Eagles Endorse Old Age Pensions at Meeting
Morin outlines congressionally pressed bills including soldiers bonus and public welfare act. He supports modifying the Volstead Act for beer and light wines and notes suffrage ties to Prohibition. He highlights the Fraternal Order of Eagles record, a million dollars paid in gratuities, and plans for an old age pension campaign and a Lyceum Bureau. Local Eagles and helpers extend welcome.
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Spokane
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Kansas City
Congress
North
Ite
Lyceum Bureau
Will Logan
Missoula
Howard Bennet
Great Falls
Swan Anderson
Basin
Buttene
William Maloney
Dr. F. McCarthy
Will McMahon
P. J. Gillikan
William Molloy
Don King
James F. Care
Hennessy “Mercantile Company
Pennsylvania
Hardin
Morin
Beers Toasted by Chicago Members Opposing Prohibition
An Associated Press dispatch from Chicago notes a banquet where supporters and opponents of the Prohibition Act gathered. The event highlighted opposition to the Volstead Act and included remarks by a son of a national association.
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Associated Prewe
Chicago
Morin Returns to Butte After Thirty Years
John M. Morin, grand worthy of the Fraternal Order of Hagies and representative from the Thirty-first district of Pennsylvania, revisits Butte. The city is recalled as it was decades ago during his first trip back in 30 years.
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Abe Cohen
John Mori
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Iiliam Molloy
Butte Serie
M. M. Sullivan
Butte
John M. Morin
Grand Worthy
Order of Hagies
Representative 'N Congress
Thirty-first District
Pennsylvania
Montana
Missoula
Tom
Mr. Morin
Morin
Larry Gleason
Jack Flannery
Ike" Harpleter
Northern Pacific
League
Bail
Washington J. McCormick
Hife
Cormick
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Afarin
House
Tam
Senate
Civil Service Commission
Pittsburg
Unclear ad touting tonic for rheumatism and blood health
An old brochure style advertisement extols a tonic claimed to treat rheumatism and improve blood, promising benefits for joints and muscles. It urges readers to buy for their mother, stresses affordability with larger sizes, and uses persuasive, repetitive lines.
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Jet 'Nomebody
Atres
Proclamation of Amnesty Issued Amid Irish Protests
A proclamation of amnesty was issued as part of the political turmoil in Ireland. The decree allows general amnesty for offenses tied to political motives prior to the July truce and calls for a general convention of 2,000 delegates to decide future policy. The move aims to ease Britain Ireland relations and set a path for provisional governance.
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Throught O
de Valera
King George
Ireland
Winston Churchill
Great Britain and
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Dublin to be demobilized in England barracks withdrawal
Dublin prepares for a staged demobilization as auxiliaries and Royal Irish Constabulary troops exit in evening processions toward Westland Row station. Officials expect no trouble, while broader evacuation of remaining troops proceeds over the coming days. First prisoner released in the amnesty drive, with more to follow from Mount Joy and Limerick prisons. Belfast reports note six men tried for a murder case, three found guilty and sentenced to death. others acquitted pending minor charges.
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Dublin
England
Erm
With
Westland Row
Castle
Grifith
Royal Trish Constabulary
Associated Pres
M. C. Conville Stonaghan
Mount Joy
Dublin Castle
Limerick
Belfast
Con Mables Gorman
Lyttle
London
Gerry
Patrick Leonard
Thomas McShea
Patrick Johnston
Trial Ends in Burch Case Amid Confusion
A garbled report indicates the Burch trial concluded with a verdict or decision. Witnesses and legal counsel argued points as the proceedings closed, but precise outcomes and names remain unclear from the damaged text.
Weeding of Arbuckle Jurors Begins
Jurors are being selected for the Arbuckle trial as prosecutors claim a defendant hurt by a French court party dispute. The record mentions injuries and a party incident tied to the case.
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Arbuckle
Creosote Evidence Ties Three to Jefferson Island Assault
Testimony links Borden Douglass and Shaw to an assault at Jefferson Island with creosote stains on clothing and footprints measured at 11 to 12 inches. Witnesses place all three men in town the night of the incident. Borden denies threats and asserts he was in Jefferson Island from early evening.
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Associated
Prem Dublin
Locomotive Society
Proponal Co
Jefferson Island
Lane
Borden
Douglass
Mum
Oficer
Geter
Doug- Ings
Kenneth Powell
John Powell
Tesuifi
Bozeman
Boreman
Eleae Shaw
Ike B. C. Pace
Powell
Shaw
Joseph Geier
Duncan
Pace
Lace
Jefferson Telan
Oscar Harris
Geler
Leonard Patrick
Delmar Moon
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Butte Brethren
Great Northwest
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
Jack Richardson Henry Hebert Mathilde Brundage
Charles Dudley
Oroughly
Sometie
Gsme
Sgt
Jacobson
Griffith
Arthur Grimth
Mr. Grimth
Ernest Blythe
Trade and Commerce
Joseph “McGrath
Murievica
Hayes
Jan
Paramount
Wallace
Reid
Burch
Beverly
Glen Ratna Ushate
Aliis
Slayers
Ossining
N.Y
Eaware
Wiltim Marwey
Raond St
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