World War Era Dispatches From Around the Nation
A collage of brief notes: 12 941 American troops in Siberia and northern Russia. Mary Pickford ill with flu. Major General Frank An Bell dies in the East. Sinn Feinassembly plans delayed in Dublin. Pittsburg film exchange wreck kills and injures. St Louis Museum of Fine Arts destroyed by fire. ship losses after a submarine incident. San Juan earthquakes and fire losses. Portland nurses called to aid flu. Victor Berger guilty of espionage act violation. Lenine arrested amid Bolshevik tensions. Salem state penitentiary inmates' dogs to be evacuated. London demobilization unrest. US Secretary Daniels threatens Philadelphia rule over vice. mass of undelivered letters to soldiers in France returned home.
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Washington
Siberia
Russia
Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
New York
Frank An Bell
Department of the’ East
Dublin
Sinn Fenners
Pittsburg
Pepe
St. LouisThe Museum of Fine Arts
Tania
San Juan
Porto Rico
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Victor Berger
Berger
Milwalen
Leon Trotzky
Nikolai
Leon
Salem
Mont relieved posts and state notes across Montana
E J Pepin resigns as Havre postmaster after 15 years. Milk dealers plan a three day meeting in Butte. Ray Helvey found guilty of insulting remarks about the government. two hour jury in Butte. Missoula Red Cross reports 320000 knitted garments and surgical dressings. Officials deny Spokane move for forestry offices. Miles City pioneers anticipate an early spring. Meadowlarks and ducks observed. Helena reports rail relay activity. Forsyth notes final steel bridge payment of 13000 and county title transfer to Pere Stevensville. Bitter Root valley churches resume services after influenza closure. Butte Red Cross raises over a thousand dollars for returning soldiers. city Red Cross has 60000 on hand. Unemployed in Miles City reduced by 52. many sent to Glendive for Nor thern Pacific work. Billings hosts state’s first brewery adapted to new conditions as cold storage. Scobey light plant out of business. residents cope with darkness. Missoula county rescinds county agent discharge. Butte Pennsylvania mine closed for repairs. several thousand out of work, some leaving for coast. Anaconda copper output for 1918 down 11 percent from 1916. last year total 298 million pounds. Miles City stockmen to consider Roosevelt monument at April meeting. Helena grocers and druggists selling high alcohol preparations continue pending authorities. Great Falls stockholders meeting with $75 000 prized money for canning plant. state tax board urged to seek 12000 for influenza emergency. Helena reserve officers training to establish junior corps units in four states. units over 100 students aged 14 plus.
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Havre
E. J. Pepin
Butte
Ray Helvey
Missoula
The
Red Cross
Forestry Service
Spokane
Miles City
Helena
Forsyth
Pere Stevensville
Bitter Root
Arte Aeprab
Ohio
Glendive
Billings
Billings Brewing Company
Scobey
Missoula County
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Theodore Roosevelt
A . Great Falls
Civic surveys urged for Butte and Montana cities
District Rotarian conference in Butte plans civic surveys under the Russell Sage foundation. Proponents argue surveys on health sanitation delinquency and city planning should form the foundation of reconstruction. A letter by H D English of the Pittsburg civic commission defended surveys saying civic neglect harms business confidence and long term prosperity.
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Butte
Montana
Russel Sage Foundation
J . ©. W. Goodale
East
H. D. Eaglish
Pittsburg
Velie Motor Company Ad Address Omitted in Error
A misprint omitted the Velie Motor Co. address on last week's page. The Velie agent for Montana is A. P. Heaney, state agent, based in Great Falls.
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Velie Motor
Velie Motor Co
A. P. Heaney
Great Falls
Montana
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London
Great Britain
United States
England
Daniels
Philadelphia
France
Rey
Arncreen, Sale
Mont
Irving Whitehouse Company
Third Street
Howell
T. Howell & Co
Minneapolis, Minn
United Products
Ith
Idaho
Oregon
Bosch
A. O. Smith
Ati
Timekin
Detroit
Spicer
Schwarz
Gemmer
Co Butte
Fiedermont Loan & Trust
Robert HH. Cosgrove
BuUngs
McClintock
BES
Wip & Bons
Fort Shaw
Greet
Freon “Ae
Boston
ST. Paul
Great Falls, Mont
Hughes Loan & Land OO
Huseth
Optometris
Optiaiak
Falaa
Bates
Arizona
Corner Park
Robert Metcalf
Alhambra Hot Springs
Agricultural Lands
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
U. S. National Bank Building
Coeur d’Alene
Woods Realty Co
Sun River
Vaughan
Park Road
Frary & Burlingame
Fork Salh
Dillon
Bowden
Karbel
Judith Basin
Farmers Nd Co
Lewistown
Shields River Valley
J. Ny. Hefferlin
Livingston
J. I. Eakin
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dunn Block
W. H. Melville
Uuuibt
Ford & Hollister Hanck (Inc
Darby, Montana
Livestool
Muntsberger-Giveos Co
B. Watson Robb Co
Great, Falls
Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Rocky Mountain Rabbitry
B Street
Butte, Mont
O. B. Neelson
Central Avenue
Great Malta
Liberty Bonds
Petre
Liberty Buss
J. M
Ford Ullding
Auto
A1iuv
Craud Vew Ivisene
Scyl
Hupmobie
Uudebaker
Mitchell Jr
Lludson
Vakiana
Ford
Hi Willis
Chevrolet
Dominant Motor CO
Copper Street
Gore Park
Munt
J. &. Gleason
Eny
Aouma
Anderson
Chiro Owsley
Selena Adjustment CO
Lewistown Hiar Co
le Rose
West Park Street
Mont Furs
Kerpa
Hoenck
Minneapolis
Montana Fur
Mal Ot Express
W. Broadway
KODAK
Kenyon Wheeler
Seay Rae
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