Hope of War Averted Rises From Bernstorff Conference
Berlin hosts a summit as Count von Bernstorff arrives in Europe, with German naval attaches summoned to discuss the submarine blockade. Dispatches suggest the blockade may be altered rather than lifted, amid questions of U S war risk and U boat warfare.
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Europe
von Bernstorff
London
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Berlin
Norwegian Mercantile Shipping Gazette
Reuter
Christiania
Count von Hernstorff
Germany
America
Copenhagen
Thaw Declared Lunatic by Philadelphia Court
Freder ick Gump Jr. of Kansas City accuses Harry K. Thaw of assault. The Common Pleas Court rules Thaw insane on March 13, delaying transfer to New York for trial and ordering confinement at St. Marys Hospital pending removal to a Pennsylvania asylum. The ruling follows a psychiatric report based on Thaw and his mother’s testimony.
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Philadelphia
Harry K. Thaw
Common Pleas Court
New York
Frederick Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Thaw
St. Mary’s Hospital
Pennsylvania
Trainmen to Strike Nationwide on March 17
Washington reports four railroad brotherhoods approved plans for a nation wide walkout starting March 17 unless eight hour day demands are met. Local union leaders from the southeast and southwest confirmed the agreement in St Louis and Washington.
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Washington
Southeastern
Southwest
St. Louis
Washington foresees US pullback from Belgian relief
State Department forecast possible early withdrawal of American participation in Belgian relief and the withdrawal of Ambassador Brand Whitlock from Brussels due to German submarine campaign pressure.
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Washington
Brand Whitlock
Brussels
State Department
Lincoln law clash ends with stairwell assault attempt
In Lincoln Nebraska two state Lower House members argued over the federal aid law on Tuesday. Their debate escalated as one legislator tried to shove the other down the stairway to the house chamber.
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Lincoln
Idaho Divorce Residence Length Increased to One Year
Governor Alexander signed a bill raising the required residence period for divorce from six months to one year. The measure does not take effect until six months from passage.
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Boise, Ida
Alexander
Lords Pass Second Reading on Titles Bill for Princes
London reports that the house of Lords approved a second reading of a bill to strip enemy princes of British titles and dignities. The government pledged to refer the measure to a special committee for further examination.
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London
House of Lords
Dentists urged to aid volunteers in need of dental fixes
The National Security League issued a nationwide appeal asking dentists to donate their services to make volunteers fit for military duty who are rejected due to defective teeth.
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New York
National Security League
Nine Hurt in Downtown Fire Blocks Traffic in Los Angeles
A downtown fire in Los Angeles left nine injured and twenty three overcome by smoke and hospitalized. The blaze halted traffic for hours and caused estimated damages likely not to exceed 125000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
German retirement on front near ce reported by Reuters
A Reuters dispatch from the British front reports a further German retirement on a front of about 4,000 to 5,000 yards with unknown depth. The note indicates movement away from positions rather than a full retreat and provides no details on casualties or specific localities.
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Cutter
Berneley
Cal
London
Reuter
Ince
Beaverhead County Plans Road Hearing and Bridge Bids
Beaverhead County Montana boards discusses a road petition and route agreement, cancels uncollectable taxes, reclaims warrants, and approves bridge bids for Wisdom and Van Camp. Officials confer on road viewers and health board appointments, and authorize purchases for the poor farm and county needs.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Theodor Nelson
D. D McKnight
J. E. Shaw
Jay S. Baker
W. T. Dodgson
Wisdom
van Camp
O. W. Peppard
Wisdom Bridge
van Camp Bridge
Dave Graham
J. H. Forbes
The
Midland Bridge Co
Lord Construction Co
H. W. Perham
Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Co
U. S. Bridge Co
Clifton, Applegate & Toole
Shaw
Daniel Tovey
Board of Health
Ed N. Evans
Peter Hansen
Lima Township
J. H. Gilbert
H. L. McCateb
George E. Baker
W. 8. Tash
8. S. Carruthers
J. P. Losst
B. L. Forsyth
Bitter Root- Big Hole
Forest Service
R. L. Craig
County Board of Educational Examiners
Graeter Grocery Company
Justices of the Peace
Manuel Robles
C. Deardorf
Della Paxson
R. L. Brown
Rosa Daniels
O. J. Woodworth
Joe May
Nick Dragoner
W. C. Melogue
Claire G. Schuler
K. T. Patrick
Frank Nelson
Dan Mooney
ER. W. Bell
L. H. Truax
K. J. Ripley
N. H. Truax
Asa G. Williams
Detective Pub. Co
Lima
Lima Mere.Co
Ss. L. RR. R. Co
Big Hole Com. Co
C. K. Wyman
K. Wyman, Boarding Pris. 212.00 Yawman & Frebe Mfg. Co
Dion D. G. Co
A. McDonald
F. D. Willis
Madison Pub. Co
Court
Fred Rife
H. B. Duff
Geo. Kelly Ooo
Mary L. Staves
Anc
C. H. Gilbert
Examiner Printing Co
E. Sutherland
N. Evans
Chas
R. Blake
Hughes & McCaleb
Fred ‘Nelson
J. M. Adair
Remington Typewriter Co
Dillon Water Works
Justice
Union
Tribune Pub. Co
Sullivan’ Byos
Corn Remedy Marketed as World’s Best in Dillon
Kupfer Drug Co. endorses a corn remedy sold in Dillon as the world’s best, highlighting its reputed effectiveness and local availability. The note emphasizes the product’s praised status and the retailer’s backing.
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Dillon
Kupfer Drug Co
County expenditures report from March 6 1917
The county records show payments to numerous suppliers and individuals for road camp needs, supplies, meats, coal, telephones, freight, and services. Totals listed include General Fund and Road Fund, with final sums and adjournment note by County Clerk JAY BAKER.
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Butte
George R. Oewhsli
Oxley
Bell
West Broadway
Butte, Mont
F. A. Blake
Chop House
Bannack and
Idaho Sts
Geo. Saito
Geo
M. Gosman
Montana Sts
Burfiend City Drug Store
Dillon, Mont
Jim D. Newness
M. Paumie
West
Gelena St
Butte,mont French
Mrs
May Gibson
Grant, Mont
Peril
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
J. N. Braden
State Pub. Co
Graeter Groc.’ Co
Olmsted- Stevenson Co
W. E. Chapman
J. W. Pignon
J. F. Hummell
Cael
C. M. Pyle
Beardsley
Expense
Northwest Coal Co
P. Lossl
Asbessachuce
Groc
Gsnett
Olmsted
Stevenson Co
Holyw. Co
Tel. Co
Tele- H. J. Smith
J. O. Melton
H.R. Paddock
J. K. Herman
Chas. E. Calvert
Walter Paddock
Kate ¥Ritzharris
Chadwick
D. Collier
House of Good Shepherd
R. W. Boone, Ton
W. Scott, Coal & Tfr. Co
Ates
Loss, Gr
John Banks
Jim Fun
Amanda St. Louis
Perry Waters
Rosette Sage
Sharkey
Catherine Schwartz
L. C. Stocker
Groes
Sharkey Children
Wm. Teers
Board
Vander _ DaUgN ooo
George Webber
Cleecedence
Ryburn & Blake, Co. Phys
Wm. Montgomery
D. D. McKnight
Crete 'General Fund Road Fund
Hee
Bridge Fund
Jay
Baker
John Sexton & Co
Lake and
Franklin Streets
C. L. Worth
Cr. L. Worth
Osteopath
George Brownback
South Washington Street
Holcomb
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone’s
R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
Tribune
Mission
H. F. East
Morse Street
Tattersall’s
Singer Sewing Machine
Royal Cafe
R. I
Fair Grounds
Black
Doctor Norcross
Norcross
Owsley Elk
Carter Ranch
Cody
Wyoming
Jack Kelly
T. J. Jenkins
Twin Bridges
Mont
C. H. Allen
North
South Atlantic Street
Bell Coal and Transfer Co
Johnson & Boone
Pearl I. Smith
Washington Nyhart
Point of Rocks
John A. Nyhart
J. L
C. A. Nyhart
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House
Curtis Hospital
Kingsbury Residence
Helena
E. Curtis
R.N
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