Anti-Saloon League Holds Annual Convention in Atlantic City
Delegates gather on July 6 with leaders from the Anti Saloon League of America electing Wayne Wheeler as general attorney and renewing drive for federal and state prohibition. Dr. Baker reports world progress, denounces Mann Underwood, and urges national referendum on prohibition while praising Russia's wartime revenue shift and urging U S action. J W Potts of Divide spent time in Butte.
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Antiea
Luther Bi
Methodist Episcopal Church
Busine
N. Jy
Saloon League
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of America
Washington
League
Bishop Wilson
P. A Baker
Dr. Baker
United States
Baker
Mann
Underwood
Lquor
House
Trafic
Trafic and Mr. Mann, the Sponsor For the Liquor Trame, Become the Dr. Jekyll
Mr Hyde
United States Congress
Mr. Mann
Uncle Wood
Boynton
Russia
High School to Use Phoenix Heating System Choice
After a lengthy discussion the school board chose to contract with Montana Power for the Phoenix steam heating at the high school. Trustees split with Wallace opposing, Maury supporting Phoenix as cheaper and better. The board will retain an auxiliary plant, extend service to the annex, and bid heating and plumbing for the annex in July. $2225 bills were ordered paid, including $1784 for excavation.
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Montana Power Company
Phoenix
Potter
Wallace
Maury
Warren & Webster Company
Emerson
Fox
Fistrat
Rous
High Echoo
Adjourned Meeting Notices and Clerical Delays
Fragmentary OCR notes show a clerk named Ry taking a leave and adjourning a meeting to Seattle. The fragment mentions a July date and a schedule shift, with unclear details about the adjournment context or participants.
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Seattle
Labor Representatives Petition on Naval Neutrality Policy
A petition presented by Secretary Lansing, supported by Representatives Buchanan, Farmer, Fowler, and Frank M.nett, acting for the National Labor Peace Council, urges neutrality by barring ships carrying munitions of war. The group, largely from labor organizations, argues such clearance breaches neutrality, while Lansing asks them to refrain from public data discussions and to meet with the department.
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Lansing
Buchanan
Farmer
Fowler
Illinois
Frank $. Monnett
Ohio
National Labor Peace Council
Berlin Charges British With Violating Rules
Special dispatches from the Western front report that in the battles between Arras and La Bassee French forces suffered heavy losses including a commandant losing 3400 men out of 4200. England denounces submarine warfare as barbarous yet uses similar methods elsewhere not designated as war zones.
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England
Berim
Suis
Ty Wrens
Russians plan new move in Galicia and Archangel route
New Haven observer Dr Ward, returning from Copenhagen, reports Russians preparing for an early offensive against Germany in Galicia aided by newly built lines toward Archangel. He cites 60,000 troops encamped near Petrograd, widespread munitions transport, and Japanese officers drilling Russian units, with dispatches noting Turkey and Palestine implications.
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BR. Ward
New Haven
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United States
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Dr. Ward
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Petrograd
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Taumle
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Port Arthur
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