Montana bankers rally to join federal reserve plan
Governor Wold and Curtis L. Moser toured Montana bankers in Helena and Butte signaling strong support for a state federal reserve bank. Non member banks Daly of Butte and Anaconda and Montana Trust of Helena led the readiness to join at once, with 12 others awaiting board action. The plan aims to provide reserve currency access and centralized Montana operations, though expense is noted.
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Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Theodore S. Wold
Minneapolis
Butte
Helena
Senate Federal Reserve District
Montan
Banc
Itf
Federal Reserve
Minneapols Bank
Daly Bank and
Just Company
Daly Bank of
Wold
Curtis L. Mosher
War Savings Campaign Leaders Named for Montana District
James R B Spencer vice state director of war savings in Montana and M A Harrison regional director for the ninth federal reserve district outline campaign roles. Theodore Wold resigns as ninth district governor to head a Minneapolis national bank.
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James RB. Spencer
War Savings
Montana
M. A Harrison
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Theodore Wold
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
National Bank
Minneapolis
De Valera To Speak In Butte Arrangements Under Way
The De Valera party will stop in Butte after leaving San Francisco. Judge Lynch seeks arrival details and a suitable venue for a large reception. A committee led by Patrick Heaney and others is organizing invitations and space, with a full meeting planned for Sunday at Judge Lynch's courthouse to finalize plans.
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J. J. Lynch
Patrick Lee
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
de Valera
Butte
San Francisco
de’ Valerachi
Parton
Patrick” Heaney
Thomas Bihourke
J. J. Harrington
John Gribben
Dan Lynch
Ball Park
James E. Murray
J.B. Suleahey
Mebonongh
W. E Deeney
Notile
Hundaugirt
Lynch
New Federation Ends Convention Deliberations Adopt Name
In St Louis on July 18 the Federation of Business and Professional Women closed its convention after adopting the name National League of Business and Professional Women Clubs. It approved resolutions urging military rank for women war nurses and protesting the treatment of army nurses in France. The league elected a vice president from each state to carry on the work of the organization.
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ST. Louis
Federation of Business and Professional Women
National League of Business and Professional Women’ Clubs
France
League
Sreantaation
French aviatrix dies in Croty air accident
Paris reports a French aviatrix and a passenger perished this afternoon when their aircraft crashed during a flight at Croty. The incident occurred at the sledrome as both occupants were aboard.
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Paris
Roche
Croty
Government of France beaten on food issue
Paris July 1. In a chamber of deputies vote on the high cost of living the government went into the minority by 14. After the result M Boret announced he would resign his post. The chamber adopted a resolution blaming the government's economic policy for the situation by a 227 to 13 vote.
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Biediat
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Boret
Mnit
Renard
Chamber
M. Augagneur
Marine
Finnish Armies See Mixed Fortunes In War News
Helsingfors correspondent reports the southern Finnish army is completely routed by Bolsheviks while the northern army, after a hasty retreat, saves most of its forces. Volunteers with artillery are daily departing Helsingfors for the front.
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Stockholm
Hel-singfors
Social Demokratia
Helsingfors
Experiment May Speed Ocean Mail Delivery
New York July 18 The post office department plans an aerial delivery experiment of ship papers from New York to overseas ports. The test aims to speed transatlantic mail with the Surliner Adriatic likely used, sailing from New York in August.
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New York
Fonny Weesels
Post Office Department
Dentist Loses His Own Private Stock
Dr. J J Davis of West Broadway reports a burglary at his home last Saturday. Five cases of whiskey and three cases of wine worth about $1000 vanished while the owner was in Basin. He suspects friends but has no solid trace or witnesses yet.
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J.J. Davis
West Broadway
Fred
Basin
100 Percent Rise Predicted in Men's Clothing
New York July 18 A 100 percent increase in the cost of men s clothing was predicted for next summer by H Simons who presided at the opening tour. Clothing Designers association s conference tonight. He said compensation is to be granted coats will be longer shoulders broader and chests deeper. Gaudy linings of Alice blue orange and similar bright hues will be in vogue. He noted no departure from present trouser style.
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New York
H. Simons
Designers’ Association
Mr. Simons
Senators pay tribute to longtime Senate employee
Washington July 18 The Senate paid unusual tribute to Edward V Murphy a veteran stenographic reporter for sixty years An obituary note from Senator Chamberlain of Oregon followed a motion by the Majority Leader and the adjournment was out of respect to the employee The Senate did not recall adjournment ever being taken before on such an occasion
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Washington
Senate Today
Edward V. Murphy
Senate
Chamberlain
Oregon
Benate
Forty-four VI fighters sent to Missoula district
Forester Smith dispatched forty four men yesterday to Missoula to join the firefighting force. A call for forty more was issued and will go out this morning. More volunteers will be sent from the western part of the state to reinforce the district.
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Forester Smith
Missoula
Secretary of Interior Lane to be adviser
Boise Idaho July 18 The cost of fires raging in Idaho and Western Montana may total 1 000 000 before the season ends Governor Davis led information says The 46 000 set aside for fighting fires on the public domain in Central Idaho will be inadequate He will wire Franklin K Lane to request an emergency appropriation and may seek federal troops if needed to protect timber resources
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Boise
Idaho
Montana
Davis
General Land Office
Jennor Davis
R.A. Holley
Salt Lake
J. Shellworth
Southern ‘Idaho Co-operative Fire Protective Association
Franklin K. L
Interior
Congress
Fires menace Coeur d Alene towns in Montana reach
Missoula dispatch reports several Coeur d Alene valley towns cut off by advancing forest fires. Henderson and Running Creek fires threaten Mullin Gulch and Selway forest areas while St Regis ashley lake and Rattlesnake fires intensify. High heat and winds fuel rapid spread. Kalispell reports Ashley Lake fire over 15000 acres. a new Lolo forest blaze between Rock and Wish creeks is feared to cause heavy damage due to inaccessibility.
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Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
Henderson
Mullan’ Gulch
St Regis
Mont
Forest Ome
Henforest
St. Regis
Running Creek
Selway Forest
Kalispell
Ashley Lake
Blackvet Forest
Lolo Forest
Rock and Wish ‘Creeks
Men of Bozeman Fighting Flames
Bozeman forest fire on the east side of the Madison river in Bear Trap canyon is stubbornly fought by forestry men from Bozeman and cowboys from the Child and Flying Cranch. Cowboys aim to keep the blaze from crossing the divide and destroying pasture land. Damage cannot yet be estimated.
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Bozeman
Forest
Madison River
Bear Trap Canyon
Forestry Department
Bozemwan
Telephone Lines Burned Out In Butte Fires Rage
Smoke lingered yesterday as fires continued near The Vocat dan rous with small blaze near Bernice quickly put out. Haystack station below Elk Pai Tee reported flare ups but no clear details on size or progress received locally.
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Butte
Bernice
Elk Pai Tee
Snakes Loose On Derailed Northern Pacific Train
Arima Washington July 18 passengers aboard Northern Pacific train No 41 were shaken when sixteen rattlesnakes escaped from a crate after a dawn wreck near Paseo. Five coaches overturned but no serious injuries reported as baggage handlers and crew rounded up all but one of the reptiles, believed to belong to a traveling carnival company. Passengers, still in night robes, scrambled atop coaches while the snakes alarmed travelers en route to Yakima where baggage was handled with fear of a hidden viper in the baggage car.
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Arima
Wash
Northern Pacific
Paseo
Yakima
Britain's Peace Celebration Opened With Parades
The day marked by widespread celebrations honors General Pershing and American troops with Hyde Park reviews, a diplomatic medal ceremony for a British officer, and a sword presentation at Guildhall. Notables including the Prince of Wales and Field Marshal Haig attended. A parliamentary dinner closed the day's events.
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Associated Press
7 Pershing
General Pershing
Marshal Foch
France
Hyde Park
Prince of Wales
Douglas Haig
Lebritien
Guildhall
Per
Tord Neer Churchill
Pershing
John W Davis
Great Britain
Parliament Building
100000 Men Quit at Chicago Card Wall Street Style
Chicago July 18 workers and contractors failed to reach compromise as construction projects halted across the city. The Construction Employers Association stopped all work after unions reportedly held out for a firm demand, affecting thousands employed in building operations.
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Chicago
Aker
Iesitionor Donenelly
Weing “Construction Employers Association
Command of Rodman Twice That of Evans
Washington July 18 Officers and crew of the newly organized Pacific fleet were wished Godspeed by Secretary Daniels as Admiral Hugh Rodman prepared to sail from Hampton Roads for the west coast. The fleet included the New Mexico and other vessels with heavy gun batteries and destroyer escorts, forming a powerful armada to operate in the Pacific by late September.
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Washington
Pacific Fleet
Daniels
Hugh Rodman
Hampton Roads
1Vidia Somparton
Bee
Virginia
Capen
Shen
New Mexico
Admiral Rodman
Minnesota
Avlantc
Twining
Atlantic
Pacific
Umbrella Makers Promise A Strike In New York
In New York on July 18 workers in the umbrella trade vote to strike if wage demands are not met. About 8,000 umbrella workers are involved and seek a 43 cent per hour increase. The union warned of action within two weeks if talks fail.
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New York
Labor Urges Labor Boost For Treaty Ratification
Washington July 18 A statement by the American Federation of Labor explains why it favors ratification of the peace treaty. The message, to be sent through the federation by President Gompers, urges all laboring men to appeal to their senators to vote for ratification of the treaty and its provisions affecting labor.
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Washington
Fedeeration of Labor
Aboe
Gompers
Serbian monarch returns from exile in Belgrade
King Peter arrives in Belgrade after exile aboard a special Greek government train. He declines to receive any ceremony on arrival, but a crowd gathers at the station to greet the monarch as he disembarks.
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Belgrade
Peter
Alexander
Statio
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