Convicted Union Officials Face Potential Prison Terms
On December 28 48 Tabor union officials convicted of conspiracy and promoting a narcotics scheme face possible prison terms up to 300 years. They will appear before Federal Judge Albert B Anderson at 11 tomorrow. A special train to Leavenworth Kansas is arranged to transport them with measures to prevent demonstrations unless bond is granted.
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Intiangpolls
Tabor Union
Hankcutted
Mmershals
Albert B. Anderson
Hi O'Cinck
United
Bondy
Discoveries of phosphate rock near Garnet range Spur strong industry hope
A large phosphate rock deposit is reported near the Garnet range, three miles from Anaconda and six miles north of Garrison. The beds promise commercial quantities and potential fertilizer supply, spurring plans for swift chemical processing using sulfuric acid. Geological survey notes three additional finds in Montana and predicts a future mineral boom if development proceeds. trials indicate a thick, high grade bed at Cardwell and Garnet outcrops suggest substantial tonnage. Local court actions and appeals related to other cases occupy attention alongside the mining news.
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Washington
United States Sealagjen
Uiver
Garnet Range
Anaconda
Garrison
Ube Geological Survey
Abeve Mscaveri
Gart Rikon
Mobiana
T. Pardes
United States Geological Survey
Tle Olters
Philipsburg
Dingstaté
Tollitston
Titties Bhel Toot
R. W. Stone
Geological Survey
Card- Well
Mont
Cutty
Jefferson River
Hoyt S. Gate
Melrose
Pardeo Ue
Garrizon
Cardwell
Europe faces tense peace talks amid Turkish reforms push
Reports from London describe a fragile mood at the peace conference as Turkish delegates prepare modified reform proposals. Allies press for decisive action while fearing European intervention might undo wartime gains, and debates over Albania and Ottoman reforms heighten tensions.
Probable new boundaries in European Turkey outlined
Report outlines proposed postwar borders for Albania and neighboring areas. Allies favor an autonomous Albania with western front along the Drin river and White Drin, while the Aegean Islands would join Greece. The plan corridors include positions around Monastir, Prisroud, and coastlines south to Solong, with shifts affecting Montenegro and Serbia.
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London
Albania
Hiver Drin
Mubtenegro
Mikanli
Servia
Soevris
Prisroud
Monastir
Solong
Tosgo
Ergherikastro
Graece
Monteneste
Bervin
Djnkova
Montenegro
Tle Turgaa
Mira
Prout to Return to Montana Faces Embezzlement Charge
Disjointed report states Thomas A. Prout, alias Trout or similar, returned to Montana amid embezzlement allegations. Authorities claim he fled to Denver, later living quietly. sheriff's meeting planned to secure him without requisition papers. Wife confirms and unrest follows his presumed identity.
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Prout
Montana
Yushin
Ato
Dee
Wamiey
Devin
Thomas A. Prowt
Cinder
Tum
Dilings
Tomore
Chapman
Trout
Denver
Wilson Arrives Home After Staunton Visit
President elect Wilson returned to Princeton after a 3 day 21 hour ride from Staunton Virginia his birthplace. The governor regained strength and spoke often. National Chairman McCombs and Speaker Byrd accompanied him from Staunton to Washington where a stop was made. Jerry Sullivan of Iowa met Wilson in Washington and joined him on part of the journey to Princeton.
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Prineston
Dee
Mr. Bullivan
Fire Destroys 49th Baptist Church During Sunday Service
A blaze engulfed the basement of a church as children and families evacuated during a Sunday school session. Investigators traced smoke to a window and found the structure fully ablaze as the last child escaped. Fire crews reported the building a total loss.
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Chivage
Christin
Tironeh
Lerkner
Binver Kndiespk
Wel
Martha “Parra Peachey
Obeyad Ur Fisie
Devl
To Deuchara
Worst Storm Rages Across Pacific Northwest
Portland reports the worst winter storm of the season with high winds from 60 miles per hour, widespread washouts and landslides. Trains delayed. Oregon and Washington lines disrupted. trees and poles toppled. damage cited in several counties and towns. Newport reports heavy damage to buildings and long winds.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation
Spokane
Strike orders sweep hundreds of thousands of workers
Siow, Dec 22. Thirty thousand workers are ordered to strike by the United National Industrial Workers of America and allied unions. Crowds cheer as the order is read, police hold back demonstrations, and 1,000 pickets plan to block entrances tomorrow. Subcontract system cited, wage demands include 30 a week minimum for women and 6 for men overtime at time and a half, with sanitary workshop provisions. Manufacturers ready to hire replacements to meet emergency.
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Siow
York
MiLahapinent Workers of America
Klieps
Fortes
Urestvike
Qast
Yatiohal
Carnipllirs Tiler
Ure
Re A. Rickert
Chicarge
Eivan
Results of storm feared by people of Wallace
Residents of Wallace Idaho face panic as avalanches and rockfalls bury Jam es Flaherty a Tanner under three feet of debris near the town pulkiris. Warnings of continued high winds and dangerous conditions force families to evacuate to safer shelters.
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Wallace
Kaho
Der
Sace
Idaho
James Flaherty
Thy
Treshdenty
Mieir
Unclear Ottoman Negotiations Signal Cautious Tone
In Honatantinople on December 19 officials signaled that a ministerial accord is sought through a conciliatory approach. The note indicates the porte desires a successful conclusion to the negotiations with leniency toward the plenipotentiaries and accepts Adrianepie’s version amid evolving circumstances.
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Ress
Adrianepie
Tragic Death of Welch In Early 1912 Mining Town
Alfred Welch a 47 year old Westing construction engineer was found dead at the Shelton hotel in Butte after a cyanide poison suicide. He left a last will naming Mrs. Ferguson and others including Sam Oliver and R. F. Dy. The death was discovered by hotel staff and linked to a prepared testament and diamond bequest.
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Syewlal Mlanaink
Bar
Der
Allen
Mla Atytemernt
Welteh
Shelton Hotel
AL Sowth West Temple
Welch
Wabash Hotel
Lennox Tweed
Che Wabush Hotel
Salt Lake
Systered
Ude
Harry
Wales
Bo F. Ferguson
Wabash
Samchel Oliver
Butte
Batte
Mont
R. F
Gosten
Anthla
Ferguson
Weteh
Dé Beaver Dan
Montana
Helene and
Luke
Battles
Hie
Aartun
N& Logy
Masons
Yeleh
Tut
Highland Bay
Hingham
Park Cy
Connested
Aoith the International Company
Oncle
Act Ing Corgner Harper
Artfardie
K. Lynch
Elograims
Bvlte
Driver Hal Shain Killed as Car Tumbles into Venice Crowd
Hal Shain, a famed auto racer, died after his car leaped from a track and plunged into spectators at Venice. Three others were seriously hurt and many more injured in the chaotic crash as a crowd dispersed. Shain, 30, was married with a young son and had held Pacific Coast records.
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Los Angeles
Hal Shain
Shain
Tate
Ventre
Shaun
Walt
Atkinson
Vancouver
Uriah Columbiar
M. W. J. Jonson
Tourise
Midison
Wis
Mt. Mover
Shatu
Venice
Torrie
Ha Lop
Santa Monten
Shain Ix
Ldbotars
Pacific Ovat Racing
Etar
Wa Ghyen
Wag Hal
Jett
Shaln
Metortrane
Unis City
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Indianapolis
Caknsel
Gam Yetang
Srar Galuhtso
Iret
Charles Milley
Powishmance Veith
Ware
Frank M. Ryan
Ron Worlds International Waion
Olaf A. Tyeit~ Mor
Pacife
Miran Kiine
Carpenters’ Union
Citles
Chester HH Krum
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
FW. Keon
Washingon
Honda
Kram
Miller
Nusbauuls
Europe
Gang
Camipirie
Hoth Hurdsiegeler
Relewales
Konighy “Yrry MaMlult
Mas— Milian Sppresgion
Muroyean
SCV
Vlenya
Austria
Greece
Mount Lewehen
Tebrlalje
Turkey
Waren
Peete
Wlson
Staunton
Singine 49 Baptist Church
Newport
Wintieater
Ffeath
New York
Willy Boys
Pani
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George
Micharl
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Stenck
Frank Worvilly
Maine
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Draketts
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Avery
Wiley
Rochester
Monlane
Winnie
Frank Fervilly
Vandal
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Lavelock
Intershit
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Mlaiog
Juan
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Hinself
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