Vetoed bill sent back to Wilson in Senate action
Washington July 18 The Senate passed a 6130000 sundry appropriation bill aimed at rehabilitating and educating disabled soldiers sailors and marines The measure now goes to the president who previously vetoed a similar bill over funding for training and work relief projects The Senate recessed after passage to allow signing by top officers before delivery to the president
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Washington
Senate
House
Old prejudice is again apparent in the Northeast
Boston reports Maj. Gen Clarence R Edwards of the Northeastern Department has asked the War Department for soldiers stationed at coast defenses to wear civilian clothes on passes or furloughs. Investigations confirm prewar bias against the army uniform as complaints surface from soldiers who say they were sneered at during a tour of the department.
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Boston
Clarence R. Edwards
Spokane Union Labor Temple Association Formed
To build a central labor temple costing about 150000 dollars, the Spokane Union Labor Temple association was organized at a meeting. Construction will be financed by selling stock to members of local labor unions.
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Spokane
Spokane Union Labor Temple Association
Butte Churches List Busy Sunday Services
A long schedule of services and Sunday schools spans Butte churches including Holy Trinity East Park, Lowell Avenue Methodist, Meaderville Methodist, Silver Bow Methodist, First Baptist, Swedish Baptist, Bethany Lutheran, St. Pauls Episcopal, St. Andrews Centerville, Swedish Mission, First Church of Christ Scientist, Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Epworth Teague, First Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Mountain View Methodist Episcopal, Mt Hell Methodist, Wesley Chapel, St. Johns Episcopal, Silver Bow Spiritualist, The Salvation Army, Emanuel Lutheran, St. Marks Lutheran, and Seventh Day Adventist with times, pastors, and special events listed for Sunday and midweek services.
War Insurance Dropped by Most Veterans
Washington reports that about three quarters of the 4,000,000 officers and enlisted men who obtained government policies from the war risk Insurance bureau have failed to continue their payments. The advisory committee chaired by Charles Trans Hughes urged decentralization to speed business, after meetings with bureau officials.
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Washington
Tarye
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Bureau
Charles Trans Hughes
Insurance Bureau
Montana Vets Return from War Labor Battalion
Holmes and F T Tripett of Company D 1634th infantry return to Butte from Dillon after serving overseas. They joined 25 Dillon high school volunteers, endured Langres Langres Raunne and marine duties, then assigned to a labor battalion. Despite protests, they were kept from front line service and discharged after extensive delays.
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Holmes
F. T. Tripett
Montana National Guard
Butte
Dillon
Valier
Shieh
France
Everal
Batts Holmes
Tripett
Langres Sur
Marne
Langres
Raunne
Lyons
Montana
Washington
Tripette
Long range French gun ready for action at armistice
Paris July 18. M. L. Bourgeois chief engineer of the navy department testified before a chamber of deputies committee that France built a long range gun with a 100 mile range that could be placed in position within an hour during the German bombardment of Paris. He said the weapon was ready for action when the armistice was signed.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. L. Bourgeois
Navy Department
Belgians Forming Giant Steel Trust
Belgium's steel industry ruins give rise to a vast steel trust as ten to twelve powerful corporations merge their interests. Plants damaged by German actions will be pooled, with stock handled by methods akin to those used in the United States Steel corporation merger.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States Steel Corporation
Germany names envoy to France in resumption of ties
In Versailles on July 18, Baron Kurt von Lerner head of the German mission was semi officially named charge d affaires to handle German interests in France. The appointment marks Germany first diplomatic step toward formal relations with its former opponent.
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Versailles
Baron Kurt von Lerner
France
von Leraner
Germany
Germans Fire On American Provost Marshal Home
Gunmen attempted to kill Maj. George Cockriel provost marshal of the American forces in a July 18 attack. The major was uninjured the assailants fled after firing several shots from behind. Cockriel resides in St Paul Minnesota. Two Germans were involved.
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Coble
George Cockriel
Major Cockriel
St. Paul
Minn
German Securities Sold At Auction In New York
German owned chemical interests formerly controlled by Roessler Hasslasher were sold at public auction today by the alien property custodian to Comn & Co bankers and the American Aniline Products Inc for about 4 million dollars. In Walla Walla Washington tourists will get electric light gas burners and showers at the mobile camping park as a campaign to improve amenities proceeds. In Weimar the national assembly rejected a motion to abolish capital punishment.
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Y York
Shai Chemical Companies
Roessler-Hasslasher
Comn & Co
Bankers
American Aniline Products, Inc
Walla Walla
Wash
Tri-State Auto Club
Remuceemetul
Antomer
HR. Restor
Cemera
Weimar
National Assembly
Don’t Experiment With Catarrh Leads to Serious Trouble
Catarrh is a blood condition not cured by local sprays or douches. Delayed proper treatment worsens the disease and may lead to lung involvement and consumption. S. S. S. is promoted as the remedy attacking the blood, with urged trials and a medical department contact at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
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Medical Department
Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Aave
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E. J. Harper
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Lla.m
Silver Bow Methodist
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Osborne
Ernest Mills
First Baptist
Broadway
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Charles A. Cook
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Gladstone Avenue
Edward Street
F. H. Hanson
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C. W."du Bois
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Centerville
Rev
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Dalcott and
Porphyry Streets
Oscar Anders Son
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Henry A. James
Matt
Brown
Epworth Teague
Jesus
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AL Evelock
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Mills
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Quartz
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TR. Clarkson
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Andrew Loney
Emanuel Lutheran
Sliver
Anderson
Orelock
N. TW. Nelson
Anaconda
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Silver and
M.D. Huddett
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West Porphyry Street
Tilam
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Ata Etteath Oathens Padres
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Ros
Literary Digest
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League of Nations
Minneapolis Journal
New York Times
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