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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1918

Page

6

Butte Schools to Open on Tuesday Fall Term

Butte public schools prepare to open Tuesday morning at 9 with record teacher numbers and expected heavy kindergarten and first grade attendance. High school enrollment includes eighth graders and those finishing the eighth grade who attended summer sessions, with classes starting at 8:45. Principal Milli ken urges on time enrollment to avoid delays and lost instruction while noting wartime factors may affect expected high school numbers.

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Price of Papers Advances Across Tacoma Papers

Tacoma newspapers announce higher prices due to rising costs of publication. The Morning Ledger and News-Tribune go from 2 to 3 cents per copy, Tacoma Times doubles to 2 cents, and Sunday Ledger rises to 7 cents after September 8.

Tacoma Morning Ledger Evening News-Tribune Tacoma ‘Times Sunday Ledger

Protests Against War-time Provisions Presented

Washington August 21 petitions protesting war-time provisions were presented to President Wilson. Organized labor is said to have signed about 2,000,000 wage earners across 48 states. The report cites a wave of labor action led by the executive of Hoima C Bex.

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Federal Bureaus and Labor Cooperation Amid War Efforts

Thomas Toppine, recently moved from immigration service, reports East Coast and Chicago labor centers under government direction reducing turnover and congestion. He notes community boards as key to peace and arbitration with employers, recounting a strike averted through cooperative government mediation. Labor support for the war program praised as fair and constructive.

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Mayor arrests a woman for no license charge in hog ranch case

Mayor Maloney posed as an officer after a caller urged action and arrested Mrs J Le Goll along with three young men James Manley Ten Donahue and Laurence Bush for vagrancy. Goll held on liquor sales without a license for $1000 bond while others faced $25 bonds. A separate note says Fess was named chair of the Republican congressional campaign committee at last night’s meeting.

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Children urged to gather fruit pits for wartime carbon aid

The article describes children collecting fruit pits and nut shells from streets and junk heaps to produce carbon for gas mask filters. It outlines a national war savings committee drive, organizing by gangs, drying pits in the sun, and shipping pits to a central station for delivery to Washington clinical warfare service. It notes 200 peach pits or seven pounds of nuts yield carbon for one gas respirator.

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County Oversubscription Hits State War Bond Quotas

Montana failed August quota by 280000 while Silver Bow County oversubscribed by 24000. State aims 400500 monthly, but only 620000 in stamps sold for the month. Silver Bow sold 104000 versus 71000 quota. Deficit to be partly cleared by Federal Reserve returns, but oversubscription persists. Special passenger trains on the Butte Anaconda & Pacific Railroad were discontinued Saturdays and Sundays.

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