Senate Backed Up On Gnose Resolution In Montana
Helena dispatch reports the upper house buckled under county division pressure as Senator Goose’s resolution blocking new county schemes was adopted 23 to 18. Kinney’s last minute vote shift and Kelsey’s retaliatory proposal dominated lobbies, with threats of reconsideration and heated debate over legislative steamroller tactics and the 50 day rule.
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Senate
Ted
Eddie Booth
Fallon
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Booth
Kinney
Sena
Gladstone
Sinders
Res House
Rasmussen
Kelsey
House
Kelly
Montana
Tost
Guilty verdict for all I W W defendants in conspiracy case
In Sacramento on January 16 the United States district court found all 46 defendants in the I W W conspiracy case guilty. Judge Frank H. Rudkin told jurors that membership in the organization does not prove guilt, and he explained the conspiracy law and the defendants silent defense. The government prosecutor Robert Duncan branded the I W W as hostile to the flag and rules. The jury returned the verdict after about two hours.
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Sacramento
Cal
United States District Court
United States
Frank H. Rudkin
Spokane
Robert Duncan
Rudkin
Supreme Council May Reverse Its Decision on Press
Paris January eighteenth the supreme council met to consider press relations and agreed to call a press conference at five o clock with representatives from various nations to discuss publicity methods and Russia related information the next meeting set for tomorrow at 10:30 am the session included Clemenceau Pichon Wilson Lloyd George Balfour Sonnino Chinda Matsui Orlando and Miss Benham with Mrs Wilson. Wilson attended with his party.
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Paris
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Pichon
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Lansing
Great Britain
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Balfour
Italy
Foreign Sonnino
Japan
Chinda
Aaron Matsui
Vittorio Orlando
Rome
Benham
La Follette Cleared by Senate Vote on War Speech
Washington nation reels as 50 to 21 vote dismisses disloyalty charges against Senator La Follette of Wisconsin over his 1917 St. Paul war speech. Thirty three Republicans and seventeen Democrats supported the resolution. Williams of Mississippi led with sharp attack.
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Williams
Mississippi
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Michigan
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Lodge
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Privilees and Elections Committee
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Delaware
Minnesota Safety Commission
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Mr. la Follette
Minority Committee
United States
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Dillingham
Majority Committee
Pastor Carter Reveals Deputy Fallout Amid Revival
Reverend George M Carter, pastor of Grace Methodist, spoke of conflicts during his revival series "Rebellion Against Sin." He described a deputy who lost his special badge after raiding local dispensaries, and the mayor's attempt to reinstate him after year-end talks.
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Uum Sveth
Explaining Wilsons League of Nations Idea to New York Merchants
New York on January 14 a business audience heard Frank B Lane outline President Wilsons league of nations plan. He argued international cooperation could prevent quarrels by an inter national court and mediation council and warned against economic isolation as a sanction, saying wars are unreasonable and the era calls for a global cooperative framework.
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Wilson
League of Nations
United States
Franklin
Lane
Merchants’ Association of ‘York
Mr. Lane
International Council of Mediation
Europe
Association of Nations
United St
America
Man Slay Trial Headlines And Court Move Rumors
The Standard Today reports a manslaughter case with suspect guilty and notes offices moving to the courthouse. An Anaconda section highlights police arrests, a deputy funeral service, and state news on army reorganization, honor to soldiers, and a missing witness. Local economy and markets mix with a soldier wife feature.
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Hen Franklin
Mureey
Reil “of Honor
Oregon
Butte
Ralph Peters
Anaconda News
Investigation Proposed Into Argonne Casualties
Washington Jan 19 A resolution by Representative Campbell of Kansas calls for an inquiry into casualties in the Twenty fifth division in the Argonne battle. Governor Allen of Kansas previously claimed the division suffered about 2000 deaths due to lack of proper artillery support and insufficient supplies.
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Washington
Battle of the Argonne
Campbell
Kansas
Allen
Prohibition in United States Now Assured
Washington reports that national prohibition moves toward permanent effect as states ratify the amendment. Congress debates enforcement plans and wartime revenue shifts while several Western and Southern states lead the dry movement and many remain wet.
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Congress
Betany
Supreme Art
California
Wyoming
Louisiana
Fire destroys Bonner lumber plant at Anaconda Copper
Aussoula Jan 18 The main plant of the Anaconda Copper Mining company lumber department at Bonner seven miles east of the city was totally destroyed by a fire of unknown origin shortly after 6 o clock tonight. Damage may reach 500000 with the sorting plant much of the cause. Four company workers kept boilers feeding to prevent loss of pumps as the blaze swept the brick boiler and pumphouse. About half of the 340 acres the company occupies burned. officials expect to reestablish operations by building a new plant on the site with 230 workers displaced.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner
Blackfoot Canyon
Hershey
Missoula
Clifford Lassore
Robert Palmer
Victor Stetson
Dan Boucher
Eomen
Only A Short Session Held by Peace Delegates
The supreme war council met for two hours at the war office in Paris, the only formal gathering of peace delegates today. The official communique cites discussion of the Russian situation and press relations, with President Wilson Premier Lansing and Mr. Balfour later continuing talks in M Pichon’s office.
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Associated Press
Paris
Supreme War Council
Reign
Wilson
Lansing
Talfour
M. Pichon
Victory Liberty Loan Named for Next War Bond
Washington January 18 Secretary Glass announced the name of the next war loan will be the Victory Liberty loan. The honoring of the loan will bear a blue V on a white field with a red border, combining both five and view elements.
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Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Glass
Food relief measure favorably reported in senate
Washington news reports that the senate appropriations committee approved a house bill to appropriate the 109 million dollar request by President Wilson for food relief in Europe. The action came with muted opposition and emphasizes urgent relief needs.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Wilson
Europe
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