Publishers Conclave Plans State Paper Industry Move
About 100 Montana newspaper publishers gathered in Missoula for their annual conclave. They visited the University of Montana to assess facilities and needs while considering a cooperative paper mill project to buy pulp output directly. Officers were elected and Miles City awarded next year’s meeting amid lively debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
State University
McLaughlin
Forest “Service
J. A. Gillaly
Lewistown Argus
S . Peterson
Great Falls
J. D. Scanlan
Miles City
Daily Star
Jerome Locke
Livingston Enterprise
L. A .Conser
Baker Sentinel
Geo. H Cade
The
Kalispell Times
Miles City Star
A. L. Stone
University School of Journalism
Joe Whetstone
Glentana Herald
S. E. Peterson
H. B. Mitchell
Great Falls Tribune
Butte
Bozeman
Montana
Terry
L. A.cénsér
Conser
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Blethen
Seattle Times
LaFollette Speaks In Own Defense At Senate Session
Washington Oct 6 amid a day of war questions debate on Wisconsin senator LaFollette defended his position in a lengthy address. Republicans Kellogg Fail and Robinson criticized him while TaFollette sought time for a reply. He asserted his intent to persist with his course despite opposition.
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Washington
Allett
Wisconsin
Congress
Wilson
LaFollette
St Paul
Senate
Kelleg
Minnesota
Fail
New Mexico
Robinson
Arkansas
Germany -Bundésrat
St. Paul
Bryan
TaFolletté
Lusitania
Pershing Vows Aggressive U S War Drive
General Pershing, commander in chief in France, declares America will press a hard offensive into Germany to aid the entente, rejecting pacifist and pro German propaganda. He says U S forces are ready with men and material and will not be swayed by defeatist talk, aiming for a decisive victory.
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France
America
Germany
General Pershing
United States
Pershing
Mr. McAdoo
Kaiser
High Seas
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Northwest
American Destroyer Sinks German Submarine
Washington reports an American destroyer engaged a German U-boat in European waters. After a series of depth charges and gun exchanges the submarine was destroyed within a 22 minute action, leaving a oil sheen and no further traces of the U-boat. British admiralty praised the destroyer crew. Names withheld for military reasons.
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Washington
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
British Admiralty
Montana Soldiers In Seattle Parade In Cowboy Garb
Four hundred sixty drafted Montana men en route to Camp Lewis spent a stop in Seattle. The group wearing cowboy attire including sombreros and chaps drew cheers as they marched through downtown before dining as guests of the Great Northern railway.
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Seattle
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Cantonment
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Farmers Institutes for Carter County
County Agent Thorfinnson in Carter County has organized a series of farmers institutes with top speakers of national prominence. Dr Hartman of Bozeman will discuss stock raising and C M Yerrington of Custer County on alfalfa and forage crops with Miss Marie Barnard of the Bozeman extension staff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorfinnson
Carter County
Dr. Hartman
Bozeman
C. M. Yerrington
Custer County
Marie Barnard
McAdoo Speaks At Baker City Rally
William G McAdoo secretary of the treasury drew a large crowd in Baker as he spoke briefly from his private car. The gathering, arranged by Commercial club secretary Amundson, praised the nation’s war effort and urged bond purchases amid Allied wartime trade notes.
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William G McAdoo
the Treasury
Mark Amundson
Commercial Club
Mr. McAdoo
Aberdeen
Bowman
McAdoo
Baker
Amundson
Admiral Grayson
Allen
The
Federal Reserve Bank
Clogett
Pen Dee
Farm agency to discuss home economics cooperation
M A The Finnsor farm agent for Carter county will urge cooperation. Institutes will be held as follows Sykes Oct 15 Cayottel and Albion Oct 16 Ridge Oct 17 at Boyes Oct 18 and Chalk Buttes Oct 19.
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M. A
Finnsor
Carter County
Sykes
Cayottel
Albion
Ridge
Boyes
Chalk Buttes
Chicago Labor Loyal to U S in War Says Leader
Oct 7 Chicago federation of labor endorses American Alliance for Labor and Democracy resolutions from Minneapolis conference. John Fitzpatrick defends government support and labels dissenters as scabs, urging unity. Other briefs note J W Prant’s vacation rumors in Great Falls and Baker Brick’s kiln burning of 200000 bricks ready by mid next week.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
American Alliance For Labor
Demonbracy
Minneapolis
United States
John Fitzpatrick
J. W. Prant
First National Bank
Great Falls
Walier
Baker Brick
Mick
The
Baker Brick Company
Red Cross Boxes Await Your Coins
The Baker Red Cross asks residents to donate silver coins via ballot boxes placed in stores and public areas. The appeal highlights the Red Cross relief work for soldiers and praises local volunteers while urging continued funding for materials.
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Red Cross
Raker
Baker Red Cross
Baker
Bender Family To Leave Baker For Minneapolis
The Bender family plans to move to Minneapolis removing William Bender and his son Gus who ran the bakery kitchen at Johnson Bakery and Cafe until its closing. Miss Margaret served cold drinks at Sugar Bowl and will be missed. Friends in Baker regret their departure.
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Bender
William Bender
Minneapolis
Mr. Bender
Gus
Johnson Bakery
Margaret
Sugar Bowl
Benders
Baker
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State Press Association
Gilleries
Fixa
U. S. Army
Farmers’ Institutes For
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