Huns object to propaganda at Hoppmans circulation
Military observers report that General Hoppman protested the distribution of revolutionary works. The ire arose amid broader concerns over censorship and public agitation in the capital. Local authorities pledged to investigate the matter and safeguard state interests.
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Peace conference tensions over Ukraine self determination
At Amsterdam January 13 delegates discuss Ukraine recognition amid German and Austrian positions. Czernin and Trotzky engage over Ukraine independence and its link to Russian affairs. The session notes German pressure for reciprocal treatment and Bolshevik restraint, with continued coverage on page 7.
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Triple execution takes place this morning
Governor Stewart explains why he refused commutation of death sentence as the state proceeds with the executions. The page notes federal funds, the campaign in Braverhead, and new school developments in Bozeman with industrial leaders discussing Sieve heading to California and ongoing conditions in China.
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Chicago Battles Huge Storm Rescue Efforts Underway
Chicago and surrounding areas mobilized thousands of volunteers and city workers to clear snow and restore services after a Friday night storm. Railroads resumed limited outbound trains as weather improves, but many routes remain disrupted and fuel shortages loom. Fire safety concerns rise with blocked streets and bucket brigades, while 69,000 children are released for shoveling and cleanup. Ten deaths have been reported in Chicago. Temperature climbs as wind eases, signaling possible normal operations tomorrow.
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Senator Brady of Idaho Dead in Washington
Senator Brady of Idaho died at his Washington home from heart disease after an acute attack a week earlier. His sons J Robb Brady of Kansas and Brady of Chandler Oklahoma were en route to see him, with the Iran train due. Brady was born in Pennsylvania, raised in Kansas, and rose to governor in 1908 before serving in the Senate.
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Toward Peace Depicted in Press and Leaders
A fragmented clipping discusses peace efforts and public sentiment as leaders urge unprejudiced pursuit of peace. It notes German and American pressures shaping wartime aims, with emphasis on liberty and justice in the world.
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Charged With Leading Raid On Printing Plant
Seattle January 12 Formerly G Murl Gordon tied to a raid on the Ht Pigott company printing plant. J Fred Drake a repairman in a jewelry manufactory and a sailor were arrested. Workmen identified the men as the leaders who commanded workers to stay on the floor as the plant was wrecked.
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Weather forecast for Washington Montana Snow Monday
The forecast notes snow in Washington and portions of Montana on Monday with potential flurries and travel impact. Temperatures are expected to stay cold with gusty winds creating blowing snow conditions.
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Last Hope Gone as three men face gallows in dawn
A trio of murderers Monta man AP, Kay Gullted, and Frank Fisher faced execution at dawn inside the jail yard. Sheriff deputies escorted the men to the scaffold while priests and witnesses observed. Brought to final decision after hours of prayer, the inmates showed varied reactions, with some accepting faith while awaiting the fatal drop.
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Governor denies clemency for Montana defendants
Special to the Standard Helena 18 Government Stewart tonight denied commutation requests for John O Neill Fraser white and Sherman Power tied to death sentences in Butte. He reviewed trial records and witness testimonies, stating capital punishment is the law and petitions based on opposition carry no weight. He noted doubts about lesser guilt or unequal punishment do not alter the sentence and cited insufficient evidence to overturn. Cont on page 5 col 6.
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