Russia Proclaims Republic After Korniloff Revolt End
London and Petrograd dispatches report General Korniloff arrested and the revolt quelled. The provisional government proclaims a Russian republic and appoints Kerensky as head of state with five ministers handling state affairs. Petrograd restricts entry to the city after Sept 23 to curb overcrowding.
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London
Russia
Kornioff
Petrograd
Korniloff
Moscow
Kerensky
Yaroudil
M. Kerensky
M. Terestchenko
General Verkhovsky
Verdervski
Marine
M. Nikitin
Posts and Telegraphs
Ministry of
Interior
Ant
Petrograd Soldiers and Workers Deputies Reject Maximalist Plan
At a Petrograd council plenary session the radical Maximalist resolutions were defeated. Delegates adopted a plan for a strong revolutionary bourgeois element and called for an immediate general conference of the organized democracy to form a government until a constituent assembly meets. The present government would stay in power until then, with a conference to be held in Petrograd by Sept. 25.
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Petrograd
German Armies Preparing Retreat From Flanders
Amsterdam dispatch reports German forces withdrawing from Flanders. Roulers population moved, Osten evacuation under way, Courtrai 2,000 residents have left, Belgians forced to work on Tourcoing defenses. French agency notes Wikaders evacuated to Courtral Thoumat line.
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Amsterdam
Handelsblad
Roulers
Osten
Courtrai
Tourcoing
Haze- Browsk
France
Wikaders
Courtral-Thoumat
Smuggle Out Gold At Sea Port Seized On Spanish Steamer
Customs officials boarded a Spanish steamer ready to depart for Europe and seized 40300 dollars in gold hidden inside a barrel of salt pork. An investigation by the federal attorney led to the arrest of three crew members for violating Wilson’s September 10 proclamation restricting gold exports without a license.
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Golf Port
Federal
Patriot Attorney
Wilson
Conferees At Odds On Big War Tax Measure
Washington September 19 Conferees from the senate and house clash over the war tax bill as final action nears. Simmons leading the senate group said votes may stretch to Friday with enactment likely next week. Progress is shown on key issues including a zone system for second class mail rates and the war profits and income tax sections.
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Washington
Senate
House
Simmons
Camp Lewis Readies for Second Army Draft Quota
Camp Lewis Washington prepares for the second National Army quota of 647 men arriving today. The receiving station stays open all night with three officer shifts and meals provided on wire notice. Among the expected arrivals are 18 conscientious objectors from Seattle and one who refuses to wear a uniform.
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Tacoma
Wash
Camp Lewis
National Army
Seattle
Wreck in Butte Claim Third Victim
Helena reports the Great Northern wreck near Boulder on Friday killed Thomas B. Parsons and injured others. Engineer H. J. Carter and Fireman Rutledge died at the scene. Coroner's jury concluded an engine explosion occurred but did not determine if it caused the wreck or followed it.
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Helena
Great Northern
Boulder
Thomas B. Parsons
H. J. Carter
Rutledge
Great Falls
Jefferson County
Liberty motor passes final test for air supremacy
Washington reports the liberty aeroplane engine has passed its final test and is a complete and gratifying success. Secretary Baker announced that the United States is relying on the engine to establish air superiority over Germany in France.
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Washington
Liberty
United States
France
Baker
Engineer Admits He Was Asleep At Time Of Wreck
Aurora reports engineer A C Carlson of a Burlington freight line said he dozed off while on duty causing a collision with a stock train at Earlville. Seven men died and Carlson told Coroner Norton he had been ill for days and dozed about ten miles before Hafville.
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Aurora
Ill
A. C. Carlson
Burlington
Earlville
Til
Norton
Hafi- Ville
Notice of Sale of School Bonds District 33 Beaverhead
Legal notice announces sale of seven Montana school bonds issued to purchase two school lots and build two schoolhouses. Bonds total 3200 dollars, six at 500 and one at 200, 6 percent interest, due in 20 years, redeemable in 10. Bids due Oct 4, 1917, at Nicholia clerk's office.
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Board of Trustees
Feaverhead County
State of Montana
Nicholia
Beaverhead
Montana
Couron
State Board of Land Commissioners
Dell
Geo
A. Whitworth
Timber for Sale in Beaverhead National Forest Montana
Sealed bids due October 1, 1917, to the District Forester Missoula for about 180 acres in unsurveyed Section 2 T7S R138W Grasshopper Creek area. Estimated 500000 feet B M lodgepole pine and Douglas fir timber. Minimum bid 3 per feet B M. Deposit with bid 150. Right to reject all bids. Obtain full sale details from Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana.
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National Forest
Missoula
Montana
Grasshopper Creek
Beaverhead National Forest
Dillon
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Rose B Hunsaker
Notice is given by I F Hunsaker administrator of the estate of Rose B Hunsaker deceased to creditors and all claims to be exhibited with vouch ers within four months after first publication at Lew L Callaway law office Dillon Montana in Beaverhead County. Dated August 28 1917.
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Rose B. Hunsaker
Lew L. & E. J. Callaway
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Robbins v Robbins divorce summons in Beaverhead Montana
Orin O. Robbins sues Lillian I. Robbins in Beaverhead County Montana for a divorce. The defendant is summoned to answer within twenty days after service or a default judgment will be entered. The case cites a July 14 1916 date at Butte Montana as the basis for the decree sought.
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District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Orin O. Robbins
Lillian I. Robbins
Butte, Mortana
Desertion Prolonged Suit Filed in County Court
The defendant willfully deserted the plaintiff and abandonment has continued for over a year preceding the action. A detailed statement is in the complaint on file with the clerk of the county court. Witnessed by the court seal on September 12, 1917. Frep Rice, Clerk. Deputy J Anson Baxter. Attorneys Pease and Stephenson, Dillon, Montana.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
In this day of efficiency many failures stem from disordered stomachs. Stomach trouble undermines energy and vitality. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy targets the seat of the disease for stomach liver and intestinal issues. Potts the Druggist sells it.
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Mayr
Potts
Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a $500 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $250 reward for the conviction of any camp robber. The notice seeks to deter theft and burglary within its jurisdiction.
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Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association
Dillon Carriage Works Offers Disc Sharpener Service
Ready ahead of planting season Dillon Carriage Works invites farmers to sharpen dies plows and harrows. A Giant Wonder Disc sharpener promises top quality work at reasonable prices for effective field preparation.
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Dillon Carriage Works
Mothers and Daughters urged to preserve surplus produce
A government appeal urges women across states to organize canning preserving and drying efforts to prevent waste of perishable fruits and vegetables. Secretary Houston and the agriculture department extend the campaign emphasizing home action in every city and town.
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Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Department
Department of Agriculture
Local Women Urged to Buy Fresh Winter Garden and Orchard Supplies
Remarks call on women without gardens to pitch in and purchase full supplies for local consumption. Emphasizes welfare of the nation and saving products for home use amid low Ammedia prices. Citizens urged to stretch shelves with a winter garden and orchard.
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Flanders
George E. Haskell
Chicago
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Butte
U. & Aviation Engine
Wm. M. Harrison
Carl Rogers
Trustees of
Beaverhead County
Walter J. Crowell
I. F. Huunsaker
Dillon Horse Sale CO
Clyde Moore
Geo. E. Ditty
Frep Rice
J. Anson Baxter
Pease & Stephenson
Dillon, Mont
Curtis Hospital
South Washington Street
Kingsbury Residence
Helena BH. Curtis
R. N
George R. Oechsli
Bell
West Broadway
Butte, Mont
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