Landis Speaks Against Russia Recognition in Iowa
Judge Kenesaw M. Landis baseball commissioner told the Iowa American Legion convention in Mason City that recognizing the Russian Soviet government would betray the war effort and cast doubt on the Allied victory. He noted his remarks reflected his own view, amid debate sparked by public figures in Iowa.
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Associated Prese
Mason City
Iowa
Kenesaw M. Landis
Iowa American Legion
America
Landis
Smith W. Brookhart
Europe
German Votes After the Conflict Ended
A fragmentary historical note recalls a plea to execute a politician seen as traitorous by legionnaires after hostilities ceased. The quotation frames a grim, vigilant mood as power shifted and former combatants sought justice in the aftermath.
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Legion
Troops hold four in flogging probe
Four men were under military guard in Tulsa Oklahoma as state officials pressed an intensive inquiry into recent local flogging incidents. Adjutant General Baird H Markham led the military probe with Red Fork residents John Philip Hendricks E H King and Burt King among those held. Bob Atkins a deputy sheriff helper was also detained. No charges had been filed.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Baird H. Markham
Red Fork
Bob Atkins
Bob Banford
John Philip Hendricks
E. H. King
Burt King
German Frontier Remains Closed As Occupation Extends Penalty
The frontier between occupied and unoccupied Germany remains closed until month’s end, extended from the original deadline after disturbances in Essen and nearby districts. Authorities report confiscation of 9.25 billion marks from Limburg Reichsbank premises and unrest among Groes-Gerau and Russel Shelsheim workers. Police have arrested members of the “committee of revolutionary action” at Russel Shelsheim.
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Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Germany
Essen
Reichsbank
Limburg
Groes-Gerau
Darmstadt
Russel Shelsheim
Committee of Revolutionary Action
Heating by hot water predates Christian era insight
A brief note states that heating houses by hot water was known before the Christian era. It also notes the Manila Railroad Company, a government-owned line, has 646 miles of track in operation.
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The
Manila Railroad Company
Community Travel Notes Highlight Local Visits and Yellowstone Plans
Families and visitors pass through Helena as residents head to Yellowstone Park and beyond. Mr and Mrs Harry Lambdin with Homer and Miss Mary Provo tour Dillon and visit relatives. Numerous house guests from Anaconda Rexburg and Minneapolis connect with local families while planning trips to Glacier Park and western states. A Masonic convention in Billings and a garden club event draw locals, with several families returning from outings at Lake McDonald and Grand avenues.
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Harry Lambdin
Homer
C Street
Dillion
Mary Provo
C Stree
Homer Pulman
Anaconda
Wolfe
Last Second Street
Yellowstone Park
Dennis Lynch
Helen
Kathleen
South Gaylord Street
Rose Leheney
Minneapolis
Peter Leheney
Grand Avenue
Marie Fagan
Montana Street
Alberts
Evane Avenue
Great Falls
Lewistown
Alex Erickson
Ruth
Rexburg
Idaho
J. W
Beadie
Kaw Avenue
William Thiroway
Nevada Avenue
Lake McDonald
Senator Wheeler
Glacier Park
A. E. Davis
Ray
South
Arizona Street
Elizabeth Thomas
Richard Fattan
Howard Street
Hatton
Dayton
Robinson
Farrell Street
Billinge
Masonic Order
John McCracken
Mise Nettie
Hobson Street
Galena
Kan
Weather Uniform Across Northwest With Scorching Highs
Helena reports show no rain Friday while Pacific coast and Minnesota saw only sprinkles. Highs topped 100 in Spokane and reached 98 in Boise and Walla Walla. Montana also saw temperatures above 90. A high pressure area sits east of the Rockies with low barometers west of the northern Rockies.
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The
Associated Press
Helena
Havre
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Peruanesick Ee Een
A'S
St. Paul-Minneapolis
San Francisco
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Northwest
Spokane
Boise
Walla Walla
Montana
Rockies
Centerville and Walkerville Social Dance At Hibernia Hall
Centerville hosts a social dance at Hibernia hall with Howard's Orchestra providing music and an inviting evening for the public. Local residents report trips and health updates from Yellowstone outings and visits among families in Walkerville and Missoula.
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Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Howard
Jack Thomas
Lorraine
Florence Clark
Yellowstone Park
McIintyre
Walkerville
T. V. Bennetts
Maryland Avenue
McIntyre
Missoula
Will Barnicoat
North Main Street
Percy Wills
Wife Who Eloped With Another Man Arrested
In county jail yesterday a young couple, Mrs I Buhrer 18 and Clyde Truett alias I Buhrew, were caught after a long search by J Buhrer a wealthy Idaho lumberman who says he is the rightful husband. He befriended the girl after taking her from reform school and marrying her. A few weeks later Truett appeared and the pair eloped, leading Buhrer to trail them to Butte and secure their arrest in South Wy.
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I. Buhrer
Clyde Truett
I. Buhrew
J. Buhrer
Idaho
Buhrer
Reform School
Truett
Butte
Lodging House Faces Possible Federal Charges
Fragmentary note states charges may be brought in federal court against both parties connected to a lodging house on coming street. No names or specific dates are provided. The wording suggests potential federal prosecution rather than state charges.
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Oming Street
Friday Unlucky Day Belief Affects Butte Court
Butte Bar members avoided court due to belief Friday is unlucky. No new complaints filed. judges in three departments handled only routine matters. Seven information filings for prohibition violations occurred in Judge Lynch’s department. Julia Harrington filed a letters of administration petition for Thomas Jenkins estate valued at $600. Judge Carroll granted time to Sept 15 for affidavits in Walsh v East Butte Copper Mining Co, jury verdict favorable to defendants.
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Butte Bar Association
Lynch
Julia Harrington
Thomas Jenkins
William H. Carroll
W. J. Walsh
East Butte Copper Mining Company
Girls on Cross Country Trip Visit Butte
Four Misses Jean Smail Alice Helen and Kathleen Canfield leaving Perth Amboy New Jersey in a Ford on June 16 travel coast to coast to Seattle then down to San Francisco and back through southern states. They expect to return to their start around Christmas Denmark has not had an execution for 30 years with four in the prior 26 years.
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Butte
Jean Smail
Alice
Helen
Kathleen Canfield
Perth Amboy
N. J
Seattle
San Francisco
Denmark
Two Lynching Killings Reported in Georgia
News reports two lynchings in Georgia on August 11. In Bleckley County Cochran a mob broke jail, dragged Aleck Harris from the Dublin Road, and shot him after accusing him of attacking a white woman. In Houston County another mob seized Lee Green, after which he was hanged near the woman’s house.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Georgis
Bleckley County
Cochran
Aleck Harris
Dublin Road
Houston County
Lee Green
Busses of London carry 85 million more passengers in 1922
London bus services reported a vast rise in riders with 85,500,009 more passengers carried in 1922 than the prior year. The gain marks a substantial expansion in public transport usage and reflects growing urban mobility.
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London
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Silver Bow Park
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Hugh McDermott
Argyle Street
Clarence Goff
South Dakota
Nagle
Goff
Wehather Range
Butte Agency
Symons
Centerville and
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