Red Cross Ready to Send Relief in Fire District
Miss Jeannette Hzckiels, secretary of the Red Cross civilian relief branch, reports to Minneapolis headquarters that no dependent families are known in the St. Regis area near Missoula. The local chapter stands ready to aid any in need and Minneapolis signals prompt action if ranchers or families are endangered by nearby forest fires.
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Red Cross
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Fed Gross Secretary to Visit Whitehall
Miss Jeannette Ezekiels secretary of the Red Cross civilian relief branch will spend today in Whitehall to aid service men. She will advise on insurance travel pay compensation and other issues with assistance from Miss Moran. Rooms are secured at the Palm hotel for the day to handle questions about conversion of insurance vocational training and related matters.
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Russos Guilty of Selling Stuff in Police Court
In a police court yesterday Nick Russos and partners Chris Sedaris and Nick Kancoulas faced a disturbance charge. The case centered on selling liquor to E L Smiley who testified the liquid looked like lemonade with a strong kick. Russos was sentenced after hours, facing $800 bond. the trial also touched on wider political mentions unrelated to the case.
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Myers Bill Aims 5 Million Relief Grant For Drought Areas
Special dispatch from Washington reports Senator Myers introducing a bill to appropriate 5 million dollars to aid drought stricken farmers in Montana and western states. The plan would provide food and seed for homesteaders and livestock credit when needed, under Interior Department supervision with state governors and boards.
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Ship bunks keep level as ships roll patent by Englishwoman
A British inventor has patented a bunk system for ships designed to stay level despite heavy rolling. The mechanism ensures sleepers remain upright and comfortable, potentially improving safety and rest at sea.
Review of Bohemian troops by President Wilson in Washington
In a driving rain a thousand World War veterans, returning from Bohemia, paraded up Pennsylvania Avenue to be reviewed by President Wilson. He congratulated them and urged respect for law while noting transport concerns raised by a House committee.
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German envoy to Washington eyed by Harden editor
Maximilian Harden, editor of the Zukunft in Berlin, likely will become German Ambassador to Washington once diplomatic ties are renewed.
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