British note on peace and international sanction
The note explains Britain’s support for President Wilson’s peace plan while stressing that durability requires changes in Europe's map, enforcement of international law, and a sanction beyond treaties. It warns that without secure borders and stronger Allied success, peace would prove fragile and costlier than continued conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Wilson
Balfour
Sir Cecil
Europe
Turkey
Union
Apd
Prossens
Abdul Hamid
Germany
Berlin
Belgium
Prospects of Peaceful Civilization After Calamities
A reflective note on how current global turmoil may yield peaceful civilization and international reforms. The writer cites hopeful visions shared by leading thinkers from both the new world and the old, imagining reforms following present calamities.
Municipal Engineers Club elects officers in Bozeman
The Institute of Municipal Engineers elected Carl C. Widener of Bozeman as president Andrew C. Birkland of Lewistown as vice president and K J Maiser of Bozeman as secretary treasurer The three day session closes and plans for the next meeting set for the third Monday in January in Bozeman 1918
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Institute of “Municipal Engineers
Carl C. Widener
Bozeman
Andrew C. Birkland
Lewstownt
K. J. Maiser
Wles City Selects Officers and Ends Convention
Special dispatch reports Wles City selecting officers for the Montane party at a convention. Helena elected president, Yatens as first vice president, Handiton second vice president, Arnold city vice president. Executive board named eight members including Butte, Woseman, P Bourne, Wilton, and Coe Batch. Merchants and Travelers dance noted with plans to back a tax-exempt mortgage bill and licensing pedlers.
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Fidenas
Wan
Nistal Merghamey
Gr Baten Helena
Yatens Bilinae
Ine
Treewurer
Letrinn
Butte
We Pagar
Woseman
Eanden P'Bourne
Wilton Coe
Helene
AC Arnold
Mien
R. AvHough
Teed Lodge
St. H
Hamilton
Roughup
Ings
Fire in Chimney at Barbe Shop on Montana Street
Fire in a chimney at W. J. Kelly barbe shop, 106 South Montana, sparked a run for the fire department last night. Fire crews extinguished the blaze with chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kelly
Montana Street
Miner Injured in Cave In at Speculator Drift
A miner at the Speculator is hospitalized at Murray's with a broken leg from a cavern collapse. His condition is not serious. The article notes Portugal's claim as having the world's greatest deposit of wolframite, source mineral for tungsten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jout Sesnezvms
Murray's Hospital
Portugal
Gambling expose alleges state law violations in Livingston area
A grand jury report cites private operatives’ 30 day coverage of a local gambling “game” and an article in a morning paper charging open violations of state gambling laws. It notes violations in Livingston, Wilsall, and Clyde Park but no indictments were made. The piece portrays the city as overrun by professional gamblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Wilsall
Clyde Park
Feeble minded permanent wards urged by state report
Helena Jan 11 Feeble minded persons should be made permanent wards of the state, says M L Rickman in the biennial report to Governor Stewart. He urges revision of the juvenile act and notes investigations over two years include 601 cases of cruelty to children and 26 convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
M. L. Rickman
Stewart
Hickman
Ile
Wallace Resigns as U S Attorney to Join New York Firm
Helena special dispatch reports William Wallace Jr. of Helena resigns as assistant United States attorney general to enter partnership with a big New York law firm. Wallace previously belonged to Walls Brown & Weir in Helena and long served as attorney for the Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standa Helena
William Wallace Jr
Helena
United States
New York
Wallace
Walls Brown & Weir
Northern Pacific
Montana in Washington Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington nominations and Montana land exchange plans are reported with Senator Myera introducing a bill to confirm land selections by the Montana senate in lieu of school sections within national forests and to exchange state lands for equal value outside forest limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Washington
Standard
Jan
Davideon
Roundup
Mont
Myera
Senate of Montana
Public hearing on county job printing bids at capitol
Helena dispatch reports a public hearing at the capitol tomorrow on Senator William bill requiring county job printing to be bid within the state. Publishers gather in Helena to be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eal Dispatch
the Standard
Helena
Capitol
William
Arrests Mount Since October In City Police Log
William Morris, accused of causing a disturbance at the St. Germain safe, was the last entry in the newly started police blotter. Officer Larkin arrested him. John Breen is listed as the last person arrested in the older log. A total of 2,700 arrests have been recorded since October 18, with the log expanding to 300 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
St. Germain
Larkin
John Breen
Trea
Fortunes for Thursday January 18 1917 Horoscope Forecast
The horoscope for Thursday January 18 1917 notes Uranus and Venus adverse but favors those seeking positions especially in politics for men, while women past middle age gain strength of mind and body. Writers publishers editors may prosper though rivalries arise among nationally known figures. Travel plans may prompt artistic changes in motion pictures and theater with a return to high artistic ideals. California and the West could face unusual severe storms with high winds. A death of a man of affairs may affect stocks this month. next month English navy surprise foretold. birthdays bring a prosperous year if travel is avoided. Capricorns with Acarten traits tend to skepticism. children born that day likely steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uranus
Venus
Mercury
Uetar
California
McClurcspaper Syndicate
Miner Hurt by Accidental Revolver Fire at Pat Saloon
Zadie O'Donnell, a miner, received a flesh wound over the stomach when a revolver in bartender Id McManus's hand at the Pat saloon on Woolman Street fired accidentally. McManus, said to be intoxicated, grabbed the gun and pulled the trigger. Detectives investigated as officers treated O'Donnell at the emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zadie O'Donnell
Id McManus
Pat
Woolman Stree
O'Donnel
O'Donnell
McManus
Unies
O'Donnell Iain
Hot Water Before Breakfast Promises Refreshment and Health
Text promotes drinking a glass of real hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels remove toxins and bile improve appetite and appearance claiming quick health benefits and low cost.
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Weyman-Bruton Company
Union Square
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Buckingham & Hecht
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Carters
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WLES
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Honolulu
Helens
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Theniversity Publishing Company of
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Grammer
Driggs
MacMillan Company of
Tarr
McMu
Hiner
Asoma
Norway
Utah Ave
LEO S. Ross Tractor Omce and Carpenter Shop
Southart
Business and Professional Directory of
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Ni Vade Avenue
Jones Storage & Transfer CO
Manlove
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