Fochs Montana gifts delight crowds in America tour
The Anaconda Standard reports Marshal Foch touring the United States, receiving a vast array of gifts from diverse communities. He traveled 15,000 miles, visited 42 states, and drew enthusiastic crowds in at least 200 cities, with strong French admiration returning home.
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Mennonites Plan Alabama Migration and Other Editorial Snippets
A column discusses the Mennonites from Saskatchewan and British Columbia opting to emigrate to Alabama for better land and self-sufficiency. It notes their prudence, antiwar stance, and readiness, plus other political jabs about Roy Gardner, Borah, Watson, Hughes, Reed, Japan, Morse, and a few Harding-era themes.
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Lloyd George Defends Irish Settlement in Parliament
In a long speech before the special session, Mr. Lloyd George argued for Ireland’s status as a free state with allegiance to the king. He warned amendments would wreck the treaty, urged restraint from interruptions, and outlined the imperial need to limit armed forces amid North Ireland tensions. He defended a provisional government interim and vowed not to coerce Ulster while detailing defense and unity concerns.
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Morony Funeral at Deer Lodge
A large group of Butte residents and friends travel by Northern Pacific to Deer Lodge for the Morony funeral. The body will lie in state at the Church of the Immaculate Conception before the 100 mass.
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Hutte by wins highest award at Exeter
Special Dispatch to the Stand. EXETER N H Dec 14 Butte Mont carried away the premier honor in scholarship at Philips Exeter academy day when Laura Boane a Butte boy was awarded the highest. The president paid tribute to Louis Evans son of Levi Evans chief counsel for the Anacon Copper Mining company and he has won local distinction as an int in the Butte schools. He is expected to return for the Christmas holidays with his parents. Both of whom are now in the Bant om say CAN YOU LIE Dy Bue of China has asked the nference to end the Boxer payments. A formal protest is expected from Mr Dempsey Lite
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Five Five Three Ratio Accepted In Naval Plan
The major powers accept a 5-5-3 fleet ratio as talks on a naval limitation treaty continue. A Pacific bases and fortifications status quo is to be set, with the U S pledging no new fortifications at Guam to aid Japanese agreement. France seeks 315000 tons for capital ships amid postwar and European fronts considerations.
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Full Vaudeville Bill For December 20
The Evening program lists acts including Noodles by Fagan and Elie and The Bright Spot of Joy. Sybil Brown presents an act followed by Seven Tumbling Demons in acrobatics. Special feature films will also be shown.
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Unclear snippets reveal trial notes and movie office talks
Fragments show jurors asked to turn over anonymous letters in a case while references to Kennedy and Obenchain appear. Separately, exchange office selections for First National pictures are discussed in Montana with Butte favored over Great Falls and Rialto owners James Rowe and Louis Drolbelbis influencing votes.
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Banquet Planned at YMCA with Prominent Local Speakers
Pers and alumni of the American class of the YMCA will attend a banquet tomorrow. Names will be sent to the YMCA in advance. Following the banquet, speakers Judge W B Carroll and Dr T C Witherspoon will address attendees with Sydney Banner presiding. A short meeting will follow to organize an alumni group.
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Ulster Cabinet Rejects Entry to Irish Free State
Belfast reports the Ulster cabinet replies to Prime Minister Lloyd George outlining strong opposition to Ulster joining a free state. It protests loss of loyalty standards, tariff provisions, boundary issues, and Irish parliament sovereignty. Ulster will retain British citizenship and refuse to subordinate to Sinn Fein.
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Wages Cut at Pittsburg Field Iron Company Plant
Mr Williams stated among the miners that wages are cut by 10 percent. The Iron Company plant posted a wage reduction of 10 five on January 16, 1922, affecting eighteen hundred men. Officials also announce a 15 percent cut in house tents and a reduction in hospital dues.
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Missoula Carfare Raised to 10 Cents
The Montana Public Service Commission today granted an appeal by Missoula Street Railway to raise cash fare to 10 cents and ticket fare to 6 cents starting January 1. The new rates match those approved recently for Helena Street Car.
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Horoscope for December 15 1991 emphasis on science and travel
The December 15 1991 horoscope notes strong activity for physicists surgeons and engineers late in the day with favorable influences for chemistry apothecaries and experimental work. It predicts improved conditions for carpenters machinists and iron workers as spring approaches and mentions an army officer gaining public attention due to a notable incident. Children born under Sagittarius with Jupiter as ruler are noted as liberty loving leaders with talent. Women face Neptune induced moodiness and public travel may be futile.
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