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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
12
War page reports Goeben and Breslau sunk or beached after naval combat at the Dardanelles. Western front fighting intensifies with heavy artillery and patrol clashes as Austrian strikes and anti German sentiment surge. French airmen claim eight enemy planes down.
In the Prussian chamber of lords a resolution reaffirms the German emperor's exclusive right to make peace. Berlin representatives state peace should reflect sacrifices for Germany's political and economic interests. The note adds the US president asked who negotiates Brest Litovsk and answers that the emperor alone has the constitutional right to wage war or make peace.
Hundreds of war savings committees nationwide may serve as agencies to restrict nonessential building and other enterprises and to conserve capital for government war bonds. The move aligns with plans by the Federal Reserve Board to regulate private securities issues.
Washington, Jan. 22. Senator Stone, veteran Democrat, assailed Republicans for politicizing criticism of war conduct and called Theodore Roosevelt the most seditious man of consequence in America. The two hour session saw sharp interruptions as Senators Penrose Lodge New and others defended free critique and charged partisanship. The fray, with Democrats Lewis and Kirby joining, adjourned into a two day recess hoped to cool passions.
W F Drummond a Dallas Federal Reserve Bank trust clerk was arrested in a Denver hotel with 62000 of Liberty loan bonds in a suitcase. Police say he admitted stealing bonds from Dallas and planned to be extradited to Texas. He also carried 1150 in cash 130 in gold and gems worth about 1000.
Washington January 20 Director General McAdoo named a four member public wage commission to study and advise on all wage and labor questions before the government railroad administration including the demands of the railway brotherhoods. He also created a three region system with an executive in charge of each region to oversee transportation issues.
Fifty boxing gloves and nineteen baseball outfits were distributed to Camp Lewis enlisted men in Tacoma. Donated by the national committee and training camp activities, the items support military recreation. Eleven outfits remain to be delivered to additional organizations.
American observers join French pilots in front line training under battle conditions. Corporal Walter Roberts was killed in action January 20. Camp Lewis sent 200 soldiers to Tacoma to guard docks. Three Irish New York papers barred from mails pending investigation. Seattle mayoral candidate Frank Waterhouse named among contenders. Crowder mandates railroad workers claim exemptions. rail control limits classify them as not government employees.
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