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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1918

Page

2

Coal Exports To Be War Use Only Policy Enforced

Washington reveals new export rules prioritizing war needs and essential commodities, restricting coal shipments abroad. Garfield says exports will not match last year's volume, with Canada exempt and nonwar exports controlled by the fuel administration. Prices for export coal remain higher than domestic but lower than other nations, as government aims to keep domestic supply for industry and households. Senate panel hears profits rose under government price controls, with Thorne arguing government mine operation or full output purchase needed to ease shortages. He criticizes high costs of small mines and calls for closing inefficient operations to lower consumer prices.

Washington America United States Garfield Canada Fuel Administration England France Tealy State Department War Trade Board David J. Wing Federal Trade’ Commission Thorne The Crete

Print Paper Sidelights at Federal Hearing

Washington hearers discuss contracts and trade customs for print paper as the federal trade commission weighs price controls. Legislation would expand wartime power to supervise production and distribution of paper and pulp, with talks on Canadian exports and possible postponement to Ottawa hearings.

Washington Jan Federal Trade Commission Congressional Trade Commission United States Canada Henry A. Wise New York Emile Scholz New York Evening Post Mr. Wise Harris Joey Ebola Wise Amerian Scholz Mark Hyman Department of Justice Geeral Contenet Ottawa

Welcome of the American fleet to Buenos Aires noted

A letter from Ray Henriod describes reading La Epoca’s lead story on the arrival of the US fleet in Buenos Aires. The Buenos Aires welcome features banquets free theaters and free streetcars for Americans in uniform, with editorial praise of US democracy, Wilson’s ideals, and calls for peace and justice amid wartime tensions.

Ray Henriod United States Navy U. 88 Pueblo B. J. Henried Buenos Aires Montevideo Rio de Janeir Bahia San Salvador Cay Frank Kennedy U. S San Diego United States America Henry Clay Root Rowe Roosevelt Sheriff Wilson

Butter And Soap Prices In Berlin Reported

Washington reports Berlin prices for butter at 2.26 per pound sugar 66 cents per pound ham and bacon 2.41 per pound and American soap five bars for 1.12. The food administration relayed the figures noting prices are several times US levels. Meantime river harbors committee chaired by Small planning appropriations around 18 million dollars for maintenance and new projects, likely including Columbia and lower Willamette rivers below Portland.

Washington Berlin Food Administration United States Ea Bint Smal Rivers Harbors Committee Small Mont Columbia Lower Willamette Rivers Portland Ore

Aides file La Follette speech report for senate probe

A stenographic report of Senator La Follette speech, used as the basis for disloyalty charges, was filed today by the American Defense society with the senate committee on privileges and elections. The Society is urging expulsion of La Follette.

Washington la Follette Senate American Defense Society Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections la Fottette

Trades Talk Before Session In Cincinnati Ledger

In Cincinnati an informal National League gathering discussed trades and war tax plans for baseball passes. A committee, appointed by President Tener, will coordinate with government officials on tax collection while minimizing public disruption. No trades were completed.

Cincinnati Ohio National Commission National League Tener Toval League Kovernment

Oil and gas groups urge amendment to tax bill

Washington January 7 representatives of the oil gas and mining industries met to discuss plans for urging Congress to amend the war excess profits tax bill.

Washington Oil, Gas and Mining Congress

Mobilize 3 Million Workers for War Industries

Washington reports the labor department will mobilize 3,000,000 workers for agriculture shipbuilding and wartime contract plants via the U S employment service. The effort aims to rapidly fill 400,000 shipyard mechanic roles and ease the labor shortage for the merchant marine. B Densmore named national employment director with assistants including Robert Watson and Charles Clayton. Samuel J Gompers to become department chief clerk.

Washington United States Employment Service Department of Labor Merchant Marine B. Densmore Montana Wilson Robert Watson Massachusetts Charles ‘T. Clayton Maryland Samuel J. Gompers New York Mr. Watson Department

Bank comp returns mood on national banks at year end

The comptroller of the currency released a state of your national banks for the close of December 31 showing overall health and compliance across institutions. Officials noted conditions in Washington and across the United States with attention to liquidity and capital adequacy.

Bank Oal Washington United States

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