Our Sagacious Statesmen at the State Capital
Helena readers report a lively yet tempered start to the Montana legislature as visitors flood the capital. The piece notes early work habits eight hour shifts, debates over a state athletic commission and possible delegation to the Atlantic coast with the A. C. M. band, plus talk of major funding bills and procedural reminders from officials.
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Helena
Everyody
Atlantic
A. C. M. Band
Montana
Fimner J. Mo
Sweet Grass
State Athletic Commission
Parade Break Up In Seattle After Mass Meeting
About 600 people dispersed from open air mass meetings in Seattle on January 16 as mounted police led a parade through the business district. Twenty police on horseback, five patrol cars with carbine armed officers, and a platoon with clubs cleared the crowd.
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Seattle
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Powell Named Capital Expenditures Director by Hines
Powell, former vice president of the Southern and of the Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific, was appointed director of capital expenditures of the railroad administration by Director General Hines. He has served recently as the administration’s representative in the priorities section of the War Industries Board.
Montenegro Revolt Report Sparks Serbian Setback
An official Montenegrin state note tonight claims Montenegro uprisings by Serb troops have spurred a revolt. Insurgents estimated at about 20,000 have seized several towns, driving Serbian forces from their positions.
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Wasnimston
Oan
Montenegro
Legation
Textile workers push eight hour day nationwide
Boston January 19 Unanimous demand by cotton wool and silk manufacturers for an eight hour day or a 48 hour week to start February 3 was announced by W Frank Shore president of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers in a united textile workers of America effort statement.
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United Textile Workers of America
W. Frank Shore
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
New York Stock Trading Opens With Mixed Early Tone
Trading in stocks opened with hopes for a continuation of yesterday's broad strength but soon fell back. Rails drew buyers while reports from Washington suggested diverging views on the country’s transportation future. Distillers and other groups slipped, United States Steel held its position, and tobacco and feathers showed strength as the lists trimmed. Volume reached 475,000 shares with Liberty bonds firm on strong demand.
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Washington
United States Steel
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United’ States
Chicago Markets and Provisions on Wheat and Grain
Chicago markets show wheat policy effects on corn and oats with prices unsettled and mixed. February and May futures shift, oats and provisions rise or fall with supply in domestic markets. Receipts, quotes for No 2 yellow corn and No 3 white oats listed. money market steady. copper and iron unchanged. Liberty bonds final pricing noted. Rome reports Antonio Salandra to attend peace conference as Italian delegate.
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Giornale Attalia
Rices
Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions
Western and Pacific markets report steady to higher trend in cattle and sheep. Omaha and Seattle receipts show mixed of hogs, cattle, and sheep with primes and feeds varying. prices listed for beef cattle calves veal veal, and lambs with ranges across regions including Portland and Texas stockers.
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EIR
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