President Opposes War Cabinet Measure in Senate
President Wilson resists the war cabinet bill as drafted, vowing to use his influence to defeat it. The proposal would appoint three distinguished citizens to advise on war conduct, supervise all executive departments, and authorize the cabinet to issue orders, with a $500,000 initial appropriation and a six month limit after the war.
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War Cabinet
Secretaries of War and Navy
Bolshevik Decree Abolishes Constituent Assembly
After early sessional ex mnmites, a decree abolishes the Constituent Assembly. Lenin, as Bolshevik premier, leads praise for the workers and soldiers, declaring bourgeois authority finished. The All-Russian Congress of Sovieties may meet tomorrow to declare sovereign power or create a new legislative body.
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Constituent Assembly
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Russia
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Europe
Paris
Congress of Societies
German spy ink Sehle dies in Great Falls note
Special dispatch reports ink Sehle once AP San Francisco last week as a German spy, formerly of Montana and Great Falls last summer. His room was searched by secret service with no findings. Also, pioneer resident Lar gent of Great Falls died at 68 of acute dyspepsia after long service as postmaster and store keeper at Ula nearby.
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San Francisco
Montana
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Secret Service
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Great Falls
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Sargent
Ula
Edwards Olive Tablets offer a gentle liver purge
An old fashioned testimonial touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. The ad promises clearer skin and better energy by cleansing blood bowels and liver. It claims olive tablets relieve constipation torpid liver and bad breath with a purely vegetable formula retailed at 25 cents per box.
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