Blackfoot Boy Among Killed In Action Near Taul
Washington March 5 War department officials confirm Lieutenant Stewart W Hoover of Tackfoot Ivano a West Point graduate killed in the March 1 German assault near Taul The casualty list includes one lieutenant and nine privates killed with several others wounded or missing Names and hometowns listed with brief biographical notes and service details Also mentions Doug Fairbanks film showings at Cory with 5c child and 10c adult tickets plus 1c war tax Open at noon daily
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Washington
War Department
West Point
Taul
Stewart W. Hoover
Tackfoot
Ivano
Pershing
Hoover
Acton
Furtmaen
Blackfoot
Ideno
Montpelier
Idaho
C. A. Hoover
Smith
Hig Don
Frank
E Russell. Marr
Napa
Cal
Doug” Fairbanks
the Cory
Enemies Property Sale Under Private Auction Today
New York March 5 United States alien property custodian announces private sale of German owned assets valued in millions. Properties include Countess Szechenyi holdings 3 million and Countess Hernatortf holdings 900 thousand, with others such as the Wampurg American fine. Sale price set to actual value, department stresses private, orderly process.
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New York
General Business Department
Countess Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Countess Hernatortf
Jeanne Duckemeyer
Joseph A. Bower
Divorce Decree Granted to Mrs Nattie Raney
Mrs Nattie Raney was granted a decree of divorce from Charles M. Raney by Judge A E Pratt of the district court. Custody of the children and $65 monthly alimony were awarded to the plaintiff. The case, filed on cruelty grounds and not contested by Mr Raney, cited desertion around Christmas 1917.
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Mra. Maltle Rarey
Charles MW. Ramay
A. E. Pratt
District Court
Aimane
Sulit
Divorce Granted After Cruelty Suit
Mary Ada Smith was awarded a divorce from Charles H. Smith by Judge Agee. Custody of seven minor children, $12 monthly alimony, attorney fees, and costs, plus the home at 247 Twenty-eighth Street. Action based on cruelty with alleged assault and resulting suffering. Marital date February 24, 1904 at Willard. Also notes about the Medical Board meeting details and members.
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Mary Ada Smith
Agee
Charles H. Smith
Hven
Coar
Twenty-eighth Street
Willard
American game discussion at fourth national conference
New York March 4. The American game bird topic dominates the fourth national conference of the American Game Protection. Speakers warn that quail grouse and woodcock are near extinction as war shortages strain meat supplies. The convention will advise on government recommendations to conserve birds amid the national effort to save food.
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New York
Lieut Slasmana Aide to Army Artillery School
Camp Kearny reports rapid progress in artillery training as 19 year old Lieut Slasmana and fellow officers fire three inch guns on the range. Major Leroy Mourns and Lt Byron J. Wayne supervise. several officers qualify with marksmanship and new gun placements are prepared for the big cannon. Three men discharged for physical defects. others reassigned to duties with engineers and frontier units. Sergeant James N McGee’s illness noted at National City.
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Ulah
Jeorge Cannon, S Jr
Whraynel
Ordera
Amr Muation
Stadley G. Drencer
Leroy Mourns
Firat Battilion
Byron J. Wayne
Thebr Ral
Vhasan
Sear
W. E. Kneasy
Alex R. Thomise
Ofmeers
Alanson Ferguson
Francis T. Fletcher
FE. W. Crocker
Roscoe Clasmann
Thomag Is. Walverson
A. K. He
Conkinny Barker
Eur C G. Duntop
Salk Lake
John W. Averett
Charles A. Porter
Wankington
D. C
Twentieth Engineers
Sergi
James N. McGee
B. McNiul
National City
Sergeant McGee
Mme Atvength
Oregon Short Line Employee Cains 20 Pounds
A workman from the Oregon Short Line Railroad, Talc, recounts dramatic health improvement after taking Tanlac. He attributes weight gain and renewed energy to the tonic, noting relief from indigestion, constipation, gas, and back pain after months of suffering. The testimonial appears in Ogden with local distributor details.
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Oregon
Cains
Pega
Talc
Joly J. Lowe
Oregon Shore Ne
West
Second Atreat
North
Sait Linke City
Jia the Roth
Orpid
Tala
Sam Svat
Vania
Talac
Ogden
A. R. Mer Intyre Bug Us
Montana Soldier On Casualty List
A Montana soldier is recorded as having died in a combat incident near Attawa Ontario. The casualty listing notes the name Martel five a Staw art of Paulson Mont among the fallen, with the report highlighting the ongoing toll of the war.
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Montana
Attawa
Ont
Stawart
Paulson, Mont
Touny
Heavy Bail for W W W Members in Salt Lake Case
Government says trial firm for the W W W cases before Judge Lands. Newark special counsel Fenrick K. Nebeker arrives from Logan after funeral. William J Waywood among chief conspirators, bond set at 15000, others released for health and dependents. Nebeker notes a suspicious bomb found near his area but little detail released.
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Ealt Lake
March
Dudga Lands
Fenrkc K. Nebeker
United States
Salt Lake
Logan
Iaraca
Neosbeker
Mr. Nebeker
Wiliam J. Waywood
Alan
Wan
Nebekeraid
Abbourr
Nebeker
Ihn
Neibeker Eas
Unclear court remarks on IWW conspiracy actions
The speaker questions suspected IWW conspirator activity and cautions that such acts would prejudice the cases and alienate sympathizers. He notes motions to restore papers and evidence from raids await Judge Landis ruling, with parts of the country awaiting decisions.
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Cam
Oreantantion
Adl
Tan
Nabexer
Landis
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