Father of Lincoln Post 15 Remembered
Sera J4ckeon called the father of Lincoln post after visiting old associates in Low Ans keles yesterday. Veterans from Lincoln post the Sons of Veterans and the Women’s Relief Corps gathered for a quiet commemoration led by Estella Worth. Comrade Jackson spoke of old days and officers were announced while Ruth Turton Clara Daly Peter Breen Malcolm Gillis and others offered short addresses on Lincoln camp Grand Army and related groups. Comrade Jackson left with bright recollections of Grand Army folks from his old-time home.
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Sera J4ckeon
Lincoln Post
G. A. Hutte
Fere
Low
Anskeles
Sons of Veterans
Ruth Eo Turton
Lincoln Camp
Comrade Makinson
Grand Army
Clara O'Connor Daly
Women's Relief Corps
Peter Breen
The
Malcolm Gillis
Clara Kirkendall Potter
Helen Julia Jackson Faker
Alf Hauswirth
G. 8. Barnhart
Kathryn ©. Sterling
Mariel Steinborn
Brintonna
Jackson
One Offender Appears 19 Just Out of Prison
In police court yesterday Hessie Taylor and Fannie Briggs, both colored, faced vagrancy charges amid suspected ties to alley thefts. Briggs, recently paroled from Deer Lodge, faced a $20 fine with potential release today. Taylor received a similar $20 fine at morning, then recharged in the afternoon for another vagrancy count.
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Hessie ‘Taylor
Fannie Briggs
Briggs
Deer Lodge
Jude
Hessie Taylor
Taylor
Taft urges League of Nations at Paris conference
Former President Taft told delegates of the Southern Commercial congress in Baltimore that a league of nations to enforce peace is inevitable as the stars revolve toward it. He warned that without such a league emerging from Paris, the peace effort would fail, and that broad support is essential.
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Baltimore
Paris
Horoscope for Wednesday December 11 1918
Astrology predicts a doubtful day with adverse Venus and Neptune Though Mars brings potential promotions for soldiers and reforms practical persons may benefit The forecast foresees religious excitement social tension and credence to spiritism while New York anticipates a spectacular event The South may yield a future statesman readable but the birthdate crowd could face a troublesome year
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Mars
Neptune
New York
South
Meclure
Drunks in Police Court Fined and Bonds Forfeited
Twenty drunks appeared in police court yesterday. Four paid fines of 85 each. Five had bonds of 5 forfeited. The remaining defendants were dismissed.
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Yeaterday
Health board notes influenza decline and merchant aid
Health meeting reports indicate the epidemic is subsiding with 26 influenza cases and 4 deaths in 24 hours. Acting secretary Dr Maitler presented the county board’s plan to regulate hours for city and county inspectors and to disinfect residences after each case. Merchants reported strong cooperation, with stores keeping crowds dispersed and even temporarily closing to enforce rules.
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Donohue
HA. Maitler Haseen
Trevor Bowen
Washington School” Emergency Hospital
Howen
The
Presen County Board
Merchants’ Committee
E. H. J. Lonsky
Eos
Counter Revolution in Full Swing in Potsdam
Copenhagen reports a counter revolutionary movement in Potsdam with Hamburg’s soldiers and workers council claiming a plot to arrest leaders, suppress workers by force, and restore authority. Several dissenters including prominent journalists and former Reichstag member Herr Blumm are mentioned.
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Copenhagen
Potsdam
Tic
Soldiers and Workers’ Council
Hamburg
Herr Blumm
Ber
Reichstag
Hart Disclaims Pro German Leanings in Inquiry
Dec 10 Prof Albert of Harvard testified that his record and writings on German propaganda show no place for him among pro German circles. He described acquaintances with pro Germans but said he never shared their views and refused to join the German University Alliance invitation from Otto Merkel of Newark to avoid identification with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Harvard University
Pudc
Nate
Hart
Otto Merkel
Newick
Steadying Hog Market Prices At U S Food Admin Meeting
Chicago reports extensive changes in average hog prices at livestock centers as the United States Food Administration stabilizing committee announces new averages. Pittsburg will set an example price of 17.65 dollars, replacing the prior 17.80. In another item, Jim Namas and six others are convicted of gambling, fined ten dollars each, and appeal notices are filed.
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Chicago
United States Food Administration
Stabilization and Control Committee
Pittsburg
Jim Namas
Bil Cletus
Enraged crowd lynches Negro in Wyoming town
In Green River Wyoming James Woodson a Black man was seized from jail by about 500 railroad workers and lynched after allegedly shooting a railroad switchman and wounding another. The mob action comes amid tense labor unrest and local panic. Minnie Laine files for divorce from John Laine in Helena claiming failure to provide threats to kill and other accusations.
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Green River, Wyo
James Woodson
Union Pacific
Miller
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Washington Wagner
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DR. Davis
Fain Modern Aeth
Bridgew, Miver
Board of Health
A. C. M. Hardware House
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Horlick
Tish Maloney
North Main Street
Columbia Newbro Drug Co
West Park Street
J. H. Jackson
Presidert Taft
League OF Nations
County Board
Committee On Patrol
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Wyoming
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John Laine
Helena
Ares
Fale
Marty Roberts
West Galena
Streg
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