Dawes Committee praised by Young amid postwar plan debate
Mr. Young lauded banking firms for aiding Germany's rehabilitation under the Dawes plan. He warned against overdoing advances, urged steady growth, and tied German recovery to broader European reconstruction. Hughes Dawes and world leaders sent congratulatory messages from London and Paris.
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Paris
Dawes Committee
Dawes
Germany
Mr. Young
Europe
Hughes
Washington
Young
London
Pivanston
Ill
Baldwin
England
Mussolini
Italy
Theunis
Belgium
Herriot
France
Gompers’ Health Worsens Amid Conference
Labor leader Samuel Gompers grows weaker while at the Pan American Labor conference. Doctors consult as his condition, worsened by a cold and heart trouble at high altitude, prompts fears he will not return to American soil. Frank Morrison noted the illness, with official word calling it only a cold earlier.
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Gompers
Radcliffe Students Die by Own Action Pact Disclosed
Two Radcliffe College students Grace Williams and Margaret Scoggin reportedly planned a joint death by self harm after taking poison tablets during a horseback ride. Williams recovered at home. Scoggin remained hospitalized in Cambridge with serious injuries but expected to recover.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe College
Grace Williams
Worcester
Margaret Scoggin
Miss Williams
Buliman Infirmary
Harvard College
Iss Williams
Miss Scoggin
Testimony of Tar Witness in Forbes Case
The narrative follows Mortimer's cross examination with assertions about his dealings with Colonel Forbes. He confirms risking perjury to avoid denying earlier statements and recalls efforts by Mrs. Mortimer to reconcile Forbes and her husband. He recounts travel with Thompson and James W. Black between Northampton and Boston and identifies hotel stays in Washington.
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Mortimer
Colonel Forbes
Forbes
Philadelphia
Senate Committee
Thompson
James W. Black
Northampton
Mass
Senate
Springfield
Boston
Black
Washington
Wardman Park
Shoreham
Washington Day By AP Senate acts on bills and budgets
The senate approved a naval construction bill for 110 million dollars and considered the Muscle Shoals measure. The house passed an agriculture appropriation, totaling 30 million for roads and 44 million for other items. The commerce department set rotation area death rate at 12.3 per 1000 for 1923.
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Commerce Department
United States
Colorado trapper slain in axe attack near Pueblo
W. A. Libby a lone trapper was found dead in his cabin four miles northwest of Pueblo with his head crushed by an axe. Investigators say the struggle was frantic and the murder occurred about a week ago, as officers lacked clues or a suspect.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Col
W. A. Libby
Libby
Soa
Capital Society Welcomes Duchess in Washington Visit
Washington dispatch notes the arrival of former grand duchess Alexandria Feodorovna amid high society fuss, while the government treats her as a private traveler. Venezuela authorizes radio receivers, Australian women favor American hosiery, and an electric map is announced.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alexandria Feodorovna
Murder hearing recounts alleged jewelry theft in McCoy case
Witness describes a disheveled, intoxicated visit to her home by McCoy who sought to make a will and take valuables including Mrs. Mors's jewelry. The jury sees a handful of gems linked to the killing as prosecutors allege the jewelry was worn by Mrs. Mors and later taken by McCoy.
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Mrs. Mors
Basin News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Community Events
Basin residents traveled to Cardwell for a basketball game between Cardwell and Boulder high schools. The region hosted dances, church gatherings, and visits by area residents including Kilburn, Kosola, Detour, and Naegeli, with coverage of illness, travel, and a large Methodist Ladies Aid bazaar raising funds for hospital association.
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Basin
Helen Kilburn
Mary Kosola
Nita
Cardwell
Cardwell High School
Boulder High School
Boulder
Mike Sullivan
Butte
Juce Chidester
Helena
Charles Carlson
Bernice Carlson
Oscar Carlson
Bernice
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Fred Taylor
Doris Taylor
Ene D. Downey
Atte
W. F. Jackson
Arion Williams
Jefferson City
Frank Dixon
Louise Lindheff Boulder
Jib Consolidated Minin Company
Eagles’ Hall
Joe Yob
August Grunert
A. BE. Loiselle
Harry
Tim Downey
Har
William
Roy Leonard
Harry Wyatt
BK. KR
Sumner
Jack Broderson
Steve Carkeek
Fred Hutchinson
Cunningham
William Gregory
George Paradise
Joe
Arthur Nugent
Donald Shattuck
Paul Smith
Evelyn Ross
Marie Barteau
Byron Madison
Basin Stourday
Pearl Wilson
Shelby
Nellie White
Charles Bullock
W. G. Norman
Lewistown
Lockerson Hotel
W. Sandquist
Frank Murphy
E. M. Hangerson
Chester Coad
Bernard Pearson
Anaconda
Ed Nordquist
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. H. Clement
P. D. Hartman
Missoula
Francis H. Naegell
Missouri
Naegeli
Jefferson County
War abolition urged by minister at Presbyterian meet
Charles F Wishart president Wooster College urged that war is not inevitable in a speech to a national Presbyterian conference. He warned that offensive power outpaces defense and pressed for disarmament and renewed faith in abolishing war. The council set a 1925 budget of 15 million and endorsed Bryan’s life-ethics resolution.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Charles F. Wishart
Wooster College
Wooster
Ohio
Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian National Conference Tonight
Fiske
New York
Church of Heavenly Rest
God Save the Mark
Babylon
Carthage
Nineveh
Rome
Oxford
Cambridge
Ency
Paty
Presbyterian General Council
William Jennings Bryan
Preventative Remedy Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a safe preventative for coughs grip and influenza. It cites B W Grove on the box and emphasizes proven efficacy and a traditional remedy stance.
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B. W. Grove
Union Organisations of England Petition Campaign Expenses
The text outlines petition activity by union groups in England focused on campaigns and expenses. It notes organized actions, funding considerations, and logistical aspects of mobilizing members for political or labor-related efforts.
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England
Greeks Bubble Over in Butte Flood Drench Night
Snow waters roared down mountainsides around Butte causing muddy streets and damaged pavement on Dewey avenue. Brown streams formed pools by cross walks while street lamps lit a fairy land night as repairs lagged behind the flood. Street car tracks in Oregon avenue were submerged but service continued per company officials.
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Silver Bow Creek
Grogan
Dewey Avenue
Oregon Avenue
Final Vote Today On Muscle Shoals
Washington report on the Muscle Shoals bill shows senate sessions interrupted for other business with a final vote hoped for tomorrow. Leaders expect to limit debate if needed as both parties foresee passage and move to Isle of Pines treaty and other measures.
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Washington
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Isle of Pines
England Tops Butte Christmas Mail Burden Ahead
The Butte post office faces a Christmas rush as England leads non US origins in mail, with France Canada and other nations showing gains. Postmaster Brimacombe, new in office, will debut amid bulging parcels, money orders, and ecards. Staff will be greatly augmented starting midweek to handle the surge.
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Sweden
Norway
Russia
Denmark
Poland
Bulgaria
Butte
Europe
England
Brimacombe
Lmb
Agricultural appropriation bill passes House with road funds
The House passed an agricultural appropriation bill totaling 124 million dollars. Of this, eighty million would be allocated for road construction, and the measure would provide about fifty nine million dollars more than last year’s. The bill moves to the Senate with several million less than the budget estimate.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Aspironal Promise for Cold Relief Ad Draws Crowds
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a revolutionary cold and cough remedy claimed to work within two minutes. It urges shoppers to buy a bottle for half a dollar, promising quick relief for adults and safe use for children, with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
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