Chamberlain on War Production Groping in the Dark
Senator George A. Chamberlain of Oregon told a New York Republican Club audience that the senate committee on military affairs would draft a plan next week to speed war production. He argued America lacks a responsible head to marshal men and material and warned coal troubles show the need for national planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gron
New York
George A. Chamberlain
Oregon
Republican Club
Senate Committee On Military Affaire
Chameerlain
Wilson
Sage Tea Hair Darkening Remedy Promoted In Ad
An old advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural looking hair darkener. It claims full gray coverage by morning with repeated use, describing the product as a delightful toilet requisite and noting it is not a medical cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Head Cold Catarrh Relief Cream Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Ely's Cream allm for instant nasal relief. It claims four nostrils clear, air passages opening immediately, soothing inflamed membranes and stopping head discomfort from cold or catarrh. The pitch urges buying from a druggist and applying a small amount for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Arrest of Youngstown woman linked to dynamite case
A Youngstown Ohio woman Josie Lande admitted arrival with a tarrying satchel containing 36 sticks of dynamite. Federal authorities secured her testimony after she broke down under questioning. Guards hold her under close observation as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surouding
Youngstown
Ohio
Josie Lande
Mason
Yacht seized off Atlantic coast with Swedish crew
New York Jan 19 United States Marshal McCarthy seized the steel pleasure yacht Joyeure said to be owned by Emil H. W. Kienge an unnaturalized German of Englewood New Jersey. Federal authorities said the yacht equipped with wireless had been cruising along the Atlantic coast with Kienge aboard and a Swedish crew aboard the vessel was taken into custody by federal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emil HW. Kienge
Englewood
N. J
United States
McCarthy
Kienge
Avantaic
Machine Guns for Dutch Commandeered by Allies
Washington reports 1090 machine guns and 600000 ordered in the United States to be shipped to aid Allied armies. Dispatches from Holland claimed guns and ammunition were bound for Germany, an assertion the state department again denies to neutral diplomats. Some versions suggest poison as the execution method, creating doubt over the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holland
Germany
Eamas
State Department
Stockholm
Hanover
Wadoo Urges Quick Passage of Ameroad Bill
Wadoo presses for rapid House and Senate approval of the Ameroad bill claiming it will aid financial relief. He argues swift action will stabilize markets and spur growth while opponents warn of potential risks and hidden costs.
McAdoo Urges Fast Pass on Government Railroads
Director General McAdoo tells the Senate that government operation of railroads is needed to fix transport failures. He cites lack of facilities, labor and power, and notes plans to use up to 100 million dollars to boost capacity while awaiting congress action. He says some lines will be detained and compensated only if damages occur, and emphasizes coordination to prepare for future wartime needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Senate
Congress
Cove
Ala
Wdinland Waterways
Sid
Resem Ueganke
Iites
MeAd
Senator
Wat
Arkansas
Smith
Moun
Poindexter
Holter plant offer boosts Montana power potential
Helena January 19 a great industrial opportunity is offered Montana by war raised conditions. P M Kerr general manager of the Mont Power company says the four million Holter dam construction will supply 49 000 kilowatts within four weeks to factories of all kinds. The dam forms the second largest structure in the system and will feed a chain of reservoirs along a 60 mile stretch converting the Missouri River into usable power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
P.M. Kerr
The
Mont Power Company
Holter
Kerr
Seaton
Tolter
Canyon Ferry
WATES OVERSTOCKED SHIFTING CLOSURE OF MINES IN MONTANA
Helena Montana January 19 State Fuel A atrator Swindl from Bear Creek Coal company warns many Montana coal mines may close soon due to mild weather and poor business. Mines overstocked and seeking buyers. several firms report daily outputs from 60 to 100 tons. Companies authorize contracts to move output at low prices to cover loading costs. shutdowns possible next week if conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Bear Creek Coal Company
Montana
Miso
Itram
Tron
Cpany
International Coal Company
Rst
Lewistown Woman's club funds aid for students and local news
The Lewistown Woman's club authorized a $200 appropriation for student loans with $250 in bank subscriptions and about $350 more pledged by local businesses for a permanent aid fund. Other items note divorces awarded with alimony, wartime efforts, and community drive events amid scattered local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Woman’ Club
Hl. L. de Kalb
Florence Nicolesco
Chicago
Plentywood
Kalispell
Isbel Me
Fire Bell Damaged by Cold Weather in City
Jan 19 report notes the city fire bell cracked by recent cold. A $450 quadruple steam siren whistle was ordered for future alarms. Red Cross will auction donated items including a horse, kitchen range, pedigreed alfalfa, and turkey to raise funds. Bond election plans of $225,000 for road building face some opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Worst Nationa
Morrie
Hut
Chnt
Lambert
O. W. Lambert
A.A. Morris
H. F. Clen
C. Sherman
Martin Rauch
Citizens State
Bani
Swanson
C.F. Telardson
Ti. Schneider
A. E. Dye
MD. Swanson
Bachman
C.F. Itlehardon
Schneider
DW. Slayton
D. St. Cooley
F.C. Metager
VD. Dusenivrrs
D. Jacobs
Voc. McCleary
W. C. Pound
Vern Hamilton
Ing
Dillon News Tells Local Events and Marital News
Local items include a wedding at W J Palmer ranch with Mrs Churchill, births at W J Palmer ranch, and community notices. Also reported are a jail lodging for Tony Lose after an assault, visits from residents, livestock business from Armstead, and a Twin Bridges visit with a card party and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Churchill
Grant
Exon
Tony Lose
Charles Calvert
James Judge
Eridan
Toda
A.D. Davis
Armistead
Otto Schultz
Twin Bridges
Tow Re
Bert Page
Cig
Melrose
Stix
Antisaloon League Actions in Missouri War Fuel Ban Request
In a Mon Jan 19 dispatch from St Louis the Anti Saloon League asked the Missouri administrator Crossley to prohibit the use of fuel for making intoxicants during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Mon
Crossley
Missouri
Anti-Saloon League
Mining pioneer William Mayger dies in Helena
Helena reports the death of William Mayger a mining figure for 59 years and owner of the St owls Mining company He was about 36 years old at the time of his last arrival, born in Missouri he came via the Mission River to this region in the Yellowstone steamer and later managed operations in Last Chance valley with a daughter and other relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
William Mayger
Stowls Mining Company
Mayger
Missouri
Isgl
Yellowstone
Caw Island
Fort Benton
Eve Marysvil
Filippines
Funeral of Miss Mielde Young Lady of Big Timber
Big Timber Jan 19 Funeral services for Miss Metah Mighete five years old eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Hen Mielde who died Tuesday. The pallbearers were school friends of Miss Miele including Harry Cross Norman Hale Selmer Solberg Santis Boraythe Maimeri and others attended. Mr and Mrs Hi J Mielde and family were present.
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Big Timber
Metah
Mighte
Hen Mielde
Onerhein
Theo Dof
Messrs
Mise Price Erickson
Holm
Mise Miele
Mesure Harry Cross
Orman Hale
Selmer Solberg
Santis Boraythe
Maimeri
Mr. and Mex
Hi. J. Mielde
Mieke
His
Government Action on Fixed Prices Prompted by Shortages
The report indicates officials sought to stabilize prices amid shortages. It notes Washington discussions, potential defense actions, and moves to control troop movements and ensure soldiers’ certification. Authorities consider financial sources and civilian producers in stabilizing the economy during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan
Sinsee
Tday
Peace Conference Session Ends Amid Bolshevik Tensions
Bolsheviks and social revolutionaries clash over adopting the Smolny program as the assembly faces turmoil. The chairmen push a peace resolution to a quick vote, and the session adjourns with plans for another gathering. The upheaval follows decisive moves by the Bolshevik government after the December elections favoring Kerensky supporters, with arrests of constitutional delegates and steps to seize control of the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smolny Institute
Constituent Assembly
Tasther
Tionists
Presmier Kerensky
Bol- Sheviki
Anaconda Municipal Engineers to Meet in Bozeman
Anaconda engineers travel to Bozeman for the Montana Institute of Municipal Engineers session starting tomorrow. The agenda covers street cleaning, sewage systems, highways, lighting, and a visit to Montana State College with an annual banquet Wednesday night. Officers include Carl Widener president Andrew Birkland vice president Roy Matser secretary treasurer with Morris and others on the board of directors.
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Vestal Jr
City Engines
Anacomia
Willeave
Boseman
Montana Institute
Mmmg
Conkling and Systems
Montana State College
Institute
Carl Widener
Andrew Birkland
Vic
Roy Matser
Additon
I. Morris and Ho
Ofirectors
Community church services and schedules listed in Anaconda notices
A collection of church notices from Anaconda listings detailing services across multiple congregations. St Mark's Episcopal, Vine Presbyterian, First Baptist, Church of Christ, Swedish and Swedish Lutheran pastors, Our Savior's Lutheran, African Methodist Episcopal, and Theosophical Society events include morning worships, evening services, sermons, Sunday schools, and midweek meetings with various pastors and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Fifth and Locust Streets
Germon Topte
FE. Pickett
J. A. Meeke West Dee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nator Chammerbaen
APRA
National Security League
Representative Kahn
Hith Root
Senator Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Titan
Kalin
Pacitaen
Mr. Rahm
Kahn
Antony
Getavius
Theodore Roosevelt
Grendmal
Aire Camhtehe
Imperial Valley View
Ford & Hollister Ranch, Inc
Darby, Mont
Wadoo
Ragement
Sanaa
Privat
Wilmons
Tin
Adis
Young Men's Christian Association
Gallatin County
Council of the
Asso
Tess
Bozeman
Ixrade
Three Forks
Mann
Willow Creek
Salesville
Veinity
Great Holter Plant
Power Company
Lewistown News
I-A
Crowder
Rangers
Helena National Forest
France
Ican Expeditionary Forces
Unis
Su ‘I
B. Seely
Montana Incl
Defense
Gifford
Nell
Ten
James W. Gerard
Gallatin
Jatin
Pake Uts
Dillon News
Antesaloon League
William Mayger Mmining Wan Dead
Tepeat
Pershing
Bak
Tehernoff
Teherno
Cits
Anaconda News Municipal
Anaconda
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Main
Treelock
Church of Christ Sixth Streets
Will
Schooner
Christians
D. No Anderson
Butte
Stor
Barber Mont
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Chestnut
Pith Streets
East Fifth
Church of Christ, Scient
Main Street
Stan Selence
African Methodist Fipiscopal Church
West Commercial
Rob- Ouse
Ching
Sym
Issionary “Society
A. Cardia
Theosophical Society
Theosophie Hall
Pe R'welock Thire
Bos
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bullaingse Marshall
Aitch
Name Street
Stato
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