Mining leaders depart for Helena to press tax hearing
Montana mining chiefs from Butte Anaconda and Southwest arrive in Helena to address joint house and senate committees. F Kelley of Anaconda Copper will open the hearing with a forceful argument backed by details from five years of company expenditures taxes freight fuel and wages.
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Montana
Helena
House
Senate
Butte
Anaconda
Mine Owners Association
Helenia
F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Committee On Organization
Mont
Neal Institute Promotes The Neal Way For Alcoholism
An ad urges drinkers to consult the Neal Institute at 305 West Broadway Butte Montana to learn scientific methods to overcome indulgence. It touts the institute’s presence in 60 principal cities and claims effectiveness of its approach.
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Kean
Neal Institute
West Broadway
Butte, Mont
Pacipal
State mining association seeks unity against proposed tax
A state wide mining group invites all miners owners operators and investors to unite against a new tax. They urge protests and a memorial to state legislators, requesting towns to mobilize by a tight two to three day deadline. The effort lists committee members and urges rapid action to protect industry growth and prevent tax impact.
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Indus
Ina
Ind Rmine
Staveni
Torlena
Moeal
Pascare
Belthe
Che Ramen
C. F. Kelley
Hark Iago
Warren d
Bruce Kremer
Bos. Brophy
F. & Witherspoon
B. M
Kerry Lee Mantie
Leonard
A. Ie Currier Te Siu
Sohn Gillie
Ar Meuronyen
Peharles
Norman Braly
Tiealet
Ena Browne
Tenholmen
Ron
Tunle
Ba" Gow
Davia Oncar Rohn
Bell
Renrge Shelton
Ee Brucer
Creden
Cb Raley
Sore Bruces
Bopien
State Association
Committee on Organization Urges Action Against Unjust Taxation
A dated appeal from OSCAR ROHN and JL BRUCE urging cooperation to resist taxation. It instructs readers to write to secretary Charles Bocking at once detailing their actions. Signed by W L Creden, W Goodale, Orman B Braly, Arthur V Cory, Charles T Leonard, Samuel Baker Jr. and the Committee on Organization.
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Charles Bocking
Oscar Rohn
JL. Bruce
W. L. Creden
W. Goodale
Orman B. Braly
Arthur V. Cory
Charles T. Leonard
Samuel Baker JR
French Prisoners 10 Be Given Same Treatment
Berlin reports an official statement demanding equal treatment for French prisoners of war. France must transport prisoners at least 30 kilometers behind the firing line and assemble them in well-equipped camps with mail and embassy visits. If France refuses, several thousand French POWs will be moved behind German lines and subjected to the same conditions as Germans. Reprisals will continue until France complies.
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Berlin
Bayville
Germany
Hebrews in Session Baltimore Union Meeting
The Baltimore session of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations opened with the council on its twenty fifth meeting. The board of managers of school extension reports active service in 1402 rural communities 49 universities 109 scattered Jewish groups in small towns and 11 institutions for defectives 47 for delinquents 27 military encampments and eight Jewish state religious teachers associations.
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Baltimore
Yan
Union of American Hebrew
Council of the Union
Board of Managers of
Myers Sees Water Power Bill Likely To Pass Soon
Washington January 17 Senator Henry L Myers author of the water power bill reported in an interview that he hopes the measure will pass the senate before adjournment. He expects a vote soon despite opposition and notes that appropriation bills delay action. An amendment by Senator Walsh would permit states and municipalities to lease water power sites on public domain for development or sale with revocation if not used timely.
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Standard
Washington
Henry L. Myers
Senate
Nators
Myers
Altbuster
Walsh
Three Million Shell Contract Awards To British Firm
Washington January 17 contract awards totaling about 1.25 million dollars were given by Secretary Daniels to a British company for armor piercing projectiles. The decision followed bids and delivery terms, with 10 inch shells to be delivered within ten months.
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Washington
Daniels
Itneton Mission Company
Las Ont Nan Arte
Hadtelda
Dan Tisai
Imeter
Trap shot records feature season highlights and top competitors
The article lists season records for trap shooting, naming top amateurs and professionals including St. Louis and Vancouver entries. It notes averages for single and double targets from multiple tournaments, with a qualification of at least 2,000 targets and two meets to meet Interstate Association rules. The leading amateur is St M. Froeh of Vancouver, and G Spencer of St. Louis tops professionals.
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M. Froeh
Vancouver
Wash
G. Spencer
St. Louis
Intertate Association
Broke
Pet Harlow
Fred
Newark
Ohto
Arie
Thomasboro
Henderson
Lexington
King
Ft A. Delta
Colo
Richardson
A. B
Dover
Del
Remington
Ind
Pfirrmann Jr
Los Angeles
Cali
Graper
F .X
Guster
Park
Clark
Homer
Alton
Til
Aberdeen
Dad
Crosby
R O'Fallon
Baas
Spencer
C. G
St Louis
Young
Charles A
Springfield
Killam
Arthur
Mitchell
Ed. L
Rezee
Juan
Curtis
Neb
Rewark
Ohio
Taylor
J. Fe
Union City
Rosebergy
Chica
Hawking Jr J. W
Baltimore
Aia
Nicola
George
Kansas City
Powers
Cs . Decator
Clancy
Chicago
Crosh
R. O'Fallon
Dickey
D. R
Boston
Hum
Walter
Macon
Topperwein
Mrs
San Aritonto
Texas
German Air Losses Reported for December
Berlin reports sixty six Entente airplanes shot down in December with twenty two captured by the Central Powers. Central Allies loss is listed at seventeen machines. The bulletin notes heavy use of churns in England capable of producing 600 pounds of butter at once.
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Berlin
Sayville
England
Doctor and Brakeman Killed by Tramps Near Kimball
Denver reports two men were shot and killed near Kimball Nebraska today while stealing a ride on a Union Pacific freight train. The attackers were captured and jailed in Kimball. The victims are Robert Allen of Sydney Nebraska and Otto B Jones of Cheyenne Wyoming. The article notes Canada holds 23 million acres in timber forests compared with 187 million in U.S. national forests.
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Denver
Robert Allen
Sydney
Neb
Otto B. Jones
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kimball
Union Pacific
Canada
United States
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