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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
6
Federal Employment Service completes a Northwest job drive plan to help returning soldiers. Item mentions nationwide effort with Seattle as a hub and coordination across states.
Reports claim hundreds drowned amid hunger riots in Petrograd and violence in Berlin with the killing of Dr. Carl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg. IWW cases, labor congress actions in Chicago, and a Texas church wealth dispute are also noted along with a German soldiers council appeal in Dulmberg.
John H. McIntosh recounts Theodore Roosevelt planned 1919 Montana visit to study farmer unrest and I W W growth in Butte. Roosevelt was to spend time in Montana and neighboring states, then investigate conditions in Butte before death ended the plan. Roosevelt remembered a Glendive resident from a 1904 Washington luncheon with perfect recall.
Victor Berger contends he is misunderstood and then demonstrates that his accusers grasp his meaning, arguing their charges of sedition align with his intended views.
State wire summaries note Montana municipal engineers meeting in Helena. Lewistown reports Vern Daniels serving as peace conference orderly and Ralph Silloway awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for gallantry in France. Butte covers liquor violations, rail freight savings, and a hotel takeover for soldiers. Other items note unemployment among Missoula soldiers, a new Cascade Silver mill unit at Neihart, and a fanweed contract dispute in a Lewistown suit.
The director of military aeronautics bans shooting wild fowl with machine guns from airplanes. Airplane flights along the coast or where migratory birds are found must avoid disrupting the birds and are forbidden from hunting.
The issue, framed as Europe versus Asia, reflects longstanding questions about Turkey’s regional role and identity. Debates continue over membership, alignment, and geopolitical balance as factions argue for different futures.
Canadian Pacific Railway offers stock and mixed farming lands at 11 dollars per acre with 1.10 cash and balance over 20 years at low interest. Includes railroad access, good towns, and grass country. Agent J I Eakin lists inquiries at Great Falls office. Information repeated for several Montana and Washington properties including Bitter Root valley and Judith Basin farms with varied terms and exchanges.
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