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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
9
Local merchants report that door to door knocking attracts customers and boosts turnout, with some noting higher foot traffic and improved visibility for their shops. The practice is described as effective for small retailers seeking growth.
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded silver and bronze medals and cash to living heroes and relatives of deceased heroes from the Fourteenth annual meeting in Pittsburgh. Medals went to several individuals for rescues and efforts from 1916 to 1918, with some families receiving awards for death benefits and education funds totaling over $4,000, plus additional educational appropriations.
The Helena postmaster has been selected to serve as chief registrar for the registration of German aliens in the district. The appointment follows word from Washington and places the marshal’s office in Helena as the key location.
Alice Brady stars in a melodramatic tale set in Parisian society with scenes of love, loyalty, and deception. The production features a capable cast under Edward Jones, delivering a stirring story of passion, betrayal, and triumph.
Dispatches describe Petrograd and major North Russian cities facing drastic bread shortages as banks close and shipments halt. Rationing tightens with limited eggs, meat for young children, and bread substitutes. trains slow, money scarce, and hoarded cash converted to accounts amid widespread hunger and civil unrest.
In Indianapolis Indiana Jan a heated miners convention defeated a proposal to have basic wage talks conducted through a single conference representing all districts and to appoint organizers with district approval The vote 58 to 64(6) reflected opposition from many officers who warned it would undermine district autonomy Samuel Gompers urged a seven hour day during wartime to conserve fuel while Frank Farrington cautioned against sidelining local agreements The discussion touched on wartime policy and antitrust concerns with calls for unity yet strong resistance to centralized wage conferences
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