Knights plan French pilgrimage statue dedication in Metz
Knights of Columbus leaders describe a 1000 member pilgrimage to France to honor Lafayette and dedicate a statue in Metz. The trip from New York to Paris includes Montana knights and a replica Lafayette statue from the Louvre garden, with about $1000 cost and a 40 day itinerary.
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Erdes
Atayetia
Ely
Metz
France
Knights of Columbus
Lafayette
Lafayette Fe
Washington
Messrs. McGinley
Bagley
O'Gorman
Spokane
Wash
Allies insist on German disarmament and reparations at San Remo
The San Remo conference communiqué states the Allies will not accept delays in disarmament or fulfillment of wartime obligations. It cites Dr Goeppert’s note requesting 200000 troops and emphasizes Germany must meet obligations on destruction of materials, demobilization, coal supply, and occupation costs before any leniency.
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San Remo
Goeppert
Paris
Germany
Ifit
Canada Wins Olympian Hockey Crown Over Sweden 12 to 1
Antwerp April 26 The Canadian team dominated Sweden to capture the Olympian hockey championship 12 to 1. Sweden scored once in the first half after 10 minutes, as Svensson’s rush set up the lone goal. The Canadians led 5 to 1 at halftime and continued to surge ahead in the second half. Meanwhile New York April 26 the flying squadron of protester hunters arrested three Manhattan merchants on charges of illegal profits from sugar sales totaling 5,000 pounds.
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Antwerp
Associated Press
Canada
Sweden
Svensson
Learhorrrenant
York
Manhattan
Tax on War Profits Backed by Democrats and Rebels
Representatives Rainey of Tennessee and Johnson of South Dakota announced an insurgent Republican allied plan to introduce a bill imposing a tax on war profits to fund soldier relief legislation. The measure aims to raise revenues via a new wartime levy.
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Representatives
Rainey
Tmids
Johnson
South Dakota
Primaries in Several States Shape Republican Delegates
Republican voters across multiple states and Alaska will choose delegates to the Chicago Republican National Convention, with Democratic delegates chosen in three states. Massachusetts Ohio New Jersey hold statewide primaries. Alaska and others schedule state conventions and district selections. Ohio pits Harding Wood. Cox has no opposition. women cannot vote in Ohio primaries.
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Alaska
Chicago
Massachusetts
Ohio
New Jersey
Washington
Arkansas
Idaho
Wood
Johnson
Tersey
Warren G. Harding
General Wood
James M. Cox
Miles Poindexter
Primary vote counts reported from Montana counties
Bozeman Chronicle tally shows Democratic delegates and Republican tickets across 26 of 51 counties including Lewis and Clark and Silver Bow. Figures list Walsh Kelly Ayers Ramsey and others with county totals and partial returns from Cascade and Yellowstone among counties reporting by April 26.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Montana
Silver Bow
Gallatin
Deer Lodge
Cascade
Yellowstone
Lewis and Clark
Missoula
Park
Custer
Teton
Flathead
Sherdan
Newman
O'Neill
Seeare Mane
McGregor
Accordion Plaited Skirts In Crepe and Wool Textiles
The catalog highlights accordion plaited skirts in crepe de chine, wool checks and serge with colors including white navy black blue tan and yellow. Prices are 25 and 32.50. Other new skirts in wool plaids blue tan blue green tan blue and white and tan white list at 29.75.
Yellowstone county returns show party delegate counts in state race
Early returns from 47 of 48 precincts list Democratic Gov Stewart with 25 votes and Republican electors led by McLeod 887 and Johnson 165 for presidential nomination. The eight top delegates on both parties include Kehoe Walsh Ramsey Ayers Barth Hathaway and others with varying tallies across the slate as Spring Creek remains unsettled.
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Lewis and Clark
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Burke
Hathaway
Kehoe
McGregor
O'Connor
Coll
Ramses
Beeurce
Thompson
Walsh
Carbon
Billings
Ed Lodge
Carbon County
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Hoover
Harding
Farnsworth
Kemmis
McLeod
Power
Richardson Siz
J. Allen
W. R.allen
Adams
Alexander
C.B. Allen
Rose
Anderson
Game
Baker
Brimacombe
Donlan
Dorr
Penner
Gibson
Gunn
Goddard
Laire
Hart
Larson
Mes MesMillan
McWite
Iams
Selvas
Stewart
Barth
Bol
Kelly
Lane
Murphy
Newman
O'Neill
Par
Ramsey
Reynolds
Pearce
Ayers
Yellowstone County
Hiram W. Johnson
Richardson
Delates
Ambrose
Burlingame
Primacombe
Callaway
Fenner
Burk
Erickson
Bole
Purcell
Spring Creek
Justice Department opens New York strike inquiry
In New York on April 26 representatives of the Department of Justice, under President Wilson, began an inquiry into the railroad strike situation. The move follows a telegram from William Fellowes Morgan of the Merchants' Association protesting a "combination" throttling city and national commerce.
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New York
Department of Justice
Wilson
William Fellowes Morgan
Merchants’ Associaiion
Bank Robbery at Martin City Bank in Missouri
Robber forced entry into the Martin City bank vault and escaped with 1500 dollars in currency, leaving cashier J. Roberts and the town startled as he walked away from Kansas City.
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Kansas City
J. Roberts
Martin City Bank
Maretin City
O'Dowd Knocks Out Samson in Fourth Round
Ike O'Dowd the middleweight champion defeated Samson of Philadelphia by knockout in the fourth round before a crowd that forced police to stop the bout briefly. The April 26 Philadelphia match ended with O'Dowd securing a decisive victory.
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Sanson
Philadelphia
Ike O'Dowd
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