The Shock of Peace and the Republic's Call to Readiness
The Republican National Committee argues that peace after victory will bring shocks of unemployment and high living costs. It warns of demagogues, stalled industry, and farm credit strain, urging reconstruction planning and peace preparedness led by the Republican Party.
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Republican National Committee
Toby
Europe
United States
Army
Navy
France
Lesus
Teac
Republican Party
America
Eac
Sta
Congress
Price Fixing on Wheat Sparks Debate in Market
The fragment notes concerns over fixed prices for wheat and references growing production. It hints at market tension without clear details on entities or dates.
Politic adjournment tainted by war resource drive
The Montana scene notes the Democratic National Committee push for large wartime contributions while confirming war production efforts. Samuel D. Goza of Helena chairs the state war resources committee with offices in Helena and a broad board promoting procurement, conversion, and industrial cooperation nationwide.
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Samuel D. Goza
Helena
A. M. Alderson
E. H. Polleys
Missoula
J.L. Bruce
Butte
J. He. Burke
Montana
Washington
J. Vy
Clapper
St.Paul
Quartermaster and Ordnance
Army
Navy Department
Region 16
Washington Loan & Trust
D. R. Cotton
Bacd Industries Board
Toe
Helits
Se Committee
Sam D. ‘Goza
War Resources Committee
Mont
War Industries, Board
Charles A. Otis
National
War- Industries Board
B M. Baruch
Tirn
Eutaes
Ilinois
Vote On Great Falls Grain Elevator Bonds Planned
Helena reports state voters will decide on a $250000 bond issue to build a terminal grain elevator at Great Falls. The plan requires approval by the electorate at the November 5 election and outlines bond terms, interest, and storage charges funding the terminal elevator.
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Great Falls
State Board of Examiners
State Board of, Examiners
Dewey Custer Sampson Dies at Wisdom in Pneumonia
Dewey Custer Sampson died in Wisdom after pneumonia. Undertaker Brundage prepared the remains for shipment to Helena relatives. Sampson, born in Butte during the Spanish American War and named for Manila Bay hero, recently sought Marine enrollment in Butte. He leaves a mother in Helena and siblings in Camp Lewis and Butte.
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Brundage
Wisdom
Dewey Custer Sampson
Helena
Young
Sampson
Butte
Butte Minter
Raoul Sampson
Reno
Custer
Young Sampson
Manila Bay
Bertha Sampson
Camp Lewis
Tom F. McDonald
Llewellyn Griffith
C P Tooley Dies After pneumonia in Montana
Senator Clarence P. Tooley, 46, died of pneumonia in Harlowton Montana after a several day illness. A native of Wyoming, he lived much of his life in Montana and was well known in Dillon after marrying Harriet Waldorf and visiting the city frequently. His bereaved wife has the sympathy of the entire community.
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Clarence P. Tooley
Harlowton
Montana
Tooley
Dillon
Harriet Waldorf
Wyoming
City fights influenza with strict quarantine plan
Dillon enforces the strictest quarantine as 86 authentic influenza cases are reported. Public Health Officer Dr. Walker urges closures of schools churches theatres and saloons while streets are sprayed and crowds discouraged. Schools moved to quarantine and officials expect the epidemic to last 30 to 40 days with one death in Wisdom and ongoing case counts unclear outside the city.
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Dillon
Board of ‘Health and Citizens
Walker
Iity
Ang
Ivo
Normal College
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