Heinz Olive Oil and Fruit Specials Advertised
Heinz Olive Oil promoted as pure 100 percent food made from Spanish olives at Heinz plant. Special prices listed for olive oil tins and quart bottles. Also featured are extra quality apricots and sliced cling peaches in heavy syrup with bulk pricing. Lutey’s roasted coffees offered with mail order service and prompt attention.
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Lutey
Richelieus
Idaho
Rome
Montana
Richelieu
Horlick
van Camp
Heinz
Spain
Heinz Company
Bolshevik Agitation in Britain Favors Soviet Overthrow
The Associated Press reports Bolshevik agitators in Britain push for revolutionary change and Soviet rule. Authorities struggle under liberal speech laws to act before any concrete event occurs. London hosts multiple extremist groups and propagandists, with several periodicals openly endorsing soviet rule.
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London
Associated Press
America
Moscow Internationale
Laborites
England
Galls Denikine Army Called Bloodthirsty Rabble
A protest by Dr. Max Nordau, in England, brands Denikine's army as a bloodthirsty rabble guilty of brutal outrages and crimes. Bernard G. Richards of the American Jewish Congress released the communication in New York. The report comes amid Pogroms in Ukrainia and survivors appeal. More than 38,000 delegates will attend the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society convention in New York on Sunday.
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New York
Denikine
Max Nordau
Bernard G. Richards
American Jewish Congress
Nordau
England
Ukrainia
United States
The
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society
Whitehall Delegation Named for Yellowstone Trail Meet
Special Dispatch reports Whitehall officials appoint Rev M M English Mayor R E Za A Fegeen Rie George Irving A J McKay C D Flaherty D F Naughton F M Gallagher and A A Needham as a delegation to the Yellowstone Trail convention in Deer Lodge January 27. Whitehall votes to concrete one mile of the trail and surface another mile west. County allocates 40000 for Whitehall to Tardwell. Madison County plans 50000 to surface east to Gallatin with federal aid. The plan shortens the trail to a five percent grade. The club also schedules four to five winter entertainments to cover deficit from fuel famine led by Mrs D R Packard. John Shields reports President Eccles requests cooperation to preserve the beet factory in Whitehall.
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Standard
Whitehall
Jefferson Valley Club
Deer Lodge
D. R. Packard
John Shields
Eccles
Jefferson Valley
Hunters Apter Skunks in Mass Fur Boom
Webster Massachusetts reports a fur rush as about 600 men and boys trap skunks muskrats foxes and beavers. Barns and sheds display valuable pelts with dollars hanging on walls to cure. Jed Sherman of Sherling Hill Connecticut hung 75 skunk skins in two weeks worth 300. The district’s fox hunter veteran holds a regional record. Skunk meat is eaten at local dinners with praise of its quality.
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International News Service
Webster
Mass
Jed Sherman
Sherling Hill
Conn
Hazing Ordeal At Carthage College Ends In Rescue
Carthage Illinois Theta Tau Sigma members forced freshman Albert Nicholas to beg on the public square as a hazing stunt. A police officer arrested him for vagrancy, and he spent hours in jail before fellow students staged a dramatic rescue. The incident left Albert unaware its part of the hazing ritual until later. He wrote to his pastor father seeking forgiveness for the disgraceful conduct.
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International News Service
Springfield
Theta Tau Sigma
College At
Albert
Oil Men to Celebrate Golden Anniversary in New York
Wealthy oil magnates from across the United States will gather in New York next Saturday to mark the golden anniversary of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio. John D. Rockefeller will be absent, spending the winter in Florida.
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New York
United States
Rockefeller Enterprises
Standard Oil Company of
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Florida
Palmer asserts Packers settlement ends anti trust case
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer told the Senate Agricultural Committee that the government’s settlement with the five big Chicago meat packers achieved more than a court win would have. He said rights to pursue further actions were preserved and the packers are barred from monopolistic trades and non meat related businesses, stockyard control, and related railroads.
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Washington
Chicago
Palmer
Senate Agricultural Committee
Mr. Palmer
Robert J. Dunham
Armour & Co
List of Montanans injured in wreck and train service update
The article lists Montanans among the injured in a wreck including Mrs J T Hetland Miles City and W T Stevens Minneapolis along with many others from Idaho Washington South Dakota and North Dakota. It notes less serious injuries and names multiple residents and cities. After the accident a Miles City built train No 17 ran westward two hours late and service resumed after bridge replacement and track repair.
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J. Ribneck
Aberdeen
D. Hodges
Puyallup
Wash
T. J. May
Shelden
Seattle
R. Brooks
Herried
S. D
J. R. Donner
Rock Rapids
Iowa
V. K. Beltulis
Lemmon
E. D. Barton
Hastings
Minn
H. P. Deckert
Richey
Mont
J. L. Putnam
S. K
S. Geiger
Thunder Hawk
Henry Pedeckert
Richmond
John P. Paul
G Street
Tacoma
George Menssel
Morristown
N. D
R. B. Eaton
Bowman
George Merwin
Portland
Ore
Bettis J. Ray
East Seventy-second Street
W. H. Lee
Northville
T. B. Taylor
Camp Douglas
Wis
W. J. Hauchildt
Red Wing
John A. Nelson
BS. D
Miles City
Butte
Centenarian Anna Prater Officially Listed at 115
Anna Prater, a Black woman from South Carolina, was recorded as 115 years old by federal census enumerators in Los Angeles on January 7. She said she had been sold 15 times as a slave, served as mammy to 52 white children, and escaped three masters before being recaptured each time.
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Haisted
Los Angeles
Anna Prater
South Carolina
Closed Montana primary law debated by court
The article outlines a Montana court ruling on the closed primary, noting no constitutional provision delays laws after governor signing and that courts defer to legislative emergency declarations. It cites Judge Poorman’s view that the legislature, not courts, determine emergencies and compares the law to Oregon’s framework.
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Legislative Assembly
Judge Poorman
Montana
Oregon
City finances probe to extend over eight years
City council debates a long running audit issue as Alderman Hardcastle seeks a three member committee to prepare questions about finances and administration since the last audit in 1914. Mayor Stodden defends the auditor while criticizing past handling and urging a straight administration.
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Clinton
Hardcastle
Stodden
Crumrine
De Valera Calls Ireland War on British Rule
In Washington on January 7 FE Amonn De Valera president of the Irish republic voiced a goal to rally Irish support with the cry God give us war in our time. He declared Ireland’s condition unjust and said Ireland would back England's defeat by any foreign foe to end British rule.
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Washington
Feamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Ireland
de Valera
England
Farmer Labor Co-operative Program Formed in Chicago
The farmer labor conference in Chicago led to the formation of the all American farmer labor cooperative commission as an outgrowth. A follow up conference is scheduled for February 12 to 15 in Chicago. Four brotherhood representatives met with Howard Figg, special assistant to the attorney general, to discuss high living costs and cooperative solutions.
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Farmer-Labor
Chicago
all-American Farmer-Labor Co-Operative Commission
Howard Figg
Department of Justice
Wood alcohol demonstration as a permanent cure claim
A Pittsburg Gazette Times report notes wood alcohol demonstrations claiming to permanently cure liquor addiction. The article discusses the method and public reaction, outlining concerns about safety and efficacy.
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Pittsburg Gazette Times
Gambling clubs flourish in Paris despite police bans
Paris reports gambling clubs in the city center are more prosperous than ever. Despite police bans the venues cater to high wagers with heavy losses for war fortunes. One man reportedly won 4150,000 francs in a single evening and lost it plus another 10,000 francs the next day.
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Paris
Princes Seek Divorces in Paris From Imperial Line
Prince August and Prince Joachim, fourth and sixth sons of former Emperor William, filed divorce suits in Paris. August wed Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein on October 22, 1908, and Joachim married Princess Marie Augustine of Anhalt on March 11, 1916.
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Phriances
Paris
Havas
Prince August
Prince Joachim
William of
Germany
Berlin
Alexandra Victoria
Schleswig Holstein
Marie Augustine of
Anhalt
Wood campaign to open Washington branch headquarters
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire will open branch headquarters in Washington and take charge there. He left for Washington tonight after a conference with Gen. Leonard Wood supporters.
Bolsheviks seize Taganrog on Don Cossack territory
London dispatch reports Taganrog on the north shore of the Sea of Azov has been occupied by Bolshevik forces. The Don Cossacks territory is now under Bolshevik control as of January 7.
German Editor Given Presidential Parole at Leavenworth
Jacob Frohwerk of Kansas City Kansas, editor of the Missouri Staats Zeitung, serving time in the federal penitentiary for espionage act violations, was granted presidential parole. Twenty four other prisoners also received presidential paroles, announced by Warden A V Andersen.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Jacob Frohwerk
Kansas City
Missouri Staats Zeitung
A. V. Andersen
Fragmented Verse Fragment Recounts Detroit Grave Scene
Readable lines describe a grave and grass with a sense of crowded space, noting there was not enough room to pass. The fragment evokes a somber mood around an unidentified cemetery scene in Detroit.
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Detroit
Marmola Tablets Claim Easy Fat Loss Without Exercise
An advertising pitch offers Marmola Prescription Tablets for one dollar through Marmola Co at 864 Woodward Ave Detroit. It promises rapid fat loss of two to four pounds weekly after meals and bedtime use, claiming the tablets are harmless and improve health without dieting or exercise.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Fabby
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