Japan to restore Shantung including Kino Chau to China
Tokyo says restoration of Shantung districts including Kino Chau will follow a smooth plan after the Versailles treaty ratification with China. Premier Hara notes timing hinges on China's attitude and affirms Japan’s interest in quick, negotiated restitution amid foreign unease over Japan’s militarism and anti-Japanese sentiment in America.
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Tokio
China
Japan
Shantung Province
Kino Chau
Takashi Hara
Associated Press
Viscount Uchida
Shantung
Peking
Hara
America
Germany
Far East
Won’t Send Arms to Mexico, Says U S Policy
Washington reports state the United States will not permit further importation of arms and munitions to Mexico. The decision follows tense exchanges between Washington and Mexico over Americans in Mexico and threats of policy changes. No immediate plans for broader Mexican policy changes were indicated.
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Washington
Carrange
United States
United
Mexico
Jexico
Carrriton
Chihuahua City
Daylight repeal vetoed by Wilson in 1918 recall
President Wilson vetoed the daylight saving repeal, arguing the law supported country production and wartime efficiency. He said the measure caused serious inconveniences for farmers while boosting industrial output, and sent his veto message to Speaker Gillett amid a near quorum adjournment.
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Washington
Wilson
Gillett
House
Blanton
White House
foTarees
Wwe
Paul Clark Kiddies Matinee At Broadway Theater
Sixty children and matrons from the Paul Clark home attend a matinee at Broadway theater this afternoon at 2 15. Merle Davis hosts a six act bill led by the Nine Royal Ageno Japs with music scenery color and exciting acts, plus Pantagescope cartoons and four more big acts. The item also notes a hydro electric plant planned for India delivering steam to turbines at 680 psi.
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Paul Clark
Merle Davis
Broadway
Universal Current Events
Matt and
Jeff
Lorimer wins Grand American trapshooting title in shakeup
W Lorimer of Troy Ohio clinched the Grand American handicap title in a three way shootoff at Chicago. He had 14 breaks in 20, missing 11th and 13th targets. Gordon of Mobile Ala finished second with 17, Tener third with 16. Lorimer used a new gun shooting from 1 5/8 yards while Gordon was at 1 9/16 and Wellyer at 1 1/8. Prize money totaled 765 with 537 to Lorimer. Local notes mention D Davis Twin Falls Idaho and many visitors staying at the Finlen and Thornton hotels in Butte.
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Chicago
W. Lorimer
Troy
Ohio
Lorimer. Wiordon
Mobile
Ala
Ed Nell
Lorimer
Gordon
Tener
Wellyer
Howards
Social notes from Butte visitors and arrivals
Mrs. David M. Marks will arrive in Butte today from Ismay Montana to stay at the Thornton until Sunday where Mr. Marks is registered. They plan to return to Helena Sunday afternoon. Several visitors linger in Butte including Mr. and Mrs. L M McCutchen of Livingston and Mrs C A Haugan. Local arrivals include H H Andrus Dillon W Stone Verne Cox Enoch Cox Wisdom and Mrs J C O Neil Divide with Edna Williamson Deer Lodge joining friends for a few days.
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Basin
D. Davis
Twin Falls
Idaho
Milton A. Hoover
Butte
Dwight Henry
Idaho Falls
Thornton
R. $. Blitz
Philipsburg
David Marks
United States Revent Department
Helena
KE. L. Allen
Lewistown
J. J. Lynch
Bozend
D.C. Evans
Livingston
A. C. Spencer
Billings
Finlen
W. Walker
W. G
Robert McLeod
J. W. Nevins
Matt L. Essig
Los Ang
Rela
Vincent
Hennessy Company
Locust Street
David M. Marks
Milwaukee
Marks
Ismay
Mont
L. M. McCutchen
Leggat
C. A. Haugan
Ing
City
Leg- FL. Ware Ox
B. A. Handley
A. J. Min
Boulder
Legwat
H. H. Andrus
Dillon
W. Stone
Verne Cox
Enoch Cox
Wisdom
J. C. O'Neil
Divide
Edna Williamson
Deer Lodge
H. J. St. Marie
Hazelton
George W. Oliver
R. H. Moore
Strike situation remains unchanged in metal trades meeting
Metal trades crafts gathered at Finlander hall to discuss the strike. All mines operated normally, and the strike shows little apparent effect, with ongoing talks and no significant change in actions or outcomes.
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Striking Metal Trades Crafts
Finlander Hall
Street car passenger in England pays after paper punch
A street car passenger in England receives a piece of paper punched to mark the distance traveled. The rider pays according to the distance shown, reflecting a quirky fare system noted in the report.
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England
Butte Shopmen Call Off Strike
Butte railway craftsmen voted in Chicago to return to work and be on the job Monday morning. About 200 men on four railways were affected, including 100 Northern Pacific employees. Negotiations with railroad administration will be opened, with wage demands of 85 cents per hour for tack labor and 60 cents for skilled helpers to be considered.
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Chicago
Butte
Butte Federation of Railway Craftsmen
Carmen
Railroad
Northern Pacific
Missoula Shopmen End Strike Return to Work
Missoula shopmen formerly on strike with the Federation of Railway Shopmen at Northern Pacific return to duties tomorrow morning. About 60 voted to end the walkout after messages from Chicago and district council indicated wage discussions would be addressed at Washington. In Livingston 1100 workers are recalled as crafts report back tonight. Elena reports 250 shopmen and carmen began the strike on August 15 seeking higher wages or lower living costs.
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Sheboula
Aub
Federation of
Northern Pacific Railway
Missoula
Chicago
National
Livingston
Chicago District Council
Washi
Roundhouse
Shop Embloyes
Elena
Northern Pacific
Carmen
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Swift
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