Ex-Emperor William Hohenzollern Improves in Health
AP reports from Amerongen Holland dated January 19 that former German emperor William Hohenzollern is greatly improved. He can walk in the castle grounds and attend a parlor concert with his suite playing piano harp and violin. His only distraction appears to be the weekend visit of the Dutch premier secretary and Utrecht governor Count Lydnen Van Sandenburg who oversee his surveillance. He attended a church service conducted at the castle by clergy from Beeist.
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Associated Press
Beeist
Boys on Border Heroes Not Forgotten
A lengthy editorial from The Guidon at Fort Bills Texas praises U S soldiers patrolling the Mexican border. It honors young volunteers from across Butte and elsewhere who served first, endured long separations, and risked life for democracy. The piece urges national memory and support for these Border guards as they transition home to civilian life.
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Butte
United States
Rom Butte
France
Iments
States
Rey
Cere
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Old Mexico
Rio Grande
Kaiser Bill
Wages Of Herders Cut At Woolgrowers Meet
Resolutions at the Madison National Forest Sheepgrowers association cut herders wages to 575 dollars monthly. Wages to be readjusted May 1 and July 1 based on wool prices with 50 cents a pound base. If wool stays at 40 cents by May 1, wages drop to 65 dollars. Advisory board to notify Beaverhead and Madison sheepmen of price changes and May and July wage decisions. The group also backs John Reid of Harrison in prosecuting parties who killed Reid's sheep in a car collision last summer. Montana Pure Bred Sheep secretary R. G. Willeson notes 39000 dollars of rams sold at the Helena state fair, with remaining treasury funds to support a 1919 ram sale at the state fair. 1919 officers elected: President E B Selway Ditton. vice president F S Metzel Alder. secretary-treasurer W M Rhodes Sheridan. advisory board E O Selway chairman, Harry Foster Sheridan, F S Metzel Alder, J E Keller Lima, J P Darnutzer Twin Bridges.
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Madison National Forest
Associaton
Beaverhead
Madison
John Reid
Harrison
Reid
Selway
Ditton
Metzel
Alder
W. M. Rhodes
Sheridan
Harry Foster
F. S. Metzel
J. E. Keller
Lima
J. P. Darnutzer
Banquet Honors Silver Bow Graduates By Bar Association
About 40 members of the Silver Bow Bar association attended a banquet in honor of graduates newly admitted to the bar. The program included readings by D. H. Wittenberg F. E. Blodgett I. G. Denny and new attorneys Harrison J. Freebourne Samuel Edelstein and G. Kin G. B. Odon with Janet St. Clair contributing. A list of attendees followed including Herndor H. Wittenbers P. Wilk Harrison J. Freebourne and many others.
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Silver Bow Bar Association
Fol Lowing
D. H. Wittenberg
F. E. Blodgett
I. G. Denny
Harrison J. Freebourne
Samuel Edelstein
G. Kin
Janet St. Clair
Herndor H. Wittenbers
P. Wilk
C.F. Studders
Lilian Sullivan
FE. Blod Ket
Lottie Rogan
J. G. Denny
Jennie Robinson
Brandon McMahon
Agnes Nevin
H.C. Nelson
John H. Elliott
Mia
John Elliott
Philip Prija
Pearl Wilson
Tom Campbell
Ernest ©. Lewis
G. W. Deniger
Bernice M. Deniger
B.D. Elderkin
C. E. O'Neill
CE. O'Neill
James E. Lightfoot
James K. Lightfoot
Mr. Forrester
Nellie Baker
John F. Emigh
Mary Blodgett
Lawrence W. Emery
John Georgiades
Apple and
Mist Jessie Teoscow
Leo Rear
Anor Penner
D. Neill
Joseph
Seven States Back Lane Scheme at Western Land Meeting
Salt Lake City hosts representatives from seven western states Nevada Wyoming California Arizona Colorado New Mexico and Canada as they back Secretary Lane’s plan to settle offers and sailors on public lands. Delegates say the issue is vast and require careful study with a committee to draft resolutions showing state support and the extent of backing for the Interior Department move.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Franklin K. Lane
Interior Department
Nevada
Wyoming
California
Arizona
Colorado
New’ Mexico
Can
Steamer Watson Passes Inside Channel After Repairs
Seattle dispatches report the Pacific Steamship steamer Admiral Watson with 240 passengers moved through Seymour Narrows on the inside passage under its own steam en route to Seattle. Earlier wireless distress said a broken crank shaft crippled the vessel in Queen Charlotte Sound. the nearby Valdez rushed to help, but the Watson made temporary repairs and continued sailing, expected to reach Seattle Monday.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Steamship Company
Admiral Watson
Seymour Narrows
Watson
Queen Charlotte Sound
Valdez
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Songs OF Today
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