Reliable Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Dr Kilmer
For years Dr Kilmer Swamp Root has shown a strong record as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician prescription strengthening the kidneys and liver to perform nature intended. Sold by druggists on its merits with many friends. Send ten cents for a sample bottle and mention the Anaconda Daily Standard.
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Kilmere Sweamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
Advt
December sinkings held satisfactory in wartime report
London reports that December ship sinkings were far below September levels with a record low monthly tonnage. Submarine losses rose for December, the Allies noting more subs sunk than Germany could launch, while wearied crews and poorer torpedoes reduced U-boat effectiveness.
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London
Ae Natre
Admiralty
Kelly
Army Officers Form Baggage Handlers Union in Petrograd
Petrograd reports teachers in Petrograd and Moscow school systems striking over failure to convene the constituent assembly. Only a fraction of universities remain unaffected. Former army officers form a union and take baggage handling and street cleaning jobs. Unemployed educated men including lawyers’ clerks and former officials organize to offer labor services.
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Petrograd
Constituent Assembly
Moscow
Telegraph Lines Fail As Water Main Bursts In City
New York reports a 12 inch water main burst in Broadway near Murray Street flooding the Postal Telegraph building cellar with seven feet of water. All telephones, power, lighting and heating systems disabled as wires and trunks went out of service after the flood. A wool auction follows noting 4736 bales sold for the British government, bids from New York Philadelphia and Massachusetts firms, prices from 2 dollars to 70 cents per pound.
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New York
Postal Telegraph
Broadway
Murray 5
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Luxuries to Go Hit New York Clothing Economy
M Cutter of the commercial economy board told delegates from clothing centers nationwide that pent up trousers pinchback coats French facings fancy caps and patch pockets are being sacrificed to economy. He cited limitations in men s clothing adopted as a conservation measure at an address in New York.
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New York
United States
M. Cutter
Commercial Economy Board
Cut Down Passenger Train Service East in U S
Washington reports plan to withdraw hundreds of passenger trains east of the Mississippi under McAdoo orders. Parlor and sleeping cars may be cut, with labor hours and possible overtime wages debated with railway unions. Government operation questions include taking over express companies if needed. Free passes denied for government business.
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Washington
Mirsissippi
McAdoo
F Trae
Railway Up
Ruilway
Brotherhoods
Reveille and War Time Training in a Winter Dawn
The piece critiques dawn reveille scenes and army life during a winter war era, praising universal service as essential training. It contrasts the harsh realities of field life with moral gains in health discipline and character, noting lessons from military duty and service.
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Reveille
Australian Cabinet Decides to Stand or Fall Together
Melbourne dispatch via Reuters reports a 76 percent majority for conscription in the Australian military vote, with total votes opposing conscription at about 170000. Ministers, except Sir John Forrest, intend to stand or fall together. Forrest declined to join the decision and a push to name him leader of a reconstructed nationalist government is noted.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Melbourne
Reuter
Teia
Sir John For- Feat
John
Pleet Sends Its Thanks To Red Cross For Gifts
The Red Cross received New Year greetings from sailors of the Atlantic fleet thanking the organization for Christmas gifts. The fleet commander in chief also praised the Red Cross for aiding the service and aiding those at home, stating it strengthens resolve toward a successful war conclusion.
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PLEET
RED Cross
Washington
Jan
The
Atlantic
Governor Denies Wisconsin Rioting Threats
Madison reports Governor Philip of Wisconsin rejected as falsehoods a public appeal for action to prevent rioting and bloodshed. He stated Wisconsin is quiet with no truth to claims of violence or disturbance and that the state remains peaceful amid wartime.
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Madison
Wis
Prisoner in Germany Captured and Unharmed
Private George H. J. Seaman of the engineers, previously reported missing in action after the Dec. 18 engagement in France, has been captured unharmed and is now in a German prison camp. General Pershing notified the War Department via Red Cross. Seaman hails from Woodhaven, Long Island.
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Germany
Washington
George H. J. Seaman
The
Engineers
France
Neral Pershing
War Department
Red Cross
Seaman
Woodhaven
L. I
Stable sergeants training for care of horses and mules
The Sixteenth Thirty-eighth Fifty-eighth and Seventieth companies of the 166th depot brigade have been released from quarantine after meningitis cases. Transfers from the brigade are forbidden until Jan 16 as a preventive measure.
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166Th Depot Brigade
George Wlean of Norris Dies at Bozeman Home
George Henry McLean, a noted Norris farmer and miner with ties to Butte and Anaconda, died at the Lyon house in Bozeman after months of illness. Born in Nova Scotia in June 1858, he came to Montana about 36 years ago and married Clara Fisher in July 1891. Survived by wife, four daughters and one son, with plans for funeral arrangements not yet finalized.
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Bozeman
George Henry Mewean
Norris
Butte
Anaconda
Lyon House
Deacone Hospital
West Babcock Street
McLean
Nova Scotia
Montana
Clara
E Fisher
Madison County
Red Bluff
Mr. McLean
Isabel
Edith
Mabel
George
Alberta
Dan J. McLean
Kendall, Mont
Albert Fisher
Ives
Massachusetts
Serbian Foreign Minister Sees Allied Victory This Year
In a New Year message to the U S State Department, Paschitch of Serbia expressed confidence that the Allies will secure final victory over the Central Powers. He announced Belgrade’s belief in a lasting peace founded on justice and liberty for all peoples. The note dated January shows Serbia hoping for a new era of development and freedom.
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Washington
Serbia
State Department
Prohibitionists Push Illinois To Dry Legislature
The Anti Saloon League launched a campaign to make Illinois the first wet state to ratify the dry America amendment. Efforts focus on Chicago to elect a dry legislature next fall as the senate is already dry and a 10 seat gain in the lower house would secure prohibition.
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Chicago
Illinois
Anti-Saloon League
Senate
Morale In German Submarine Crews Declared High
Washington January 3 Admiral Ben gon told the House Naval Committee morale among German submarine crews remained high. He cited prisoner information suggesting the morale in the German navy was the best in its history.
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Washington
Jan
Bengon
House Naval Committee
Cabinet Minsters Resign After Premier Morris Steps Down
In St John’s Newfoundland three cabinet members retire following Premier Morris’s resignation. Richard Squires leaves colonial secretary, John Bennett steps down as minister of militia, and Michael Gibbs resigns as minister without portfolio.
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St. John’s
New Foundland
Morris
Richard Squires
John Bennett
Michael Gibbs
Montrose Burghs MP urges further reduction in the I
Robert V. Harcourt, member for Montrose Burghs, presses for another cut in the item. The call comes amid broader government cost saving measures and debates over fiscal policy.
Premier Lloyd George on Prohibition and Public Consent
Premier Lloyd George asserts action only with public consent as drinking has fallen sharply since the war. He notes reduced sale hours and a large drop in alcohol consumption, and he warns the government will act if needed to aid prosecutions. Pittsburg reports say warrants were issued for five coal companies under a fuel tax order, with possible more.
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Lloyd Georg
Lloyd George
Pittsburg
United States Fuel Administration
Argentine Ambassador Tomula S Naon Resigns
Report from Buenos Aires indicates Argentine ambassador to the Walter States Dr Tomula S Naon has resigned. Official circles note strong efforts to persuade the government not to accept the resignation as of this evening.
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Buenos Aires
Yan. o.—Connemation
Tomula S.naon
Walter States
Avery
Iron Trades Strike Settled in San Francisco
San Francisco reports a 5,000 iron workers strike ending with a 10 percent wage increase for the war period. The raise matches the bonus paid to shipyard workers and becomes effective immediately.
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Iron Trades
San Francisco
Tran Trades
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Harrington Held at Brother's Home
The funeral service for Mrs Catherine Harrington, aged unknown, was set for Saturday at 9:00. The ceremony was to be held at the residence of her brother, Pimothy Warrington, located at 18 Went acthe TM etree, with details indicating a late Friday events prior to the service.
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Harrington
Catherine ‘Harrington
Bescare
Pimothy
Warrington
Funeral for Thomas Foley at Patrick's Church
The funeral of the late Thomas Foley is set for Saturday morning at 3:18 at Walshe Undertaking Parlors. Service will be held at Patrick's Church, followed by burial at Santen Ward Veterans Catholic Cemetery.
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Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Te Maing
Daniels & Bilbon
Freeman
Charles Freeman
Remains of Henry Jo xela and Jartinege Tursillo at Sherman Parlors
In this city on Jan 2, Corned 38 year, the remains were at Sherman Parlors. Notice of funeral to appear in later papers. Burial and service details to be announced.
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Iokela
Henry Joxela
Sherman & Reed
Tursillo
Jartinege
Sherman
Sherman’ & Teed
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