Senator Borah on China Pact and Paris Treaty Deliberations
The article reports on U S Senator Borah criticizing the League of Nations influence over China's fate and Japan's dominance in the East. It notes Republican reactions to the treaty debate, a blanket amendment affecting American representation on international commissions, and Paris and Brussels dispatches on ratification prospects.
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Storan
Borah
China
Bague
Japan
Shantung
Umber
Fall
Senate Foreign Relations
League of Nations
Wales Locked Out At Toronto
The Prince of Wales faced an unusual setback as his royal party was blocked from Toronto university where a degree was to be conferred. Officials blamed their crowd-control effort for forgetting a side entrance, causing light discomfort but the prince laughed off the mix up and planned to proceed to Ottawa the next day.
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Toronto
Ontario
Prince of Wales
Toronto University
Ottawa Torrow
Ingle Sam Halts Two Voyagers York Aug 26
James Heerer of Reading and A Hostein of Harrisburg reported U S agents removed Mauerer and Epstein from the steamship upland minutes before sailing for Europe. They said agents acted on riders from the state department and carried indorsements from Gil e and introductions to European leaders. Lansing said he had no information on the case.
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James Herer
Reading
A. Hostein
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Old Age Pension Commission
U. S
Europe
Gi Ie
Lloyd George
England
Poincare
Pre
Mter
Leon Bourgeois
Fjell
Mauerer
Pennsylvania
Lansing
Washington
Messrs. Mauerer
State Department
Department
A. Mauerer
A. Epstein
Sproule
Mauere
Jenior Sproule
Presidie Btate Federation of Labor
Socialist Party
Far
United Sta
Coeur d Alene Miners Stand Firm For Eight Hour Day
Wallace Idaho August 26 The strike of 1500 miners in the Coeur Alene district began August 15 and shut down nearly all mines. The executive committee of the local International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers says the stoppage will not end until an eight hour day from portal to portal a minimum wage of 5.25 and union recognition are granted. The message followed a telegram from President Charles H Moyer urging miners to cooperate with federal mediator and international board to seek a settlement.
Wilson May Yet Come to Coast to Help Peace Treaty
Washington Aug 26 President Wilson's Pacific Coast trip for the peace treaty is described as more imminent than in weeks past. Officials including Secretary Tumulty weigh feasibility of travel and possible speech making as Pershing visits and General staff review the First Division.
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Washington
Wilson
Pacific Coast
New York
Ivershing
Heneral Pershing
Concrete paving opens first block on Sebree street
Dillon Aug 26 paving contractors opened the first block of new concrete paving from Idaho to Montana on Sebree street with traffic now flowing at about a block per week. K Wyman and Dan Mooney returned from Lemhi Idaho on sheriff's office business. Warren Stone plans a week in Helena with relatives. School openings set for Sept 2 Beaverhead high Sept 8 with a five day week. Harvest day at Wisdom Friday through Sunday features a top wild west show with bucking contests. Water commissioners check irrigation records after a serious summer water shortage. Mr and Mrs James Dodd of Lakesview visiting Dillon. Lieut Lock Maurer of California visiting friends.
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Traffc
Idaho
Montana
Sebree Street
K. Wyman
Dan Mooney
Lemhi
Sheriff's Office
Warren Stone
Helena
Beaverhead
Wisdom
Variou Water Commissioners
James Dodd
Laksview
Dit- Ton
Lieut
Lock Maurer
California
People's Theater Taken Over by Rialto Managers
Jensen and Von Herberg, Rialto theater managers, take over the People's theater and will run it as a moving picture house starting Sunday. Myrick of the Rialto supervises, with plans to renovate and offer top attractions, including Oliver Curwood's Paid in Balance starring Dorothy Phillips. A dozen Butte women were selected as ushers and cashiers.
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Rialto Theater
People’s Theater
Rialto
People’s
Ackerman & Harris
Jensen & von Herberg
People's
Myrick
Danial Mr. Myrick
People of
Butte
Oliver Curwood
Dawson
Dorothy Phillips
Ora
Advise Farmers to Keep Up Production
Washington August 26 farmers were advised by the department of agriculture to maintain grain and for these products. While the exact world food conditions for 1920 cannot be forecast, the department said its policy is to of fall wheat lands adapted to these cre adding that the need is for well and efficient production of staples, the demand for which is reasonably certain judging from domestic and foreign conditions.
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Washington
Parnera
Department of Agriculture
Department
Doctors Split on Flu Epidemic Likelihood This Fall
Health Officer William Peters of Cii contends epidemics of influenza in epidemic form are unlikely this fall. He notes the state and nation were hard hit last year and warns against expecting a recurrence in the same area. Peters expects scattered cases but not a renewed epidemic.
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Cii
Coie
Royal
Copelaniew
Paris editor's treason shown in 1917 cases
Paris August 26 The indictment of Ernest Judet former editor of L elair alleges dealings with the enemy to found French newspapers with German capital marking France's first treason case linked to the Bolo Pasha and Duval proceedings. Judet fled to Switzerland after arrests in 1917 and sold L elair. German coal shortage halts express and possibly all passenger rail service as Germany lacks coal.
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Associated Press
Ernest Judet
L'elair
France
Baron von der Licken
Brussels
von Jagow
Bolo Pasha
Pierre Lenoir
Judet
L’dclair
Switzerland
Berlin
Lokal
Angeiger
Germany
Noted Mining Man Visiter Whitley In Butte
Charles W. Whitley vice president of American Smelting & Refining Co visited Butte en route from Helena to Salt Lake. He toured East Helena plant and Bullwhacker and Butte Duluth mines interests. Whitley holds banking and oil business ties in Utah and Salt Lake City.
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American Smelting & Refining Company
Butte
Salt Lake
Helena
Roy White
C. W. Adams
East Helena
Hutte
Whitley
AL Frank
East Side
Bullwhacker
Butte-Duluth
Salt Lal
Gene Thanager
Wilde
Atlantic
Pacific Seaboard
Mexico
Utah
McCorn Bank of
Utah Steel
Salt
Cail
Killed and wounded in colliery strike report
A Springfield incident Saturday left one man killed and two wounded during a colliery strike. Details are unclear and the event is under investigation by local authorities.
Spokane rejects 15 percent city salary hike
Spokane voters rejected an increase of 15 percent for city employees earning under 150 dollars monthly by a wide margin and also opposed a 25 percent raise for policemen and firemen in a light turnout that surprised observers.
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Spokane
Wash
Theater workers seek wage increase in Butte union action
Butte theater workers and moving picture operators Union served theater managers with a new wage scale effective Sept 15. Class A and TD theaters face higher pay for operators and maintenance, with overtime, Sunday and holiday rates, and a weekly minimum rising from 36 to 44 dollars for some configurations. Eight-hour days and six-day weeks define the new schedule, with additional pay for extra performances beyond three.
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Butte
Butte Stage
Fyman
Butte Man Beaten in Tennis Match
The report notes a Butte, Montana player defeated in a tennis match. Details are fragmented with OCR errors but identify a local competitor and a contest point outcome. No clear opponent name or exact score is legible. Further readable context references Newark and a 1962 entry.
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Butte
Potato Hoarder Held For Action In South Battle
In a local hearing August 26, the first of ten potato hoarders was arrested after authorities seized about 300000 pounds of potatoes. Commission merchants representative Nickerson testified and was held to await federal grand jury action. Charges allege hoarding 40000 pounds of spuds.
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Ro Nickerson
CW. Chamberlain
Commission
Mey
Mass Service for 45 Year Member at Holy Savior Church
Thelma Mt Vue, a member for 45 years, will have her late proceedings at Holy Savior church with mass at 20. Interment will follow at Holy Cemetery.
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Uy Etl
Thelma
Mt. Vue
Sofia
Aigo
Jed
Holy Savior Church
Intermant
Board appoints school nurses and staff changes
The school board named Mine Margaret Murphy of New York supervising nurse and appointed assistants Eunice Collins Margaret Mahoney and Combe, all from Butte. Collins and Mahoney served in France during the war. Delia Gibson was named principal at Longfellow School during Miss Quigley’s absence. New hires include Emma English at the Med school. A kinder-curten department may be added to Hawthorne School.
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New York
Miss Murphy
Butte
Eunice Collins
Mise
Margaret Mahoney
Mise’ Combe
Mise Collins
Miss Mahoney
France
Delia Gibson
Webster
the. Longfellow
Minas Sota
Mary Quigley
Mary Shore
H.W. Hols
Crangle
Emma
Dythe Wynne
Lake Avoca
Hawthorne
J. I. Rhelm
Burns Funeral Held From Home
The funeral of William Burns, who fled Friday, was held yesterday at the residence 409 North Arizona Street, to Holy Cross Cemetery. The body was taken to St Marys Church where requiem mass was celebrated at 9 30 o clock. The funeral was deferred awaiting the arrival of Mearns son, who was absent in the forest service.
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William Burns
Arizona
Holy Cross Cemeery
St. Mary's Church
Trval of Mearns’ Son
Abe
Forest Service
Condition of several injury victims improves at Murray hospital
Reports indicate Mrs Mary May injured in an automobile accident near Three Mile House is improving at Murray hospital. Similar improvements are noted for M F Graupner and Fred Simmons who were hurt Monday in a fall at the Speculator mine.
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Mary May
Three Mile House
Murray Hospital
M. F. Graupner
Fred Simmons
Speculator Mine
Chief Arrests Patr. Page and Ray Mond In Disorderly House
Chief Murphy arrested Bobbie Page and Florence Ray Mond at 213 South Wyoming Street last evening on a charge of conducting a disorderly house.
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Patr
Bobbie Page
Florence Raymond
Murphy
South
Wyoming
Undertakers Scollick Removal Scheduled
The female Hubert Acollick will be removed from high afternoon to the Hot Route Saint.
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Scollick
Femal Hubert Acollick
Sain
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