Officers Benefit From Bars Merger Review
Statement issued by Mr. Ryan and Mr. Kelley reports the negotiations leading to an Eastern Offer. The document highlights benefits for officers and outlines the review process and expected impact on leadership.
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Stabilization Plea Over Copper Zinc Trade 1921 Shutdown
American Brass Company officials say regaining control would have allowed Anaconda Copper Mining to nearly double copper output and would not help industry stability. The statement, issued by John D. Ryan and Cornelius F. Kelley, argues for restraint and warns against new plant construction. It notes the Brass company holds forty percent of US brass and copper manufacturing.
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Pepper to Succeed Penrose in Senate
Governor Sproul is expected to appoint George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia to succeed the late Senator Penrose. The decision appeared virtually certain after Sproul met with Senator Crow, Pittsburgh hospital chair of the Republican state committee, in a visit yesterday.
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White House Seeks GOP Unity on Bonus and Debt Refund Plan
Washington a move to bolster party unity in congress led by President Harding and Republican leaders. Agreement favored early enactment of a soldier bonus bill and an early Republican Senate conference to resolve differences on refunding allied debts. A sales tax was floated as an alternative to fund the bonus, with Weeks and Daugherty attending along with key lawmakers and leaders. The Senate outline prioritizes the foreign debt funding measure and a tariff policy before the bonus and refunding actions, aiming to push legislation through expected opposition.
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Five-Power Pact Nears Completion At Naval Conference
The draft of the five power naval treaty advances as delegates study arming merchant ships and the impact on tonnage limits. American and British negotiators resist discussion while sub-committee work nears completion. Meantime Shantung control stays in deadlock with hopes for agreement later this week.
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Boden to defend self defense claim in Miller case
Virginia City reports Herman Boden to present jury evidence supporting self defense in the death of Mrs Louise Miller. The defense aims to show Boden acted under threat and followed the law as vigilante history echoes in Madison County court. Georgia? No. The story also notes Gaelic campaign for Scottish home rule with Angus Clarke as president and Liberty publication in Glasgow and London.
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Attempt to dynamite Cold Spring dam near SaintCloud
An early January attempt to dynamite the Cold Spring dam on the Sauk River near Saint Cloud failed to cause serious damage as nearby windows were watered by water but no crew was found. A prior February explosion at the dam caused about $10,000 in damage and the attackers were never caught. Farmers had long sought removal of the dam arguing meadow lands were flooded by its installation.
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Pioneer Montanan J Henry Jurgens Dies in Helena
J Henry Jurgens, longtime Montana pioneer and former territorial legislator, died at the home of Mrs Fred Whiteside in Helena. Born in Minnesota in 1830s, he led a wagon train during 1864 conflicts with Indians, founded the Alder Gulch trading post, and helped in early Helena Mason circles. He later managed the Tramway mine in Butte for F Augustus Heinze, married Cornelia Bateman in 1866, and moved to be with his daughter about fifteen years ago. his widow Frances Toble resides in California.
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New Theory in Gallatin Murder Case
Special dispatch from Three Forks reports county attorney and sheriff’s office pursue a theory that Harry L. Walker was killed in a home dispute with robbery as a possible motive rather than the direct cause. Two shots to his temple imply two assailants. others may have aided in disposing of the body and car. A forged note allegedly from Walker was used to conceal the crime and suggests a card-room confrontation before his disappearance. George Pease represents Mrs. Laura in a first degree charge case in Bozeman.
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Montana rancher slain by neighbor
J D Highsmith a 45 year old rancher near Billings was shot and killed by neighbor T Henry who had gone to the Highsmith ranch after stray horses. Henry is jailed in Billings. Highsmith's wife and 6 year old son witnessed the shooting which, Henry says, happened after Highsmith ordered him off the place and then rushed him. He died at 7 pm in a local hospital following the 2 pm shooting.
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Ireland in turmoil as minister task faces delays
The Ireland peace treaty is ratified amid nationwide prayers yet internal disarray grows. Factions meet at various times while questions linger over Sinn Fein leader Eamon de Valera's resignation and the future of the Dail. Debate on the treaty expected in 48 hours.
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Newberry Plans to Read Speech in Own Defense
Senate debate over Truman Newberry's right to a Senate seat moves toward a climax as Newberry plans to read a prepared defense on the floor tomorrow. He faces charges of corruption tied to Michigan elections and a contest by Democrat Henry Ford, who alleges about 250000 dollars was spent to win the nomination.
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Supreme Head of Odd Fellows Dies
Joseph Oliver, head of the grand lodge and longtime member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, died after a three month illness in Toronto Ontario. He was chosen to lead the order in North America and had previously served as past master of the Masople fraternity.
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Franco British Alliance Discussed by Premiers
Cannes January 8 Premiers Briand and Lloyd George held talks on future Franco British relations. A mutual defense alliance is discussed amid differing views on how to handle Germany and reparations. Belgian foreign minister Jaspar spoke of Germany’s payment capacity and priority claims, noting reparations totals and occupation costs.
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