Officers Active in Running Down the Anarchist
Federal raids overwhelm offices with red banners and radical papers. Investigators, led by Willam J. Flynn, hunt connections to Trotsky, Lenin, and Leninist networks. Martens may face deportation. hearings to begin Monday for New York and New Jersey radicals. Bilis Island camps organized for hearings and deportation proceedings continue.
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Martens
Trotzky
Lenine
America
Flynn
Bilis Island
New York
New Jersey
Buford
Department of Labor
United States
Rent
New Digestive Tablet Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a stomach aid. It claims the pills digest food, keep the stomach active, and neutralize acidity, allowing readers to eat fatty foods and beans without distress. The copy urges regular use after meals and positions the product as a cure-all for indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Raids Target Radicals Across New England and Minnesota
No arrests were reported, but documents seized include a Lenine letter and issues of Communist World Blore Der Kampf and Rabitnik. New addresses shown for hundreds of suspects in Boston harbor detention. Brockton raids add about 100 prisoners. In Minnesota, 24 suspected aliens held for possible deportation, with Allan Broms moving headquarters to Chicago per federal agents.
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Federal
Department of Justice
Nikola Lenine
Communist World
The
Blore
der Kampf
the Rabitnik
Boston
Mass
Deer Island
Boston Harbor
New England
Brockton
Tn St. Pa
ST. Paul
Minn
Twin Cities
Allan 8. Broms
Communist Party
Minnesota
St.Paul
Cago
T. EB. Campb
Campbell
Minors in Class by Themselves in Wage Matter
In Red Wing Minnesota Judge Albert Johnson voided Minnesota minimum wage orders 10 and 11 for women and minors. The G O Miller Telephone Co of White Rock obtained a temporary injunction restraining enforcement. The court found the orders void while noting the $11 and $10.25 weekly minimums are a living wage but minors cannot be grouped with women for cost of living.
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Red Wing
Minn
Stte
Minnesota
Albert Johnson
Goodhue County
G. O. Miller Telphone Company
White Rock
Anarchists Suspected as Fire Burns Southern Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on Friday January 2 radical elements are accused of starting new fires across grazing and cultivated regions in the southern province. Fire brigades are en route from Bahia Blanca by two railroads to combat the blazes. Reports say prisoners jailed for social offenses face denial of release and petitions by radicals to hold a January 9 funeral for riot victims a year past have been rejected by the government.
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Buenos Aires
Bahia Blanca
Radical Elemen
One Ray of Hope Regarding Sugar
New York January 3 Housewives were told by Arthur Williams federal food administrator that sugar may not rise above 15 cents per pound after this month. He cited arrival of the Cuban crop and a fair price to be set by the sugar equalization board, offering relief to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Williams
Federal
Sugar Equalization Board
Anti Bolshevik Ruler Superseded in Southern Russia
Wireless dispatch from Moscow quotes Advices from TaranroK announcing General Romanovsky elected by anti Bolshevik forces to replace General Denikine as leader in Southern Russia. The report notes the overthrow of Denikine’s government and signals a shift in anti Bolshevik command amid the chaotic postwar region.
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London
Denikine
Russia
Romanovsky
Moscow
Taranrok
Admiral Jellicoe Returns With Lady Jellicoe From Ottawa
Admiral Viscount Jellicoe meets Lady Jellicoe in New York and plans a return to England as her world tour is postponed. Churchill warns against a party government shift in Britain. Republican candidates Dowden and Stagg head toward the national convention. Kentucky’s Mert chairs a luncheon of 800 Republican women as winter relief efforts unfold. Sealy steamer rescues 800 and heads to Newfoundland.
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New York
Viscount Jellicoe
Britain
Jellicoe
Ottawa
England
Ines
University Club
Washington
Ind
London
Winston Spener Churchill
Sunderland
Labor Party
Cnet
Frank Dowden
Illinois
Leonid Peak
Marc of
Kt, Mert
Kentucky
Ships Built for Shipping Board Total 1 169 in 1919
Washington January 3 The Shipping Board announced that vessels built in 1919 totaled 1 169 with deadweight tonnage of 12 923. Breakdown shows 741 steamers 12 composite ships 403 wooden ships and three concrete ships.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Aerial transportation to be general soon worldwide
The Aero Club of America and the Aerial League of America warn aviation will become widespread soon. Commissions report that civilian aircraft demand will outpace supply, with Europe, the Americas, Japan, and China cited. The field promises vast employment for aircraft and potential for large passenger carriers, surpassing military production.
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New York
Aero Club of America
Aerial League of America
Europe
South
Central America
Japan
China
Denikine Marked for a Killing
An unsuccessful attempt has been made to assassinate General Denikine head of the government in Southern Russia. One of Denikine's aides was killed according to advices received by the Verlingske.
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Copenhagen
Denikine
Russia
Verlingske
GOOD PROPHITS IN REIS PAWNEE ROCK
In Pawnee Rock Kansas coyotes are hunted as pelts fetch 8 to 12 dollars and a 1.25 dollar bounty per scalp, making the activity profitable as fewer marauders remain in the area. The piece notes high pelt prices and state bounty as motivators.
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Pawnee
Rock
Kan
Former German Vessels for Sale to Americans
The shipping board offers 30 former German ships to American buyers including the Leviathan George Washington and Agamemnon. Purchases restricted to American buyers and use on lines designated by the board. Aims to establish passenger lines worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
Leviathan
Scientists Propagate Two New Vegetables
In St Louis Missouri delegates at the American Association for the Advancement of Science convention learned of two new vegetables. The crops include a potato and a second root related to the Egyptian taro. They are described as rapid growers with flavors reminiscent of parsnip cauliflower and chestnut when prepared certain ways. Dr Moore identified the elephant ear relation and noted similar food value to the potato.
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ST. Louis
Jan
Dr. Moore
Moore
Women Farmers Tame Wild Bulls
London report from the Landswoman shows women farmers who joined the war effort tame previously fierce bulls with kindness. Margaret Starkey recalls overcoming fear by feeding cake to her bull, while Pegy Fisher of East Sussex describes saving a man from a charging bull and earning a promotion for restraining the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Margaret Starkey
Land Army
Miss Starkey
Pegey Fisher
East Sussex
Ambassador Wallace Plans Dinner Tour in Paris
Hugh C. Wallace United States ambassador to France will host four dinners and receptions in Paris to honor a Persian shot on January 10 likely marking a diplomatic event. The announcements outline social functions amid ongoing international relations activities.
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Shan
Paris
Hugh C. Wallace
United States
France
Persia
British Treasury Denies Large American Loan for Britain
New York Jan 3 British treasury denies Sir Morse Paish is negotiating a big American loan for Britain. Rumor said Paish met in America representing the treasury. denial says no such meeting or purpose exists. Treasury will not borrow from the U.S. to join Europe, while a plan to restart war-devastated areas seeks 35 billion dollars via international bonds.
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York
Nvision
George” Paish
Great Itain
Morse Paish
America
United
Staten
Europe
Ware
George Patsh
Dne
Buffalo papers announce ad sale for ten cents
Fragmentary OCR shows a note about 10 cent price for newspapers Buffalo Express Courier Times and an Albany item. A promise of ads tomorrow and a report from Brussels notes on wireless export and neutral coin terms investigated by a committee.
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Buffalo
The
Express
Courier
Times
Albany
Simon Defeated in Home Affairs Liberal Candidate Loss
London Jan 3 Sir John Simon former secretary for home affairs was defeated by Tom Myers the liberal candidate in the valley Dyce election race. Results paint a sharp shift in voter sentiment as the campaign drew to a close.
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Sur Simon Depeated
London
Sir John Simon
Home” Affair
Miberal
New Valley
Tom ‘Myers
Abr
Navy Year 1919 Brought Historic Strength and Build Up
Washington, Dec. 30. The year 1919 will be remembered as the navy’s most remarkable. The service emerged from war stronger and a vast construction program will add 18 capital ships with greater armament. By year’s end the force ranks second to Britain. Under construction are six battle cruisers, 12 battleships, 10 scout cruisers, plus smaller vessels. Wartime output included one battleship, 108 destroyers, 32 submarines, 52 eagle boats, 36 submarine chasers, and more, with many ships still under way. The Reid destroyer set a 404% working days record. The navy shifted to merge Atlantic and Pacific fleets for rapid, joint action. Major achievements included transporting nearly 2,000,000 soldiers home and sweeping the North Sea mine barrage that saved many ships. The armed forces reduced demobilized over 440,000 and enlisted 90,053 for subsequent service. Secretary Daniels urged a budget of about $73.13 million for the next year and push for a joint war college and broader radio control. The department also pursued a substantial armor plate factory at Charleston and two new drydocks, with two more under construction.
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International News Service
Washington
United States Navy
United States
Great Britain
Reid
Squantum
Mass
Pacific Coast
Admiral Rodman
Atlantic
Pacific
Navy’ Department
France
North Sea
Navy
Charleston
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Daniels
Naval Service
Congress
Tanlac credited with eighteen years of relief in Oakland woman
Mrs Hila G Curtis of Telegraph Ave Oakland says Tanlac transformed her eighteen year struggle with indigestion gas liver pain headaches and dizziness. After two bottles she gained appetite slept better lost gas and headaches disappeared and she gained weight. Tanlac sold by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
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Hila G. Curtis
Idora Park
Telegraph Ave
Oakland
Cal
Taniac
Oklahoma
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Radio Active Belt Promises Health Benefit in Sales Pitch
An advertisement touts a Radio-Active Belt claimed to heal illnesses from rheumatism to stomach and lung diseases. It promises continuous nightly exposure to Radio-Active Rays to improve circulation, purge impurities, and restore nerves and tissues. Contacts list agencies in Anaconda Twin Bridges Butte and Salt Lake City for mail orders.
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Uanneconda
Twin
Bridges, Woody-Doull. Drug CO
Malin Street
Butte
City Drug Co
Anaconda
Twin Bridges Drug Co
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Soundland
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Prue
Waranty
Mexico
Iee
Toledo
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Reis
Conve
Armheniana
Papens
Wepaneys
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Troy Times
Hrussels
Joint College
Joint War College
Army
Vancouver
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Volga
Minates Athe
Kamighiny Munved
Fielah
Botkheviki
Nemier
Toulon
Clemencent
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Miual CO
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