Healy Ghoige Popular Opponent of British Ireland Policy
The final stages of Ireland’s settlement bill passed in the house of lords with little opposition or amendments. Royal assent remains the last formal step before the Irish Free State government forms. Timothy Healy’s appointment as governor general is viewed as auspicious by many English statesmen and is expected to be officially announced.
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Associated Press
London
England
Ireland
House of Lords
Lord Carson
Marquis of Lansdowne
Duke of Devonshire
Ingland
Timothy Healy
Irish Free State
Healy
Butler Nomination Cleared by Senate but Held Up
The nomination of Pierce Butler of St Paul to the U S Supreme Court failed of confirmation at the close of the extra session and renomination in the regular session was required. Senators La Follette and Norris blocked immediate confirmation. The federal coal commission also failed and must be renominated alongside Alexander Lindsay for the Hawaiian Supreme Court.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Federal Coal Commission
Alexander Lindsay
Hawaiian Supreme Court
Many Attend Luncheon at Club Women Event
A large attendance marked the opening of Montana Home Products meals served by women at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The gathering highlighted community efforts and featured key participation by Club Women.
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Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Women club luncheon boosts clubhouse project in Butte
The Women’s club of Butte hosted a successful opening luncheon at the chamber of commerce rooms to raise funds for decorating and repairing the West Park street clubhouse. Daily luncheons and dinners this week rely on Montana products and merchant donations, with proceeds funding improvements. The kitchen is equipped with two electric ranges, and local groups attend each meal as the Great Falls and Miles City football teams plan to attend the Saturday scholastic championship dinner.
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Women’s Club of
Butte
West Park Street
Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Rocky Mountain Gardens Club
Shakespeare Club
Great Falls
Miles City
Parker House
Dexter Might Be Montana Chancellor Candidate
The Montana state board of equalization will again consider selecting a new chancellor for the University of Montana to replace Dr. E. Elliott who left for Purdue. Dr. G K Dexter, a former US education official in Puerto Rico and Illinois, arrived in Helena and will confer with the board on the chancellor role tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
University of Montana
E. Elliott
Purdue University
State Board of Equalization
G. KE. Dexter
United States
Porto Rico
Department of Education
University of Illinois
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Chillecothe
Ohio
Yellowstone Trail plans big fundraising drive across states
A multi state campaign to raise 100000 annually for five years to support the Yellowstone Trail association has begun in states along the route. H O Cooley oversees headquarters in Minneapolis and Montana sales head Dolph Heilbronner will launch Montana drive once details are set.
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Trail Association
Montana
Yellowstone Trail Association
H. O. Coole
Minneapolis
Butte
A. H
Dolph” Heilbronner
Cooley
Heilbronner
Massachusetts
Washington
Yellowstone Trails
Ismet Pasha at Lausanne Faces Turkish Strait Debate
At Lausanne the Turkish leader Ismet Pasha remains present as Russia pushes for control of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles. Russia's plan, echoed by Tehitcherine, favors Turkish control with foreign ships barred, prompting Curzon to note foreign presence as a factor in the Near East crisis.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Tchitcherin
Near Eastern Conference
Ismet
Russia
Mustapha Kemal
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Angola
England
France
Italy
Straits
Turkey
M. Tehiteherin
Lord Curzon
Tehitcher
Armed Band Loots Peoria Whiskey Warehouse Raid
Twenty five or thirty armed men surrounded the Liberty Yeast corporation plant at Pekin and forced employees to load about sixty barrels of whiskey on five trucks. The Peoria liquor warehouse was raided in the incident.
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Associated Press
Peoria
Liberty Yeast Corporation
Pekin
Obenchain Woman Freed From Jail In Kennedy Murder Case
Indictments against Arthur C. Burch and Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain were dismissed for insufficient evidence. Burch was committed for insanity evaluation after a motion by DA Woolwine, following Obenchain’s August 1921 arrest after reporting Kennedy’s murder at Beverly Hills.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
John W. Schenk
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Woolwine
Paul W. Schenck
Burch
Shenk
Obenchain
Beverly Hills
Kennedy
Inspectors to Probe Montana Car Shortage
Senator Walsh and Senator-elect Wheeler urged the interstate commerce commission to investigate car shortages on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific. Inspector Weeks will go to Montana, reaching Missoula Wednesday, to report on conditions and delays blamed partly on shopmen strikes.
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Walsh
Wheeler
Standard
Washington
Senator Walsh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
W. J. Weeks
Montana
Missoula
Tiger Carries Plea for Help to Washington
Four day stay of Clemenceau begins today with calls on President Harding and Woodrow Wilson. Tiger Carries Plea for Help to Washington describes the visit as a bid for Allied support during postwar negotiations.
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Tiger
Washington
Clemenceau
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Clemenceau Visits Washington to Rally American Support for France
Clemenceau arrived in Washington for a four day stay to press for closer US French ties. He met Henry White Jules Jusserand and Robert Bliss and planned calls on Harding Wilson and potential Mount Vernon visit. He spoke in Baltimore en route urging durable friendship and shared purpose with the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
der. J. Georges Clemenceau
France
Henry White
Versailles
Harding
Wilson
Tiger
Mr. White
Jules J. Jusserand
United States
Robert W. Bliss
White House
Ambassador Jusserand
Woodrow Wilson
White Home
Hughes
Mellon
Mount Vernon
The
War College
Southern Society
South
Clemenceau
St. Louis
Baltimore
Maryland Historical Society
America
Five Die as Auto and Interurban Crash Near Guthrie
Five persons were killed and four injured in Oklahoma City when an inbound Guthrie interurban car collided with an automobile. The dead include two men a woman a 10 year old girl and a boy.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Guthrie
Washington Daily Highlights and Political Briefs
The final session of the state seventh congress convened by noon following a special session. Secretary Hughes presided over a Central American powers conference to promote friendly relations and arms reductions. The Justice Department announced recovery efforts of 29 million from camp contractors for alleged overcharges. President Wardine sent the fiscal budget totaling 3.18 billion, about 850 million less than current outlay. The House Judiciary Committee was authorized to subpoena witnesses and obtain Justice documents amid impeachment chatter by Representative Keller. Butler's Supreme Court nomination was blocked by Senators Labollette and Norris. Secretary Wallace urged rural credit legislation to aid farmers. Attorney General Daugherty said the Justice Department lacks authority to pursue the Ku Klux Klan case. Rivers and harbors expenditure of 1.15 billion was recommended by the Army Engineers. Pitney retirement, Secretary Mellon rebutted Governor Blaine’s charges of tax discrimination. Clemenceau arrived for a four day visit to the capital.
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Hughes
Miling
Custer
Dix
Dodge
Taw
Pike
Travis
Department of Justice
Wardine
Congress
House
Judiciary Committee
Keller
Minnesota
Daugherty
Pierce Butler
Chief of
Army Engineers
Senate
Justice Pitney
Supreme Court
Mellon
Blaine
Wisconsin
Clemenceau
New Congress Opens as Special Session Ends
Washington reports the end of the two week special session and the start of the regular December session. The changeover occurred within ten minutes as the new convening order began at noon. The sessions drew small crowds and yielded little business amid party filibuster tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Republicans
Three Billion Dollar Budget Proposal in 1924 Plan
The article outlines a proposed annual budget of three billion dollars with total federal revenue for 1924 calculated at 180,969,125 dollars, showing revenues exceed projected expenditures. President is cited as the reckoner of figures and emphasis is placed on the larger revenue figure over expenditures.
Budget proposals outline growing federal indebtedness and deficits
President Harding submitted the second annual federal budget proposing appropriations of 3.08 billion for the next fiscal year. Expenditures excluding postal service total about 3.18 billion, with revenue projected at 3.43 billion, leaving a deficit and uncertain chances for future tax cuts. The message warns that further savings depend on federal aid to research, development, and improvement programs.
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Harding
Congress
Execu
Daugherty Charge To Be Heard Dec 12
Washington reports the House Judiciary Committee received authorization to summon witnesses and papers in the impeachment inquiry against Attorney General Daugherty. The panel agreed to proceed and set December 12 as the date to hear the charges presented by Representative Keller with counsel Jackson H. Ralston.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Representative Keller
Republican
Minnesota
Volstead
Tie
Jackson H. Ralston
Weller
Central American Parley Opened in Washington
Opening session of the six power conference on Central American affairs saw divergent views on forming a federation of five nations. Honduran and Nicaraguan delegates pressed for union talks while Costa Rica urged restraint as Guatemala and El Salvador avoided the topic in formal remarks.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Alberto Ucles
Honduras
Hughes
Ucles
Central
Senor Jose Andras Coronado
Senor
Emiliano Chamorra
Francisco Latour
Guatemala
Francisco Suarez
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Healy Ghoige
Butler
G. E. Dexter
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Garden City
Ausgia
Associated Pres
Postal Service
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