Treaty of Peace 15 Now In Effect
Fragmentary text outlines the end of war relations between the United States and Germany and Austria Hungary. It describes the surrender of rights, obligations, and property under wartime controls, and the restoration of relations and treaty terms as agreed by German and American representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten
United States of America
United States
Covents
Germany
Sonate
United ‘of America
Congress
Ger
United Tes of America
United Iies of America
United States ‘America
S'imperial
Austro-Huniam Poversment
Fccmsore
United State of America
Dai
Rowil
America
Wteck
Hosjes
United
Versailles
League of Nations
Leaue of Nations
Hall
Council
Assembly Thereof
Berlin
West Virginia labor unrest spurs federal troop appeal
In a tense feature, Governor Morgan requests 1,000 federal troops as 4,000 armed men march toward Mingo and Logan counties. Senate panel agrees to resume Mingo inquiry, while President Harding weighs deployment options and surveys by Brig. Gen Bandholz and Lt. Col. Ford.
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Washington
West Virginia
Mingo
Morgan
Senate
Williamson
War Department
Wainwricht
George W. Reed
Fifth Corportes
Fort Henjamin Harricon
Bandbolt
AE. F
Washington, D. C
Istrict
Stanley Ford
Charleston
Department
Harding
Charles K. Russell
Kenyon
Marmet
Logan
Signal Corps
St. Albans
Washington Mines Again Operating In Issaquah Coal Strike Output
Pacific Coast Coal company at Issaquah resumes mining and storing coal for shipments marking the first active revival since the March strike. Open shop policy pledged. United Mine Workers oppose reopening while a broader treaty with the League of Nations mentions appear in the text.
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Associated Prem
Seattle
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Issaquah
T Op
Opertore
United Mine Workers
United States
Germany
Melia Led Nationwide Bootlegging Ring From Canada
Federal officials describe Melia directing and expanding a Canada based bootleg operation to supply adulterated liquor across the United States. The scheme included counterfeit labels, poisoned fluids, and a route from Missoula to Salt Lake, with Oswald the taxi driver as a key transporter. Both face federal charges and possible prison terms as authorities tighten cross border enforcement.
Poison Enough to Kill Fifteen Persons
Seattle August 25 The coroner said Mrs Kate M Mahoney was given poison enough to kill fifteen people after analysis of a body found in a Lake Union trunk identified as the murdered woman. Her husband James E Mahoney is held on a murder charge and the trial is set for September 20.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Kate M. MaHoney
Willis H. Carson
Lake’ Union
James E. Mahoney
Mahoney
Indicted for Murder in Des Moines Case
Joe Williams, a Black man, was indicted for first degree murder by the Polk county grand jury for the June 2 killing of Miss Sarah Farbora Thursdale, a schoolteacher, after arrest weeks earlier.
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Des Moines
Joe Williams
Sarah Farbora Thursdale
Polk County
Legion Roundup Opens in Dillon for Three-Day Pageant
In Dillon on August 25 the American Legion Beaverhead post kicks off a three day roundup with daily band concerts night fetes and attractions. Riders from Pendleton Cheyenne and across Montana compete for a champion belt and cash prizes in bucking roping trick riding and bull dogging amid seating for 8000. Outlaw horses and wild steers are featured as carnival nights jazz dances and wild western shows promise a lively visit to Montana’s western town of cattle country.
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Dillon
American Legion
Beaverhead Post
Reserva
Lowing
Montana
Pendleton
Cheyenne
Unusual 1894 Indian girl inquest unearthed by coroner
Coroner James F. Carey recovered an inquest record from 1894 noting an Indian Crow girl found in a tent on Sheep Mountain. She wore gay attire with bow arrows and beads. The inquiry debated love tragedy versus tribal burial customs, concluding she was buried by white man customs after two months.
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James F. Carey
Sheep Mountain
Corones
Butte Matron Is Taken By Death
Martha R Wilkinson English born Butte resident for 20 years died yesterday morning. Survived by husband Judge Alfred E Wilkinson two sons Thomas and Albert E Wilkinson both of Butte a daughter Mrs Joh Marshall of Seattle two brothers John J and Ernest Thomas two sisters Mrs Jennie George of Butte and Mrs Annie Goodwin of Kalispell many nephews and nieces She was well and favourably known The body to be moved this afternoon to her late home 1705 Wall Street for funeral Sunday at 2 oclock officiating by Rev Mr Chappan
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Martha R. Wilkinson
England
Montana
Alfred E. Wilkinson
Thoma
Albert E. Wilkinson
Butte
Joh Marshall
Seattle
John J
Ernest Thomas
Jennie George
Annie Goodwin
Kalispell
Wilkinson
Children Celebrate Elk Day at Columbia Gardens
Mrs Elk marked Children's day at Columbia gardens by giving birth to a new elk calf, bringing the herd to six. Hundreds of children gathered as the young elk became the day's main attraction, observed near the annual Catholic field day reference to De Valera's birth at the Corral.
English-born Montanan dies at 54 in Butte
Frank H. Stanaway a native of England and resident of Montana for 32 years died last night at his home 1205 North Excelior street aged 54. He leaves a wife three sons Francis Fred and Harold one daughter three sisters Mrs J Howath Butte Mrs a Dodson and Mrs Dayton Mason of New York and two brothers in England. Stanaway worked in the express business here for a number of years. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Frank H. Stanaway
England
Montan
North Excelior Street
Francis
Fred
Harold
J. Howath
Butte
A Dodson
Dayton Mason
New York
Stanaway
Movement backs hay rail rate relief in Montana
Great Falls Commercial club backs an association plan to obtain reduced freight rates for hay to eastern markets. Montana hay crop is about 2,000,000 tons with little used in state. Also, J F H Newell, consulting engineer, arrives to collect water flow data for the Milk River for the International Joint Commission meeting in Chinook on Sept 15. He will consult Governor Dlxon in Helena and then visit the Canadian boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Falls
Milk River
International Joint Commission
Chinook
J. F. H. Newell
Dizon
Helena
Canadian
First Round Play Wraps Up in Columbia Tennis Tourney
The Columbia garden tennis tournament completed its first round with close matches. Brandow beat Rolfe 6-2 6-8, Wilson defeated Merrett 6-1 6-2, Clevett beat Dover 6-2 6-3, Pool over Rosenberg 4-6 6-2 8-6, Merrett-Hamilton beat McManus-Lautan 6-1 3, and McGovern-Reichle defeated Reichle-Lowney 6-0 6-0. Today's slate includes Dr Karsted and Mrs Roach vs Clevett and Moore at 5, Brandow vs Merrett at 4, Hanmer Johnstone vs Gryder Matthews at 4:20, Merrett and McCormack vs Bjorgum and Herman at 6:30.
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Columbia
Stanley’ Merrett
Dr. Hamilton
McManus
Lautan
Zeda McGovern
Helen Reichle
Martha Reichle
Agnes Lowney
Dr. Karsted
William Roach
M. A. Clevett
Anne Moore
Brandon
Earl Merrett
Hanmer
Bill Johnstone
Gryder
Vida “Matthews
McCormack
Bjorgum
Herman
Samuel Runer Buried as Pauper Amid County Burden
Samuel Runer died after a street fall and hospital stay with the coroner unable to determine a cause of death. Despite claims his brother is a wealthy rancher and banker in Eastern Mottana, the county must cover burial costs. Undertaker Walsh sought payment from Edward Runner, former of Billings and father of Columbus, but no payment was secured. Commissioners indicated they would seek reimbursement from Edward if possible.
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Mottana
Samuel Runner
Runner
Columbia Hospital
Walsh
Edward Runner
Billings
Ter
Columbus
Powell County tax levies for Deer Lodge area
Powell county sets general and school levies totaling about 20 mills with funds for roads, bonds, and welfare. The note lists district levies, road taxes, and state review allocations. Deer Lodge notes report residents and visitors, local travel, business, and social notices from Aug 25.
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Wdeer Lodge
Powel
Ntareet
Powell County
New Two Year Commercial Course Considered by Butte Public Schools
Preparations begin for a new public school course in Butte as officials plan a two year commercial program. The city would join other states with this system now in operation elsewhere. The school clerk noted census data will impact funding, with apportionment based on district child counts and five children per census entry influencing district support.
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Butte
Time
Assit
Officers Elected by W C T U Today
The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the M C A this afternoon to elect officers for the ensuing year and to select delegates for the state convention to be held here next week.
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Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sale opens as scheduled at Hahn shop in Butte
Irving Auerbach is appointed sales manager and will conduct the sale at 41 North Main Street. He says the previously published quotations are satisfactory and the sale will proceed as originally announced despite J. Arnold missing the opening.
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J. Arnold
Butte
Hahn Ladies
North Main Street
Irving Auerbach
Auerbach
Hotel Arrivals Lists Dense with Names and Cities
A long hotel arrivals section catalogs dozens of guests by name and home location, from Forsythe and Ben Gellenbeck of St. Paul to residents from Salt Lake City, Denver, Seattle, Billings, Missoula, Spokane, and beyond. The list includes many pairs and families, indicating widespread travel and multiple destinations.
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E. W. Burgess
Forsythe
Ben Gellenbeck
St. Paul
James Eate
Edith Keate
Salt Lake City
John Burke
E. H. Sargent
Pay Gurenwald
Albert Nelson
Glen Elmore
Soren Sorenson
Deer Lodge
L. Walton
Seattle
F.C. Sturgess
Denver
H. L. Savournin
Philadelphia
F. G. Higgins
Great Paris
K. K
Mary Swarbrick
Boulder
C. A. Coffey
Spokane
Acoma
C. E. Altop
James Young
Philipsburg
C. R. Dunkle
Wise River
J.D. Sparks
J. K. Hiller
Billings
Clifford Reid
J. Felrose
Gustave Olson
Madison
C. J. Foster
E. Wood
Joshua Cohen
Butte
J. R. Webb
Minneapolis
M. Mendoza
J. H. Rule
Basin
C. O. Anderson
Ed Dishus
Wisdom
C. E. Callahan
Jim Freown
Bozeman
Joe
Stockley
Olymp! ‘Wash
John Owen
Thornton
O. Bennett
C. B. Nolan
Great Falls
B. K. Grant
Anaconda
G. H. Beacon
Tacoma
L. C. Goodman
Harlowton
M.S. Patterson
Pittsburg
W. E. ‘Clements
Ogden
Joe Zinkler
Kansas
V. Pilisch
J. Selgrist
Gibson
W. H. Griffin
Kalispell
James McNeill
Philipsburs
A.J. Wade
Reprieved men watch hanging at Dillon.
Convicted murderers Steve Byrne and Theodore Chronopoulos, spared by Gov. Dixon, did not acknowledge the impending hanging of Albert Vick in Dillon. Sheriff Duggan and deputies traveled there to witness the execution, while Byrne and Chronopoulos expressed sympathy for Vick and awaited details from the sheriff.
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Steve Byrne
Theodore Chronopoulos
Joseph M
Dixon
Albert Vick
Dillon
Larry Duggan
Robinson
Jack Duggan
Tiek
Davenport Funeral for Henry Davenport Friday Morning
The funeral for Henry Davenport will be held Friday morning at an unidentified hour at the family residence 1701 Oregon Avenue. Procession to St Johns Church where high mass will be celebrated. Interment at St Pat.
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Davenport
Henry Davenport
Oregon “Avenue
St. John's Church
St. Pat
Williams and Wilkinson Obituaries Headline
The remains of Samuel Williams await funeral at White's with services Sunday afternoon under Damon Lodge. Martha R. A. Wilkinson, age 51, died yesterday, body moved from White's to her home at 1705 Wall Street, with funeral Sunday at 1 o'clock officiated by the Rev. Chapman.
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Columbus Barracks
Norfolk & Western Yard
Pennsylvania
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Katcineed “Prete
Washington Mines
Melia
Prohibition
City of Butte
Canada
London
Missoula
Salt Lake Division
Salt Lake
Tates
Aspeatm
George Oswald
Oswald
Georg Oswald
Felia
Legion
Deer Lodge Bureau
Powell
Rnest Koontz
Db. Hare
Cette Mas Kramer
Min Joemer
R.W. Webb
Miscouri
Milwaukee
H. McDonald
Kallepell
Kore Bennett
Mfr
James Hendrickson
Mead
Francis Heller
Ed Cummins
Wilson
Arthur Lochrie
Agennizon
Sens
St. Joseph’s
R.E. Bancroft
B. Holland
Metro
Westerans FW
R. Alers
Helmville
Fareek
Vand
Zimmerman
Otto Zimmerman
Brownton
Slim
Rock Greek Lake
Stille Batterton
Jim Dennis
Bao
An Sire
Rose
Rand
Art" Woolman
Lovely
Sii
Mire
Ev. Rose
Miers
Tire
Jorgenson
Gold Creek Tools
W.C.T.U
Columbia Floral
A .Wilhelm & Leonard
West Broadway
Sherman & Reed
Amily Ree
Hus
the Gat
Obo
Huen
EB. Reed
Mre
Nelson
Lucids
C. Foreman
Joseph Foreman
Joseph Richards, Ing. Feveral
Diceeere Ane Char Ds
Emons
Oe Bertin
Larry Dungar
Undertaker
Imbaimen
Tia Herta Hin Geet
Oelocke
Holy Cross
M. J. Walsh
Panera
Cassidy & Bilboa
ING
East Park Street
Artuur’"Gonselin
Trean
Daly-Shea Company
Montane St. Hone
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