Love For Woman Leads A Suspect To His Capture
An unnamed man aided by a lover's motive fled with 3600 from a safety deposit box in Utah. In Salt Lake City he fell to gamblers, kept 1200 in gold, and with two women aboard a car headed toward the penitentiary area. A struggle drew witnesses, Larisa was killed, Maslich fled toward Butte, and police traced the trio through the Butte and Utah authorities, with Maslich claiming noninvolvement but arrest warrant based on evidence.
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Marko Larisa
Tellucride
Cal
Truman
Utah
Salt Lake
Maslich
Tintic Standard
Satur
Larisa
Murphy
Butte
East Park Street
Larson
Yeterday
Japanese Press Sees Shantung Debate Calm in U.S. Senate
Tokyo newspapers report editors treat the Shantung provisions in the U.S. senate with calm. They say Republican opposition is aimed at political points and discrediting Wilson, while noting any senate action cannot undo treaty interests already in place.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
United States Senate
Japan
Wilson
Senate
Yorodzu Choho
United States
Senate Bills Progress And Bond Issue In Doubt
Members exhausted seek home duties as Senate works through 35 bills with several killed. Remaining measures include bills on contracts for irrigation power, convict labor, grain grading, county reclassification, highway law amendments, and tax valuations. A $5 million state aid bond for drought relief looms, with potential passage depending on House concurrence and possible disagreements.
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Donlan
Senate
Lawson
State Highway Commission
Lowe
Connelly
Galen Tubers Culonia Sanitarii
McCone
Times
Edwards
Lewis
House
Shaver survives mass bleeding after dam accident
C C Whitmore a first aid man applied a tourniquet stopping the blood loss from Shaver wounded at a dam near Pipestone Springs. The injured man was moved by a Whitehall marshal to Murray hospital in Butte eight hours after the accident. The road was poor and a tire puncture caused delays. Shaver regained consciousness at the hospital and was reported doing well despite weakness from blood loss.
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C. C. Whitmore
Northey
Spire Rock
C. W. Winslow
Whitehall
Murray Hospital
Butte
Shaver
Pipestone Springs
Lapp
Anaconda Hill
Adams Street
Roosevelt Memorial Fund Drive Plans Unveiled
The Roosevelt Memorial Association announced a nationwide fundraising campaign for a Washington monument and an Oyster Bay public park honoring the late president. Regional conferences with state chairmen will meet in 10 cities, starting in Chicago on Aug 14, then St. Paul Aug 15, Portland Aug 15, and San Francisco Aug 20.
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New York
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Washington
Oyster Bay
Chicago
St. Paul
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Rumani a Planned Defiance is Charged
Paris Aug 10 The note from the supreme council of the peace conference sent to Romania on Aug 6 regarding the armistice shows the Rumanians sought to impose on Hungary a stance stronger than first believed The conference was convinced the Romanian government intended to defy the conference and separate itself from allied governments and requested Romania act by deeds not words to prove otherwise.
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Paris
Asseated
Supreme Council of the
Peace Conference
Rumania
Hungary
Nian
Romania
Call Conference on Rail Plans Held for Oct 6
A conference to resolve the railroad problem will convene on October 6 under the Plumb organization. Chief Justice Wake of North Carolina chairs the preliminary meeting, with special committees formed to appraise proposals for economy and efficiency, legal and constitutional questions, and financial soundness. Judge Clarke urges the public to consider the plans without prejudice or passion, in line with outlined principles.
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Congress
Plumb Organization
Wake North Carolina
Clark
Exper
Clarke
Taft Attacks Plumb Plan as Radically Socialist
Ex-president William Howard Taft denounces the Plumb plan for railroad administration as radically socialistic and misleading. He doubts Republicans will support it and urges Democrats to oppose it, warning against Soviet influence in America while commenting on railroad shopmen strikes and wage demands.
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Cincinnati
William Howard Taft
America
Taft
High Cost Remedy to Work and Save
Washington, Aug 10. The federal reserve board urged a practical remedy for rising living costs urging work and saving. Governor Harding told Senate Banking Committee that expanding currency would not curb prices. rather, savings by the public would deflate the war finance burden. He criticized strikes and extravagance and warned against nonessential purchases by high income groups.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Harding
McLean
Red Cross Campaign Opens November for 1920 Drive
Washington August 10 The fall campaign of the American Red Cross to enroll members for 1920 and to raise 15 000 000 to complete its war obligations at home and abroad will open on November 3 and close Armistice Day November 11, it was announced today.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Italians Desire Yankee Relation
Italian leaders urge closer ties with the United States to rebuild after war. They stress production, unity, and financial reforms, including a progressive income levy, to fund recovery while seeking American markets and friendship. The speech portrays Italy as a nonimperial nation needing American partnership to resume normal trade and growth.
Coffin Shops Highlighted In Chinese City Trade
In Chinese cities, the finest shops are those dedicated to selling coffins. The focus on funerary merchandise reflects local commerce patterns and cultural practices in urban retail.
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Corris
Convention Called For Railway Shopmen In Chicago
Chicago district council of the Federated Railway Shopmen issued a call for a convention of county shopmen to be held in Chicago next Thursday to decide whether to continue the strike or return to work. The council, which launched the Aug 1 strike in defiance of international officers, met with some international officers and strikers to plan, with 14 to direct 11 being rejected. Delegates from various centers were asked to reflect the shop workers’ trade.
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Chicago
Coun
Chicago District Council
Federated Railway
Wilson
Railroad Administration
L. M. Hawver
Dstrict Council
Herald
Railro
Velezates
Butte Strike Continues, Rail Line Maintains Schedules
Butte reports show about 100 workers on strike with no demand for concessions yet. North Western Pacific official J A McMillan says meetings occur daily and trains remain on time, freight accepted as usual with ample rolling stock for over six months, no disruption expected to passenger or freight service.
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Rasiroua Snopana Carmen
Butte
J. A. McMillan
Northfen Pacific Railroad
Yank prize winners return from games
New York Aug 10 Returning to the United States on the transport Imperator docked here were the officers and men who won all the prizes for America at the inter Allied games in Pershing stadium outside Paris. With them was Col Joseph H. Thompson athletic officer in charge of the games. They brought home 205 nurses 384 war workers 50 general prisoners including a lieutenant charged with cowardice 18 soldiers wives and 15 soldiers children. Col Sherman Miles returned as a casual was met by his father Lieut Gen Nelson A Miles.
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New York
United States
Imperator
America
Pershing Stadium
Paris
Joseph H. Thompson
Wsfare
Sherman Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Mutiny Plot Uncovered in Mexican Garrison
In El Paso on August 10 investigators disclosed a plan to prompt Chihuahua City garrison to revolt against Carranza commanders and join Villa. A large group of federal officers and soldiers, including a brevet general, were imprisoned on mutiny charges following a railway attack at Dominion Park near the city.
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EL Paso
Texas
Chihuahua City
Carranza Conmanders
Villa
Feder Penitentiary
German reveals peace attempt during war
Count von Wedel, former German ambassador to Austria Hungary, publicized details of a peace conference idea. The account cites Czernin and Smuts on whether to invite German representatives, noting Smuts believed peace discussions with Germany were premature and that Germany could not yet be vanquished.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Count von Wedel
Austria-Hungary
Jan Christian Smuts
David Lloyd ‘Orge
Mensdorff
Great Britain
Unt Cerin
London
Czernin
Germany
Count Wedel
Caernin
Ner al Smuts
von Wedel
Republicans at Capitol debate unified candidate for Montana race
In party discussions around Capitol, five contenders urged uniting on a single candidate to block bolshevik socialist influence and protect the Republican organization. Proposed options included Belden, Higgins, Galen, and Wilson, with regional strengths shaping support and concerns over Ford’s popularity in Butte and western counties.
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Butte
Republican Pri
Republican
W. CT. U
Ford
Belden
Lewistown
An.d
Bur
Great Falls
Ronald Higgins
Higgins
Missoula
Montana
Rumanians May Withdraw From Budapest Amid Pressure
Reports from Budapest say the Romanian army may withdraw from the capital under entente pressure. Hungarian and Austrian figures describe a cautious, uneasy retreat with discord among Hungarians, Austrians, and entente officials. A Prague correspondent notes rising militarism as a new government formed by diverse workers and bourgeois elements is discussed. An interview with Count Bethlen hints at responsibility for the state’s future. A proclamation from provisional premier Stephen Friedrich urges calm. A claim cites a new emergency brake for automobiles.
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Berlin
Breia
Budapest
Prague
Tageblatt
Joseph
Stefan Bethlen
Adda
Bethien Stir Zatla
Bea
Archy
Stephen Friedrich
Remains of Beloved Nun Plorence Amanda Buried
The remains of the late nun Plorence Amanda were transported to the family home then to Mountain View cemetery for burial on Tuesday morning.
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McCourt
Plorence Y Amanda
Sim
Mountain View Cemetery
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International Film Service
Peter Joseph Strucker
Louvain University
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Booth
Drive For Memorial
Underwood & Underwood
Kitty Ganutt
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ruth Roach
Wyoming
Conference ON Rail
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RED Cross
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Alps
Mediterranean Basin
Balkans
Russia
Asia Minor
Egypt
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Americas
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Je Walsh
Park
Capitol
Frank Uilwarden
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Parsons
Mins’ Rankin
Lanstrum
Jase
Gallen
Galen
Harry Wilson
Undertakers
Smith
Fay
Daniking
Bilboa and
Ymbalme
Larry Duggan
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Sherman & Reed Pet
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