German Coal Deliveries Orders Spark Occupation Fears
Germany orders final reparations coal deliveries to France and Belgium by tomorrow or face penalties. Ruhr region fears further punitive steps as occupation expands toward Muenster. German mine owners say no hearing was given at Dusseldorf. control stations and trained inspections tighten Ruhr transport.
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Bastrop witness shields raiders in open hearing
In Bastrop Louisiana an open inquiry into masked band depredations in Morehouse parish featured witness admissions that he briefly recognized three hooded suspects in the Daniel and Richard kidnapping case. Judge Odom limited questions likely to incriminate Gray while Gray testified about a Bastrop baseball game and a later talk with associates about a threatening letter.
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Harding Ill With Severe Cold At White House
President Harding, afflicted by a cold for several days, went to the White House after the cabinet meeting and spent the afternoon resting. Brigadier General Sawyer, his physician, said the illness was not serious, with the first notice coming at the Tuesday press conference.
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Mexicans Friendly to Papal Delegate
Mexicans gathered outside Monsignor Ernesto Filippi residence to show sympathy for the papal delegate ordered deported by President Obregon. Filippi declined to receive them and planned to depart tomorrow night for Laredo en route to Washington and New York. The Italian minister arranged Filippi’s passport at the U S embassy.
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British Delay Ultimatum on Near East Situation
Lausanne January 16 Britain abandons plan to lay draft Near East peace treaty before the week ends. France and Italy oppose risking a break with Turkey, while Italy seeks to extend foreign judicial privileges for its benefit. Four articles on population exchange between Turkish and Greek peoples pass. Turks oppose key points demanding deportation of all Greeks in Turkey except Constantinople residents.
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Mine Expert Affidavits Read In Court Identity of Ore Body in Dispute
In court proceedings, affidavits from mine experts were presented as authorities on the origin of rich ore body from which vast mineral values were extracted. The identity of the ore body remains disputed among plaintiffs and defense.
Battle of affidavits in Anaconda suit over Original Vein
In federal court, Anaconda Copper Mfg Co sues Davis Daly Copper Smoke House Copper and Davis Daly Extension seeking injunction to stop work on Original Vein ore body and for accounting of ores mined. Both sides present lengthy affidavits from mining experts. Defendants argue injunction harms many workers and violates Pittman act guarantees.
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Dublin battle sees Irregulars lose to Free Staters
Irregular forces attacked strategic points in Dublin but were repelled by Free State troops. The fighting stirred hysteria as citizens fled the streets and trams were abandoned. The heaviest assault targeted City Hall with heavy fire from multiple sides. A bomb aimed at Freeman's Journal failed to detonate. Early reports noted irregulars leaving the city hidden in a lorry. Continued on Page 8 Column 3.
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Justice Galen Annual Saving Egorated on of $1,500,000
Distinctive language notes a government awarded Distinguished Service Medal for work with a first provision. It reports a flat reduction of 25 percent in salaries of employees across four county classes and mentions Capitol Steps 10 taxpayers in the context of the annual saving figure of 1.5 million dollars.
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Montana Marks Albert Galen Honor With Siberian Service Medal
About 1,000 Montanans gathered in Helena for a military ceremony honoring Albert J. Galen, now a Montana associate justice. Brig. Gen. Graves presented the medal and citation, praising Galen’s service in Siberia and his work as judge advocate. The event featured Fort Missoula soldiers and noted Galen’s voluntary service and leadership. In the same session, Montana senators introduced McQuitty bills to cut county official salaries and deputies, aiming to save about 1.5 million dollars annually.
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Sleeping sickness cases treated in a Butte hospital
An epidemic of sleeping sickness known as encephalitis lethargica is reported in Butte with three patients in a local hospital and several more under observation. A 19 year old married woman remains comatose, and two other cases involve a 11 or 13 year old boy and a 9 year old boy, all showing extreme nervousness and sleep disturbance. The disease, observed on the coast, is feared to spread east.
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Interest feature delays in war debt parley
Washington Jan 16 The American and British debt commissions failed to reach terms and talks were suspended until Thursday as Britain seeks new instructions. Officials noted guarded progress with indications the British mission proposed a figure lower than U.S. expected, while some Americans urged approval. The meeting hinged on the interest rate comparison to normal times and the overall war debt settlement.
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Anaconda Copper plans first offering bonds and debentures
New York January 16 The Anaconda Copper Company will offer 10 million dollars of 30 year 6 percent first consolidated mortgage bonds, led by National City Bank and Guaranty Company, to fund the purchase of Chile Copper Company. A 50 million dollar debenture issue will follow. Gessgenheim Brothers reportedly to receive 877 million for 2,200,000 shares of Chile Copper, with control implied.
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Ship Difficulty Passes Rum Fl Lands Near New York
A vessel arriving from the West Indies encounters navigation hazards near the Rum Feet area in New York Harbor. The Berney com and ThAine Reet are noted as posing a menace to safe passage as authorities report increasing crowding and risk to navigational safety.
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War story grand jury to hear flogging case
An Associated Press dispatch reports Houston area tensions as grand juries prepare to hear a flogging case. Investigations continue through Tuesday amid wartime reporting. victims and defendants are named in the unfolding proceedings.
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Statewide investigation panels named to probe all state offices
Final preparations were made in Helena to form a Senate investigation into all state departments. Lieutenant Governor Story will chair a cross panel including Powell Dowlin Clark Speer Pomp noy Stewart Dearborn Rhoads and Duncan to examine executive offices boards and commissions state institutions and related agencies with witness subpoenas and hearings to uncover expenditures and operations. Findings go to the Senate for action and three additional committees may operate jointly or separately as needed.
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