National School for Democracy Planned in New York
Miss Mathews and prominent Democratic women announce a national school for democracy to run January 29 through February 3 in New York. The program offers courses on democracy organization and administration and public speaking with eminent female Democrats and male attendees invited to attend.
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New York
Democratic Party
Miss Mathews
National School For Democracy
Democratic Center
Miss Wren
Noted Men Speak on the Vocations at Montana State
At Montana State college a third day of the boys vocational conference featured talks by A H Upham University of Idaho W L Newport Moline Dr Caroline Hedges Chicago Congressman elect Scott Leavitt Great Falls and Clarence C Robinson New York City. The program included motion pictures by Pathe News and a Billings Institute Montana State game.
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Bozeman
A.H. Upham
University of Idaho
W. L. Newport
Moline
Caroline” Hedges
Chicago
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Clarence C Robinson
New York City
Montana State College
G. O. Gray
Portland Cement Company
L. D. Conklin
Montana State
JJ. M. Hamilton
Billings Institute
Montana
Pathe
A. St. Upham
Allbie
Polytech
G. C. Gray
Clarence Robinson
New York
Ilc
Dean J. M. Hamilton
Seizure of the Ruhr questioned by financiers
A Brooklyn Eagle writer doubts France can salvage German industry by occupying the Ruhr. He notes Krupp’s need to buy English coal, mines producing twice their need, and the vast secret processes of German plants. He argues French engineers would be ineffective, and German resistance could spoil any reparations plan.
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Ruhr
France
Brooklyn Eagle
Krupp
Essen
Poincare
Inferiority complexes among party women in New York politics
Miss Amy Wren of New York city Republican women denounces Democratic sisters as more skilled in politics while Republicans suffer an inferiority complex. She urges women to shed subservience and pursue jobs, citing Democratic contrasts and urging equal footing with men. Annie Mathews, newly elected register of deeds, embodies the shifting scene.
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Amy Wren
New York City
Republlican
Miss Wren
Annie Mathews
New York Democratic Women
The 1923 Model at New York Auto Show
The twenty third annual national automobile show in Grand Central Palace displays over 350 cars from 79 manufacturers on two and a half floors, plus 400 parts firms. Exhibits stress comfort and convenience with wider seats, compact engines, and a trend toward closed cars leading the market.
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Tcle
New York
Grand Central Palace
Milady
A Timely Warning on Colds and Global Politics
The piece warns that influenza cases stem from old fashioned colds and urges dry feet to prevent pneumonia. It comments on France Germany credit after war and notes Hohenzollern Haywood and Johnson, reflecting on diplomacy and political disillusion.
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Bill Hohenzollern
France
Germany
French Troops Begin Advance in Germany News Update
German recall of ambassadors from Paris and Brussels dominates the dispatch. In Duesseldorf owners and drivers are asked to stay ready to transport French troops within half an hour and no private cars may depart tonight. Passes for correspondents allow 24 hours in the Eason district as rations reach infantry units.
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Duesseldorf
Eason
Paris
German Italy Reparations Dispute Drives Ruhr Occupation Plans
Berlin dispatches report Germany denounced the Italy concordat and protests spread as France and Belgium plan an early Ruhr occupation. Mussolini seeks a reparations solution with Avessano while Italy cautions use of force, and Germany postpones action as talks with Cuno and Rosenburg continue.
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Berlin
Germany
Italy
Bee
Wilhelm Mayer
France
Landsberg
Belgium
Ruhr
Ancellor
Cuno
Rosenburg
Reichstag
Harding
Debts and Credit: British War Debt Terms debated
The Debt Commission eyed refunding Britain’s over 1 billion dollar war debt within a week. American and British panels weighed terms beyond current law, with Smoot hinting expansion of authority and possible congressional ratification before broader action on other debtors.
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Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Commission
Harding
House
Senate
Army orders home amid shifting global tensions
Fragmented OCR text references American Army movements and unsettled rhetoric. It mentions orders, leadership, and potential naval or maritime themes, with scattered names and places. The passage lacks clear events, dates, or attributable actions, making firm reporting difficult.
Klan Ties Probed in City Fire Department
Cross-examination of W. H. Green, a Chicago fireman and the first city employee to admit any Ku Klux Klan connection, unfolds in a public inquiry dated January 10. The inquiry highlights potential ties between city workers and the Klan.
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Associated Trees
Chicago
W. H. Green
Ku Klux’ Klan
Legion Chief Visits Butte Legion Posts
Commander Owsley, en route to Indianapolis, was greeted in Butte by Montana Legionnaires and auxiliary members. He received a copper tray and silver shield, praised American wartime welfare plans, and promised to return to visit every post, stressing hospitalization, employment, and national-scale welfare efforts.
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Indianapolis
Owsley
Oregon
Washington
Missoula
Montana
Deer Lodge
Hutte
Loy
Montana Department
Tom Busha
Col
D. Gay Stivers
Butte
Waller
Scott
Deloraton
Witherspoon
P. E.teviin
Afontana
Tam
Areant Nation
Recall Plea and Senate Debate Over Germany Policy
The article recalls a Senate session urging withdrawal of Major General Allen from Germany and discusses reparations commission deliberations. It notes debates on French coal deliveries, American troop withdrawal from the occupied German zone, and questions about U.S. representation on the reparations commission, with Tokyo and Osaka cited as wrestling hubs. A city council investigation into alleged Ku Klux Klan ties reveals racially charged questioning, with Green refusing to repeat his initiation oath and admitting prior resignation while aligning with Klan doctrines.
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Iny
Senate
Allen
Germany
Boyden
Hig
United States
West Indies
Hayden
State Department
Reed
Amercan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ler
Green
Patee Grou
Eayly
Q Green
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