The People and War Taxes In Tax Revenue Surges
The internal revenue taxes including income and excess profits exceed 3.5 billion dollars for the fiscal year.
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Congress
Treasury Department
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
21
Strong German Resistance Halts Allied Crossings
German resistance along the Aisne and Vesle rivers stiffens as Allied patrols reach these streams. Near Muzion on the Vesle’s south bank fierce fighting last evening pushed back German forces. The action centers around the Vaules farm and nearby woods with heavy artillery dueling near Rheims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisne
Vesle
Muzion
Vaules Farm
Rheims
German Offensive Stopped General Says in Swiss Ref
Berne Aug. German offense halted and current operations cannot be discussed. General Hellmuth von Hennig, Bavarian minister of war, stated this in the first chamber on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Hellingrath
Allies Capture Over 500 Guns in French Offense
Paris reports Gen Mangin and Allied forces have captured more than 500 guns and 500 trench mortars since July 18. The stock is not yet complete but includes many 77 millimeter guns and shells as the offensive advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mangin
Allied and German positions shift on the Somme front
The report details Allied progress near Soissons Rheims and the Vesle as German retreats continue north of the Aisne. American French and British troops seize terrain and prisoners, with Pershing noting 8400 prisoners and 133 guns. A political note criticizes pro-German rhetoric at a Farmington event, urging defense authorities to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Soissons
Rheims
Vesle
Fismes
Aisne
Chemin-des-dames
Montdidier
Picardy
Hamel
Deernanourt
Ancré
Albert
Ancre
Mesnil- St. George
Barches
Avre
Hargicourt
Courtmarche
Aniens
West Bank
Amiens
Paris
Pershing
Mabey
Snes
H. R. Thompson
Chris Lindseth
Farmington
Montanan
Teton Council of Defense
Lindseth
Theda Bara Seen as Multifaceted in Camille Star Spotlight
The Chicago feature writer Lonella O Parsons describes Theda Bara not as a mystic but as well read on occult topics and reincarnation. Her eyes are noted for shifting color with conversation, and Bara is portrayed as gracious yet fate driven. She hints at a stage return for a single play to test fan loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonella O. Parsons
Chicago
Theda Bara
Fox
Camille
Miss Bara
Town Briefs From Great Falls and Nearby Areas
Local items report Tony Schaefer’s business trip to Great Falls and John Cashman’s one day visit. Allen Stewart stays with James Innes en route to Glacier Park, while John Patten plans to enlist in the U S tank service in Great Falls. Proceeds from a Ladies Aid lunch go to the Methodist church and Red Cross receipts from a Sunday event are noted. Cattle shipments and delayed train crews affected by a five hour wait are mentioned along with other short notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Schaefer
Great Falls
Jim Colins
Murdock McLeod
Chateau
Allen Stewart
James Innes
Glacier Park
John Cashman
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
John
Happy) Becker
Shamrock
Red Cross
John Patten
U.S. Tank Service
C. M. Golden
Nick Tuttle
Joe Enright
Santa Cluse
Cal
Carl Malone
D. Stewart
Valencia
Dr. Dixon
France
Wm. Cowgill
Jim O'Flynn
Great, Falls
Nancy Comes Home features chauffeur revealed as rich man’s son
Triangle’s photoplay Nancy Comes Home delivers strong action and surprise. The chauffeur’s identity as the heir of a wealthy father adds a dramatic twist. Shown at the Royal theatre on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
Nancy
Royal Theatre
Agawam Items Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Berhard Nelson travels from Dutton for a short visit while Alex McDonald visits Conrad. N Whitmacre tours Pendray, Mrs Goodwin remains on the sick list, and E D Pierce returns from Washington. The Pierce home hosts Mrs Raymond and son and Mrs A R Moore with children over Sunday and Monday. The Harringtons visit Odenwald. Thorvald Nelson plows for Mr Brandt. Church services were held at Levi schoolhouse. O F Schaefer makes a Brady business visit. The Whittrac e family auto to Great Falls. Barnes and Gemar families call on Brown. Ed Hart goes to Great Falls and back. the Harringtons attend a Sunday hinge. Mrs Clark visits sister Aire, DO Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berhard Nelson
Dutton
Alex McDonald
Conrad
N. Whitmacre
Goodwin
E. D. Pierce
Washington
Raymond and
A. R. Moore
Pierce
G. L. Harrington
Odenwald
Thorvald Nelson
Brandt
Gerich
Levi
O. F. Schaefer
Brady
N. Whittacre
Great Falls
Afro. Barnes
J. Gemar
Whon
Sugar ration urged by U S Food Administration
The Federal Food Administration in Montana asks all persons to limit sugar to two pounds per person per month to stretch scarce supplies until the new crop arrives. New sugar should reach markets from October to January. Hoarding is illegal and could worsen a sugar famine. The military will receive a full sugar allotment, and public cooperation is urged to emulate wartime thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Food Administration
England
France
Italy
Food Administration
Constitutional Doomsayers Sidestep Revisions
The piece argues that the U S Constitution remains robust and elastic while state constitutions show little reform activity. It notes North Dakota’s Nonpartisan League seeking full revision as a socialist model, but other states prefer waiting to see the outcome of that experiment before acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jefferson
Hamilton
North Dakota
League
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Het
Marne
Teutons
Teton County
Council of Defense
K. C
State Council of Defense
Ways Stands
Logan & Howerd
Theda Sara
Bynum
Federal Food Administration
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Sete
Rly
OCS
F “Ss Rizyte
Ieee
ér-Morgan Choteau
Hee
Swift & Company
United States
U.S.A
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