French Ruhr invasion looms as Paris seeks parliamentary approval
Reports from Duesseldorf Duisburg and other Ruhr rail hubs indicate French preparations for a push into the Ruhr. Twelve trains head toward the region, with Duesseldorf as a likely HQ as German responses mount. Berlin backs Chancellor in opposing invasion while warning of Versailles treaty breach. American plan for a reparations inquiry awaits Paris response but remains on the table.
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Inter
Feerien
France
Duesseldorf
Duesburg
Mudheim
Ruhr
Supreme
Ruhr Command
Germany
Cuno
Associated Press
Berlin
Jan
Washington
Paris
Hughes
New Haven
Jusserand
Purnos
Montana Lawmakers Tussle Over Police Reform In Helena
Helena January 8 A Standard State Correspondent reports Representative T J Troy of Hill county recounts a Fourth of July footrace tale in Anaconda noting his race under the name Cassidy and a spectator’s remark about fame. Jessie Koscow of Silver Bow is named as a joint author on a bill by twenty women organizers. Representative Maury of Silver Bow moves to repeal the metropolitan police law prompting debates and committee hearings. More policemen are expected in Helena as the bill advances.
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Dy Standard
Helena
T. J. Troy
Hill County
Anaconda
Tie Hin
Montana
Cassidy
Troy
Jessie Koscow
Silver Bow
Montany
Diate
Miss Roscow
Lowndes Maury
Tong
Sepear
Brandford
University of Montana
Committee On
Carlson
McCone
Congress
Powell
Flathead
Bernard
White River and Spotter Bear Game Preserve
Larson
Sheridan
Smith
Lewis and Clark
Gullidge of
Prairie
Miles City
Baker
Hy Holton
Ny McCarty
Bosley
Cowley
Facey
Larsen
State of
Andrus
Flat- Hood Counties
White River
Spotted Bear
House
Oker
Maury
Sties
Scharnikow
Public Utilities and
TL. B. No
Nelson
Ofth
Prevent Hall Insurance
Commissioner of Agriculture and Publicity
Trenderaon
Siegfrient of Carbon
Harmon of
Gallatin
Fort Tillis
Gallatin County
Duncan Tovabelisy
Ofce
Tate Parvie
Sanders
Paste Messure
Rother the Hille
Judiciary Committee
Benatoe
Greenup
Clark
Haaland
Liberty
Henderson
Garfield
State Commissioner of Insurance
Montana House Debates Education Reform and Local Gov Powers
Montana lawmakers discuss HB47 to shift hiring of police to mayor and council, reduce staff at public instruction, plus repeal juvenile delinquency law. Other measures seek to streamline elections, cut printing, revise budget funds, and set up new state institutions oversight in a busy session draft.
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Montana
Lowndes Maury
Down
Lobie
Lewis and Clark
Mate Superi Intendent of Public Instruction
Petitio
Duffy
Hin Intr
State College
Committee On Agriculture
Pope
Pilgeram
Armatrong
Bosley
Neonat
Costae
Spears
Semaia
Crete
Branaford
Santetansy
Rata
Rovers
Critica
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Committee On Education
Cowley
House
Barney Carlson
Congress
COMPLETE HOUSE COMMITTEES LIST
The Montana House named 39 committees with members from Deer Lodge and Silver Bow delegations filling many posts. Speaker Calvin Crum baker announced selections across agriculture to constitutional amendments, detailing chairmen and members from multiple counties and the governor’s staff noting delays in salary warrants for attachés.
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Speaker Crumbaker
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Seancord
Helena
House
Calvin Crumbaker
Agriculture
McCormack
Flathead
Hanson
Daniels
Larson
Richland
Larsen
Sheridan
Carlson
McCone
Peden
Big Horn
Hoffman
Stillwater
Ostby
Roosevelt
Pilgeram
Cascade
Bersstrom
Fallon
Battleman
Gallatin
Nelson
Missoula
Hamilton
Phillips Rasmussen
Golden Valley
Myrick Chouteau
Leage
Clarke
Rosebud
Yellowstone
Taylor
Fergus
Park
Flynn
Custer
Troy
Hil
Muphy
Shharnikow
Powell Andrew
Silver How
Bosley
Benedict
Maury
Davis
Wibaux
Bernard
Ayith
Lewis and Clark
Spencer
Carlton
Harris
Meagher
Tierney
Sanders
Oker
Siliver
Bergstrom
Falion
Municipal
Holton
Garfield
Berryman
Bricker
Judith Basin
Andrew
Sliver Bow
Cowley
McLeod
Sandy
Carter
Baker
Liberty
Bohring
Teton
Facey Phillips
English
Armstrong
Capus
Seidesticker
Madison
Buchannan
Strange
Ravalli
McAfee
Hofman
Mc- Cone
Facey
Phillipe
Cas- Kelly
Pondora
Mise Benadict
Mc Dawson
O'Connell
Flatad
Jusith Basin
Cronk
Blaine
Pray
Sweet Grass
Stoner
Buchanan
Boorman
Smith
Kinville
Silver
Stoddard
Loble
Lewis and Clarke
Burke
Fergus Nelson
Terrett
Powder River
Guilidge
Prairie
Myrick
Chouteau
Zack
Swift
Treasure
Rodgers
Beaverhead
Dean
Brandford
Phillips
McCarty
Dawson
Hawley
Wheatland
Andrus
Coster
Arnold
Caplis
Fish and Game
Cady
Lincoln
Bohiing
Harria
Meagher McCormack
Berryman Yellowstone
Wibanx
Hawley Wheatland
Joffray
Jefferson
Lo Lewis and Clark
Deer Carlson
Fulsher
McAfes
Flat
Perrine
Ginder
Lowstone
Lewitleman
D Burke
Fergusark
Jet
Beaverhead Cady
Dell
Carbon
Hill
Ferg
Reneatec
Leavens
Sharnikow
Powell
Pope
Roscow
Cowl
Densiy
Goodman
Broadwater
Gullidge
Lease
Bray
Seidensticker
Juth Basin
Eliott
Kelly
Scharnikow
Hosley
View
Lincoln Wheatland
Kennedy
Mineral
Ville Silver Bow
Ostby Roosevelt
Gillette
Valley
Manry
Miaine
Tawney
Seidenstricker
Mytick
Pilgeran
Cascade Oker
Guln
Carcade
Jeffray
Sweetgrass
Galla
Siiver
Lemmon
Waterways and Navigation
Garfeld
Gillin
Ways and Means
Leave
Ravatti
Bra
Gallating
Pondera
Aillin
Workmen's Compensation
Granite
Johnson
Clarks
Smevhurst
Mussel
State Senate Debate Ends With Confidence Vote
The Montana Senate upheld the committee's report 29 to 20 after a clash over personal privilege and a motion for a vote of confidence. Legislators discussed recalls, constitutional amendments, and measures on penology, school qualifications, and insurance company regulation. Several senators introduced bills on abolition of the death penalty, strengthening unfair discrimination laws, and rejecting premium rebates.
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Bernard
Flathead
G. Marvin
Bernsard
House
Bosley
Cascade
Andrus
Custer
Galen
Eee Els Bow
McCarty
Dawson
Story
Senate
Oliver
Carter
Committee On Committees
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Hy Healy
Iy Henderson
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