Poincare Names Cabinet as Millerand Accepts
Paris reports Raymond Poincare forms a new ministry and submits ministers to President Millerand, who accepts the selections. M. Sarraut, head of the French arms delegation, received and accepted a cabinet post invitation, signaling continued leadership in colonial affairs.
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Associated Press
Washington
M. Sarraut
M. Poincare
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Aristide Briand
France
Millerand
Bonin Islands seen as mainland portion by Japanese cabinet
Wye Associated Press reports Tokyo asserts Bonin Islands belong to mainland Japan and should be excluded from fortification limits. Washington notes insistence by Japan on viewing the isles as Japanese territory prompts demand for specific fortification agreement. Cabinet lineup described, with Premier and foreign affairs under renewed postwar context.
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Wye Associated Press
Tokio
Bonin Islands
Nichi Nichi
Foreign Office
Japan
Shantung
Washington
Glendive Station Destroyed By Fire
An AP dispatch from Miles City reports the Northern Pacific passing station at Glendive was totally destroyed by a basement fire that broke out at 5:98 p.m. The wooden structure burned rapidly with flames issuing from roof vents and openings as the blaze spread quickly.
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Associated Press
Miles City
Accuran Secial
Glen
the Star
Northern Pacific Railroad
Crop Insurance Touted As Price Stabilizer At Conference
The national agricultural conference opening Jan 23 will discuss crop insurance as a tool to stabilize farm product prices. Debates will cover cooperative versus private or government aid delivery, with tests cited as successful by experts. Topics include balancing production and consumption, crop surveys, and potential price guarantees amid broader labor questions.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
National Agricultural Conference
America
Congress
Weaders
Samuel Gompers
Burgh Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Kennedy Murder Case
Los Angeles Jan 15 The jury in the Arthur C Burgh murder retrial told Judge Sidney N Reeve there was no chance of a verdict after 56 hours out. The 10 women and two men deliberators were ordered locked up for the night with instructions to resume by 9 am. One juror woman said there was no chance for agreement. The case hinges on Kennedy’s death and Burgh’s guilt or innocence.
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Associates
Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burgh
J Belton Kennedy
Sidney N. Reeve
Reeve
Church
Woolwine
Troops guard court at trial of fueldist
Armed with rifles and two machine guns, 50 state guards arrived in Manchester to guard the Clay county courthouse during the trial of Steve Martin, alleged fueldist, for the murder of Wood Bure. Governor Morrow ordered the troops at the request of Judge Johnson amid rumors relatives planned to march and protest the verdict, even threatening to blow up the courthouse.
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Associated Pres
Manchester
Clay" County
Elreult Court
Steve Martin
Wood Bure
Morrow
Ludge Johnson
Woman Merchant Defends Store In Night Burglary
A South Main lodging house raid led to the arrest of George Allan for burglary at an East Mercury street cigar store run by Vernie Blanchard and Bertha Clark. Allan allegedly forced entry, while Blanchard used a stove poker to defend the scene. He briefly fled, returned, and fled again as officers arrived. a bottle of knockout drops was found in his possession. Allan was fingerprinted and charged with burglary.
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South Main Street
George Allan
van Orden
Tompkins
Halley
Allan
foMlers
Wife of Ryan Near Death in Poison Case
Paris dispatch reports Mrs Thomas S. Ryan wife of a Chicago Tribune employee grave illness from suspected poison. She weakened further and could not be questioned by the investigation magistrate. Police hold Mr Ryan as an associate in the case as he maintains he will be exonerated.
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Paris
Thomas $. Ryan
Paris Aft
The
Chicago Tribune
Physiane
Ryan
Misoula Hopper Captures Grainhopper On Mount Jumbo
In Missoula on January 15 signs of spring appeared as a brown grainhopper was captured after the fourth spring by A. Bens near Mount Jumbo. Minimum temperature recorded at Gay was four degrees above zero.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mount Jumbo
A. Bens
Gay
First Trains Wednesday Resume Butte Mines Output
Operations at the Washoe smelter will employ 700 workers for initial ore shipments as brewing recovery begins. First trains are due Wednesday with gradual gains in staffing until normal production returns, driven by ore flow from Butte and refinery work at Great Falls.
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Butte
Washoe
Frederick Laist
Mr. Lalst
Great Falls
Immigrant Mother Refused Baby Admitted At Ellis Island
A Chicago resident Mrs Dionisio Scalswaska and three children were admitted to the United States by Ellis Island officials while her 3 month old infant, born in Poland, was excluded due to Poland’s quota being exceeded. Welfare groups rallied to aid the mother after all appeals failed. Officials expect to release her with the other child on the Mexantic ship tomorrow.
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Associated Frep
New York
Fills Island
Dionisio Scalswaska
Chicago
Poland
Mexantic
Copper Mines Restart in Butte with 2600 Jobs
Four Anaconda mines plus Butte & Superior properties resume operations today after a shutdown last April. About 2,600 men begin full-time work, with gradual expansion planned as ore production and related activity pick up. A general revival in trade accompanies the reopening as miners report to duty and suppliers restock for the new shift.
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Usivea Esta
Butte
Hale Properties
Anaconda Company
Stewart
Mountain View
Leonard
Badger State
Black Rock
Butte & Superior
Storey
Welpon Waustles
A.C. M
Clark
Tuolumne
Butte-Bullwhacker
North Butte
Editors See Big Help To State In Mines Reopening
Montana editors from many papers comment on the reopening of Butte mines and its broad benefits. They say renewed mining activity will spur improved sentiment, mutual regard, and overall industrial progress across the state, with employment and greater economic momentum felt in communities like Miles City, Fort Benton, and across Montana.
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Montana
Butte
Miles City Star
Thokce
Montana Record-Herald
Fort Benton River Press
Fear for lives of flying boat crew grows after search
Miami Pla January 15 reports mounting apprehension for the safety of three passengers who departed Friday on the flying boat from New York to Bimini. A rising wind hampered locating the vessel, while sub chasers and airplanes conducted daylong searches to find the craft assumed moored or disabled in the Gulf.
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Miami
Pla
New York
Bimini
Ne York
Gulf
U S War Finances Surpass Two Hundred Billion Dollars
Treasury figures show government financial operations from April 6, 1917, to December 31, 1921 totaling over 200 billion dollars. Receipts reached 99 billion in ordinary and public debt, while disbursements totaled 145 billion, with a net balance of 92 million in the general fund at war’s start.
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Treasury
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