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Russia Refuses Peace Move as Duma Opposes Talks
The new Russian Foreign Minister declares with czarist authority that peace talks are not feasible while the Duma votes unanimously against considering peace in Europe. Russia argues it has more to lose than gain from any pause and insists on access to southern waters and the Baltic, citing the Pact of London.
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Duma
Europe
Austria
Siberia
Holy Russia
Constantinople
Baltic
Poland
Lithuania
London
Christmas Plea From Ruth Sawyer Novel Character
Ruth Sawyer author of This Way to Christmas has a character voice a plea tied to the holiday. The passage underscores compassion and a humane Christmas message.
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Ruth Sawyer
Animals Have a Right to Christmas Too in Local Voice
A quoted elder voices that animals share in Christmas joy and gifts. He cites Mary’s journey, the manger, the cock’s news, and the Wise Men’s camels, insisting that creatures deserve happiness and Santa’s blessing as much as people.
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Chris
Lordie
Mary
St. Stephen
Ole Santy
Critters
Chrismas
Santy
Britain bids low in U S naval ammo contracts
British firms, while major buyers of munitions, outbid American companies to supply US Navy projectiles. Cheaper British labor lowers production costs, giving them an edge on large projectiles not currently in use as the British fleet remains active.
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United States
Great Britain
United States Navy
Grape Juice and Government Income Debate in 1920
A debate looms over Democratic support for national prohibition in 1920. The article notes internal revenue from liquor about 250 million dollars annually and import duties on wines around 20 million, with concerns about replacing lost revenue amid high government spending. Bryan is not troubled by the revenue issue.
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Mr. Bryan
Federal Treasury
Remunerative Refereeship Cites High Pay for Referee
Mr Hughes returns to law practice and earns his first appointment as referee in a contested will. The pay is $20 an hour, about two and a half times the president’s salary, with a note that the president’s pay runs continuously.
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Hughes
United States
John Allen
The Home Town by Nels Darling
President Wilson argues in Worlds Work July issue that America needs local towns and self contained communities to sustain the nation. He warns great cities draw life from smaller centers as transportation and communication shrink distances and lure residents and shoppers alike.
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Wilson
America
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Towns That Hold Their Own In The Life Of People
The writer notes readers in New York Paris and Philadelphia purchase gowns and promises a forthcoming article with figures on towns that will grow and remain potent in the life of people around them.
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New York
Paris
Philadelphia
Governor Stewart's Indirect Reply Deters Montana Legislature
Helena January 17 Special. Governor Sam V Stewart offered no concrete suggestions to streamline Montana state government in reply to a House request for guidance based on his four years of administration. Lawmakers criticized the letter as evasive, delaying the assembly’s work and prompting calls to seek information from other sources.
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Helena
Sam V. Stewart
House
Kemmis
Richland County
Montana
Stewart
Assembly
Montana Hardware Implement Co to Open in Dillon
A new hardware and farm implement store named the Montana Hardware & Implement Co will open in Dillon early February. Sam C. Arndts, longtime Dillon Implement Co. employee, will run the business in the former Pastime theatre building. Remodeling will prepare an up to date salesroom with a complete stock of light and heavy hardware and farm implements. Parts of the stock are already arriving and opening is planned for the first week in February.
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Dillon
Sam C. Arndts
Dillon Implement Company
Pastime Theatre
Montana Hardware & Implement Co
Dr Council E Faddis Osteopathic Physician Notice
Dr Council E Faddis is listed as an osteopathic physician with hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 daily and by appointment. Location references Dillon Implement Block Apt 11 are shown in the contact line.
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Osteopathic
Dillon Implement
World Wool Shortage Warns of Tight Supplies
A circular from the National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co of Chicago warns western wool growers of a shrinking global supply. It urges higher prices at shearing to secure fair value and notes control of colonial export wool by Britain amid wartime embargoes.
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Chicago
Britain
Billings Gazette
Peace Talk on Cotton and Wheat Trade Shifts
Washington reports show 1913 exports of southern cotton to Austria and Germany at 1.278 billion pounds and 1914 at 1.5 billion under duties of a new tariff. European demand rose with Germany and Austria leading purchases while Britain increased intake despite a blockade.
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Austria
Russia
United States
South
Europe
Washington
England
Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease internally. Proponents offer 100 dollars for any case it cannot cure and urge readers to request testimonials.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall's
Montana Legislature Poised for Hard Work in Helena
Legislators convene in Helena with retail merchants engineers and municipal officials present. Debates include girls industrial school in Miles City, Burke vs McMillan election contest, and new rules to curb end of session congestion. Republicans push for staff cuts and government consolidation as agricultural county delegates align across parties.
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Helena
League of Municipalities
Miles City
P. C. Burke
East Scobey
R. C. McMillan
Committee’ On Elections and Privileges
House
Senate
Billboard Regulation Upheld in 1911 Supreme Court Ruling
Washington Chicago billboard law requiring consent of over half of residence property owners was sustained as constitutional by the highest court.
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Washington
Chicago
Supreme Court
German Socialist Leader Gets Extra Four and a Half Years
London report says Dr Earl Liebknecht, German socialist leader, was sentenced to four and a half years with hard labor and exile by the Berlin bar according to a Central News dispatch.
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Earl Liebnecht
Berlin
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