dutch and German negotiators have reached a complete accord on questions about carrying out former agreements, following discussions among the negotiators.

the League

Hindenburg Stricken by Typhoid in Strasbourg Hospital

Geneva May 27 reports say Field Marshal von Hindenburg chief of the German general staff is in a Strasbourg hospital with typhoid fever. Typhoid is spreading rapidly in Germany and reports of his death have circulated, attributed to German prisoners on the western front.

Geneva Switzerland von Hindenburg Strassburg Germany

Mexico Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba

Washington report says Mexico severed relations with Cuba in a move seen as an indirect challenge to the United States. The trigger appears to be the May incident in which Mexican envoy Senor Ysidro Fabela was delayed and his baggage searched by someone posing as a Cuban inspector, though later identified as a Cuban official.

Washington Mexico Cuba United States Argentine Senor Ysidro Fadela Hiavania Senor Fabela

German Submarine Interned by Spanish at Santander

The 500-ton U-65 entered Santander harbor when its accumulators were damaged and was forced to dock. A Spanish gunboat escorts the submarine to Ferro for internment, with the crew confined inland.

Madrid Santander Ferro

Sturdy Siberian Horses Earn Distinguished Reputation

Siberian horses are praised for their sturdiness and endurance. They can traverse thousands of miles at about forty miles per day, showcasing remarkable stamina and reliability in long journeys.

Red Cross Sewing Room Weekly Notes Published

Weekly Red Cross sewing room notes list May dates and chairmen for sessions with names such as Naple Mellon Nagle Magee and Gorham. It details workers cutting sewing items and items sent in including bed shirts socks sweaters pillows wash cloths and layettes from several towns and schools.

Miss Naple Miss Carson Mesdames Pridham Idsmoe Larson and Myers Mesdames Mellon Gleason, Wilcox E. J. Hirshberg A. M. Walley Soo Son T. O. Larson J. M. Chapman H. T. Rhoads Ross Houck C. B. Kingsbury Gilliland H. R. Thompson Harriet Larson Mesdames McDonald Bonin, Beatty, Bradeen Jacobson Adams Miss Nagle Miss Beal Mesdames J. Hall H. D. Robison Larson Mesdames Magee Cowell Cole Mesdames Gorham Dotterer Redmond Porter Mesdames Streeter Connor J. C. Smith P. I. Cole F. R. Anderson Myers Valier Valier High School Kalma Conrad Junior Red Cross McGilvery

Civil cases filed in district court listing multiple parties

Civil cases filed since the last report include Martin Jacobson versus Edward Freed with confession of judgment. Foreclosure action by H B Smith & Co. against William J Karcher and Sophia R Karcher. Attachments against J E Robinson by Power Morgan Co. Damages sought by Herbert Robinson and by The Great Northern Railway Co. against James A Hughes and M A Lewis. Recovery sought by August Kropp against C F Alexander and C M Weeds. Condemnation actions by South Pondera Ranch Co. against Christian Dien Messine Quien and against W H Scott Elizabeth Scott. Additional condemnation suit names Anderson J Rubottom and Myrta A Trotter.

Clerk of the District Court Martin Jacobson Edward Freed H. B. Smith & Co William J. Karcher Sophia R. Karcher Power-Morgan Co J. E. Robinson Herbert Robinson Hover Machine and Manufacturing Co James A. Hughes the Great Northern Railway Co M. A. Lewis The Great Northern Railway Co Kropp C. F. Alexander C. M. Weeds South Pondora Ranch Co Christian Dien Messine Qien South Pondera Ranch Co W. H. Scott Elizabeth Scott Anderson J. Rubottom Myrta A. Trotter Rubottom

Concrete Ship Faith Praised After Second Trial Run

Washington May 18 official report says the concrete ship Faith handled the strong wind and choppy sea well and is believed equal or superior to any steel ship of the same size and power. The Faith will soon undertake her maiden cargo voyage.

Washington Faith Pacific Coast

Incounty filings show multiple property transfers in 1918

A list from the Teton County Abstract Co details week ending May 27 1918 transfers and deeds filed with the county clerk including William L Hunter to Robert M Sproat Gladys Pitner to Frank Ralph Walter Montana Land Water Co to Willis Angell and numerous others with amounts from 1 to 450 and mentions of townsite blocks and sections across Conrad Cut Bank Valier and nearby towns.

Teton County Abstract Co Choteau Montana William L. Hunter Robert M. Sproat Conrad Investment Company Gladys M. Pitner Omer Pitner Frank Ralph Walter-Montana Land & Water Co Willis H. Angell May A. Flaherty James M. Parmalee Walter-Montana Land & Water Company J. M. Angell Romain Chasse William Armstrong Eliza Wilkins Halvor Halvorson Elmer J. Walker Richards & Halvorsons Richards and Valier Townsite Co William P Goff Valier Esther Berry J L Berry T K McFarlan Martha Berry McFarlan L R Magee Mary Berry Magee Leah Berry Clonts K A Berry, Jr J H McCulley Phelp McCulley J W Aldridge Bessie Leah Aldridge Mathias Teterud Cut Bank RM Tone Walter Montana Land and Water Co Frank W Cady Stella M Cady Willow Creek Bessie B Bennett Bland B Button William Miller Teton County Byron DeForrest Alice M Dreifus Rollon Purdy Herman T Senay Lewis Search Herman ‘I’ Senay Emil Bartsch Glund C Campbell George H Stapleton Pearl I Haggerty W. Ellsworth C Clapper

Land lottery surveyors list of property owners

A compiled list enumerates multiple individuals including Robert J Hamilton Fadward F Fitzgerald Romain Chasse Charley E Vincent Ella J Clark with detailed section township and range references and lot and block numbers for parcels in various sections 2 5 8 9 11 12 14 and surrounding lands in 33n 34n 33 or 6w 10w and adjacent ranges.

Robert J Hamilton Ned Fadward F Fitzgerald Romain Chasse Charley E Vincent Ella J Clark

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the Army Ing Major Raoul Lufbery Raoul Luftbery Wallingford Geo. McKee Great Falls Gen Morse J.J. Sabados Rockford Farm H. Vieting Bynum Forks Buna Campbell Everett Leech W. Helms Jesse Engels Tom Engels Tilly Rach Alberta Yon Yonsen Hindenburg U. S Chey Agawam the Mutual Company of Montana Farmers S. N. Wells Commercial Hotel Bole Co-operative Association Chateau, Mont Bole, Mont T. N. Pridham Chateau. Mont Chateau Mont District Court WM. Wallace Thomas Page Peters & Smith Ford Brothers Cascade County Alice L. Page Lord Bros. Bldg Eighth Judicial District State of County of Teton Frank Woulsworth Teton Carl Linden Augusta Linden County of
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