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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1918

Page

12

Russia Signs Brest-Litovsk Peace With Germany

London report says Bolshevik delegates signed the peace treaty at Brest-Litovsk after delays. Turkey gains Batoum Kars and Karaband. German Austrian rivals clash over spoils. Petrograd fears German advance, civil action and evacuation while French front actions continue.

London Russia Brest- Litovsk Berlin Lenine Trotzky Turkey Batoum Kars Karaband trans-Caucasia German Socialista Germany Austria Thither Ukraine Gerinda Petrograd Narva Bolsheviki Council Red Guard Paris Rheims

Sinking U Boats Reported by British Admiral

London March 6 Sir Eric Geddes first lord of the British admiralty told the House of Commons entente warships were destroying under water boats in increasing numbers, signaling optimistic progress in anti submarine efforts.

London Sir Eric Geddes British Admiralty House of Commons

Ole Hanson Elected Seattle Mayor

Ole Hanson former Washington state legislator was chosen mayor of Seattle with a majority of more than 3500 votes over former corporation counsel James E. Bradford. Hanson led early and widened the margin as returns progressed. Bradford’s campaign manager conceded before the count finished. Mayor H C Gill was eliminated in the primaries.

Seattle Ole Hanson Washington James E. Bradford Hanson Bradford H.C. Gill

Army sergeant gets 30 years for utterances

William Nimke of Torrington Conn a sergeant at Camp Devens was sentenced to 30 years for unpatriotic utterances. He faced three counts with two convictions including remarks about surrender to Germany and acting independently if sent to Europe, drawing wide attention.

Ayer Mass William Nimke Torrington Conn Camp Devens United States Atlantic Europe

Exact Date of Next Draft Announced Soon

Washington reports the provost marshal general’s office prepared an important announcement on the timing and method of the second draft levy. The first group is expected to move to camp in April, with publication delayed pending congressional action on selective service amendments.

Washington Sto Camp Congress Crowder

Enemy Alien Property Being Sold by Palmer

New York March 6 enemy property in business concerns partly owned by German residents tied to millions in value will be sold privately. Properties include Countess Szechenyi’s holdings of 9 million, Countess Bernstorff’s investments 900 thousand, and larger assets such as the Hamburg America Line. Joseph A. Bower says private sales set prices equal to actual value.

New York General Business Department Countess Szechenyi Gladys Vanderbilt Countess Bernstorff Jeanne Luckemeyer Joseph A. Bower

President to seize German owned piers in Hoboken

The Senate appropriations committee postponed action on Wilson’s request for authority to obtain full legal title to German owned piers of the North German Lloyd and Hamburg American lines at Hoboken New Jersey pending explanation.

Washington Wilson Lloyd and Hamburg-American Steamship Lines Hoboken N. J Senate Appropriations Committee

Americans Repulse Fierce Hun Attack Near Toul

American troops beat back a strong German assault in a Toul salient. A West Point captain from the class of 1917 was killed leading a raid into No Man's Land. German casualties were heavy, with two officers captured or wounded and many enemy dead in snowbound trenches.

France Toul West Point Salient No Man's Land Kyles Man's’Land 78Th Hanover

Wireless plant seized from Pfund setup in Sayville era

Federal officers seized a powerful wireless apparatus once owned by Richard Pfund, former manager of German Telefunken plants, found in a room in a tower at 111 Broadway New York. Experts say it could have been assembled in about thirty minutes.

New York Germany Richard Pfund Telefunken Sayville N. Y Tuckerton N. J Broadway

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Mrs Ellen O'Grady Elen O'Grady Palmer U. S No Man’s Land Discover Wireless Army U.S First National Bank OF Dillon State Bank of Dillon Beaverhead State Bank OF State Bank of Wisdom
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