County Orders Prevail In Combating Disease
An executive meeting at the county courthouse led to an amicable agreement between the county and city boards to uphold county regulations closing most Butte business houses during the influenza epidemic until further orders. Dr. Donohue of the state board called off a planned meeting, saying local boards’ cooperation sufficed. Officials praised the harmony while noting delinquent physicians must report cases or face misdemeanor arrests.
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W. C. Matthews
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President Wilson Set to Appoint Key Administrators
Washington reports President Wilson after addressing Congress spent the day clearing executive matters ahead of travel. He visited the Federal Trade Commission, conferred with Secretary of War Baker, and met with Secretary McAdoo at the Treasury. An announcement on appointing a new secretary of the treasury and a director general of railroads was expected, with Robert Lovett among likely candidates.
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Soldiers and Workmen Urgently Request Aid
Liverpool reports an urgent appeal from soldiers and workmen as attorney Erick Fre Smith states officials interviewed today about British war efforts. The report references Amsterdam and an emperor William context, noting requests tied to German actions and a potential news dispatch.
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Plot toRestore Hun Regime Sparks Berlin Turmoil
Amsterdam dispatch says a plan to restore the Hun regime aimed to reinstate William Hohenzollern and form a provisional government under Field Marshal Vogt Stuckensen. Key figures included Von Mackensen Von Born and Count Sixt von Arnim. money and support reportedly flowed from munitions interests. The scheme collapsed after a secret service overheard a telephone conversation. arrests followed in Berlin and other cities.
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Downing Street Welcomes Allied Delegates in Peace Talks Fans
Crowds on Downing Street greet representatives of Britain France and Italy as they arrive for the peace conference preliminaries. Marshal Foch and Clemenceau lead the procession amid chants of Viva Clem and the Marseillaise as the public cheers for two hours.
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Weather Forecast May Bring Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with mostly calm winds and light variability. Daytime highs are expected in the 60s and nighttime lows around the 40s as a high-pressure system moves through.
War Expenses in Peace Fall Off
Washington reports that war expenses persist in peacetime but decline rapidly. The 1920 outlay is estimated at 7.443 billion dollars, with 5.212B for war and navy departments, 893M for interest on debts, and 519M for merchant marine.
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Daughter of Lusitania Victim Seeks Warrant for Hohenzollern
Mrs Catherine Callan Hayden daughter of Patrick Allan who died when Lusitania was sunk by a German ship off Ireland appeared at the United States District Attorney s office asking for a murder warrant against William Hohenzollern Francis Borrelli assistant district attorney said he would determine extradition viability if treaty rights permit and an overt act by the former Kaiser is shown.
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Catherine Callan Hayden
Patrick Allan
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Willam
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Holland
United States
Half Million Men In Regular Army Budget Proposals
Estimates submitted to congress for 1920 outline a regular army of about 500,000, with $1,922,000,300 requested for pay and nearly 110,000 noncombat troops. The navy plans a rapid expansion totaling about $434,000,000, including $200,000,000 for new dreadnoughts and cruisers. The total naval estimate reaches $2,844,000,000 for the navy and marine corps, while army cuts reduced the postwar budget from $19,000,000,000 to under $3,000,000,000. The blue sky law topic is noted as federal supervision ends in Helena after Poland’s issue of securities below $100,000.
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Homecoming Men Are Welcomed at Cour Beataks Mee
Homecoming festivities draw Welcomed men to the court for a community gathering. Local officials and organizers highlight school spirit, with participants from the alumni association, student body, and faculty sharing memories and plans for the upcoming events.
President Witton Announces Peace Conference Plan
Washington reports the president will attend the peace conference, outlining the United States role and urging unity. Senate and House debates focus on the trip, with resolutions proposed to oversee leadership and ensure continued wartime authority. The President pledges close telegraphic contact as he travels overseas.
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