Poincare Signals Willingness to Consider Debt Cancellation
The British premier indicated readiness to reconsider debt cancellation if it yields a satisfactory settlement for Britain. Poincare reserved reply and pressed for guarantees, suggesting France may accept a two year moratorium for Germany with economic safeguards. Talks featured leaders from Britain France Italy and Belgium with Bergman arriving from Germany.
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M. Poincare
Poincare
France
Germany
Jusidheon
Premier Poincare
Ile
Great Britain
Belgium
Count de Saint Aulaire
Jaspar
Rhine
Carl Bergman
London
Mr. Bonar Law
Rhineland
Ruhr
England
Buteanacond Hockey Clash At 2:30 P M
The first inter city hockey game of the year pits the Butte Bouchers led by A B J Clarke against the Anaconda squad managed by Fmmons. This revival match marks the first between the two towns since 1916 with players Washoe Matheson and Robitella among the listed lineups.
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Boucher Club
Butte
A. BE. J. Clarke
Anaconda
Fmmons
Washoe
Bouchers
RIP Vawesesgnessess
iminville-Crae
Mistletac: From Medicine, Now Not Valued In Bowling
The article notes Mistletac once valued as a medicine in YM GA bowling circles but no longer regarded as useful. It reflects on its historic status and current diminished relevance in the sport and culture.
Great Falls Triumph Honored At Mines Banquet
Great Falls players and Coach Crouch received praise at a School of Mines banquet in Butte. Capt. Fritz Bater and Capt. Tenny Babcock lauded the team for fighting hard and clean in the state championship game. Speakers urged continued discipline and ambition as the crowd honored the victors with trophies and individual awards.
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Electric City Boys
Crouch
Fritz Bater
Great Falls
Tenny Babcock
Miles City
Baier
Fred Furman
School of Mines
Mr. Furman
Babcock
George Craven
Tom Davis
Butte
Tommy Thompson
Clark Grounds
Walter Scott
Scott
Fred Streibick
Charles McAuliffe
Steve Sullivan
Central High
M. L. Crouch
Peterson
Custer County
Buite Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Sewall Bride Edges U S Senator On Honeymoon
Former U S Senator Walter E Edge wed Miss Camilla Sewall in Bath Maine. The couple planned a Canada and Europe honeymoon with a Quebec start and a Christmas visit to England, depending on Washington events. Grace Episcopal church hosted the ceremony with prominent state and national figures attending.
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Associated Press
Bath
United States
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Camilla Sewall
Harold M. Sewall
Canada
Quebec
New York
England
Europe
Washington
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Hippodrome Once A Racing Ground In History
The Hippodrome began as a venue for horse races marking its early use as a central racing ground in historical locales.
Washington Diet Passes 115 Million Treasury Bill
The House approved the annual treasury appropriation of 115 million dollars. Secretary Wallace said he would issue the government opinion on the Armour Morris merger early next week. The administration shipping bill headed to the Senate for Monday consideration. Two more farm credit bills were introduced in both chambers by Senators Norbeck and Representative Strong. The Agriculture Department noted slight gains in the nation’s agricultural situation. The House judiciary committee subpoenaed Former Attorney General Wickersham and Samuel Gompers for the Daugherty impeachment hearings. Senate immigration chief Colt said broader immigration legislation is unlikely this session.
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Associated Press
Treasury
House
Wallace
Armour- Morris
Senate
Commerce Committee
Norbeck
South Dakota
Representative Strong
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
House Judiciary Committee
Wickersham
Samuel Gompers
Daugherty
Colt
Senate Immigration Committee
Harding
Turks and Russians Maneuver Over Straits Question
The article reports that Turkish leaders seek security through fortress rights to defend Constantinople, while Russia eyes broader Black Sea demilitarization. Indications point to Bolsheviks exploiting Turkish dissension with Ismet Pasha to further own aims.
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Constantinople
Russia
Black Sea
Ismet Pasha
Rocky Mountain Conference Sets year-Long Schedules
Coaches from 10 Rocky Mountain conference schools approve football baseball basketball and track slates for the coming year. Key dates include football opener Sept 29 with Denver visiting Utah and Montana, wrestling and boxing in Boulder March 9-31, track and tennis championships in late May, and season finales in June.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Rocky Mountain Conference
University of Denver
Utah
Montana
Utah Agricultural College
Montana State
Boulder
Colo
Colorado University
Colorado School of Mines
Denver University
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Col G W Morse Dies After A Long Montana Career
Colonel G W Morse died after a long life of mining ranching and public service in Montana He was married in Ogden Utah to Nettie Milliken and survived by two sons Averill Morse of St Ignatius and George W Morse of Drummond five grandchildren and a brother Frank who died recently He held offices from county commissioner to presidential elector for Montana and was a prominent pioneer and stockholder in Drummond State Bank.
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Ogden
Utah
Nettie Milliken
Averill &. Morse
Mission State Bank
St. Ignatius
George W
Drummond
Frank
Colonel Morse
Lincoln County
Penobscot
Stillwater Minn
St. Croix
Minnesota
Louisiana
Texas & Shreveport
Pike's Peak
Montana
Deer Lodge
Orofine
Idaho
Auburn
Oregon Navigation Company
Oregon
Bear Gulch
Helena
Indian Creek
Mercer
Mont
Elk Creek
Morse
Rock Creek
New Chicago
Republican Party
Harrison
Chicago
Roosevelt
Old Deer Lodge
Granite County
Ruby Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Saint Omar Commandery
Knights Templar of
Missoula
Algeria
Moatic
Montana Society of Pioneers
Drummond State Bank
Tiger Days Hia Mission Success and Clemenceau in Philadelphia
Tiger Days Hia mission success described as he defies France's enemies and pleads for his homeland. Clemenceau tours Independence Hall in Philadelphia with crowds cheering as Baruch joins lunch on the presidential car before a Chicago farmers’ convention speech.
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France
Advocate
Clemenceau
Independence
Philadelphia
George Washington
Academy
Chicago
M. Clemenceau
Bernard M. Baruch
Wilson
Paris
Baruch
Lincoln Relief Corps Elects New Officers
Lincoln Relief Corps No. 6 elected Bessie Mulcahy as president, Kate Mulholland as senior vice president, Anna M. Quinn as junior vice president, Marianna Rickey as treasurer, Hannah Huntley as conductor, Alma Nelson as guard, with delegates Mrs Stride, Mrs Curran, Mrs Rickey and Mrs Mulholland and alternates Mrs Quinn, Mrs Carr, Mrs Huntley and Mrs Van Orden.
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Lincoln Relief Corps No. 6
Bessie Mulcahy
Kate Mulholland
Anna M. Quinn
Marianna Rickey
Hannah Huntley
Alma Nelson
Stride
Curran
Rickey
Mulholland
Quinn
Carr
Huntley
van Orden
Pleasant Harmony Lodge Holds Final Regular Session
Harmony lodge the Fraternal Brotherhood met at Carpenters Union hall for its last regular session with officers in place. Mamie Malia Estelle Matthews and James Dwyer gave short addresses on good of the order followed by a secret work program and a card party with members and friends.
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Harmony Lodge
Carpentere’ Union Hall
Mamie Malia
Estelle Matthews
James Dwyer
Musical program at Shortridge Memorial Church Sunday
A. B. Minear Y M C A industrial secretary will speak at the morning service. The program includes a voluntary, two anthems, solos by Mrs. B H Paul and Mr Addicoat, a duet, organ music, and a postlude with selections from Gounod Parks Pontius Ashford and Wachs.
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Shortridge Memorial
A. B. Minear
Parks
Pinsut
B. H. Paul
Jesus
Savior
Pontius
Divorce Action Paper Revealed
Through a demurrer to the complaint the divorce action of Cyril M. Cackett against Marie Cackett became known yesterday. The demurrer says the complaint is unintelligible and includes a petition for an order to show cause why Cackett should not contribute to his wife's support. Summons were issued on November 20.
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Cyril M. Cackett
Marie Cackett
Cackett
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