Italians At Saloniki Join Allied Push In Balkans
Allied offensive widens as Italian troops land at Saloniki and prepare to join the drive against Bulgaria and Serbia. Romania may join the Entente, bringing 500,000 to 600,000 troops as tensions rise. Russian and Carpathian battles continue with mixed outcomes amid broader push toward Monastir and Struma crossings.
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Rumania
Europe
Bulgaria
Struma
Monastir
Baniel
Vardar
Serbia
Italy
Germany
Berlin
London
Paris
Stokhod
Kovel
Pinsk
Carpathians
Ten Democrats Start Revolt Over Immigration Bill
Ten Democrats break with party to push a rival immigration bill amid GOP opposition and a stalled vote. The move follows procedural hurdles and new signals from key committee actions.
Immigration Bill Debate Shifts Senate Power Struggle
An unexpected Democratic revolt in the Senate open the way to challenge the revenue bill, with ten Democratic senators joining Republicans to take up immigration. Key figures include Senators Smith of South Carolina, Ashurst, Becham, Chamberlain, Culberson, Hardwick, Lane, Myers, Overman, and Varda. Debate focused on postponement and party loyalty amid war-time tensions.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Smith
South Carolina
Ashurst
Becham
Chamberlain
Culberson
Hardwick
Lane
Myers
Overman
Varda
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Smit
Smpn
Pattman
Ten democrats in revolt and Gallatin case headline
One citizen addresses another as debate swirls over the revolt by ten Democrats and the Gallatin commissioners case amid Romania nearing war. Also coverage spans Butte playhouses Anaconda news and local items including a discharged convict arrest at Silver Bow voters.
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Gallatin
Romania
Butte
Anaconda News
Baltorial
Henderson
Silver Bow County
Anaconda
Walker Mines
Villa Death Report Reaches Consulate
A new report of Pancho Villa's death was received by Andres Garcia the Mexican consul. The dispatch from San Geronimo Chihuahua said Villa, wounded at Tallamantes near Parral on July 9, died of blood poisoning and was buried nearby. Local consulate shows skepticism about the report.
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Vaso
Vexas
Villa
Andres Garcia
San Geronimo
Tallamantes
Parra
Mexico
Bishop Cooke Welcomed by Montana Community
In Helena on August 21 Bishop R J Cooke was formally welcomed by Montana Methodists at St Pauls church with Dr L Bovard presiding. Governor S V Stewart gave the main address as about 1000 people from all creeds greeted the prelate in the receiving line.
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Helena
R. J. Cooke
Methodists of
Rumania Near Break With Teutons Amid War News
Amsterdam reports Rumanian relations with the Germanic allies have grown tense. Berlin and Bucharest dispatches indicate a severe crisis, with Vienna fearing a possible Russian march through Romanian territory and warning against yielding to Soviet actions.
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Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Bucharest
Rumania
Wolff Bureau
Kreuse Zeitung
Hughes Seized Suffrage Issue in Hughes Campaign Speech
Senator Thomas of Colorado accused the Congressional Union for Woman’s Suffrage of backing Hughes to restore Republican power. He said the group raises funds for the Hughes bid and pushed him to endorse a federal suffrage amendment, while Borah argued the move weakens the party.
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Washington
Congressional Union For Woman's Suffrage
Republican Party
Thomas
Colorado
Woman Suffrage Committee
Senate
Hughes
Borah
Idaho
Health Commissioner notes easing infantile paralysis toll in New York
Dr Haven Emerson health commissioner reported in New York that infantile paralysis appears to have peaked around August 15. He cited 222 deaths in the week ended Saturday versus 301 the prior week, and said the general health and death rate were improving despite the epidemic.
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New York
Haven Emerson
Emerson
Three Quarters of Million for Flathead Next Year
Senator Myers reports that the Interior department will recommend a 750000 dollar appropriation to continue Flathead reclamation next fiscal year. The amount matches this year, and Myers pushed the request to secure early favorable action before the October 1 submission deadline.
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Flathead
Standard
Washington
Myers
Interior Department
Nis
Sesson
Fred L. Hill a Cascade politics figure dies at 52
Fred L. Hill a longtime Cascade county political and official figure died early today at his Flathead lake summer home with burial planned for tomorrow. He served two terms as county clerk and recorder and two terms as county treasurer, later turning to real estate before illness forced retirement. He was 52 and had lived in the county 25 years, survived by his wife and two children.
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Standard
Great Falls
Fred L. Hill
Cascade County
Flathead Lake
Cascades County
Small Boys Confess They Murdered Teacher
Lynn and Harold Lovelace, aged 11 and 12, confess twice to killing a teacher in Idaho. The boys describe breaking into the house, restraining the victim, and driving off in a wagon after taking food and guns. They travel about 120 miles and camp before returning, with no expressed remorse from the younger boy.
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Fome
Idaho
Lynn
Harold Lovelace
Thomas Hesal
Carson
Nev
Rosbine
Hamill
Harold
van Feups
Moody
Seattle Misses Mining Experiment Station_choice
Secretary Lane clarified that Seattle was not chosen for a new mining experiment station. He stated that Tucson, Aziz, and Fairbanks, Alaska were the selected sites, with a final third site to be decided after Director Manring of the mines completes inquiries in the West.
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Washington
Lane
Seattle
Wash
Department of the Interior
Tuscon
Aziz
Fairbanks
Alaska
Man- Ring
Korea of Mines
West
Bonds Represented Backed British Loan Securities
New notes and bonds totaling over 500 issues were shown as collateral for a 250000 dollar British loan prepared by J.P. Morgan & Co. as syndicate managers. The collateral covers virtually every major railroad and industrial company. A U.S. release followed tonight.
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Hellum
J.P. Morgan & Co
United States
President appeals to rail executives to avert nationwide strike
Aug 21 Ashington a citizen appeal to rail executives to accept a plan for averting a nation wide strike. President Wilson urged arbitration while rail leaders met at the White House and Congress debated costs and conditions. Petitions from 40,000 Pennsylvania non union workers supported arbitration as the executives weighed their response.
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Ashington
Prident Wilson
White House
Lear
Mt 640
Wieton
Washington
Xable
Hale Horton
Burlington
Cinls
Pennsylvania
A.B Garreteon
The
Brotherhoods
Rail wage dispute proposal sparks arbitration debate
A statement attributed to Mr. Lee argues railroads must grant 150 million in wage advances to a small minority of employees under threat of a national strike. The speaker condemns bypassing hearings and arbitration, calling the move inconceivable in democracy. The piece hints at broader questions of taxes, hours, costs, and operating conditions.
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Hougs
Costa
Industeial
Mr. Lee
Indus
Ouster case in Montana county commissioners hears judge words
Agreed statement of facts filed before Judge R Les Word in Bozeman shows the Gallatin county commissioners performed services for which fees were charged, contending compensation laws not revised to fit actual work. Debating legality of expense collections, the judge rules on whether such fees fall under the statute.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
R. Les Word
Helena
Tee
Lefense
Yan
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