Taxation to Dominate Montana Legislature Session
Helena dispatch reports taxation will be the main topic as lawmakers consider methods of levy and new bills. The tax commission proposals, introduced by Rasmussen, move forward while debate on objections and broader reform continues. A Capitol staffing and machine issue prompts rethink on equipment rentals and future use.
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Myers and South Dakota Senator Demand Postponement
Washington January 13. Senators South Dakota Republican and Myers Montana Democrat urged delaying consideration of the league of nations proposal. They argued peace conference issues should not be complicated. Myers favored a strict league, Kaiser's punishment, German debt repudiation, and seizure of German wealth and fleets.
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Wilson urges famine aid bill to curb Bolshevism spread
President Wilson pressed a $10.1 million famine relief measure for Europe outside Germany aiming to curb Bolshevism as the House approved the bill and sent it to the Senate. The plan allows some funds for relief in near East countries and faces further debate on expenditures and peace terms.
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Big future for air navigation
London reports General Bran will resign as master general of personnel to focus on commercial aviation. He foresaw rapid growth, with air routes watched by a proposed aerial peace force and a growing fleet of large airships. The British Admiralty plans a major airship program with ships carrying crews and long endurance, while a transatlantic mail service may resume in 1920.
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Withdrawal demand for Italian troops in Montenegro
Belgrade January 13 Montenegrin national assembly calls for immediate withdrawal of all Italian troops from Montenegro. Weather forecast fair Tuesday with notable temperature change.
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Montenegro
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Spartacan Rebellion Suppressed in Berlin Fight
Government troops storm key sites in Greater Berlin including the railway station and Boetzow brewery. About 600 Spartacans, including several women, resisted briefly before being dispersed or arrested. Bolshevik offices were captured as scattered groups retreated, with crowds burning Holsheviki literature and rumors of Rosa Luxemburg’s arrest denied.
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London
Oes
Peace Council Sessions Resume With Multinational Delegates
Paris January 12 The supreme council of the peace congress resumed at 3 PM at the French foreign office with Wilson Lansing and Hoover leading American representatives. Notable attendees included Clemenceau Pichon and Lloyd George with Japanese delegates Chinda and Matsui joining the gathering as Allies push for armistice terms and postwar arrangements.
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France
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Argentines Crackdown as General Strike Cools in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires reports gradual return to normal after a general strike. Stores reopen and streetcar service resumes while authorities confirm about 300 strike agitators arrested, most Russians among the detainees, with 10 percent Argentines. Prisoners held in military barracks, who claim the movement will renew on May 1, though the government believes arrests will end the trouble.
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