Plan for $100 Million Reclamation Jobs for Solders
Washington January 10 Immediate consideration of the Interior department request for 100 million dollars for reclamation projects and to employ thousands of discharged soldiers. Secretary Lane claims the project will cost the government nothing as land purchase and development are repaid within forty years. Urges haste due to thousands of daily soldier discharges and need for employment.
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Washington
Interior Departments
Beereta
Lane
Hand of Law May Yet Snatch Former Kaiser
London reports on a sub committee tasked with investigating war crimes and proposing a tribunal to try cases of violations of the laws of war. Plans for this tribunal have been submitted and practical steps to arrest suspects are reportedly underway, though final conclusions may take months.
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London
Wealthy Alleged HoldUp Vanishes
Jan. 10. William a wealthy land owner of North died? no details. While crossing the Pend Oreille River to Newport Washington last night he disappeared after his craft struck a current and the men with him escaped. A U S marshal's office has dispatched an officer to investigate.
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William
North
Aharge
Grand Larceny
McNeil Island
Pend. Oreille
Newport
Wash
United States Marshal's Office
Train Burned With Mail In Western Washington
A westbound Great Northern train near Monroe Washington burned last Tuesday destroying 100 sacks of foreign registered mail. An oil lamp explosion started the fire and hundreds of coupons from Chinese coupons were saved.
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Seattle
Monroe
Wash
Roosevelt services set at capitol on February 8
The article notes a Warner city service for Theodore Roosevelt to be held at the capitol on February 8. The house passed unanimously the concurrent resolution by the senate yesterday authorizing committees to arrange the service.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
American consul assumes charge at Jara consulate
Washington reports that an American consul took charge of the consulate at Jara amid dangerous conditions. The move aims to stabilize the post and protect nationals as tensions rise in the region.
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Silliman Dang
Washington
Liman
Jara
Mexte
Peuman
Antle
Mystery still shrouds Rickenbacker bond disappearance
Chicago says $250000 in Liberty bonds consigned to Studebaker Corp from Detroit to South Bend vanished in transit. Postmaster reports five registered mail packages received. one containing bonds never reached Studebaker offices. Caption also notes Capt Edward V. Rickenbacker, famed American ace, among top WWI fliers with five or more kills.
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Chicago
Liberty
First
Detroit National Bank of Detroit
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Ind
West Offhce
James
Stewart
George W. Zinky
Indiana
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Northwest Mining Convention Set for March in Spokane
The Northwest Mining association annual convention for mining operators from northwestern states and British Columbia will be held in Spokane Washington from March 10 to 16. The event was announced by secretary Frank C Bailey after a postponement due to the influenza epidemic.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest Mining Association
Northwestern States
British Columbia
Frank C. Bailey
Bill push targets immediate consideration of aid relief
Administration leaders after four canvasses of the house rules committee plan another try tomorrow to obtain a rule for immediate consideration of the $100,000 amine relief appropriation. They say they have enough votes to overturn yesterday's rules committee refusal.
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House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Indictment Against The Masses Dismissed in Court
In New York a federal court dismissed an indictment against The Masses and five editors and contributors for alleged espionage act violations. The case was terminated at the urging of Attorney Gregory.
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New York
the Masses
Gregory
Temporary naval force for year decided upon
Washington January 10 the house naval committee began drafting the naval appropriation bill and decided on a temporary force of 226000 enlisted men for the coming year This is 25000 below Secretary Daniels recommendation There will be no increase to the permanent navy of 142000 men The plan calls for operating the temporary force strictly fast with 29000 men for Shipping board vessels and a 1000 man complement for peace time operations The committee also considered placing some destroyers and submarines in reserve and basing Eagle patrols in Texas past notes.
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Washington
House Naval
Daniels
Shipping Board
Teseo
Man’s car crash at Pony restaurant blamed on stealing attempt
The Standard’s Butte item misstated the incident involving Mrs. Albert Klein’s car. The car, with emergency brake set, rolled back after a passerby supposedly released the brake. Klein had checked the vehicle ten minutes earlier and no theft was proven. The plate glass was insured.
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Standard
Butte
Albert Klein
Country town pupils mock presidential chance
A disreputable 19 year old taunts a teacher about every boy in the country having a chance to be president. He then offers to sell his chance for a quarter, reflecting on ambition and luck in a small town.
Butte Musical Club Seeks Paris Observatory Orchestra Tour
The Butte Musical club plans to bring top orchestras to the city by corresponding with the Observatory orchestra of Paris now touring the coast. The Tutte Choral Society, a club subsidiary, will meet January 18 at the chamber of commerce rooms to plan the spring season. Prof. De Loss Smith will conduct choral singing and a recital is planned at a local theater.
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Butte
Butte Musical Club
Observatory Orchestra
Paris
Tutte Choral Society
Musical Club
Chamber of Commerce
de Loss Smith
School of Music
The
State University
Conda Woman's Club Sets January Meeting at Hearst Library
The regular meeting of the Conda Woman's Club is set for this afternoon at 2 40 at the Hearst Library. A program follows with Dr Lennes giving an address on the state university and its authority. Members are urged to attend and friends of the club are invited.
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Anaconda Woman's Club
Hearst Freebrary
State University
Lennes
Clu
Assessors Meet in Capital City
J Kelly assessor for Lilv county traveled to Helena to join an executive committee meeting of the state assessors organization. Other committee members include Cillan of Great Falls Currie of Missoula and Marten of Helena. The gathering aims to prepare for a statewide conference in Helena later this month with the state tax commission.
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J. Kelly
Lilv
Helena
Cillan
Great Falls
Currie
Missoula
Marten
Keanmore
Navy Ensign Bruce Noon Visits Thatte From Seattle
Ensign Bruce Noon of the United States Navy, with eight years at sea, has a short stay in Thatte before reserve duty. Brother of Bernard Noon, a Butte attorney, his family remains in Town.
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NAVY
Bruce Noon
Unit States Navy Service
Seattle
Thatte
Merchant Marine
Bernard Noon
Butte
Town
South Side State Bank to Hold Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice from Butte Montana states the South Side State Bank stockholders will meet at the corner of Harrison and George streets on January 1 1919 at 8 0 per evening to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. PA Reichle cashier dates the notice at Butte January 3.
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South Side State Bank
Butte
Mont
Harrison and George Streets
PA. Reichle Cash
Butte, Mont
Jewel Le Clair escapes again as court frees jail inmate
Jewel Le Clair a nurse impersonator who caused jail escapes in Butte before Christmas left the county jail to face a grand larceny charge in Justice Doran's court but the case was dismissed. Earlier she escaped Dec 23 and took a coat from Symons store. prosecutors declined to press charges. New York telegraphs also note a federal ruling dismissing an injunction suit by cable companies against government seizure, citing lack of jurisdiction.
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Jewel le Cla
Butte
Justice Doran
Ant
Symontore
Symons’ Store
New York
Commercial Cable Company
Commercial Rifle Cable Company
Waster General
Mrs Ina Haley Dies At 48 In Butte
Mrs Ina Maud Haley wife of ward Haley died yesterday at age 48 born in England she lived in Butte 33 years surviving husband and brother George Tucker of Butte The body was sent to Osfels Bilboa undertakers for funeral arrangements pending later. DOOMS CONVICTS DOGS In Salem Oregon 40 dogs owned by inmates at the state penitentiary must be disposed of by January 15 per the new warden since their upkeep was charged to the state.
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Ina Haley
Ina Maud Haley
Ward Haley
Salem
Ore
State Penitentiary
I. L. Stephens
Centralized command in Portland flu fight
Portland officials and county leaders meet to direct influenza countermeasures. A new director-general is named to run operations, an emergency hospital opens, and calls go to Washington for more nurses. Quarantine rules tighten as the response intensifies.
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Portland
Ore
Tuenza
Scho Sotan
Washington
Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild substitute for calomel to aid liver function. It claims they avoid teeth and gum damage, reduce constipation, and improve energy and mood, priced at 25 cents a box and sold by all druggists.
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