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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1919

Page

12

Vocational School for Girls to Open Near Helena

The Montana state vocational board will establish a girls school at the Herbert ranch in the Helena valley seven miles from Helena. Miss Edith Kassing will serve as superintendent. An appropriation of 25 000 was approved, though only about half is available due to bill defects. Miles City will house an interim group of 26 girls as the move to Helena proceeds.

Herbert Ranch Helena Valley Helena Edith Kassing Minnesota Pennsylvania State Federation of Women’s Clubs Federation Legislative Assembly Stewart L. O. Edmunds Columbus J. FB. Roche Butte O. Brasier Cordua Corduva Hal B. Ives Miles City Dorr Kassing Hebert

Former G N Railway Official Faces Hard Job In Siberia

John F Stevens a former head of the Great Northern and administrator of the Trans Siberian railway struggles with entrenched Russian practices. A committee fails to curb car distribution favoritism and price manipulation causing inflated costs and scarce movement. Passenger traffic suffers as delegations occupy cars. embargo power remains with authorities, hindering efficiency.

John F. Stevens Great Northern Railway Montana Trans-Siberian Railway Trans-Siberian America Siberia Stevens

Banking and contracting firms in Italy employ more than 190 000

Banking and contracting firms in Italy employ more than 190 000 women. The data highlight a significant female workforce in these sectors amid ongoing employment trends in Italy.

Italy Nevada

Prince of Wales Returns to England with Russell Painting Gift

The Prince of Wales sailed from New York to London carrying a Charles M. Russell painting gifted by High River Alberta, admirer George Lane delivering the donation. Russell’s works, including Royal Northwest Mounted Police scenes, impressed the heir who plans to read western history. a Russell piece titled Where a Left-hand Shake Is Safest was also given to the Duke of Connaught.

Prince OF Wales England Russell Albert Edward, Prince of Wales New York London America Charles M. Russell High River Alberta Charlie Russell Calgary Saskatoon Royal Northwest Mounted Police Collec George Lane Canada Lane Duke of Connaught Royal ‘Northwest Mounted Police of

William Roe of Bannack A Pioneer of Montana’s First Winter

The article recalls William Roe as an early Bannack settler who led a 500 mile Salt Lake provisioning wagon train during Bannack’s first winter. He became a merchant, banker, and key figure in Montana’s growth while resisting political honors. Roe helped found Bannack and later joined vigilante actions against Plummer and others.

Beaverhead Madison County Montana William Roe Bannack Nature Roe Salt Lake Fortune Beaverhead County Salt Lake City United States England Poweshiek Iowa Colorado Jefferson Territory Hims Deer Lodge Plummer Henry Plummer Buck Stimpson Ned Ray Virginia City Vigilante Executive Committee

Navy Recruiting Leads District Enlistments in Great Falls

Great Falls navy recruiting substation led the western district with 202 recruits last week. Among them 54 entered naval aviation, 40 were re-enlistments, and the naval branch appears more popular than the military at present.

Great Falls Navy Naval Aviation Naval Branch

Belgian ship workers offered 50 cent wage rise

Employers in Belgium propose a fifty cent increase for skilled ship workers. In Antwerp before the war fourteen industry groups employed 20 700 to 21 700 workers, but by March 1919 the total had fallen to 2 300.

Belgium Antwerp

Montana Soldier's Adventures Return Home a Roundup Tale

Albert Sanderson of Roundup, Montana, a former private who rose to first lieutenant, served in the Soissons Meuse and St Mihiel offensives. He survived a 12,000 foot crash, rescued an American flag from Bolsheviks in Brest, and escaped death after a Paris area crash. He later worked as a government courier between Paris and Vienna and has recovered from injuries after discharge October 30.

Albert Sanderson Soissons Meuse St. Mihiel Sanderson Brest Paris Vienna France New York Montana

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