Former ruler Constantine I of Greece dies after long life
The report covers Constantine I of Greece who abdicated and lived in exile before dying. It notes his reigns, wartime roles, exile in Italy, and the funeral plans in Naples pending Greek government decisions. Further details include his 1917 forced removal, 1920 restoration, and the Asia Minor campaign's impact on his rule.
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Ition
Denmark
Constantine
Naples
Greece
Turkey
Asia Minor
Italy
Palermo
Constantine I
Switzerland
Alexander
Athens
Serres
Alles
Smyrna
Thrace
Centurion
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
London
Mustapa Constantine
Anatolia
Eski-Shebr
Angora
Eski-Shehr
Germany
Sophia
William
Pulgaria An
Central Powers
Venizelos
Saloniki
George I
Safonika
Prince George
Genras Popoulas
George
Elizabeth of
Romania
Montana House Debates Bills on Taxes and Public Safety
Montanabased legislature reviews fifty proposed bills including penalties for hit and run drivers and intoxicated motorists, and measures to audit coal prices, regulate bonds, and bolster state printing economies. Bills target county contracting, road and highway governance, and creation of a Spotted Bear preserve while naming several new committee actions and readings.
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Thunder
Cayver Bow
Silver Bow
Itis
Assembly
Catherine Calk” McCarty
Dawson
Montana
Brandford
Missoula
Loble
Powell
Flathead
Bernard
Judiciacy
Committee On Education
Lind
Bald Batore
Sen Srwo
House “Employment
Audra van. Voast
Blaine
Dalay’ "Blackstone
Lewis
Cian
Montana Senate Advances Tax and Welfare Measures
The Montana Senate approved state fiscal moves including diverting auto license funds to counties, and advanced a group of bills. Notables include a move to transfer vehicle license revenue to county general road funds and a bill to abolish capital punishment, both debated with other measures on taxation, labor liens, and insurance regulation.
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Helena
Insurance Committee
State Senate
Chester ©. Davis
Cascade
Henderson
Giffeld County
Iron Heen
State Highway Commission
Committee On Roads and
Committee On Sanitary Affairs
Senate
Women’s Legislative Council of
Montana
Assembly
House
Pauline
Haaland
State gridlock noted as bills stalled and rules seek change
The record cites a struggle over whether measures reforming insurance regulation and larceny definitions would pass. Senator Taylor urged a congress inquiry into freight shortages while proposing higher printing distributions. Moves to alter senate rule on bill printing, shift supervision to the committee on employes, and contemplate voter eligibility for debt issues were all aired amid a flurry of legislative notices including sterilization proposals and capital punishment abolition efforts.
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Haaland
Liberty
Siontana
Pauline of
Flathead
Page
Granite ‘County
Henderson
Church
Senate Memorial
Congress
Federal Relations Committee
Senate
Fort Ellis Military Reservation
Gallatin County
Taylor
Sheridan
Chambers of Commerce
Tate
Grima
Oliver
Menderson
Uty
Senate Committee On
Resolutions On Death Of Former Senator Hefferlin
Montana senate adopts resolutions mourning former State Senator Charles Hefferlin of Park county. The memo lauds his frontier origins, public service, and impact on Park county education and progress, offering heartfelt sympathy to his family and friends.
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Standard
Helena
Charles & Hefferlin
Park County
Montana
Senate
Hefferlin
Charles
Heffertin
Mefferlin
Middle West
State of
Charles 8. Heffern
Beloit College President Resigns for Montana Chancellorship
Dr. M A Brannon resigns as Beloit College president to accept the chancellor post overseeing the State university system including the School of Mines and teachers college. He will depart this week for the West. Brannon formerly led the University of Idaho and earned national wartime recognition for military service.
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Associated Press
Chicago
M. A. Brannon
Dent
Beloit College
University of Montana
Associated State Schools
Brannon
West
School of Mines
Teachers' College
Cultural College
University of Idaho
Beloit
France Expands Ruhr Pressure as Parliament Backs Poincare
Premier Poincare wins strong support as France asserts tougher action against Germany to secure reparations. Chamber backs government 478 to 86 amid animated debate over Ruhr policy and postwar settlement.
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France
Ruhr
Chamber
Senate
Poincare
Germany
M. Poiricare
Thear Noonger Preva Mall
M. Poincare
Hhaianes
Leon Blum
Want Folley
Hhe
Socialist
T Ie
Ehrlich
Poinccare
Repaons Commission
Europe
Northe
Gerey J
German Protest to U. S. Washington Jan. 11
German ambassador Dr Otto Wiedfeldt presents protest to Washington over policy and actions impacting Germany with urgent notes on public and diplomatic responses. The dispatch notes tension and anticipated developments as Berlin weighs next moves amid pending negotiations and Allied pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otto Wiedfeldt
Conflicting County Salary Rules Cited in Legal Debate
County officials express fear the attorney general and county attorney have issued opposing opinions on salary and deputy limits, signaling a potential court decision. Officials anticipate department heads naming deputies as needed, with warrants delayed and a possible friendly suit to settle the matter. The dispute mirrors broader confusion in statutes and court interpretations.
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Gemmell
Board of Commissioners
Funeral of Mrs. Triplet Held in Montane Mining District
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Triplett was conducted at Park Church with pallbearers Carver Davidson Anderson Deakin and McLenagan. Survived by husband F. W. Triplett and relatives including Mrs. Lucy Bisbee of Molson Washington and Allen Bates. brother John Triplett. attended by relatives William Triplett and HM Pierce.
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Mary Triplett
Wich Bra
Opening games set for major league baseball season
New York and Boston open the schedule on April 17 with matches against Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia and Brooklyn. The following shifts move New York to Brooklyn and the other teams to Cincinnati St. Louis and Boston, with dates and venues set by league headquarters in Chicago.
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New York
Teague
Boston
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Doston
P. L. Wills
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Butte
Cleveland
Johnson
Detroit
Washington
New Ye
Montana planners push statewide advertising effort
Montana officials and business leaders from Butte Helena Billings and Missoula chart a cooperative plan to use railroads and state data to attract settlers and investment. They will prepare booklets, publish county data and coordinate statewide publicity with railroads to boost morale and growth, aiming to convene a follow up meeting within 30 days.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Sam Stephenson
Louis Newman
Great Falla
Dan Armes
Missoula
T. T. Taylor
Lewistown
W A. Selvidge
F. Runkel
Montana Development Association
Billings
W. H. Merman
Northern Pacine
Butte
W. G. Ferguson
Helena Commercial Club
C. Davis
Ariculture
C.D. Greenfield
George A. Scott
F W. Beler
Federal
Helena
Paul Flint
The
Montana Mining Association
State Department of Agriculture
Mining Association
Montana
Davie
Greenfield
Scott
Beier
Tallteans
Montana Chamber of Commeres
Ita
Prema Club
Dinuse
Towne
Roya Road
California
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Mr. Cavanatga
Scharniken
Scharnikow
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Stoner of
Cowley
Rodgers
Beaverhead
Calples
Oker
Lewis and Clark
Bray
Sweet Grass
WE Cowley
Perrine
Guillotze
Stolth
Cellor
Boards of County Commissioners
Highway Commission
State Engineer
Spotted Hear
Por Hons
Wil
Montana Colleges
Beloit Connections
Essen
Paris
Berlin
U. S
Britain
Oral Dauvignes
Ewered Union
Aacred Union
Thoualfties
Eunen Pedamea
Uate
Rindomanate
Fecall
Mayer Ee
Reese Ene
Hinata
Reed
Reed Aating ‘Cepebeen
General Atrike
State Department
Erlin
Hughes
Wirdfeldt
Department
Brice Ish
American Debt Commission
Eason
Oberhausen
Teckes
Alten
Muat
Hewen
Mettman
Werden
San Jose
United States
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