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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1918

Page

7

Food Conservation in Wartime Economy Stresses Wheat and Sugar

A government report argues the world faces a wheat and sugar shortage in 1917 18 and outlines U S and Canada effort to raise production fix high prices buy crops and conserve supplies. It cites tables of production and consumption and urges meat fat and corn substitute use to aid allies.

Russia India Australia Argentina Canada United States France United Kindom Italy Belgium Yankees North America England Cuba Hawaii Phillipines United Kingdom South America America

Liberty Oil and Gas Near Elk Basin With 724 Acre Holdings

Liberty Oil and Gas reports strong oil indications at Well No 2 in Elk Basin. The company holds 724 acres with four rigs, aims to drill forty to fifty wells in 1918, and plans stock raises from 15 to 20 cents per share to fund development while touting low management costs and war support.

Elk Basin Liberty Oil and Gas Company Liberty Liberty Company George C. Chrisman Treasury Chrisman Wal Billings Montana Northwest

Tuscania sinking claims 166 lives of US troops

London reports the torpedoing of the British transport Tuscania off the Irish coast. Of 2401 aboard, 166 are reported dead and 2285 rescued. The ship carried Michigan and Wisconsin guardsmen plus engineers, MPs, aero units, and replacements. Rescue efforts followed by destroyers and patrol boats as survivors were landed at Irish and Scottish ports.

London Atlantic United States Army Foresters Ireland Tuscania Collins War Department Adjutant General’s Office Twentieth Engineers 107Th Military Police 82Nd Division Michigan Wisconsin Aero Squadron Ment Lner Europe United States France Naval Armed Guard Navy Department

Finland Revolutionists Murder Hundreds Across Helsinki and Tammerfors

Stockholm reports fierce actions by red guards in Helsingfors and Tammerfors with hundreds feared dead. Swedish relief aid travels to aid Finns as Lenine and Trotzky’s revolution spreads, and the Politiken frames Finland as a rehearsal for Europe's Bolshevik drama.

Stockholm Petrograd Ira Nelson Morris Tornea Mahty-Ludo Minster Morris Helsingfors Red Guards Tammerforg Tokio Finland Lenine Trotzky Russia the Politiken

Ford Mobilizes Detroit Plant for Liberty Motors

Washington reports all idle Ford Detroit plant capacity will be redirected to mass production of Liberty aircraft engines for US air fleets. The factory has been making cylinders and parts, now shifting to complete engines. Liberty tests indicate engines rated at least 400 horsepower.

Ford Liberty Motors Washington Detroit Ford Motor Company Liberty Motor

Federal Board Recommends Revoking Baff and Sinn License

New York Feb 18 The federal food board moved to revoke the license of Baff and Sinn Inc wholesale poultry and egg dealers for the war period. The firm bought eggs from Iowa Producing at 38 18 cents a dozen last April and sold them to jobbers at 81 cents while government price fixed at 46 cents. The case recalls Barnet Baff who was shot years ago by agents of the poultry trust. several men were imprisoned for that crime.

New York Federal Food Board National Food Administration B. Baff and Sinn, Inc Baff Iowa Barnet Baff Poultry Trust

Schools to Boost Red Cross Auxiliary Campaign

A nationwide drive aims to make every school in the United States a Red Cross auxiliary by Washington's Birthday. The plan, started yesterday, seeks to expand junior Red Cross membership and received the endorsement of the national Red Cross. originated by Dr. H N McCracken of Vassar College.

Red Cross Washington United States H. N. McCracken Vassar College National Red Cross Organization

Spy Says He Was Driven Out

Paul C. H. Hennig, on trial for treason in Brooklyn Federal Court, testified as a witness in his own defense that he left Germany after an address in Leipzig in 1916 where he spoke against the German government. He is charged with tampering with torpedo gyroscopic parts at the E. W. Bliss munition factory where he once worked as a foreman.

New York Paul C. H. Hennig Brooklyn Germany United States Hennig E. W. Bliss

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