Kids Campaign to Start Today in Butte for St Vincent’s
The campaign led by a club and the Jewish Women’s Council under Mrs. Jack Cohen supports crippled children at St Vincent’s hospital in Billings. Dr Louis W Allard of Billings urges action as Butte doctors offer cooperation and more cases may be sent to Billings after the new year.
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Club
Jewish Women's Council
Jack Cohen
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Billings
H. B. Lowry
Billings Hospital
Butte
Louis W. Allard
Allard
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ers
Diion
Belgians hostile to US plan for European reconstruction
Belgian newspapers attack proposed American moves to fund European recovery. The Nation Belge says Belgium and France would bear the burden and abandon their hens on Germany. Le Soir says America is not concerned in the European chaos.
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Associated Press
Brussels
United States
Europe
Nation Belge
Belgium
France
Germany
Vingtieme Siecle
America
le Soir
Aberconway urges limited funding of England direct debt
Lord Aberconway writes to the Times urging the Baldwin commission to fund England direct debt only. He argues the interallied indebtedness should await settlement and that Britain must first discuss repayment options with debtors before entering treaties.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Aberconway
the Times
Stanley Baldwin
United States
England
Washington
Great Britain
First Draft of Lausanne Pact Near Completion
Lausanne December 17. Official scribes began drafting the treaty outlining the pact's broad lines. The document will set concrete form to solved problems and carry preliminary signatures. Speed is urged as sub committees linger on secondary issues. Straits problem is nearly settled and major progress reported on minorities and economic schedules.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Coast Fatal Accident In Butte After Coasting Ride
In Butte a collision between a truck driven by Burt Grosso and a sled carrying three girls from church left one girl dead and two badly hurt. Maxine Dodge suffered severe skull fractures and possible leg amputations. Ena Crumby survived. the other Hammerstrom girl died at a Waugh home.
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Butte
Dodge
South Crystal Street
Glen
Ena Crumby
Hammerstrom
John Hanratty
Agnes Hanratty
Galena Street
Hanratty
Galena and
Clark Streets
Siet
Maxine Dodge
E. F. Maginn
St. James’ Hospital
Huammerstrom
W. N. Waugh
West Galena Street
Burt Grosso
Ramsay
Grosso
Waugh
Meaderville
Gashe Grosso
Himelf
Hebrew author Ellezz Ben Yahuda Dies in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM December 17 Ellezz Ben Yahuda world famous Hebrew author died here yesterday. His sudden death halted work on the largest Hebrew lexicon with five of ten volumes unfinished. His funeral today at noon drew Palestine's largest crowd ever.
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Jewish Telegraph Agency
Jerusalem
Ellezz Ben Yahuda
Palestine
Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim Cold Relief and Headache Cure
Advertisement notes Bromo Quinine Tablets relieve headache by curing the cold and act as a tonic laxative and germ destroyer. Box bears E. W. Grove signature. Cautions readers to ensure they get Bromo. Priced at 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Denver Finangier's Death by Own Action
A Denver financier, 46, from Boettcher Porter and Company, disappeared after a "short ride" yesterday. His body was found and ruled a death by own action, with relatives citing long illness and despair as factors.
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Bile
Castle Rock
Douglas County
Porter
Boettcher, Porter and Company
Denver
Henry M. Porter
President for Soldier Bonus Referred in Conference
The conversation touched on a soldier bonus as a topic of discussion with Harding. The executive session focused on policy matters, while Forbes spoke publicly and then left for Washington. The organization’s executive board will close the two day conference with another executive session.
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Harding
Forbes
Forbes, However, Was Open To the Public. Colonel Forbes
Washington
British evacuation marks turning point at Royal Barracks
At the Royal barracks Irish and British troops formed in the square with full kit. Mulcahy saluted the colors and addressed the Irish troops on the transformation, beginning in Gaelic and recalling the evacuated positions as once held by Irish foes, urging use of the Gaelic language.
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Manders
Royal Barracks
Mulcahy
Well known matron Mrs H Blumkin dies in Butte
Irene H Blumkin a Butte resident of 29 years died yesterday afternoon at her Napton block home aged 48. She is survived by husband Harry, three brothers Elijah David Kempton of Albion NL and Louis Kempton of West Salem IL, and two sisters Mrs Oren Greathouse of Kimball NE and Mrs Ben D Libkee of Joliet IL. Funeral plans pending relatives' hearing.
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Irene H. Blumkin
Butte
Napton Block
Harry Blumkin
Elijah
David Kempton
Albion
Louis Kempton
West Salem
Ill
Oren Greathouse
Kimball
Neb
Ben D. Libkee
Joliet, Ill
Labor Vote Strong in Antipodes Election
Melbourne reports a strong labor vote across the commonwealth as general elections proceed. Premier Hughes and several ministers face possible defeats while counts remain incomplete and preference votes are being allocated.
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LABOR
Antipodes
Melbourne
Australia
Commonwealth
Hughes
Nationalist Party
Gompers Opposes Butler Nomination For Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers, AF of L president, argues in the American Federationist that Pierce Butler should not be named to the Supreme Court. He says Butler’s railroading ties and Minnesota university regent role show pro corporation bias. The Senate Judiciary Committee is near a vote on Butler after a subcommittee recommendation.
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Associated
Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
Pierce Butler
Harding
University of Minneso
Gompers
Senate Judiciary Committee
Butler
Russian mining man in Butte tours US centers
Theodore J. Romanoff, a Russian mining engineer, visits Butte to study local mining and smelting, then plans to Kellogg Idaho, Nevada, and Arizona. He represents a Yokohama based mining concern and notes Russia has abundant underground wealth but limited railroad facilities hinder progress.
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Theodore J. Romanoff
Butte
Anaconda
Romanoff
Yokohama
Japan
University of Petrograd
Etd
O Siberia
Siberia
Kolchak
United States
Kellogg
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
Russia
Henry Sutherland Dies After Sudden Hotel Death
Henry Sutherland a prominent live stock grower and brother of Supreme Court Justice George Sutherland died suddenly today at a Los Angeles hotel. Information reached his Provo relatives in Utah. The report notes his prominence in livestock circles and links him to the Sutherland family. Plato founded his school 368 B. C.
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Henry Sutherland
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States Supreme Court
George Sutherland
Los Angeles
Provo
Edwards Attacks Anti-Saloon League At Wet Rally
Senator-elect Edward J. Edwards of New Jersey assailed the Anti-Saloon League at a Molly Pitcher club mass meeting in New York accusing it of falsehoods to raise church funds and promising further developments in the prohibition debate. August Thomas and Miss Elizabeth Marbury also spoke against prohibition.
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Associated Press
New York
Anti- Saloon League
United States
Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
Molly Pitcher Club
Militant Women's Organization
New York State
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Edwards
Anti
Big Water Power Project Planned
A joint American and Canadian effort plans a water project to generate 1,200,000 horsepower by harnessing Lake St John and Sagueny river energy in Quebec. Principal backers include James B. Duke of New York and Sir William Price of Price Brothers Ltd. A Canadian corporation capitalized at 25,000,000 is formed.
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Associated Pres
New York
Lake St. John
Sagueny River
Quebec
James B. Duke
William Price
Price Brothers Ltd
Canada
Japanese ambassador Hanihara deemed persona grata by U S
Washington confirms Matanao Hanihara has been accepted as ambassador to the United States. The appointment is popular among American residents in Japan who plan suitable recognition before his departure for Washington. The article notes a long historical reference unrelated to the main event.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Foreign Office
Washington
Matanao Hanihara
United States
Hanihara
Japan
Restoring Forgotten Maya Tongue With Self Taught Guatemalan
Charlottesville researcher Dr. William Gates works with Quick, an uneducated highlands Guatemalan Indian, to revive a Maya language using a kymograph to record pronunciation. Smithsonian ethnologist John P. Harrington assists in studying ancient scripts and preserving the language for scholarly review.
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Associated Press
Charlottesville
W. Va
Guatemala
William Gates
South
Central America
de Mayas
Yucatan
Gates
John P. Harrington
Smithsonian Institution
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