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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
9
London reports that Germany and Austria Hungary express hope Benedict XVs peace appeal may stop hostilities. Emperor William desires success while Emperor Charles sends a personal note urging negotiations as proposed by the pope.
The Texas Senate high court of impeachment sustained 10 percent of 21 charges against Governor James E. Ferguson. The first article on diverting 5 600 of state funds was enough for conviction. two thirds vote required. Next Thursday will deliver formal judgment with possible disbarment.
A temporary wage schedule allowing 80,000 shipyard workers to return to work awaits final adjudication by the federal board of conciliation. The San Francisco conference also sent President Wilson’s plea for pacific coast settlement to labor leaders in Seattle and Portland. In Portland a mass meeting backed a continued wooden shipyard strike and a general steel yard strike, involving over 6,000 men.
The humanitarian cult of New York awards a gold medal to President Woodrow Wilson as the greatest humanitarian in 1916.
Washington announces Major General Tasker H. Bliss named chief of staff to succeed Major General Hugh L. Scott who retires at age 04. Scott will be recalled to active duty and assigned to training U S troops, with further active service in the meantime.
Former Ambassador von Bernstorff sought fifty thousand dollars to influence Congress. Report mentions talk of demanding an investigation into the alleged plan and its connection to German intrigue.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of Rose B. Hunsaker deceased to creditors and all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the administrator at the law office of Lew L. & E. J. Callaway Dillon Montana Beaverhead County Dates August 28 1917 I F Hunsaker Administrator of the Estate of Rose B Hunsaker deceased
Executor George P. Lossl invites all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at the executor's office in Dewey Beaverhead County Montana. First publication September 25 1917.
Northern and Western states push canning drying and food preservation to secure winter supplies. Emphasis on fruit butters peach quince and apple butter urges families to continue canning and drying until pantries are stocked.
The undersigned establish rates for oats 3 cents per 40 lb bushel, wheat 6 cents per 60 lb bushel, barley 6 cents per 48 and 60 lb bushels, rye 7 cents per 56 lb bushel, flax 15 cents per 56 lb bushel, peas price to be fixed later. Signatories include Moray Situ Teerts Berry Simmpson Gordon Davis and Seidensticker.
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