War Savings Drive 10 Stage Show Opens in Butte
A War Savings drive event begins at Park and Main with a touring truck managed by Mrs Arnold A Sheuerman and assisted by Mrs Earl Pratt and others. The program runs daily from 11 30 am, featuring slogans and painted Kaiser and crown prince effigies by Gus Stenberg. Booths at Finlen, Thornton, Hennessy, Symons, Post Office News, and Montana Power report strong attendance and active fundraising.
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Park
Main Streets
Arnold A. Sheuerman
Butte
Earl Pratt
North Mai
West Park
Silver Bow
Gus Stenberg
Big Four Sign Company
Kaiser
Crown Prince
Finlen Hotel
Tom Walker
L. C. Evans
J. K. Hesler
James Finlen
Frank Walker
Thornton Hotel
F. M Lamb
Hennessy's
Ethel Hannifin
Symons
J.D. McGregor
Post Office
Sol Jenzberger
Montana, Power — Company
Leonard Pearn
Soldi ers and Bonds Discharged soldiers face liberty bonds payments
Washington reports that discharged soldiers who do not wish to continue payments on Liberty bonds subscriptions made through the army may seek relief or modification of terms. The notice signals forthcoming guidance from authorities on handling post service bond obligations for veterans.
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Washington
Army officers outline partial subscription cancellations
Army officers said payments already made will be returned and the subscription canceled though few subscriptions are expected to be nullified. The bonds released by this arrangement will not be returned to the market.
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Ganization
Army
Congressman's Questionnaire Delinquent Draft Charge
Olympia Washington December 11 classification of Congressman C C Dill as a draft delinquent by a Spokane draft board reached the state selective service department. Dill wired he will mail his questionnaire to state draft headquarters. Officials said he has 10 days to file and avoid delinquent status.
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Olympia
Wash
C.C. Dill
Spokane
State Selective Service Department
Dill
Washington
Germans Ask Allies to Help Maintain Quiet
Paris dispatch reports armistice renewal talks opening at Treves in Rhine province. German delegates request allied reinforcement at selected points to aid German authorities in keeping order, with possible pressure for extended occupation in Central Germany. Allies reportedly to limit troop movements to essential occasions only.
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Paris
Treves
Rhenish
Prussia
Matin
Wes
Germany
Railroad Wages Expected to Stay After Peace
Washington decisional report states the railroad administration will not cut wages for railroad workers after peace is declared. If government control extends five years as suggested by Director General McAdoo, wages are likely to remain at current levels.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
McAdoo
Striking Omaha Street Railway Men Vote to Return
Omaha December 12 strikers of the Omaha and Council Bluffs street railway voted at the Labor temple to return to work ending a nine day strike. Cars will resume operation at 4 pm this afternoon after a national union order from President Mahon to return.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha and Council
Germans Receive Russian Gold In Paris Armistice Deal
Paris reports that gold sent from Russia to Germany totaling over 60 million dollars has arrived in Paris and is deposited in the Bank of France. The French finance ministry says the funds are credited to the common account of the allies under the armistice terms.
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Paris
Russia
Bank of France
French Ministry of Finance
Mother Jones seeks new Mooney trial in San Francisco
In San Francisco on December 12, 88 year old labor advocate Mother Jones said she will press Governor Stephens to grant a new trial for Thomas J. Mooney. She warned she would escalate to the Illinois State Federation of Labor and then to President Wilson if no satisfaction is found.
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San Francisco
Mother Jones
Tllinois
Gotsher. Stephens
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooney
Jones
Tilihois State Federation of Labor
Sam
Horoscope for Priday December 13 1918
This 1918 forecast warns of sinister and uncertain times with mixed stellar aspects. It cautions against business deals and urging caution in employment, influence seeking, and high level negotiations. It predicts possible deception, hidden troubles, and a somber mood into 1919, yet gifts, friendships, travel, and wealth for relatives may bring relief.
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Priday
Venus
Mars
Saturn
McClure
Milner to quit government signals cabinet shakeup
In London this morning discussions arise that Milner, the secretary, is about to resign from the government. The report notes expectations of an imminent cabinet shakeup and potential replacements.
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London
Dee
Count Milner
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New Europe
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Literary Digest
Funk & Wagnalls Company
New York
Sister
Sis
A. c
Harles F. Juttner
Daly Bank Building
Utomobile
Montana Automobile School
South Main
Utte Welding Company
North Excelsior
West Side Coal CO
Prank A. Crase
Montana Fur Manufacturing CO
A. Reder
West Park Street
Nevada Avenue
Shebhang's Millinery
West Broadway
Montana
Inneapolis Artificial Limb CO
Ontana Roofing CO
Harbour Building
Butte College OF Music
Lambert's Variety Store
Uality
Grand Union Tea CO
Outh Butte Pharmacy Aluminum
Utah Avenue
A. J. Williamson
Pwaailor
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