Chicago woman denounces Democratic party as autocratic
Mrs Medill McCormick of Chicago accuses the Democratic party of democracy prating while being autocratic and labels non-partisanism as inefficiency. She argues that a woman aware of the historical obstacles to female emancipation cannot fathom supporting the party.
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Medill McCormick
Chicago
Democratic Party
Baker Returns Home After Army Service and Training
George Baker of Ditton, second lieutenant in Infantry, recently attached to the American army athletic staff in France, returned to the United States and passed through Butte on his way home. He was promoted to corporal, trained with Company D, earned several athletic medals in Lyons and St Aignan, and was commissioned as second lieutenant on March 14, 1919 after more than 37 months overseas. Baker, Dillon correspondent for the Anaconda Standard before the war, plans to take a vacation and then pursue college studying the literary field with his family in Dillon.
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George Baker
Ditlon
Teutenant
France
United States
Butte
Baker
Dillon Hight
Second
Montana Infantry
Tate
Germany
Great Falls
Lyons
St. Aignfan
Stinus
la Val Bonne
Hunter Liggett
Dillon
Moonshiner Still Raided Near Butte in Rockies
Sheriff O Rourke and deputies raided a hidden mountain moonshine operation five miles south of Butte in the Rockies. They found a concealed plant with 300 gallons of fermenting mash and 500 pounds of charcoal. The operators fled. two shots were fired at fleeing suspects. Equipment including boiler and worm were seized. Raids indicate widespread illicit distilling in the region.
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Rockies
Butte
O'Rourke
Spiller
Whalen
Davy O'Connor
Smith, Spiller
Sullivan
Mann and
Groff
Federal Service
Old
Kentucky
Virginia
Building activity drops in July 1918 reports
From the national federal reserve system and Charles Austin secretary of the Putte Chamber of Commerce figures show July 1918 building spending at 107150 compared with 480445 the prior year a decrease of 26705. For January to July 1918 total spending reached 349493 up from 429088, with an expected year end gain as construction continues.
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National Federal Reserve System
Charles
Austin
Putte
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