Kerensky Warns of Blood and Iron Policy in Crisis
Premier Kerensky asserts that if reason and honor fail Russia will resort to blood and iron to save the nation. He said the front is dire and called for unity, defense of the country, and a return to front-line duty after constitutional work is done. He warned against a revived old regime and urged disciplined support for the new government.
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Petrograd
Huesla
Kerensky
Russia
Herols
Associated Press
Prince Lvoft
Went
Tana
Rumor On Free Medical Aid Withdrawn Amid Allied Protest
A New York dispatch reports a rumor that free medical aid will be withdrawn from all but the Red Cross in a protest embraced by the Allied War Charities Federal Council. The dispute centers on charity access during wartime relief efforts and implicates several relief bodies.
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New York
Charitie Federal
Fashion Hint: Hat with Georgette Crepe and Satin Ribbon
The Daily Fashion Hint notes Mildred adores French milliner style. She bought a white Georgette crepe Magdaline Champagne creation hat featuring a blue and white coin spotted satin ribbon band and bow.
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Mildred
Butte Cited As A Cool Spot In Federal Temperature Report
A federal weather report shows Butte as a notably cool spot compared with Havre and other Montana towns. Havre remains extremely cold, while Cascade and Lewistown also show low mean temperatures. The report highlights eastern Montana as experiencing the greatest extremes and notes Glasgow and Cuthank as chilly locales.
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Havre
Montana
United States
J. I. Wharton
Butte
White Butte
Cascade
Lewistown
Livingston
Miles City
Miasoua
Helena
Kalispell
Anaconda
Tavre Tole
Glasgow
Hordere
Fort Peck
Pleasant Valley
Cuthank
Mouneaine
Sweet Grase
Jer
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone Coutcy
Empire Theater to Close Amid Remodeling
Workmen remodel the Empire Theater on South Monc barker street as it nears its end after six months of activity. The venue has housed vaudeville, stock, musical comedy, and watts playhouse and will soon pass into history.
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Watts Playhouse
Tnitaing
Arthur
Deaconess Hospital Ties Shake With Keller Appointed Leader
Lydia Keller of Minnesota named superintendent and chief of finances at the Deaconess hospital, signaling a shift after resignations and plans for a new building. In separate notes, Ed Todd leaves county jail claiming another period of release, with Judge Whitty predicting further terms.
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Lydia Keller
Minnintendent
Miss Keller
Butte
Great Falls
Yoagmn
Ed Todd
Powell
Todd
Whitty
Sliver
Foe Court
Interstate Commission Finalizes Permanent Rate Findings
Washington July 24 Tentative findings of the interstate commerce commission in the Intermountain rate cases were approved with little change. A general readjustment of rates abolishes low preferential Eastern to Pacific port rates and shifts Intermountain rates to reflect proportional through transcontinental rates to Pacific coast points. Adjustments apply to barley beans canned goods asphalt dried fruits and wine shipped via rail and water routes through Galveston to the Atlantic seaboard.
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Washington
Interstate Commere Commission
Pacific
Intermountain
Paine Coast
Pacific Coast
Galveston
Atlantic Seaboard
Indians Enlistment Plan Raised by House Committee
The House Military Committee considered a bill to organize 10 or more regiments of Indian cavalry within the American forces. The proposal would have reservations visited by medical examiners and recruiting officers with all available Indians invited to enlist. A separate note mentions a toy vehicle operated by a rider shifting weight between levers.
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Guy Ea
House Military Committee
Rheims Severe Bombardment Describes City’s Plight
Press correspondence from Rheims details relentless German bombardment since the Allied offensive began. The city, once home to about 115,000, now has around 6,000 residents amid widespread destruction of the cathedral and public buildings. Civilians, including many women and children, endure conditions in cellars and underground shelters as Cardinal Lucon remains steadfast near the cathedral and comments on American and allied aid.
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Rheims
Champagne
Anh
Lucon
America
Reverend L A Wilson Lectures Soldiers at Fort Hare Vision
The Rev. L. A. Wilson from the People's Church heads to Helena and plans a talk tonight for soldiers at Fort Hare Vision about his wartime experiences. He will illustrate his address with his war zone memories.
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L. A. Wilson
The
People's Church
Helena
Fort Harevison
English books in Siam and public schooling impact
The piece notes the spread of English literature in Siam, with Me Wilson touring the French front era and lectures at West Gallatin canyon. It discusses Siamese and Chinese readers, limited English medical and technical texts, sparse English bookshops, and modest but rising demand for English schoolbooks and college texts.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Me. Wilson
West Gallatin Canyon
Siam
Kingdon
Royal Medical College
Tanekok
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Pater
Store
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Health Department of
Fair Cruz Company
Norfolk
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Chamber of Deputies
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