Tanlac Restores Health For Oakland Flagman J Curry
J Curry a Key Route flagman from Oakland credits Tanlac with ending years of indigestion poor appetite and fatigue. He reports improved digestion sleep strength and energy and says the medicine is the most dependable he has heard of. Tanlac is sold by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
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Tanlac
J. Curry
Key
West Eleventh St
Oakland
Cal
Mr. Curry
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro Drug Company
Advt
Engineers Hear Educators Talk At Courthouse Gathering
Two hundred members of the American Association of Engineers and the Montana Society of Engineers met at the courthouse to hear Dexter S. Kimball of Cornell and Chancellor Edward C. Elliott of the state education department. Kimball reviewed industry progress and predicted future scientific advances by engineers, including methods for making food.
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American Association of Engineers
Montana Society of Engineers
Dexter S. Kimball
College of Engineering
Cornell University
Edward C. Elliott
State Department of Education
Dean Kimball
Montana engineers urged to back state schools and progress
Dean Kimball urged younger engineers to push industrial progress and form forward looking organizations. Chancellor Elliott praised Montana technical schools growth, called for advisory councils with professionals, and urged engineers to support higher education as vital for the state's future. He noted Montana ranked 40th in state higher education support before WWI and stressed education as the key to world solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Kimball
Elliott
Montana
School of Mines
Union
Miners Debate Costs and Prices at Commission Hearing
The commission pressed on with questions about coal cost, price support expirations tied to the Lever act, and the use of modern mining machinery. Operators prepared a statement after a policy meeting, while John L. Lewis pledged miners would accept the commission’s decisions as binding. President Robinson framed the panel’s remit as serving the public, miners, and operators alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Commission
Brewster
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Suffragists plan ratification meeting in Chicago
The National American Woman's Suffrage Association will hold its fifty-first annual convention in Chicago from February 12 to 18. A ratification dinner is set for February 14 in anticipation of ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment, with memorial services for Dr. Anna Howard Shaw on February 15 and a fashion show titled Then and Now featuring styles from the suffrage era.
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Chicago
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Anna Howard Shaw
National Association
Boy With .32 Runs Away From Carlton Teen Keyed For Westward Trek
Richard Francen a 14 year old of Carlton Minnesota ran away to the west with a .32 pistol. He traveled from Butte to Rocker and then Ramsay where deputies found him. He was returned to Butte and jailed to await home town officials. He had planned to live by shooting coyotes and selling hides.
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Richard Francen
Carlton
Minn
Butte
Rocker
Ramsay
Sullivan, Smith
Leary
Richard
Throat Slashed Man Found Safe at St James Hospital
Vat Sullivan of 623 East Mercury street is a patient at St James hospital with his throat badly slashed. Doctors stitched the wounds and the windpipe remains intact. If no complications arise he is expected to recover. Sullivan declined to comment on the incident.
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Sullivan
East Mercury Street
St. James Hospital
South American Trade 3 Worth Going After
Washington January 12 Secretary of Commerce Alexander said the United States must establish fast up-to-date passenger lines to both coasts of Central and South America to win the growing southern trade. Shipping board officials declined to comment but noted a shortage of passenger ships delaying lines to the west coast of America and Central America.
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Washington
Central
South America
United States
Alexander
The
Shipping Board
America
Amerea
Doctor to Face Serious Charge in Wisconsin
Markesan Wisconsin January 12 A legal battle will be opened immediately by attorneys for Dr John A Freudenburg to have him admitted to bail He was taken to the Green Lake county jail tonight charged with the murder of his wifes mother Mrs Nettie Duffies At the preliminary hearing district attorney Paul asked that the hearing be continued until January 22 which request was granted and he asserted the doctor could not be admitted to bail before that time
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Paul
Local Grocery Deals From A Busy Retail Ad
A scanned ad page lists consumer goods with varied prices including 14 lb Karo syrup, Delmar apricots at .39, Golden Age pastes and macaroni, imported olive oil, Bartlett pears in cans, Virginia Dare products, glycerine soaps, and veal loaf. Also featured are washing powder, panties, Milwaukee frankfurters, fresh ranch eggs at 80 cents a dozen, and potato salad by the pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca
Virginia Dare
Patriotic Societies Install New Officers At Courthouse
Joint installations were held at the courthouse by the G A R W R C and Ladies of the Grand Army with two department commanders and the past W R C president assisting. A banquet followed as officers for the year were named including Charles W Howe as Commander and Mrs S Mason as W R C President with multiple vice presidents, chaplains and instructors appointed.
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Grand Army
W. Kh. C
J. PP. McLean
Lolo
Charles W. Howe
C. P. Brinton
J. B. Purcell
W. O. Mallahan
Charless. Shoemaker
H. H. Makinson
C. 8. Warren
Arthur O'Brien
Estella Worth
S. Mason
Susie Irvine
Victoria Bishop
Mstella Worth
Julia Atkins
Maria Rickey
Kate Mulholland
Clara O'Connor Daly
Lottie Carlson
Julia Power
Ladies of the
Emma O’brien
Kate Knouff
May Andrews
Mary E. Purcell
Local club names officers and staff in roster note
Treasurer Ida Ball and secretary Miss Hattie Stolebarger head a roster that includes conductor Mary Kelley assistant conductor Myrtle Hartung guard Gertrude Quigley assistant guard Ella Houlihan and patriotic instructor Georgie MacPherson within a community group listing.
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Ida Ball
Miss Hattie Stolebarger
Mary Kelley
Myrtle Hartung
Gertrude Quigley
Ella Houlihan
Georgie MacPherson
Sugar price rule set by American Sugar Refining
New York January 12 A price of 14 1 2 cents a pound for granulated sugar refined from the new crop has been established for the wholesale and manufacturing trade by the American Sugar Refining company The reforming price fixed at 11 2 3 cents by the sugar equalization board allowed wholesalers a half cent profit and retailers a cent making the retail price 10 1 2 cents With middlemen adding a further cent the consumer price would be 17 1 2 cents a pound, lower than current retail levels.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Equalization Board
Germans to Repatriate Prisoners From France
Four German delegates met General Gassouin and the French repatriation commission to discuss homeward release. Repatriation will use six railway lines and ships from Havre St Nazaire Bordeaux and La Rochelle. It will begin 24 hours after Germany ships rolling stock into France as per treaty. The daily flow is estimated at 6,000 to 7,000 Germans leaving France.
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Paris
Gassouin
Havre
St. Nazaire
Bordeaux
la Rochelle
Germany
France
Wilson to Discuss Glass Successor in White House Conference
President Wilson summoned Secretary Glass to the White House for a conference today. It is understood the discussion will cover a successor to Mr Glass as he prepares to take his seat in the Senate appointed to succeed the late Senator Martin of Virginia.
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Washington
Wilson
Secretary Glass
White House
Glass
Senate
Martin
Virginia
Crago bill favored to raise army navy pay 20 percent
Washington Jan 12 The house military affairs committee reported favorably Representative Crago s bill to raise pay 20 percent for all officers in the army navy marine corps public health service and coast guard up to brigadier general and equivalent grades. Enlisted pay would rise 20 percent where base pay is 33 a month or more. The increases run from passage to June 30 1921 with an annual government cost of about 40 million. The house naval affairs committee also approved pay rises for navy personnel and seeks consent to substitute Crago for the naval bill.
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Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
Representative Crago
Pennsylvania
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Public Health Service
Coast Guard
House Naval Affairs Committee
Naval Committee
Texarkana Sheriff’s Posse Kills Escaped Suspect
Henry Wilson, a reportedly insane black man, was killed by a sheriff's posse after resisting arrest for 48 hours. He fired from an attic with a shotgun, wounding two deputy sheriffs and killing a black man who tried to coax surrender. Sheriff G A Richardson led the search begun Saturday after threats to kill more.
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Texarkana
Ark
Henry Wilson
Wilson
G. A. Richardson
Musterole Ad Highlights Neuralgia Relief and Uses
A Vintage Musterole advertisement extols relief from neuralgia and other pains. It touts a mustard oil ointment for head and neck inflammation, sore throats, bronchitis, stiff neck, asthma, rheumatism, lumbago, strains, and more. It claims quick relief and mentions prices for hospital size tins.
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Woody-Doull Drug Company
South Main Street
Dexter
Kimball
Coats
Mattingly
North Main St
Eees
Patrick
CALAN
Ui Pkes
Otana
Ediele Neele
Idaho
Seer Ee
Frankfurt
W. H. Baker’s
Ceylon
Japan
Relief Corps
Ladies of Army
Uatter
West Coast
Maritime Bide
Seattle
Wan
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