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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
7
A reflective editorial argues war's scars outlive battles with millions killed or maimed. It decries profiteering, gas warfare, and depopulation threats while urging humanitarian aid, reconstruction, and steadfast peace from the Republic. It condemns profiteers and urges mercy for the crushed and displaced.
By products from citrus fruit not fit for export are converted into citrate lime essential oil and other by products. Export decisions depend on capital costs while transporting citrate and oil to market is cheaper. The center of the by product industry is in the northeastern corner of Sicily. The industry is profitable yet still crude with primitive machinery.
Daniel Sheehan of Dubois Idaho a fur trapper faced severe stomach trouble in winter. He used Mayr s Wonderful Remedy reporting rapid relief after four doses and plans more. The ad notes permanent benefits for stomach liver and intestinal issues urging readers to try with guaranteed money back. Sold by Potts Dillon Mont and druggists everywhere Adv It.
News from the Balkans reports Bulgars occupying Rupel Dragotin and Spotovo forts near Demir Hissar and pressing toward Kaxalia. A revived Serbian force of 80 000 to 100 000 troops lands at Saloniki to reinforce Allied troops. French garrisons hold Verdun area with artillery duels and Alsace defenses near Altkirch.
Washington report on the League to Enforce Peace which formed in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, a year ago. President William H Taft and other notable figures outlined the group s aims toward a lasting postwar peace with limited, definite objectives rather than broad goals.
Candelario Cervantes, Villista bandit leader, was killed by American troops south of Cruces after a surprise attack on engineers repairing the motor truck road. He was beaten back and pursued into the hills by engineers reinforced by the Seventeenth Infantry. One other Mexican, Jose Bencorne, and one American were killed. two Americans wounded.
A lone gunman barricaded in a San Francisco bay boathouse fought fifty policemen for half an hour Friday. He killed Police Sergeant John Moriarity before officers forced the door, found the defender dead on the floor, and captured the boat house after shooting the lock off.
Salem Oregon William L Paterson a cigar store owner shot and killed his wife and baby daughter and then fatally shot himself. Neighbors say he was mentally unbalanced from worry over his wife who had been ill.
Charles D. Hilles, chairman of the Republican National Committee, arrived in Chicago on Friday and will stay through the party’s national convention starting June 7.
Lieutenant Clarence Alvin Richards commander of the U S destroyer Fanning was killed by an electric shock at the Sag Harbor Light and Power Company station.
The Rockefeller Foundation announced a one million dollar appropriation for war relief in Poland, Serbia, Montenegro, and Albania. Funds will be spent at the discretion of the foundation's executive committee.
President Wilson told the League to Enforce Peace that the United States stands ready to join in a universal association of nations to safeguard a common order and peace. He urged absolute freedom of the seas and guarantees of territorial integrity and political independence as keys to a lasting settlement.
Washington court jurors acquitted all three Riggs bank officials on perjury charges after nine minutes of deliberation. The speedy verdict ends a high profile case involving the bank and its executives.
Three killed and one seriously injured when their car collided with a moving express train at a railroad crossing in Singac New Jersey. Police reported two men and one woman died at the scene and another woman was rushed to a hospital in critical condition.
A Sunday storm hit Enid and northern Oklahoma with wind and hail. Garfield County suffered major damage at Fairmount with seven buildings wrecked. Two people in Enid were lightly injured.
Senator Lewis of Illinois introduces a resolution asking the president to propose European belligerents accept mediation. Each side would name a neutral country to form a board of arbitration presided by the president. The plan aims at a fair, world peace oriented settlement rather than favoritism. President Wilson says neutral intervention depends on mutual understanding to preserve global interests.
In New York defense testimony for Dr Arthur Warren Waite in the murder trial of his father in law John E Peck describes the defendant as an immoral monster with only insane knowledge of right and wrong.
Harold Be. Callow an Englishman was ordered deported after a street speech in Denver in which he cursed the American flag and urged anarchy as a remedy for social troubles. Deportation proceedings began following the Washington order received Friday.
Dr Richard Cockburn Maclaurin president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announces new MIT buildings to be dedicated this summer with ceremonies planned.
A powerful tornado swept over Wimbledon North Dakota at 5 am Thursday causing serious injuries to six people and about 300000 dollars in property damage across the surrounding area.
The house military committee approved an army appropriation bill carrying 145 million dollars on Thursday. The measure includes provisions to implement the Hay Chamberlain reorganization act.
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