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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1919

Page

3

Vocational School for Girls Planned Near Helena

The Montana state vocational school for girls will be built on the Herbert ranch in the Helena valley, seven miles from Helena. Miss Edith Kassing, experienced in Minnesota and Pennsylvania, is chosen as superintendent to open the school with 26 Miles City girls aided by Superintendent Dorr. Governor Stewart set up a board including Mrs. Edmunds Roche Cordua later replaced by Mrs. Ives. only half the $25,000 appropriation is available, but steps begin to establish the institution for incorrigible girls.

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

Hard Job As Trans Siberian Struggles With Reforms

Former Great Northern official John F. Stevens now administers the Trans Siberian railway and, with an interallied committee, faces entrenched Russian resistance to modern methods. Car distribution, embargo power, and lavish use by delegations inflate prices and throttle efficiency, while hundreds of passenger and box cars sit idle awaiting clearance.

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

Banking and contracting firms in Italy employ many women

Banking and contracting firms in Italy employ more than 100000 women. The note highlights the large share of female workers in the Italian financial and contracting sectors across the economy.

Italy

Prince of Wales Returns to England Gifted Russell Painting

Prince Albert Edward sailed home from New York with a Charles M Russell painting presented by High River Alberta citizens. Russell met the prince at Calgary Stampede and Saskatoon, praising Western history and the Royal Northwest Mounted Police works in the collection. The prince valued the gift as a memorable souvenir and planned to read Western romance and history.

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

Pioneer William Roe sparked Bannack’s survival in famine

The article recalls William Roe as an early Bannack settler who led a 500 mile Salt Lake wagon train to fetch provisions during a brutal famine. He helped found Bannack, built wealth through mining and commerce, and later joined Montana’s vigilante actions before his death in Dillon.

Beaverhead Madison County Montana William Roce Bannack Roe Salt Lake Fortune William Roe Beaverhead County Salt Lake City United States England Poweshiek Iowa Colorado Jefferson Territory Deer Lodge Plummer Henry Plummer Buck Stimpson Ned Ray

Great Falls Navy Recruiting Station Leads District Enlistments

The Great Falls sub station of the western district for navy recruiting topped district totals last week with 202 recruits. Of these 64 joined naval aviation and 40 were re-enlistments, while naval service appears more popular than the military.

Great Falls Navy Naval Aviation Naval Branch

Industry labor in Antwerp before war to 1919 decline

In Antwerp before the war the number of persons working in 14 groups of industry ranged from 20 700 to 21 700, but in March 1919 this number had dwindled to 2 300.

Antwerp

Montana Soldier Albert Sanderson Aces War Feats

A Roundup Montanan, Albert Sanderson, serves as private turned lieutenant and fights at Soissons Meuse and St Mihiel. He retrieves an American flag from Bolshevik radicals, survives a 12000 foot plane crash near Paris, and later returns to Montana fully recovered. He was discharged October 30 after hospital work in France.

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

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