Poem by Dillon youths on guard duty amid wartime
Two Dil lon youths J T Ross and Charley Teers in training near Great Falls write Thoughts of a Tunnel Guard a poem about guarding tunnels and bridges during wartime. The verse reflects long nights on patrol and the monotony of duty under the prairie moon and convoy of freight trains. Governor Stewart names Montana exemption appeals board members confirmed by War Department.
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J. T. Ross
Charley Teers
Dillon
Great Falls
Stewart
War Department of Washington
John Davidson
Stockman
Lee M. M. Donoghue
Montana Federation of Labor
Butte
Isaac E. O. Pace
Farmer
Whitehall
Ed. A. Spottswood
Missoula
A. J. Galen
Helena
Robert Condon
Billings
Mark D. Hoyt
Glasgow
Geo. W. Millett
Waiting For Eight O Five In A War Time Moment
A narrator sits watching a clock fearing eight o five is late by fifteen seconds. He smokes and muses on home Beaverhead and a wartime future, recalling land and family duties, praying that Old Glory remains unfurled when God surveys the world.
Government agents foil poison plot in Kansas arrests
Three men in Kansas were arrested in a plan to spread disease by contaminating court plasters with germs including tetanus. U S district attorney Fred Robertson announced the plot was thwarted after government chemists found germ contamination. motives and full identities remain unclear.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Fred Robertson
United States
Adolph Eliel in Butte on Monday for business
Adolph Eliel spent Monday in Butte attending to matters of business.
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Adolph Eliel
Butte
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