Packerd Find Defenders Washington Aug 22
The House passes a measure to extend the Lever food control act to cover clothing, containers of food, feed or fertilizers, fuel oil, and implements used in production. It also proposes a $5,000 fine or two years imprisonment for profiteering and adds retailers under $100,000 annual business to possible action. Debate centers on regulation of meat packers and profiteering amid high food prices.
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Georgia
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Stars Try To Settle Actors Strike In Theaters
A five member committee prominent in the theatre world but unaffiliated with Actors Equity or Producing Managers association attempted to mediate between striking actors and managers. Seated left to right E. H. Sothern chairman Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske and Howard Pyle standing Lowell Sherman and Leo Dietrichstein. Photo 1 by International Film.
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Producing Managers’ Association
E. H. Sothern
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Howard Pyle
Lowell Sherman
Leo Dietrichstein
International Film
Polish Armies Rout Bolsheviks Push Across Front
Polish troops crushed Bolsh EV I k forces and advanced north and south of the Pripet marshes east of Brest Litovsk capturing Rovno and nearby fortresses. Ukrainian forces seized Odessa after severe fighting as Denikine and Petliura push against Bolshevik units. Army strength estimates place Bolshevik front lines at 39 000 north 187 000 west 148 000 south and 133 000 east with central resistance fading.
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Luts
Omsk
Turkestan
Permanent U S Force on Rhine Reaches 7000
Washington reports that American forces remaining in Germany after September 30 will total nearly 7,000 officers and men. In San Diego aviators and troopers aided by Mexican troops searched today for Lieuts. F. B. Waterhouse and C. M. Connelly, missing since Wednesday after a border patrol flight from Yuma Aziz to Rockwell Field.
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Rockwell Field
Prince of Wales greeted in Quebec with formal addresses
The Prince of Wales was formally welcomed to Quebec today with addresses at the legislative buildings. Premier Sir Lomer Gouin spoke for the province and Mayor Lavigneur for the city.
Senators Back Food Relief for Drouth Victims
A Senate committee on military affairs favored the Walsh bill authorizing the president to distribute Montana surplus war food supplies to drouth sufferers. The bill allows the president to allocate all or part of the state’s allotment as he sees fit, with Senator Myers urging approval.
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Youthful pair reach 1919 US amateur final
Pittsburg Aug 2 Jones a 17 year old phenom and Davidson Herron of this city will be the 1919 national amateur golf champion before sundown tomorrow. The Oakmont club hosts the final after both survived from 116 starters in the USGA tournament. Jones beat W C Fownes Jr five up and three to play. Herron defeated J Wood Platt seven and six. Herron has Oakmont support while Jones eyes an 18th birthday crossing into the title round.
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President Wilson May Welcome Pershing in New York
Washington Aug 22 President Wilson may greet General Pershing on his return to New York next month according to White House indications Paris Aug 22 General Pershing who has been visiting the Italian battle front returned to Paris today
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Mallan Battle Front
Cohan Nearing Heroic Move to Break Actors Strike
George M. Cohan, Broadway idol and Producing Managers’ Protective association figure, plans to retire from play production and devote $100,000 to a new independent actors organization. He aims to aid a break from organized labor influence and uplift stage spirit, with 900 actors backing the effort and a committee to draft constitution and by laws tonight.
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New York
George M. Cohan
Broadway
Producing Managers’ Protective Association
Louis Mann
Actors’ Equity Association
Cohan
Managers’ Association
Mann
Adt
Treaty Report May Come Soon
Senate foreign relations committee halted its public hearings to advance a peace treaty report planned for next week. Senator Hitchcock Nebraska Democratic leader expects the report to reach the full Senate with Republican cooperation. Additional debate focused on international organization provisions and trade resumption with Germany as Joseph Folk is slated to testify, with Greek and mid European voices followed by Irish claims hearings.
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Nebraska
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Colorado
Fall
New Mexico
Wilson
Germany
Joseph W. Folk
Relief Fires Devour Montana District With $1.4 Million Trim
In district No 1 of the forest service fires cost 1.4 million dollars so far this season Assistant District Forester Glenn Smith says. Fires burn across many areas with 75 serious blazes reported and little relief anticipated. Some timber valued at 2 million faces danger while large tracts in Selway Lolo and Clearwater remain out of control. Associates plan two Martin aircraft for patrol. Helena reports the Norman creek fire under control and the Dry Gulch blaze largely contained.
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Selway
Clearwater
Lolo Forest
Powell
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Nez Perce
Eagles Board Backs Self Government Principle at Convention
A resolution endorsing extending self government in its truest sense was adopted by the grand council at the Fraternal Order of Eagles national convention in New Haven Conn. The Aug 22 session affirmed the principle as a core value guiding the organization.
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Fagles Foi
Litigation Involving Rich Ore Bodies May Settle
Market reports indicate an out of court agreement may end lawsuits over the Elm Orlu and Black Rock Mines. Lawyers handling the case refused to confirm or deny settlement talks.
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Elm Orlu
Black Rock Mines
Settlement Rumor Involves Kim Ohu Black Rock Suit
Parties in the Kim Ohu-Black Rock case were rumored to have settled out of court in a deal satisfactory to all sides. The federal case before Judge Bourquin involves Clark interests suing Butte & Superior for ore rights in the Rainbow lode of the Black Rock mine and for value of ores already extracted, with ore value estimated between 10 and 15 million dollars.
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Butte & Superior Company
Rainbow Lode
Butte & Superior
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William Wallace
W. A. Clarke
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Federal Court of Montana
Butte
Minerals Separation
Butte& Superior Company
Elm Ortu
Clark Montana Realty Company
Minerals Separation Sux
Wriiten
Paration Company
United States Supreme Court
Butte & Superior l
White friend of Negro runs out of Texas
AUSTIN Texas Aug. 22 J R Shillady white secretary of the NAACP was severely beaten and sent aboard a train to St Louis after being warned to quit Austin County Judge Dave J Pickle said the attack was carried out by himself Constable Charles Hamby and Ben Pierce who would not shirk responsibility Pickle emphasized charges were not filed yet Shillady had met with Negroes when warned whites would be troubled if left alone He reportedly whipped him and ordered him to leave for the best interest of Austin and the state
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Texas
J. R. Shillady
Assciation For the Advancement Colored People
St. Louis
Shillady
Dave J. Pickle
Travis
Pickle
Charles Hamby
Ben Pierce
The Sunday Standard Promises Local Interest and Humor
The Sunday Standard offers stories and features for Butte and Anaconda readers with local life vignettes in The Talk of the Town editorial, plus nationally and internationally themed articles. It emphasizes light breezy literature and extensive illustrations aimed at a broad Montana audience.
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