Montana to help fund Theodore Roosevelt memorial drive
Montana leaders announce the state will be among the first to contribute to a nationwide Roosevelt Memorial fund of 5 million dollars. Thomas A. Marlow of Helena chairs the Montana executive committee as the drive proceeds with plans for a Washington monument and Sagamore Hill site. The campaign runs until Roosevelt's birthday on October 27 amid remarks praising his deeds and leadership.
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Anaconda Standard
Montana
Theodore “Roosevelt
J. M. Kennedy
Libbey
Butte
Thomas A. Marlow
Helena
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Kennedy
Iit
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Sagamore Hill
Long Island
Roosevelt
Mannade
Macauley
England
Antipodes
Sunken Laurentic Wreck Yields 2.5 Million in Gold
Londonderry reports about 500000 of 35000000 specie salvaged from the Laurentic wreck four miles off the Lough Swilly. Divers work 30 minutes at 120 feet, blasting wreckage to reach gold bars worth 6000 each. Each consignment is escorted to London by naval paymaster under guard.
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Londonderry
Laurentic
Trance
Lough Swilly Swilly
America
London
King Albert thanks U S for aid during war
King Albert of Belgium, arriving in New York, expresses deep gratitude to the American people for wartime aid. He praises the relief commission and honors the aid of President Wilson, American soldiers, and the navy. He looks forward to meeting leaders who led relief efforts.
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New York
Albert
United States
Wilson
America
Commission For the Relief of
Belgium
Emma Goldman Freed from Missouri Penitentiary
Emma Goldman was released from the Missouri state penitentiary after serving time for espionage act violations and departed for New York. She appeared before a United States commissioner, stated she had no funds to pay the $10,000 fine, and explained she has three callings as a nurse, lecturer, and writer.
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Jefferson City
Emma Goldman
Missouri State Penitentiary
New York
Death of Buffalo Jones Ends A Noted Cowboy Life
Topeka Kansas Charles Jesse Jones known as Buffalo Jones famed cowboy hunter and Roosevelt ally died from jungle fever contracted on his 1914 Africa trip. Born to fame in frontier days he became a national figure in wildlife and conservation circles. The passing removes a storied early American frontier character and friend of the late president.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Topeka
Kan
Charles Jesse Jones
America
Buffalo
Jones
Africa
Bulgaria Pays Price for War Alliance with Germany
The article notes King Ferdinand of Bulgaria backed the Central Powers in World War I and now faces an Allied-imposed bill. Bulgaria must trim its army to 20,000, surrender its navy, recognize Yugoslavia, cede western Thrace, alter frontiers to favor Serbia, pay Brest-Litovsk and Bucharest costs, and an indemnity of 450 million dollars in gold.
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Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Thrace
Serbia
Brest-Litovsk
Bucharest
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