Bolsheviks in Petrograd Ask Allies for Help
Officials in Washington report London confirmation that German staff officers are advising Lenin in Petrograd. The move could push Russia toward the Central Powers, risking freed prisoners and vast Soviet resources for Germany. Allies may seek to contain Lenine while cooperating with Russian factions to resist German influence.
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London
Petrograd
Lenine
United States
Germany
Stockholm
Russia
Japan
Vladivostok
Ieutons
Kerensky
Inter-Allied War Council
Paris
House
General Bliss
Kaledines
Rus
Ws Fr Ction
Germany admits sinking 115 subs by American patrols
In San Francisco on November 27 a letter to James K. Powell from his brother Thomas, an American destroyer crewman, says Germany admits sinking 115 submarines due to U S patrols. The letter adds the real total is likely greater and recalls survivors torpedoed and fired upon by Germans.
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San Francisco
Germany
James K. Powell
Thomas
Power
United States
Cabinet Discusses Railroads in War Era
Washington reports the cabinet debated railroad problems at length. Officials said government action against railroads during the war would be considered only if roads prove unable to handle difficulties. They expect a pooling plan to be tested fully and a government role possibly if it fails.
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Washington
Rear Admiral Benson Named Chief of Naval Operations
Rear Admiral Benson becomes the ranking officer of the United States Navy following the death of Admiral Dewey, stepping into the role as head of naval operations and strategic leadership.
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Naval Operations
United States Navy
Admiral Dewey
Italians Repel Austro German Attacks on Brenta Front
On the Brenta valley northern Italian front Austro German forces attacking with an entire division were repelled by Italian artillery and infantry. Four attacks between the Brenta and Plave rivers were also beaten back with heavy enemy losses. The Bourlon sector saw British gains and a counterattack repulsed as Allied plans for coordinated action, led by House Lloyd George and Orlando, moved toward Paris for the inter allied conference.
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London
Brenta
Brentu
Plave
Paris
BE. M. House
David Lloyd George
Vittorio Orlando
Russia
Bourlon
Bourlon Wood
Bourlon Village
Americans Urged to Regulate Heat Across Homes
Washington reports the fuel administrator urges Americans to keep home temperatures at or below 68 degrees. Physicians support the guideline, stating lower heat reduces fuel use and helps meet the nation’s large wartime demand.
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Washington
Ceremony Honors French War Cross for American Soldiers
In France on November 28 an official ceremony awarded the French War Cross to fifteen American officers and men recognized by the sector’s French general for withstanding an early German raid this month.
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France
American Congressmen Return From British Front Visit
A group of American congressmen who narrowly escaped death or injury during a trench visit on the British front in France has landed at an American port on November 27.
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France
Hunger strike frees 22 suffragists in DC jail
Twenty two women’s party militants ended their hunger strike in the District of Columbia jail and were released early. Leader Alice Paul and vice chairman Lacy Barns were among those freed as the party hailed the display as an early victory in the American hunger strike movement.
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Washington
Women's Party
District of Columbia
Alice Paul
Lacy Barns
Woman's Party
Emnough
Report of Beaverhead State Bank Dillon Montana 1917
Report of the Condition of The Beaverhead State Bank at Dillon Montana close of business Nov 20 1917. Loans 79034.53 deposits 92313.14 capital 50000.00 saving deposits 2060059.754.80 cash 15103.60 liabilities total 80625.61 witnesses include cashier C W Hudson notary Josua C Facer and directors Lovett and Murray.
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Beaverhead State Bank
Dillon
Montana
State OF
Beaverhead
I. C. W. Hudson
Josura C. Facer
Atrest
SENDING FOOD TO SOLDIERS MAY WASTE SUPPLY
A joint statement by Newton D. Baker and Herbert Hoover warns that families and friends sending substantial food to military camps can create a surplus and waste. They note candy is appreciated but advise moderation as homes are urged to limit deliveries.
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Newton D. Baker
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Montana homesteading push to smaller farms and growth
A historical note argues Montana will divide large tracts into smaller farms as population rises. It predicts doubled farming districts, 30 percent rise in farm products, higher land values, and a shift from single crop wheat to diversified stock and fodder crops to spur new homes, barns, and silos.
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Montana
Moderation urged in sugar use for candy making
Alfred Atkinson Montana Food Administrator urges moderation in sugar amounts for candy making even for a good purpose. The statement stresses responsible consumption during shortages.
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Alfred Atkinson
Montana
Card of Thanks from Dillon for coal loan
Dillon residents express gratitude for the coal loan last week. As this edition goes to press reports say a couple hundred pounds of coal remains on a siding somewhere in Montana billed to Dillon.
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Dillon
Montana
Back to the Farm War Call Urges Community Support
A local speaker urges farmers to return to land and families to support agriculture during wartime. He stresses collective effort, prompt action, and upholding home safety with the motto back to the farm while the war lasts, urging initiative and unity.
Remarkable Weight Gain After Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A 20 year stomach trouble sufferer reports severe gas and pain with poor digestion. After four months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy the person rose from 115 to 151 pounds, claims the preparation clears intestinal mucous and inflammation, and offers a money back guarantee via Potts the druggist.
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Mayr
Potts
Notice of Milk Price Increase and Loss
Dairymen announce milk price hikes due to feed costs starting December 1 milk prices 8 cents pint 15 cents quart 50 cents gallon for general trade 40 cents gallon for hotels and restaurants 16 cents half pint 60 cents quart 1 50 per gallon for cream Prices to be lowered May 1 1918 Listed names Matt Lorensen John B Smith Jens H Christensen F M Ror D L Smith plus a lost pale red milk cow branded X left shoulder six years old reward for information Armstead Montana Scott Decker
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Matt Lorensen
John B. Smith
Jens H, Christensen
F. M. Ror
D. L. Smith
Scott & Decker
Armstead
Montana
Notice to sharpen plows and harrows at Dillon Carriage Works
Now is the time to have dies plows and harrows sharpened at Dillon Carriage Works. A Giant Wonder Disc sharpener is installed and promises very best work at a reasonable price. 28tf
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Dillon Carriage Works
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