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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

2

Training Camp Instruction for Utah Citizens at Fort Douglas

Utah residents a 26 day camp at Fort Douglas Salt Lake City will cost participants 10 dollars with government paying transportation clothing food and ammunition. Captain Murphy notes the Western Department outlines provide military training rules procedures and course details for cadet soldiers in 1916.

Dillon Freeman Bassett S. A. Maginnis Fort Douglas Salt Lake City San Francisco Cal Secretary of War United States Pine Street John B. Murphy Coast ,Artillery Corps Western Department Regular Army

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Dillon Resident

A Dillon resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured a severe kidney attack after other medicines failed. The ad urges readers to try the Buffalo company remedy, priced at 50 cents, with Foster Milburn Co. as advertisers.

Dean Dillon Paul Brown Idaho Street Doan Mr. Brown Foster- Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N.Y

Tribune Book Store Offers Fine Duplicating Second Sheets

The Tribune Book store advertises high quality duplicating second sheets for letters. The brief note calls attention to available options and invites customers to inquire.

Tribune Book

Russians Grapple With Austrians as Prisoner Total Climbs

Across the eastern front from Riga to Bukovina heavy fighting continues as Russians push against Austrians and Germans. Prisoners taken since the start of the offensive exceed 114000 with a recent capture of over 1300 near Bobulintze.

Gulf OF Riga Bukowina Verdun London Riga Jasielda Pripet Pripet Marshes Bobulintze Buezacz Galicia Teutons Thiaumont Fort Vaux Fort Souville Fort Tavannes France Belgium Champagne Berlin Trent Rome Arsa Pasubio Posina-Astico Lina Asago Lugana Maso Torrent Victor Emmanuel Scurelle Lagarina Valley Confugna

German reply to British Poland relief distribution

The German response to the British counter proposal on civilian relief in Poland is described as largely arguing against the British stance and labeling it unreasonable per an Overseas News agency summary.

Berlin Poland

Democratic Leaders See Inspiring Campaign Ahead

In St. Louis Democratic leaders foresee a campaign marked by stirring oratory and a clash of intellects between President Wilson and Mr. Hughes, with little personality mudslinging.

St. Louis Wilson Hughes

Preparedness Parade Draws 20000 Citizens Led by White Gown Nurses

Seattle watchers describe a June 10 parade with twenty thousand participants mostly walking. The lead column consisted of 2,000 women in white attire, nurses caps, and Red Cross badges on their sleeves.

Seattle Red Cross

Kansas Progressive Falls in Line

St Louis Henry Allen a Kangan Progressive leader backed Hughes and on Monday said Colonel Roosevelt will likely join the Hughes campaign.

Kansas St. Louis Henry Allen Hughes Roosevelt

Missouri Town Swings From Dry to Wet Vote

Chillecothe Missouri voters approved a local option to end the dry status by a wide margin. The town had previously been wet four years ago by nineteen votes after four years dry.

Chillecothe

Argentina Elects Hipolito Irigoyen President

Buenos Aires reports Hipolito Irigoyen elected by the electoral college to succeed Victoriano de la Plaza as president of the republic. He is the nominee of the radical party.

Argentina Buenos Aires Hipolito Irigoyen Republic Victoriano de la Plaza Radical Party

Dutch steamer Rei Jnct leaves mails in England

Berlin reports the Dutch steamer Rei Jnct sailing from Amsterdam to the Dutch East Indies was forced to drop her mails in England, according to the Overland News agency.

Berlin Amsterdam Dutch East Indies Overland News Agency England

Fire at Rainbow Cottage Endangers 200 Children

A blaze at Rainbow Cottage, home for 200 crippled children in South Euclid near Cleveland, prompted a general alarm at 3 30 am Monday. All the children were rescued and safety secured.

Cleveland Rainbow Cottage South Euclid Here Childern

Swedish steamer Emy destroyed by mine off Falsterbo

Reuters report from Malmo states the Swedish steamer Emy was destroyed by a mine off Falsterbo. Five crew members were killed in the explosion.

London Reuter Malmo Sweden Emy Falsterbo

Wilson Endorses Marshall for Vice Presidency

Secretary Baker arrives with Wilson draft platform confirming President's preference for Thomas R. Marshall. Baker states the president has not considered other nominees and supports Marshall's renomination, while outlining a progressive platform focused on peace preparedness and prosperity. A large Democratic campaign will feature top speakers across the nation.

St. Louis Wilson Thomas R. Marshall Newton D. Baker Marshall Baker Indiana White House Secretary Baker Mr. Marshall Ohio Senator Stone Missouri Resolutions Committee Washington Supreme Court Progressive Party Lane James Kentucky Claud Kitchin North Carolina House Lewis Hollis Reed Owen Senate

British Cruiser Hampshire Sunk by German Submarine

Berne dispatch to the Morning Post reports that the British cruiser Hampshire was sunk by a German submarine. The Berlin sources describe a chaotic pursuit and decisive torpedo strike affecting British naval operations during the conflict.

London Berne Morning Post Hampshire

Letcher Promoted in Foreign Trade Advisory Bureau

Marion Letcher formerly consul at Chihuahua Mexico is named acting chief of the state department foreign trade advisory bureau succeeding Charles A. Holder who resigned from the post.

Washington Marion Letcher Chihuahua Mexico State Department Foreign Trade Advisory Bureau Charles A. Holder

Diplomats Seek $75,000 for Foreign Post Support

Washington reports Secretary Lansing asked Congress to appropriate 75 000 dollars to cover increased living costs for diplomats stationed at foreign capitals. He argued higher expenses require additional allowances for diplomatic officers abroad.

Washington Lansing Congress

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War Department Utah Letcher Limbert Dillon Furniture Co General Furniture Distributors Western Electric Farm Lighting Bell Telephones Idaho St Dillon, Mont E. H. Brundage Undertaker Montana
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