Expenditures condemned over Senate seat ruling
The Senate seated Tru man H. Newberry of Michigan by a 46 to 41 vote on a resolution honoring his claim to the seat after a lengthy contest. Republicans supported Newberry while 9 Republicans and 32 Democrats opposed the ruling, with several senators paired or abstaining. The action followed debate on campaign expenditures and the prior 1918 policy labeling such sums as harmful to the republic.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
United States Senate
Senate
Neberry
Poisoned liquor case leads to pretrial held on manslaughter
Neadam keeper and Stanko Vatiika bartender were held on charges of manslaughter with selling poisoned liquor that caused the death of Max Sandhop. The Press reports the defendants face preliminary bail and court action as investigators pursue the felonious sale of spirits.
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Neadam
Stanko Vatiika
The
Inter
Michael R
Max Sandhop
Present Alibis For Three Men In Geier Case
Defendants produce witnesses to show that they were at Jefferson Island at the time of the attack. The three men named in the Geier case presented alibis supported by corroborating testimony from witnesses who place each defendant at Jefferson Island during the critical period. Authorities have not yet released further details on the incident or any related charges.
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Geier
Jefferson Island
Three Defendants Admit Alibis In Jefferson Island Feud Case
Special dispatch from Virginia City reports that during today’s court session for the tar and feathering incident at Jefferson Island on October 29, alibis from defendants Jake Borden Arthur Shaw and John s were a highlight. Witnesses described Geier’s injuries and the bloodied creosote covered body found at John Powell ranch with details of the barn struggle and trail through fields to a burlap sack flag.
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Standard
Virginia City
Jake Borden
Arthur Shaw
Johns
Jefferson Island
Joseph Geier
John Powell
Albert Sparrell
Peter
Oficer
Geler
National Livestock Body Plans To Assist Industry
The American National Livestock Association adopted a plan to form a national livestock and meat board. The board would include producers, packers, commission men, and retailers to educate and market meat, boost consumer demand, and unite interests across the livestock industry. Leaders E. J. Burke and Thomas E. Wilson spoke on pursuing closer cooperation for industry welfare.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
National Livestock and Meat Board
Commission
American National Livestock Association
Chicago
E. J. Burke
American National Livestock Asociation
W. J. Carmichael
Tional Swine Growers’ Association
A Sykes
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
A.C. Williams
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Thomas E. Wilson
F. Redson White
American’ Institute of Meat Packers
Burke
Wilson
American Institute of Meat Packers
Eagles to push old age pensions campaign in legislature
John M. Morin, grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles and congressman designate from Pennsylvania, told a large crowd at the Butte clubrooms that the order will press a bill for old age pensions in the first session of every legislature. He spoke of the order’s humanitarian work and welcomed by Eagles from across the state before heading to Missoula.
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Praternal Order of Eagles
John M. Morin
Butte
Department of the Order
Morin
Congress
Pennsylvania
Toca
Order
Missoula
Prison Board Set Saturday Hear MacDonald Charge
Helena January reports the Montana Prison Board will meet Saturday to decide the disposition of charges against ex Warden Frank Conley tied to the MacDonald report. Governor Dixon transmitted the investigator TH MacDonald findings to the board earlier and later expanded the committee lineup during the inquiry into the case.
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Helena Jan
Frank Conley
Montana
Rate Prison Commission
Satur
Nor
Dixon
TH. MacDonald
Prison Board
Teach
Biney
Qunenor Dixon
Fered
Question of War in India Decided by Jan 14
Washington Jan 12 The fate of any India war was to be settled at a conference Saturday between nationalist leaders and British government representatives. SN Ghose of the American commission said the meeting seeks a peaceful path to end Gandhi led non cooperation and passive revolt. The outcome hinges on terms offered by the British and Gandhi may push for self government within the empire. He has no final decision power, that rests with the All India National Congress which granted Gandhi authority.
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Washington
India
SN Ghose
American Commission
M. Kk
Gandhi
Texas Oil Town under Martial Law in January Dispatch
Tex as oil town of Mexia placed under martial law by Governor Neff amid alleged open law violations. Arrests occurred in the afternoon and liquor was seized as conditions remained quiet. Martial law news from Jan 12 reported by the Associated Press with scattered state details.
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Mexia
Texas
Neff
Montana Second in Production of Silver This Year
According to the mint and geological survey, Montana last year produced about 60,885 ounces of silver valued at 1,871,000 dollars and 611 ounces of silver. The state ranks second in production, following a year when 9,000,000 ounces were mined.
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Mint
Geological Survey
Montana
Proclamation of Amnesty and Sinn Fein Convention
Dublin January 12 The king's amnesty proclamation and the Sinn Fein executive council plan to convene an extraordinary convention February to shape the organization and policy after Eamon de Valera warned of a split The Sinn Fein machine ships 1500 clubs nationwide and backs independent republican aims De Valera remains president as the executive votes to form a standing committee to manage routine organizing work and survey support for or against the treaty factions emerge within the group This report outlines the tensions between pro and anti treaty forces within Sinn Fein.
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Dublin
Sinn In Executive Council
Eamonn de Valera
Trish
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Sinn
Vocational Meet At State College Concludes
The third annual boys vocational conference at Bozeman closed after noon with 470 boys passing a resolution thanking Prof M J Abbey and Bozeman figures and sponsors. The students attended the Montana State Utah State Aggies game tonight as guests and many will return home on late trains. Speakers included Mott of the University of Montana Rankin Day Weld Dwyer Acree and others.
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Bozeman
Wate College
M.J. Abbey
Montana
Utah Aggies
Ueste
Briand Resigns as French Premier After Dramatic Chamber Speech
Paris dispatch reports Aristide Briand resigning as premier after a dramatic chamber speech that drew a tremendous ovation. Briand cited obstacles in negotiations and said his resignation is final though he will continue to govern under conditions. Poincare to form a new ministry with Millerand awaiting full answer.
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Aristide Briand
France
Briand
Clemenceau
Cannes
Cannes Conference and the Econference At Genoa Caused M. Briand
Great Britain
M. Br
Mr. Lloyd George
Chequers
England
Chamber of Deputies
Associated Press
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Republic
M. Briand
Eraf
Poland
Chamber
Preas
Genoa
Mariand
Senate
M. Millerand
M. Poincare
M. Poiet
Elysee Palace
The
Tene Viviant
Washington
M. Brian d
Arms delegates not affected by Briand's action
A Paris and Washington conference context is described with statements that Briand's moves will not delay the agenda. French officials in circles here anticipate no postponement and affirm confidence that discussions will proceed as planned.
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Briand
Penrose cash totaling 226100 revealed in report
A report by Theodore Cogswell through deputy registrar shows Penrose stockpile totaling 226100 in various bills including ten thousand dollar notes and smaller denominations. The details outline the composition of the funds held at the Security and Trust company vault.
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Security and ‘Trust Company
Theodore Cogswell
Debuty “Ceelatrar
Wile
Judge Dwyer Addresses Montana Boys in Bozeman Talk
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Judge John Y. Dwyer of Butte delivering a forceful address to Montana youths at the vocational conference in Bozeman. He urged character and honesty as paths to business success, praised by Prof. A J Abbey and noting Anaconda Copper Mining Company support for the event.
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Bozeman
Prozeman
Johny
Dwyer
Butte
A.J. Abbey
Denalé
Monta
Go! Brotenor Abbey
Jude Dwyer
Dinyer
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Jule Dever
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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Boxe
Bayer
Montana
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Hia
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Chara
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