Lodge's Book On Nations League Examines Lodge
Washington reports Henry Cabot Lodge authored a manuscript on the League of Nations, criticizing Wilson’s leadership and asserting the league’s defeat. Scribners will publish The Senate and the League of Nations, detailing Lodge’s views, personal clashes, and historical reflections.
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Old Water Mains Unearthed In Helbern Dig
Ancient water mains found by workers in High HelbernEng reveal wooden trunks aged by decay. The wood, likely elm, suggests the mains are centuries old and may predate modern piping. Archaeologists inspect the site as officials determine preservation steps.
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Jail Entertainment Tops Hard Winter Prospect
Florence Sanden reports on inmates at the county penal institute displaying surprising musical talent. Stories of jailhouse singers, quartets, ukuleles, and banjo players amuse governors and guards alike as two forgery offenders and other inmates join in vaudeville style acts. The piece cautions readers that talent can improve odds of staying inside during the winter.
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Jens Jiny Barnes
County Penal Institute
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French Finance Crisis Near as Parliament Reopens
Paris on October 22 1914 the financial crisis in France nears a head with parliament reopening next week Finance Minister Caillaux to announce measures to cover all contingencies including war debts Socialist deputies pledge bold action demanding interpellation on the financial situation and a capital levy to balance the budget while resisting inflation taxes.
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Paris
France
M. Caillaux
Chamber of Deputies
France Watches Frightened by Frightful Financial Turmoil
The article discusses a government struggle over fiscal programs including a sinking fund, new bills, and higher taxes. Uncertainty from parliamentary conflicts fuels rumors while the franc falls rapidly, though the nation remains calm overall.
Master Printers Attend School at U T A Convention
Chicago October 22 AP Two thousand master printers at the thirty ninth annual convention of the United Typothetae of America attended a session themed as a school room. Experts led by Marquis Regan John Cameron and A L Lewis discussed marketing and selling printing. Senator Carr away of Arkansas announced he would vote against ratification of the Belgian debt settlement not based on a uniform method.
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United Typothetae of America
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Marquis Regan
New York
John Cameron
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Thomas H. Beck
Collier'a Magazine
A. L. Lewis
Toronto
Canada
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Washington
Senator Carraway
Arkansas
Great Britain
Global influenza mortality tops 20 million in 1918 epidemic
St Louis reports figures from the American Public Health Association showing the 1918 influenza pandemic killed about 20 million people worldwide, the worst catastrophe since the Black Death. Dr E O Jordan of Chicago warns that current safeguards are not much better prepared, vaccines face practical limits, and face masks or chlorine gas offer limited defense.
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E. O. Jordan
Chicago
American Public Health Association
Cars to be cheaper if tax is lifted
New York Oct 22 An average reduction of 29 on all passenger automobiles and lower priced deliveries on all commercial vehicles are promised by spokesmen for the automotive industry if the federal war excise taxes on motor products are repealed. The reduction will be argued in hearings before the Ways and Means Committee in Washington beginning Saturday.
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National Automobile Ighamber
County meetings of sheepmen draw optimism and good attendance
Sheepmen gathered at multiple Montana towns with strong turnout and optimism. Ira T. Wight of the National Wool Exchange cites favorable conditions for the year, steady lamb prices, and hopeful wool market prospects ahead of holidays. Notable speakers include J. Waddell of Bozeman and C. B. Arne, with sessions on culling, grading, and wool marketing. A refrigerator tip warns against placing hot food inside to avoid temperature rise.
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Placer Hotel
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Malta
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Miles City
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Bozeman
State College ‘Extension Service
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Spencer
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Paper on Food Safety Dismisses Wrapping with Paper
A discussion on keeping food free from paper coverings argues against any wrapping except possibly oiled paper to allow air flow. The piece emphasizes avoiding contamination and preserving freshness by limiting paper exposure.
Armistice dance plans loosened by committee night
A meeting of the American Legion committee and allied groups decided not to stage a night Armistice Day program at the Commercial club. An Armistice Day dance will be held in the Shrine temple, with decorations organized by the 40 and. Local and East Elena schools will hear short patriotic talks. A downtown Armistice parade is planned for November 11, with Vietcher as parade chair. Other attendees included J P Grainey, Earl Welliver, Fred Kaller, Senator Ray Church, and others from veterans and civic groups.
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