Outlook Bright For Anaconda To Hamilton Road
Long legislative summary notes bills and amendments from the Montana Senate and House. It records proposals on county petitions, city organization, taxation exemptions, police salaries, and probate authority, plus actions on child adoption, stock taxation, pension acts, and wages. Mentions personnel shifts in state offices and new bill introductions touching education, fisheries, firearms, and game laws.
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Tjuerts
Congress
Federal Employment Service
Sullivan
Ireland
Hathaway I. J. Re
League of Nations
Senate
Treasure County
House
Scharnikow
Board of Child and Animal Protection
Booth
Fallon
Mate Department
Edwards
Slayton
McKay
J. M
Montana
Judiciary
State House
Thergeant At
Free County High School
Brown
Goodell
Jones
Cascade
State Fish and Game Commission
Gibson
Hathaway
Lewin
Clark County
Roberts
Legislative summaries of Montana measures and county reforms
A fragmentary list of Montana legislative measures includes district reorganization, county officer salaries, and fraternal benefit society regulation. Notable items mention extending Powell county into Granite county, abolishing one judge in several judicial districts, nurses’ relief acts, executor fees, and fire insurance amendments.
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Scharnikow
Montana
Powell county #0
Granite County
McAfee
Larnon
Burlingame
Clay
Booth
Lowe
Anderson
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Senate Approves Reimbursement for War Time Mineral Makers
The Senate adopted an amendment directing the Interior Secretary to reimburse all persons who, at the government’s urging, developed rare metals and mines for wartime needs. Three months are allowed to determine losses from acts under Oct 5, 1918 and other agencies, with payments from last October’s war stores funding. Public reports to Congress are required. Cape Cod turkey refers to a codfish name used in Massachusetts near Cape Cod.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
War Industries Board
Congress
Cape Cod
Turkey
Massachusetts
Cape Cou
Butte and Central to battle for city midget title
Butte high and Central high midget basketball teams meet Saturday at the Butte high gym for the city championship. Promoters promise a swift, snappy contest amid fierce rivalry as both sides seek regional bragging rights and an ensuing state push. A dance follows the game.
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Bute High Schior
C. HS
Butte High
Central High
Art Leahy
Michael Danahey
Leahy
Central
Beaverhead County
Fate Lord Kitchener Concerning Hampshire Sinking
Special Correspondence states Lord Kitchener and staff were aboard the British cruiser Hampshire when it struck a mine off Scotland in June 1918. An uncredited warrant officer recounts a five hour drift on a life raft, rough seas, and the ship’s rapid sinking, dismissing the idea of rescue or capture and insisting the vessel was mined.
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Standard
London
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
Scotland
Manchester Guardian
Germany
Jutland
Women cheer Haig home reshapes independence after war
London newspapers note that wartime independence among women endures as crowds greet Field Marshal Haig. Women in uniform press for attention, cheer loudly in Buckingham Palace vicinity, and replace gentle handkerchief flutter with assertive support, showing cultural shift.
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Associated Press
London
Douglax Haig
France
Echo
Field Marshal
Haig
Buckingham Palace
Aviator Morgan Killed At Camp Knox In Kentucky
At Camp Knox near Nicholson, Lieut William T Morgan of the Twenty-ninth and Second Lieut Harold Ea Wanin were aboard an artillery observation plane that dived nose first from about 1000 feet and crashed. Both officers died of injuries sustained in the late hours. Dr Alejandro Cesar named Nicaragua representative to the peace conference in Managua on January 28.
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Buthton
William ‘T. Morgan
Twenty-ninth
Harold Ea- Waniin
Field Artillery
Camp Knox
Nicarage
Conenace
Managua
Alejandro Cesar
Nicaragua
Surgeons Praise Eye Repair Efforts for Wounded Soldiers
Dr. IL C Holmes in Chicago notes 600 American soldiers will return with one eye lost and many blinded while allied forces include thousands with vision loss. He cites feats of eye surgery and nearly invisible artificial eyes, with cases of enucleation and lengthy recoveries.
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Washington Post
IL. C. Holmes
Chicago
Willard
American Soldiers Return with One Eye Missing
Thousands of professional men who contributed greatly to the war effort have not been credited, while many American soldiers return home with the loss of an eye. The piece notes the brave work of noncombatants and lament the lack of recognition for those behind the scenes.
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Anaconda
Hamilton Road
Dhiner
Sandy Burke of
The
Lours
Ansoni
BLL
Methls
Butte and
Gentral
MLK
Butte High Gym
Willam Uusitalo
Yester Y
Hina Uusitalo
Mullan
Idaho
Scotts
Emulsion
Scott
Morgan
Hennessy
Jersey
Seemie
Flannelette
Sanitary
Farrell
California
Florida
Hawaii
United
Morocco
Bonnie B
Berney
Gebers
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