Helena Bank to House Ninth District Federal Reserve
A site in Helena at Edwards street and Park avenue will become the permanent home of the Helena branch of the Federal Reserve System for Montana after adding a story and a large burglar-proof vault. The investment, including real estate, building, vault and fixtures, is about 100000 dollars. The bank will serve the entire state and connect Montana banks with the federal system, with up to ten million dollars in cash and securities carried on site.
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Helena
Edwards Street
Park Avenue
Independent Telephone Company
Federal Reserve Bank of the Ninth District
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve System
Montana
Norman B. Holter
Ninth District Board of Directors
Holter
Federal Reserve
Washington
Swamp Root Promoted For Kidney Trouble
Drug gists report many Americans suffer kidney issues unseen by the carriers of their health. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root is praised for healing influence and high success records. A Life Insurance physician notes many insurance denials stem from undetected kidney trouble. samples available by sending 10 cents and mentioning Anaconda Standard.
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Kilmer
Root
Kidney Cleanse Ad From Old Advertisement
An old advertisement extols Jad Salts to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims daily use prevents irritation, backs aches, and bladder weakness. It urges drinking lots of water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to keep kidneys active.
No Deaths From Flu in Montana Report
Helena January 27 There were 47 new influenza cases in Montana for the week ending Saturday with 144 reported in 24 hours from Anaconda Billings Fairview Fort Benton Great Falls Havre Judith Gap Lima Grass Range Missoula Roundup Superior Whitehall Lewistown and other points There were no deaths yet reported The state epidemiologist Dr John J Sippy said the disease remains mild with likely many cases and fewer deaths than last year Other contagious diseases show small increases notably tuberculosis smallpox scarlet fever and pneumonia Measles whooping cough chicken pox and mumps are waning Yellowstone county reports four chicken pox cases.
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Health
Anaconda
Billings
Fairview
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Havre
Judith Gap
Lima
Grass Range
Missoula
Superior
Whitehall
Lewistown
Lewis and Clark County
John J. Sippy
Fergus County
Butte
Yellowstone County
Hay Quarantine Placed After State Conference
Helena reports Gov Stewart after a meeting with Prof. F. S. Cooley and leading stockmen announced an immediate quarantine on all hay from Idaho and Utah with March 1 effectiveness. The action targets alfalfa weevil found in hay from those states.
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Helena
S. V. Stewart
F. S. Cooley
State Board of Horticulture
Idaho
Utah
Dawson Redeems $89 000 in Bonds
Dawson County has redeemed bonds totaling 89000 at 4 percent interest using state funds. The refunding bonds, issued November 1 1915, were redeemed in full today setting a new county record for debt clearance.
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Dawson
Helena
H. L. Hart
Black wolf of unusual color captured near Madison
Dillon reports the capture of a gigantic black wolf by a Gilbert Livestock employee on the upper Madison. The animal, believed to threaten local flocks for years, lived in the area and was famed for its size and black pelt. Despite few stock losses, many coyotes and wolves have been trapped recently.
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Dillon
Gilbert Livestock Company
Madison
Peculiar Report To Accident Board In Billings Case
Helena Jan 27 Roy Wyman of Security Bridge Billings reports a novel injury regarding navel irritation from gravel or stone under clothing. The industrial accident board will question employees to determine the extent and nature of any injury if it occurred.
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Standard
Helena
Roy Wyman
Security Bridge Company of
Billings
Industrial Accident Board
Burke Files Declaration as Democratic National Convention Candidate
Jan 27 issued notice from Heluna announces P BK Burke of Seabey Sheridan county has declared intent to seek delegate nomination to the Democratic National Convention. Burke previously served as a delegate to the national convention four years ago.
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The
Standard
Heluna
Burke
Seabey
Sheridan County
Father and Son Week Proclaimed in Billings
Mayor W Lee Mains issues a proclamation urging all fathers in Billings to support Father and Son week from February 16 to 22. A banquet will be held at the Billings Commercial Club and athletic programs for fathers and sons will be discussed at additional meetings, stressing civic welfare of Billings.
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Billings
W. Lee Mains
Billings Commercial Club
Maine
Bomb Found at Taxidermist Shop in Livingston
In Livingston on January 27 a bomb with the fuse burned and tar coating was found in front of John Jonas taxidermist shop by the proprietor early today. The motive for the device remains undetermined.
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Livingston, Jan
John Jonas
James E. Martin Dies in Bozeman
James Ki Martin president of the National Bank of Gallatin Valley died at his Bozeman home he lived in for 25 years A Missouri born pioneer he moved to Kansas then Montana in 1892 His sons Roy and James L Jr daughter Julia survive with his wife a sister of Judge Frank K Armstrong He served in state legislature county commissioner and was a Mason He cast his first presidential vote for General Hancock.
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The
Standard
Boeman
James Ki. Martin
National Bank of
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
Kansas
Mr. Martin
Missouri
Highland University
Montana
Roy
James IL. Martin Jr
Julia
Martin
Gallatin County
Hancock
Frank K. Armstrong
One Strike Now On in State
Helena Jan 7 Every labor union in Montana is at work except billings barbers who struck for 36 a week from 27 50 Stephen Ely president Montana Federation of Labor says Great Falls building trades council has an agreement for a new scale effective March 1 and similar negotiations are underway in Butte between employers and the trades council
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Helena
Montana
Billings
Stephen Ely
Montana Federation of Labor
Great Falls
Building Trades Council
Butte
Holloway Tops in Writing Opinions in 1919 Montana Supreme Court
Helena Jan 27 Associate Justice William L Holloway led Montana Supreme Court with 49 opinions in 1919, outpacing peers. The year saw 99 opinions, 290 cases filed and 305 pending by Jan 1 1920. New actions included 165 appeals 3 disbarments 19 mandamus 2 injunctions and other writs.
Juror Selection in Wobblies Trial Continues
The jury pool for the I W W trial was trimmed as 38 year old Montesano laborer A Youngs, a watchman at a lumber mill, faced questions about bias. He said he would not join the organization but supported labor's right to strike and would trust fellow jurors if charged similarly.
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Smith
University of Minnesota
A. Youngs
Montesano
Youngs
Centralia
George F. Vanderveer
Vanderveer
Deporteds Reach Petrograd From Soviet Russia
Washington dispatch reports 249 radicals deported to Soviet Russia have arrived in Petrograd and are quartered at Smolny Institute. Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman leaders of the deported party transmitted the cable to a New York contact, with Ludwig Martens making the message public.
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Washington
Soviet Russia
Petrograd
Smolny Institute
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
New York
Ludwig Martens
Maxim Litvinoff
Copenhausen
Houston Named Secretary of the Treasury
The article reports William Gibbs McAdoo leaving the Treasury and Carter Glass stepping into the Senate, with David L. Houston expected to become secretary. It notes the cabinet’s shrinking size to four original members and lists other current and former secretaries across departments and the postmaster general.
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Houston
Secretary OF the Treasury
Glass
Senate
Senator Martin
Virginia
Lane
Daniels
Navy Department
Wilson
Labor Department
Burleson
W. J
Banquet of Good Roads Men Turns Frolic Somewhat Formal
Cottonwood creek gathering sees wagons, tents, and modern tourists join forces to back highway progress. H P Wilson hosts, H O Cooley jokes about Ireland and Philippines, while speakers from Deer Lodge, Butte and others urge improved hard surface roads and regional pride.
Yellowstone Trail Energy in Deer Lodge Meeting
H O Cooley, general manager, hailed the Yellowstone Trail conference in Deer Lodge for high enthusiasm and a strong push toward permanent transcontinental highway status. He credited Western Montana citizens, especially Deer Lodge, with sustaining support for preserving the trail and predicted a hard surfaced shore to shore highway if the Townsend bill passes.
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Cooley
Montana
Deer Lodge
Road Contracts To Be Let For Montana Highways
Deer Lodge January 27. Frank Conley, state highway commission chair and Deer Lodge mayor, says within 60 days Montana will contract $5,000,000 for highway construction. He notes spring thaws will start road work, though exact contracts and bidders are not yet known. He warns labor may be hard to find but expects many workers to be drawn to Montana as road development begins. Conley, host at the Yellowstone trail conference, champions road improvements and the trail route.
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Deer Lodge
Frank Conley
State Highway Commission
Montana
Conley
Second League of Nations Council meeting planned February tenth
Washington reports that the League of Nations council will hold its second meeting in London around February 10. The gathering will start debate on the permanent court of international justice as mandated by the peace treaty. The Paris opening January 16 focused on organizational needs.
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Washington
Associated Press
Council of the
League of Nations
London
Permanent Court of International Justice
Paris
German note seeks to modify treaty on war crimes surrender
Paris Jan 27 The German government sent a note to Paris urging the allies to renounce the execution of Article 228 of the peace treaty. The article covers surrender of persons accused of acts in violation of the laws and customs of war.
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Paris
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromine Quinine Remedy
An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets to relieve cold symptoms in one day. It claims to stop fever and headache and work off the cold, with GROVE'S signature on each box and a price of 30 cents.
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Grove
Powhatan Towed Into Halifax Harbor After 10 Day Storm Battle
The disabled army transport Powhatan, with 150 crew and 271 passengers, was towed into Halifax harbor. Three men were slightly ill. all others well. The voyage began Jan 18, endured extreme hardships about 600 miles out, and ended with transfer of passengers to the Northern Pacific and arrival in New York last Saturday.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Halifax Harbor
Randall
Northern Pacific
New York
Flu epidemic threat grows in South Dakota report
In Sioux Falls South Dakota influenza threatens to become an epidemic state health officer P R Jenkins announced tonight. The daily report records two hundred forty five new cases.
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VLU
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
P. R. Jenkins
Berlin Railway Shops Idle as 7000 Workers Sent Home
Berlin Jan 27 The closing of Berlin railway repair shops leaves 7000 workers temporarily unemployed. Plants likely idle until Feb 15 when a new wage deal based on piece work or premium system is hoped to be agreed.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Keeps 61st Birthday in Exile at Amerongen
The former emperor Wilhelm marked his 61st birthday at Amerongen, the second birthday he has spent in exile there. The occasion was noted by Associated Press observers in The Hague on January 27.
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the Hague
Associated Press
Wilhelm
Amerongen
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