Wall Street figures tied to Connelly leak probe
Bernard Baruch testified that his stock profits between December 19 and 23 totaled 476168, earned from interpreting European leaders speeches as hinting at peace. He denied foreknowledge of a presidential peace note and said he had no secret Washington sources. He noted Japanese market actions after Bethmann-Hollweg's speech and contrasted short selling rules there.
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Bolling
Washington
Chicago
Hutton
Connelly
Ellis
Bernard Baruch
Wall Street
la Democratic Campaign Fund
Wilson
von Bethmann-Hollweg
David’ Lloyd George
Baruchals
McAdoo
Baruch
Col. E. M. House
Adeviser
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Colonel House
Federal Reserve Bank
Coronel House
Meadow
Biltmore
Japan
Bethmann-Hollweg
Faruch
Montana
Webster
Great North West
Northwest
Item Hogan
Building Up the Blood With Dr Williams Pink Pills
Readers urged that thin blood causes headaches and digestive disturbance and that restoring red blood cells relieves misery. The ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills rebuild blood, easing insomnia neuritis neuralgia and rheumatic pains, and offers a booklet free upon request.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
No Personal Knowledge Quoted In Telegraph Inquiry
Chicago, Jan 30. John F. L. Curtis of Clement Curtis and Co. says he has no personal knowledge of a telegram alleged to have been sent from their offices to EF Hutton and Co. New York. He notes many messages pass daily and a private message was sent, but he was not aware of it. He states Mr. Clement, then in California, sent the private message.
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Whipple
Hutton
Menmagen
Tubpena
Lnst
Clement. Curtis & Co
Lansing
Washington
State Department
Clon Soe
Clement
Lees
Chicago
John FL. Curtis
Clement, Curtis & Co
EF. Hutton & Co
New York
Alifornia
War Summary: Front Quiet Amid Sporadic Battles Across Europe
Across the Baltic to the Black Sea and on the Russian and Romanian fronts calm persists with only small clashes. In France and Belgium bombardments and infantry actions continue, while Verdun area reports no major hostilities. British night raids near Butte de Warlencourt target German dugouts as aerial activity remains high.
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Associated Press
Baltic
Black Sea
Riga
Macedonia
France
Belgium
Verdun
Soissons
Rheims
Somme
Butte de Warlencourt
Sous Chez
London
Suit Against Pan American Sisal Ring Charged
Federal court action targets Pan-American Commission corporation Sol Wexler and associates for conspiracy to restrain interstate and foreign trade in sisal and to raise prices nationwide. Injunctions sought against the corporation the guladora Yucatan producers group and individuals to halt their operations. Government cites price hikes from 1915 to 1917 including increases of 5 1 2 to 164 4 cents per pound amid rising imports.
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Agee
Sult
Pan-American Commission Corporation
Sol Wexler
United States
Commission Teguladora
Yucatan
Secral
Bank in Difficulties in Seattle Overseen by State
The Northern Bank and Trust company with 100 000 capital and about 1 500 000 in deposits was taken over today by the state bank examiner. The Clearing House Association announced this action as best course. A major asset is coal mining properties at Issaquah, Washington, foreclosed on a first mortgage.
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Seattle
Northern Bank and Trust Company
State Bank Examiner
Clearing House Association of Seattle
Clearing House
Issaquah
Wash
Sugar Laws And Eight Hour Provisions Debate In Legislature
A lengthy legislative session featured debate over an eight hour standard for school janitors and other workers, plus amendments to include janitors in the first class of districts, and proposals affecting mines, sugar factories, sawmills, and other industries. Many bills passed or moved, including tax, real estate, pool gambling, and education measures, with discussions on constitutional convention, county payments, and highway regulations shaping the day’s agenda.
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Mason
Bel
Crowley
Murray
Lask
Dill
Williams
Burlingame
Carll
Johnson
Ravalli
H. B
Belden
Fergus
Kehoe
Fotest
George
Georgetown
Tax Investigating Committee
Deer Lodge
Silver Tow
House
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Grimes
Silver Row
Silver
Connolly
Silver How
Ironside
Silver Bow
Hogan
Senate
Clark
Gallwey
Edwards
Argi
Harbor dredge request and motor registration repeal noted
Public notice references naturalization disposal and a motor registration regulation repeal. It also invites bids or actions concerning harbor dredging with an stated amount of ten thousand dollars. The fragmentary item mentions elites and harbor matters in a legal/public notices context.
Butte High Enrolment Nears One Thousand This Semester
The total enrolment at Butte high school stands at 980 boys and girls, nearing a thousand. Freshmen are expected to number 129 with a small rise in the next days. Several more pupils from outside schools may enroll within the week, bringing the total to about 1,000. There are 143 students remaining at the close of the first semester.
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Butte High School
Navy aids Hadfields in armor piercing shell deal
Washington reports that Hadfields Limited may fill a contract for armor piercing shells worth over $2,000. The British government barred consent while war continues but Ambassador Page said objections may vanish in 12 to 15 months. Delivery could fit the 19 month target for 4 500 and 16 inch projectiles.
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Washington
Hundifields
Ambassador Page
London
State Department
Navy Department
Hadfield
Meeting to Consider Pension Bill Called
A special meeting was called in Silver Tow county to discuss the proposed teachers' pension bill. Superintendent Maddock and several instructors attended to review the measure and the funding plan, including a fund created by present teachers and an annuity proposal. The discussion noted reservations about state funding and tax sources for the pension.
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Leacherm
Silver Tow County
Atsces
Wels
Maddock
Butte
Biver Howesse
Mietona
Met
TC. Donewell
Mae Julia Shear Bil Ealla
Anna
Butte Hit By First Cold Wave Ripple
Butte braced as the first ripple of a cold wave hit yesterday with forecasted harsher conditions to come. Thermometer readings hovered near zero, three above at the minimum, warmer than last January. The government weather bureau warned of continued cold, a strong north wind in the southern area, and danger to livestock on the range if the cold persisted.
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Butte
Grayson Nomination Gets Favorable Senate Backing
Washington January 30 The senate naval committee voted to favorably report the nomination of Dr Cary T Grayson President Wilsons aide and personal physician for medical director in the navy and rear admiral Republicans led by Senators Lodge and Poindexter opposed the move signaling a protracted battle ahead.
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Washington
Senate Naval Committee
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson Aval
Navy
Lodge
Poindexter
Salts for kidney and bladder relief advertisement
An old advertisement extols Tad Salts and Jad Salts to ease kidney and bladder irritation. It claims neutralizing urinary acids reduces stinging and frequent night urination. The ad promotes drinking a tablespoon of Tad Salts in water after breakfast for two to three days, touting safety and low cost.
Musterole healing salve promises chest relief at night
Musterole rubbed on the chest before bed loosens congestion and eases colds and coughs. The clean white ointment with oil of mustard is claimed to be better than mustard plasters and does not blister. It is said to relieve sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup and various pains while possibly preventing pneumonia.
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Holling
Golden West Coffee
Heatey
Morris
Bozeman
Kane
Taylor
Supreme Court
Slayton
Meadors
Jones
Whiteside
Gnose
Cnilaren
Flathead
Sander County
Department of Weights and Measures
Judiciary Committee
Prine
Capitol
Congress
Justices of Peace
Taylor Studio
Helena
Nator T
Yellowsto
Dresden
Scott
Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
J.-M
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