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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
18
Francis J. Heney, government investigator, has been toing testimony against the packers before the agricultural committee.
Colonel House, Wilson's right hand man, jokes about blond hair at a fashionable women's club reception before Versailles. A male friend notes the absence of gray hair among the matrons, and House quips that after forty women keep their hair light and their age dark.
A recruit who reached a depot the day after the armistice describes crossing London as a mob of women and girls kissed him. He quips he could have relieved the town, noting he had only been in khaki for a few hours, and the old woman thanked the brave boys.
Edgewood Arsenal Maryland employed about 10 000 workers in secret g g gas production for the war effort. The facility grew to a city 800 acres with plants for chlorine phosgene chlorin and mustard gas and a large filling plant near the water.
Lawrence Kansas reports a ban on silk stockings in the women's gymnasium. All gym classes must now wear cotton stockings as part of a push for uniformity economy and democracy.
Washington notes compare two McNulty Marine first sergeants Thomas John and John. Both fought in France, were wounded, and earned high decorations. Thomas John led a daring charge at Belleau Wood and was cited for distinguished service. John earned the Distinguished Service Cross at Blanc Mont Saint Etienne while defending his machine gun under heavy fire. Both men share a remarkable parallel in service and sacrifice.
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