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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
9
An antiseptic liquid named Zemo is advertised as a cure for itching and skin diseases. The ad claims Acne eczema itch pimples rashes blackheads disappear with Zemo, often overnight, with instant relief and safety for tender skin. It notes pricing 35c and $1.00 for an extra large bottle from E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland.
Thomas J Barker of the federal board of mediation, returning to Los Angeles from New York via Butte, urged a patriotism that would safeguard labor harmony. He stressed unity between workers and employers to weather reconstruction, citing New Jersey’s wartime spirit and cautious calm in New York’s waterfront. Barker expects no major trouble if national interests stay central.
Washington action on second class postage and insurance charges advances the war revenue bill. Senate approves committee amendment opening July 1 repeal of current zone rates and sets new rates, while considering casualty and fire insurance provisions. A La Follette substitute for broad tax hikes is introduced for debate, aiming higher excess profits and individual tax increases.
President Wilson selects Joseph P. Eastman of Massachusetts to succeed George W. Anderson as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, announced from Washington on December 19.
Roussos of Greece informed the state department that King George I conferred honors on General March chief of staff Col Constant Cordier and Lieut Col Edward Davis. March received the grand cross, Cordier the great officer, and Davis an officer. Later John W. Davis and his wife lunched with King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace.
Geo rgio Morales Zaragoza, former federal general and late chief in the Felix Diaz revolution, was captured with his forces near Amarillo and transported to Monterrey, according to a dispatch received today by General Garza at Nuevo Laredo.
Washington dec 19 formal announcement states all restrictions and orders by the war industries board are canceled effective January 1 and all pledges by industries at the boards urging are withdrawn the dissolution follows the resignation of Bernard M Taruch as chairman and its acceptance by President Wilson to take effect on that date
Washington reports indicate American peace delegates with British support may urge sinking surrendered German warships as a solution. Senate debate looms as supporters cite official statements, while opposition argues for Allied control and questions authority.
Chicago reports the second day of the Chicago New York aerial mail route marked by continued failures to reach either city. The planned eight hour interval between terminals was not met, as postmen faced ongoing operational issues.
The New York Yacht Club announced after tonight's meeting it would not accept the Royal Ulster Yacht Club's 1919 America's Cup challenge. If the challenge is renewed for 1920 the NYYC will accept.
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