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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1918

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Montana Freight Rate Association Formed in Helena

The Montana Freight Rate Association was organized yesterday at the Placer hotel with business leaders from across the state. S. Warden of Great Falls was named chairman of the executive board to pursue equitable freight and coal rate increases proposed by the United States Railroad Administration. An executive committee including John Roach of Butte D D Richards of Missoula L Cramer of Helena and F E Kiel of Billings was empowered to appoint sub committees to carry on the association’s work. The group aims to secure better freight rates for Montana and to advance the state’s interests.

Montana Freight Rate Association Placer Hotel Wheat Business Men and Commercial Club Montana United States Railroad Administration S. Warden Great Falls John Roach Butte D.D. Richards

Governors Conference Leaves for Annapolis Trip

Governor Sam WV Stewart will depart Monday evening for Annapolis Maryland to attend the annual conference of governors likely lasting two to three days with possible Washington visit. The gathering will focus on postwar reconstruction and wartime problems with high attendance anticipated as most governors plan to be absent about a week to ten days.

Sam WV. Stewart Annapolis Maryland Washington Stewart

North Dakota N P L Bills May Be Passed

North Dakota Attorney General William Larger issued a written opinion stating that amendments, voted on at the repeal election, did not need a majority of all votes cast to pass but required a majority of votes cast for or against. The state canvassing board was expected to declare a passage, but official returns from Wells county remained incomplete as of this afternoon.

William Larger Frazier North Dakota Wells County

Up Against It Right When America Got in

Premier Lloyd George recalls in a Leeds speech how Britain and the United States coordinated to rush troops and matériel to Europe. He cites Wilson’s cable urging rapid ship deployment and the Shipping Controller’s push to mobilize every vessel. The British mercantile fleet carried 1,100,008 of the 900,000 American troops, a pivotal wartime effort.

Associated Press Leeds T Wilson Europe Lloyd George Wilson Sir Joseph Mc Klay Downing Street Sue Aumerica British Mercantile Marine Britain Eliza

Dr More of Missoula Heads Chiropractors

Officers were re elected at the annual Montana Chiropractor association meeting in Missoula yesterday. They discussed influenza conditions in the state and the chiropractic license law pending adoption by the state legislature. The law, approved by voters in the November general election, aims to regulate the profession. Re elected officers include President F G Moore of Missoula and Vice President Dr T D Long.

Montana Chiropractor Association Association Offi Presiden F. G.moore Missouli Dre TD. Long

Kings to Visit America as United States Guests

Associaise Press reports that King George of England and King Bert of Belgium head a European royal visit with official duties in France. M. Lauzanne, editor of the Paris Matin, had spent months in the United States on an official mission before sailing for France.

Associaise Press New York Dec France George England Bert Belgi Victor- Emma Europe Ste Paris

Hitchcock Anxious Over Aid To Russians in Bolshevik War

Senator Hitchcock protests that Allied nations and especially the United States have failed to fulfill pledges to supply munitions, food, and clothing to Russians opposing the Bolsheviks. Lebedev, a marine, and others presented the statement to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Hitchcock has forwarded it to the State Department.

Associated Press Washington L. Lebedev Russia America Prince L Hitchcock Senate Foreign Relations United States State Department

Population decline in Austria Hungary after war study says

Vienna dispatch reports a 50 percent drop in birth rate in the former Austria Hungary during World War I. Dr Clemens von Pirquet cites poor food quality and ration limits as causes, noting weight loss from 170 to about 120 pounds and rising lung diseases. He adds middle class and fixed incomes struggle to buy extra food while munitions workers can.

Vienna Ther Associated Press Austria- Hungary Clemens von Pirquet Tnday von Pirquet John Hopkins University Baltimore

Cologne Occupied by Advancing British Troops

Federated Press reports from London dated December 7 state that Cologne was entered last night by four advancing British troops. An official British Wireless Service statement says the British army continues its occupation progress in Germany, reaching Rheinbach, Weiler, west of Bergheim, and Jinghover by Friday evening.

Federated Press London Hats Germany Cologne British Way Office

Argentina to add United States in settling dispute

The United States plans mediation between Chile and Peru over Tacna and Arica. President Wilson invited Argentina to undertake the task and accepted by President Itigoyen. Frederick Stimson informed Foreign Minister Pueyrredon of the US stance and Helsinki, Chilean and Peruvian officials were directed to engage.

Argentina United States Associated Press Buenos Aires Aires Dee 7 Chile Peru Tacna Aries Frederick Stimson Argec Fortign Honério Pueysredon Wilson Itigoven Santiago Joseph H. Shea Sanfuentes Tecna Arica

Propaganda actions in US tied to German aims exposed

Senate documents reveal efforts by Count von Bernstorff and German agents to sway American opinion against aiding the Allies and to block war shipments. Wreckage of Dernberg’s propaganda network after the Lusitania sinking is detailed, with calls to arouse voters for antiwar action. Embargo Association activities in 1915 and later show plans for mass meetings involving figures like Hitchrack, Buchanan, Hele, and Aked.

Associated Press Washington Dec Count von Bernstorff Foraner America Germany Senate Investigating Committee AL Bruce Bielaski Department of Justice Bernard Dernberg Kaiser United States Lusitania von Bernstorff Berlin Aqwerican Hitchrack Nebarska Senate Foreign Relations Committee Buchanan Minais Labor National Peace Council Willian Bayard Hele Aked San Francisco Works Smith Hitchcock Ant GM. Jacobs Chicago

Soldiers Parade Turns Violent in Berlin Demonstration

In Berlin a protest by soldiers and deserters over lack of representation on the soldiers and workers council turned deadly. Reports from Copenhagen and Berlin today confirm 16 killed and 15 wounded as troops in the streets clashed after news the executive committee had been arrested.

Associated Press Copenhagen Berlin

Belgium’s Fate Tied to Americans Says Brussels Mayor

Mayor of Brussels recalls how Belgium might have become a vast cemetery without American aid. He cites 3,000,000 lives saved from famine and death and credits U S intervention for saving the country and its civilization. He thanks Herbert Hoover and the American people for relief and relief efforts during and after the war.

Belgium Max Brussels Herbert L. Hoover Rhe Com Recep Hall Sneech Muich Aizen Belam Lam Hestion United States Sothine

President Wilson's Ship Braving Gale on Transatlantic Run

On board the US and George Washington a gale rages with heavy wind and rain as the presidential liner maintains speed toward the Azores. The ship is due to pass the Azores Sunday where more naval escort units will join. President Wilson slept late amid the rough seas.

George Washington Associated Press President Wilson Azores Wilson Antil

Canadians Visit City of St Paul for Britain Day Mass Meeting

Canadian visitors from Winnipeg and northern cities attended a St Paul mass meeting as part of a Britain day event. Speakers, including St Paul citizens, noted the U S Canada friendship. A state health order barred delegations from nearby cities, but did not affect the Canadian delegation of over 30 provincial officials and business men.

Associated Press St. Paul Minn Winnipeg

Troops Hail Ebert As First President

A Berlin demonstration by soldiers and sailors hailed Comrade Ebert as Germany's first president. They urged a national assembly to be summoned on December 20 and criticized the executive council for pressuring the government, stressing that Germany stands on the brink of a catastrophe.

Associated Press Openhagen German Republic Ebert Berlin Wolff Bureau Germany

Unemployment Seen as Major US Challenge in Near Term

Nathan A Smyth of the U S Employment Service warns at the labour reconstruction conference that unemployment among returning soldiers and wartime workers will surge this winter as outdoor jobs decline and wartime plant shutdowns occur. He cites budget tax uncertainties high prices and cautious credit as factors and says relocation to native lands by Europeans may ease the strain, while agencies can only help match jobless men to openings not create jobs.

Associated Press New York United States The Academy of Political Science Nathan A. Smyth United States Employment Service Smyth America

Public Works Push Urged During Demobilization

Washington December 7 The War Labor Policies Board sent telegrams to all state governors urging rapid development of public works during demobilization. Governors were asked to bring complete data on construction projects to the annual governors conference in Annapolis Maryland, starting December 16.

Associated Press Washington War Labor Policies Board Annapolis

Big Units of Troops to Return During Summer

Washington reports eight of the 13 divisions of the American Third Army near the Rhine expected to be on American soil by mid summer. General March says units can be home within four months after formal peace. President Wilson foresees conference sessions ending by spring and divisions identified as National Guard Bud and Bud and National Army 89th and 5th returning in summer.

Congress Murch National Guard Bud National Army 89Th Sth Dirkman Army of Occupation

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