Old Soldier Testifies to Number 40 Merits in Digestive Ailments
Morris Law testifies at National Home Wisconsin on May 12 1919 that Number 40 eased chronic constipation stomach trouble and catarrh after years of suffering. He describes grave symptoms, failed treatments, and how three bottles brought relief though not complete. endorsed by J C Mendenhall and sold by Fuller Drug Co. Anaconda and Fair Drug Co. Butte.
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National Home
Wis
Morris Law
Nelson Hi. Pease
J.C
Raises Granted by Methodists In Salary Move
New York Jan. 2 The Rev W J Van Cleve of Chicago chair of the church finance commission said the push to raise clerical salaries has borne fruit with high conferences agreeing to a cash minimum of 1500 a year. Conferences across many states set 1400 or 1300 as the minimum and virtually all pastors receive rent free parsonages.
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New York
van Cleve
Chicago
Finance Commission
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Detroit
Tillinois
Araska
Ohio
Northwest Town
Rock River
Northwest
Nebraska
Ilinois
California
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Columbia River
Erie
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Ida
Indiana
Iowa
Milne
Minnesota
Montana
Oklahoma
Puget Sound
West
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New York City
Suillus Godkind
Brooklyn
United States
Communist party aims to direct workers movement says manifesto
A lengthy manifesto asserts the Communist party of America is the conscious expression of the class struggle. It argues the party must control industry and foment revolutionary action to seize political power, then topple capitalism. The document frames workers' questions as world-class, urging mass action and organization. Secretary Foley visits Washington to review papers on prohibition ratification and state submissions.
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Communist Party
Communist Party of America
Rep
Imunist Party
Revo
Washington
Harry Foley
Adwards
New Jersey
State Department
Nationwide raid on red radicals during mass arrests
Federal agents led a countrywide roundup targeting anarchists and radicals, seizing hundreds in New York and across major cities. Raids focused on communist and IWW networks with plans for deportation via Ellis Island and the Buford, amid widespread seizures of radical literature and organizational offices.
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Foment of Justice
William Flynn
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Philadelphia
Communist Party
Alexander Herkman
Emma
Goldman
Department of Justice
Ellis Island
State Department
Soviet Russia
Buford
Denver
Col
Detroit
Mich
Departments of Justice Police
State Constabulary
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Muskegon
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Falls
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Minneapolis Burglary Suspects Extradited From Butte
Minneapolis officers transported Eugene Olson and Donald Vanderven to face burglary charges. Detectives J Finlayson and J L Mullen returned the suspects from Butte after they allegedly burglarized a Kennedy Brothers hardware store, entering through a second story window and stealing a dozen guns. Police identified the seized firearms. watches and jewelry were not mentioned as linked to the case.
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Minneapolis
Butte
Eugene Olson
Donald Vanderve
J. Finlayson
J. L. Mullen
Olson
Vanderven
Kennedy Brothers
Mineapolis
Murphy
Police Commission Sits In Lavelle Case At Trial
Jailer Barney Lavelle faced the police commission over conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman in an information filed by D H Wittenberg. Principal prosecution witnesses included the complaining witness and Joe Sodas, with city officials and defense witnesses testifying. The proceedings focused on alleged acts and the defense denied the charges, noting Lavelle’s courteous conduct.
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Barney Lavelle
Police Commission
D. H. Wittenberg
Aentleman
Joe Sodas
Grimes
Rotering
Further
Forrest
Murphy
Lavelle
Burt Marsh
Reen
Powell
Mark
O ‘Nor
Wittenberg
Metal outputs fall as Montana mines show lower yields
In 1919 Montana copper, lead and zinc production declined from 1918 levels. Copper output dropped from about 222,174,850 pounds to 180,246,000 pounds. value down by roughly 45.9 million dollars. Lead output rose to about 42,163,000 pounds though value slipped. Zinc recoveries fell from 209,485,148 pounds to about 176,432,000 pounds with value decreasing to around 12.9 million dollars. Major producers include Anaconda Copper, Butte & Superior, Elm Orlu, and Butte copper and zinc mines. smelters at Great Falls and East Helena remained active.
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Montana
Anaconda Company
Great Falls
Anaconda
Pittsmont
East Butte
North’ Butte
Davis-Daly
Butte Reduction Works
Ramsdell, Elm Orlu
Putte & Superior
Tuolurnne
Bulwhacker
Butte District
Troy
Lincoln County
Jefferson County
American Smelting and Refining Company
Fast Helena
Idaho
Butte & Superior
Elm Orlu
Butte
Copper production for last year shows decline in 1919
Preliminary figures from the U S Geological Survey indicate 1919 US copper output fell short of 1918. Estimated refined copper supply and production across primary sources show reduced blister and lake copper with total volumes approaching 1.5 billion pounds compared with 1.9 billion in 1918 and 4.24 billion in earlier years, amid export adjustments and refinery stock levels.
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Standard
Washington
United States
Butler
Unites Eaten ‘Geological Survey
al Planta
Erin
United Sta
Nis
SMA
Wis
Ibowe d
Passenger lines planned from Pacific ports to Asia and beyond
Washington January 2 tentative shipboard plans from Chairman Payne call for three passenger lines from Pacific coast ports to Japan China and the Philippine islands with weekly departures to Japan and Vladivostok and sailings to the Philippines Straits Settlements and India every three weeks in Van. North Dakota supreme court today upheld state laws for a state industrial program including state owned industries Chief Justice A M Christian dissenting Dublin January 2 police closed Sinn Fein Bank HQ Dail Eireann offices Harcourt Street under November 29 order suppressing Sinn Fein Gaelic League and other societies in all counties and boroughs of Ireland.
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Pacific Coast
Payne
Shiping Board
Japan
China
Philipine Islands
Vladivostok
Philipines
Straits Settlements
India
Vann. Bismarck
N. Dy
North Dakota
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Huartert
Dail Eireann
Harcourt Street
Trish Volunteers
Gaelic League
Ireland
Saloon Gun Incident Shocks Butte Guard Witnessed by Bartender
Bruce Smith allegedly pulled a pistol at the Hoard of Trade saloon on New Year's morning as Nick Nie xsich, a bartender, described the events. Officers identified Smith with Captain O’Donnell present, and a later pursuit led to a search but no capture. The report also notes Johnny “Babe” Asher’s bantam win in Saginaw and other boxing results from Michigan and Buffalo.
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Bruce Smith
Butte
Rodda
Gerry
Nick Niexsich
Smith
Ron
Alexsich Haw
Odonnell
Rimeelin
Ninrough
Board of
Wrage
Philip Prim
Alexsich
O'Donnelly
Golubin
Alexsieh
Ofacer
O'Donnell
Sibonne
Murphy
Ima
Golain
Albo
Saginaw
Mich
Johnny
Babe” Asher
AEF
Harry Cousin
Buffalo
Sammy Smith
Montreal
Tommy Enright
Bay City
Dave #andow
Cincinnati
Charley McGovern
Helena High Edges Liv Ingston 32 to 27
Helena high school basketball team beats Liv Ingston High 32 to 27 at home. A second game is scheduled for tomorrow evening.
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Helena
Helena High School
Liv Ingston High School
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