One More Effort to Seat Quintet in Albany
The New York assembly judiciary committee prepared for the trial next Tuesday of five socialist members suspended at the opening of the session. A plan to rescind the action and seat the quintet was set for Monday night. Senator Miles Poindexter condemned violence and urged lawful methods, while the Senate foreign relations panel debated counsel for its Russian propaganda inquiry. Monday was tentatively set for the hearing with Ludwig Martens as first witness.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Assembly
United States
Miles Poindexter
Washington
New York Assembly
Russia
Constituent Assembly of the People of
Senate
Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Moses
New Hampshire
Knox
Pennsylvania
Archibald Stevenson
New York
Borah
Stevenson
Lusk
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Brothers Held for Grand Jury in Great Falls
Richard and John Hurley were bound over to the United States grand jury at Great Falls after arraignment before United States Commissioner Van Etten yesterday afternoon. They face charges of operating an illicit still. Bonds were set at 500 dollars each. They were arrested January 8 by Deputy U S Marshal L S Groff and sheriffs deputies, with 0 gallons of mash and a still connection seized as evidence. The grand jury meets in Great Falls starting February 15.
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Richard
John Hurley
United States Grand Jury
Great Falls
United States
van Etten
L. S. Groff
Mexico Denies Yakumo Acted as Convoy to Arms Ship
In Mexico City on Tuesday January 13 Gen Juan Barragan chief of the presidential staff declared reports that the Japanese cruiser Yakumo acted as a convoy to a vessel delivering arms to the Mexican government baseless. Hilario Medina under secretary in charge of the foreign office denied any secret treaty with Japan.
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Mexico City
Yakumo
Manzanillo
Juan Barragan
Hilario Medina
Foreign Office
Mexico
Japan
Young Santa Ana boy returns home after escape
Homer Craig, 13, of Santa Ana California, who was picked up by Butte police three days earlier, left last night on the Oregon Short Line for home. He had run away to pursue a career as a moving picture actor but was escorted to the train by police after his father telegraphed.
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Homer Craig
Santa Ana
Cal
Butte
Oregon
Craig
Murphy
Coast Tailors Strike To Resume Settlement Efforts
San Francisco January 14 government mediators say settlement efforts will resume as Pacific coast tailors meet in annual convention here tomorrow. E P Marsh and C T Connell of the department of labor announce the plan covering San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Portland and Seattle.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Coast
E. P. Marsh
C. T. Connell
Department of Labor
Bill would extend zone postal rates to fiction content
Washington January 14 A bill by Senator King Democrat of Utah extends zone postal rates as now applying to advertising matter in newspapers and periodicals to fiction contents as well Foreign language newspapers would be placed in the third class instead of the second and second class rates will be slightly advanced.
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Washington
Senator King
Democrat
Utah
Post Office Committee
Reunion Talks Aimed At Healing Methodist Split
In Louisville today a joint commission from the North and South wings of the Methodist Episcopal Church prepares to meet to seek reunion. Bishop W F McDowell leads the Northern delegation while Bishop Edwin Mouton heads the Southern side. The talks, held in a Fourth Street church, will be private and span several days, tracing the 1840s breach over a slave owned by a bishop’s wife and the subsequent formation of the Church South.
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Butte
Louisville
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F. McDowell
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church North
Edwin Mouton
Dallas
Texas
Andrews
Georgia
Methodist Episcopal
North
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Fourth Street Methodist Church
Church sentiment shaped by Rev Winans meeting
The Rev. 8 J. Winans, current pastor, said sentiment led to the meeting here. North claims roughly 4,000,000 members while the southern church counts about 2,000,000.
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8. J. Winans
Methodist Episcopal Church North
Southern Church
Americans killed in Siberian clash near Verkhneudinsk
A Daily Mail correspondent reports two Americans killed and three wounded in a clash with an armored train commanded by General Semenoff between Lake Baikal and Verkhneudinsk in Trans-Baikalia. The Americans were said to have captured the train.
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London
Semenoff
Lake Baikal
Verkhneudinsk
Trans-Baikalia
Daily Mail
Harbin
Oregon ratifies national equal suffrage amendment
In Salem Oregon the president of the senate and the speaker of the house signed the ratification resolution to finalize Oregon's approval of the national equal suffrage amendment. The document was filed with the secretary of state today.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Senate
Indians Naturalized Washington Bill Passes to Grant Citizenship
The House approved measures granting citizenship to all Indians born in the United States and providing final disposition of tribal property to competent Indians. The bill removes all restrictions on property disposition after apportionment.
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Washington
House
United States
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Phil Gillis
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George N. Short
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Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Railway
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yman-Sruton Company
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