Navy Secretary Writes Letter About the Navy
Secretary Daniels replies to Senator Page denying telling Admiral Sims not to let the British pull the wool over his eyes. He asserts Sims was warned to avoid committing the United States before war and describes Sims mission to London as confidential guidance to contact British and American naval authorities.
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Washington
Page
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Daniels
William S. Sims
London
United States
Senate Naval
Sims
Navy Department
Admiral Sims
General Board of the Navy
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Department
Tsay
Germany
Congress
Guild Hall
England
Taft
Nan
Gellar
Dr C B Storrs Probable Suicide In Minneapolis
Dr C B Storrs longtime Minneapolis Tribune editor dies after a self inflicted gunshot wound in his room. Born 1870 in Saginaw Michigan he served as a Red Cross captain in 1918 and is survived by his mother Mrs J S Storrs of Lansing and sister Mrs D L Case of Detroit. Funeral set for Lansing. Nearby items note a Paris dispatch on extradition of William per a peace conference secretary.
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Ite
The
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Dr. Storrs
Saginaw, Mlch
J. 8. Storrs
Lansing
Mich
D. L. Case
Detroit
Holland
Paris
Havas
Temps
William
Lineman Electrocuted Near Mitchell in Montana
A Montana Powers lineman named A Held, age 31, was electrocuted this afternoon two miles from Mitchell. His body was found on a telegraph pole. The incident is reported from Helena. Pope Benedict granted Admiral William Benson the Cross of St. Gregory the Great in military class on Saturday.
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Helena
A. Held
Montana Powers Company
Mitchell
Rome
Benedict
William
Benson
United States
Millerand May Form Cabinet for France
Paris dispatch reports Premier designate Alexandre Millerand plans a cabinet formation with M. L Hopiteau as justice minister and M. Honnerat interior minister. The list includes Raoul Peret war minister, M. Landry marine minister, Vic tor Berard public instruction, and Paul Jourdain labor minister. Deschanel is said to confirm the choice regarding a premier to succeed Clemenceau, with early meetings anticipated.
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Paris
Associated Press
Aillerand
Alexandre Millerand
M. L'Hopiteau
Andre Honnerat
Raoul Peret
M. Landry
Victor Berard
M. Isaac
Albert Sarant
Paul Bignon
Paul Jourdain
M. Berard
Milerand
Andre Tardieu
M. Millerand
Excesses Against Polish Jews Reported in Buffalo
A Buffalo Evening Times issue notes widespread anti Jewish violence with two buildings burned. The article cites Norman E Mack as publisher and mentions wartime political context. It also references a separate report from Geneva on Allied demands for extradition of former rulers influencing refugee status.
Dublin Election Returns Highlight Sinn Fein Lead
In Dublin the Sinn Fein led the ticket with a strong gain as 96 Cork seats split among Sinn Fein laborists and nationalists. Galway results show Sinn Fein securing a minority, with 10 of 24 seats. no Sinn Fein headed the poll. Transport workers formed a combined ticket in Cork, winning 30 seats to others.
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San
Dublin
Sinn
Thrift drive urged as nation marks insurance day
National Thrift Week emphasizes life insurance as a pillar of family financial security. Leaders warn that prudent saving and insurance reduce poverty and hardship, urging every citizen to insure, save monthly, and plan for the future amid rising living standards and population growth.
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Theodore Rooselt
Butte
New York Financial Times
United States
British war row over Bolshevism policy in Russia
Paris reports a London war office note on Bolshevism sparks policy clash between Winston Churchill and Lloyd George. Churchill urges stronger action at home, Lloyd George cautions against widening war against Soviet Russia. Allies weigh blockade changes and food trade as Russia stance shifts.
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Paris
Associated Press
War Office
London
Dremer
Lloyd “George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Lloyd George
Churchill
Lloyd
First Building Trades Conference Planned For Friday Night
A tentative plan for a first conference in the building trades to be held Friday night outlines a joint board of equal employers and workers from Butte Division of the Associated Industries of Montana and the Building Trades council. The aim is to stabilize wages and conditions, perhaps forming a permanent arbitration board.
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Great Falls
Lkely
Butte
Associated Industries of
Montana
Building ‘Tradex Council
I Bricklayers
Permanent arbitration plan outlined for future meetings
The document describes a framework for continuous conference talks leading to a permanent arbitration or grievance board by Feb 1, 1921. It assigns advisory roles to the Building Trades Council and Associated Industries, sets subcommittees, designates Carpenters Hall as initial meeting site, and calls for annual meetings to address wages, living costs, and industrial conditions while protecting public interests.
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Isk
Conference Board
Building ‘Trades Council
Associated Industries
Carpenters Hall
Mission Paris delay to Hungary on peace treaty terms
A delegation plans to travel from Paris to secure a delay in replying to the peace treaty demands. The trip, expected to last about ten days, aims to obtain more time before Hungary communicates its position.
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Paris
Jan
Lelegation
Hungary
Red Cross and American Force Withdrawals from Siberia
Washington Jan 18 with drawal of American Red Cross personnel from Siberia and the movement of the American expeditionary force homeward have been ordered. Messages forwarded to Lieut. Col. Rudolph B Teusler, formerly of Virginia, head of the command.
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RED Cross
Washington
Siberia
Homes Ward
Instelles Hons
Rudolph, B. Teusler
Virginia
Moore Shipbuilding Co Sets 1919 Oakland Output Record
The Moore Shipbuilding Company of Oakland reports the highest vessel delivery total for the United States Shipping Board in 1919 from the Southern Pacific district. During the year it delivered 13 ships, carrying 122,800 deadweight tons. The company holds ten vessels totaling 112,000 deadweight tons in its fleet.
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Aklond
Cal
Moore Shipbuilding Company of
Oakland
United States Shipping Board
Southern Pacific
Pbuilding Corporation
Two Great Issues Noted by Bryan
New York, Jan. 18 Profiteering and public ownership were two of the great issues to shape the coming presidential campaign, Willian Jenninss says. He urges trade commissions to handle profiteering and calls for citizen protections against coal operators profits while praising President Wilson's treaty efforts.
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New York
Willian Jenninss
Ian
Th Ciety of
Arts Ind
Enactment Threatens Private Property and Labor Rights
Gompers warns enacted measures would convulse the nation by branding strikes as political acts, forcing expulsion of unions from the AFL or making support for labor illegal. He predicts a reign of terror, spying, and jail for aiding strikes, arguing Magna Carta, Independence, and Constitution justify resistance.
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Tsult
Snoid
American Federation of Labor
United Statis
Department of Justice
United States
Soviet Russia Trade Relations Opened By Allies
Maxim Russian Bolshevik representative and British delegate James O Grady discuss prisoner exchanges as Paris supreme council declares trade with soviet Russia. He says it signals a blockade lift with huge effect on economics, noting Russia has flax hemp timber hides furs platinum and needs machinery agricultural tools and railway materials. He cites food in Siberia but transport limits and urges sending representatives abroad to enable reciprocal commercial engagement.
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James O'Grady
Supreme Council
Paris
Russia
Siberia
Reus
Soviet Russia
Hungarian Colonists to Receive Mexican Land Grants
A Mexico City dispatch reported that two thousand Hungarian colonists will be granted land by the Mexican government. The land is described as properly irrigated and the government will exert every effort to facilitate colonization. The information comes from a Mexican newspaper and was received in San Antonio, Texas, on January 18.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico City
I. Mexican
Serious Auto Crash Leaves Butte Man Severely Hurt
Willis Irvine, a well known Butte resident and son of City Clerk Shelby Irvine, was seriously injured yesterday when the car he drove overturned near Anaconda. Three ribs near the spine, kidney and back injuries were reported. His wife and two children and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Smith escaped harm. Irvine was taken to Murray hospital in Butte. late last night his condition was listed as fair. He and his family lived at 531 A South Idaho street.
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Willis Irvine
Butte
Anaconda
T. A. Smith
Iury
Irvine
Murray Hospital
Shelby Irvine
Idaha Street
Mrs Seibert to Be Buried Today in Butte
Funeral services for Lena Seibert wife of M R Seibert will be held at 1823 Wall Street this afternoon with Rev M D Hudt officiating She was 47 and in poor health three months Her father and mother left Butte Thursday to seek a lower altitude for their daughter's health She passed away after a relapse Survived by her husband two brothers B D and Otis Henson of Kenmare N D Lodge members Pythian Sisters and Daughters of Rebekah will attend The 28 years in Butte noted for her cheer to many in the community
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Lena Seibert
M. R. Seibert
Wall Street
M.D. Hudt
Rebekah
Butte
Seibert
Memorial diplomas to widowed kin of fallen French soldiers
Word from the Butte army recruiting office states mailing of French memorial diplomas to the next of kin of deceased soldiers. Diplomas are enclosed with a copy of the interpretation and will be distributed locally soon. Sergeant Hermann at the recruiting office provides further information.
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Butte Army
France
Butte
Loca
Futor
Hermann
Noted Butte Miner Dies After 11 Years Local Residence
Well known miner of Butte who had lived there 11 years died at a local hospital yesterday. He was a Croatian native with a wife and child in Croatia, and leaves an uncle and nephew John and George Minelich of 1815 Jefferson Street. Funeral will be held Wednesday morning under the auspices of St Philip and Jacob's Society No. 1 of Butte, with arrangements by M. J. Walsh Company. POWERED, BEKELEY, Cal., Jan 18. A theft of mail car loot valued over 100000 dollars from the Bouth Pacific Express near last night was recovered by railroad detectives after a posse pursuit.
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Butte
Croatia
John and
George Minelich
Jefferson Street
St Phillip and
Jacob's Society
No. 1
M. J. Walsh Company
Bekeley
Cal
Eastern Express
Bouthe Pacific
Major Yarnold Aims Pacific Crossing Flight
Maj. D A Yarnold of the Royal Flying Corps who was in Vancouver last week sails today for England to seek permission to attempt a Pacific crossing He plans to go to Weybridge to supervise construction for a possible flight from Tennessee to Australia He is listed among the potential pilots.
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Pacific
Undertakers Attend Funeral of Charles Keam Aged 60
AIL members of Washington lodge 16 attend the funeral of Charles Keam aged 60 in Hopia Noble Grand KEAM announces the body will be moved to Mrs. W E Johnston residence 1800 Robe Erievente for the services tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock conducted by Rev Cy We Duc bole with interment at Mount Bloriah cemetery. Survived by aunt Mrs. Caroline Toward and cousin Carrie Toward of Ye. The funeral of Miss Julia Best will be held at Richards net at a time to be announced.
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Washington Lodge
Orana Vinlting Brothers
Tussany
Charles AW
Hopaia
Noble Grand
Keam
Charles Keam
Wil Ber
Rien
Arde
Hla Pousin
W. E. Johnston
Robe Erievente
Cy We Duc Bole
Mount Bloriah Cemetery
Caroline Toward
Ties Carrie Toward
Julia Best
Richards Net
Woodmen of the World member Charles Lynch funeral
The obituary notes the death of Charles Lynch aged 61 with funeral arrangements to be held. Relatives include John and William Lyne, Mary Bodin and Mrs Henry Bodin, plus nephews and nieces. The family resided at 409 East Parke and services will be announced by Sherman & Reed.
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Inone
Kage Lynch
Je Lynch
Virginia
Droums
John J
Wiliam. Lyne
RiteOrnden
Mary
Henry
Bodin
Allot Buttes Mont
Femaing
Charles
Sherman & Reed
Funeral Notices and Burial Details from City Record
The notice records Mary Relitaned's funeral with a nephew referenced, a Holy Cross cemetery burial, and requests attention from St Philip's and Uncohn Society members. It notes Ignac Zavaea aged 83 and mentions a Wednesday funeral procession from Mortiogata Ave, detailing survivors and timing in a fragmentary city notice.
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Qneill
Mary
Holy Cross
St. Philip's and Uncohny Society
Zoencat
Ignac Zavaea
Staree
Jonep UI The Remainy Dreems Announcement
Fragmentary OCR note mentions forwarding to parlor events with a tunerad to be announced. Names and places are obscured, no clear date or venue provided.
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Jonep UI
Remainy Dreems
Sprites
Arie
Daly Sher Company funeral directors and embalmers
Seibert announces the funeral of Mrs Eileenoon at the Hudson places of Paugnters of Rebekah. Barnes reports the remains of John partes are as Whites perisre. an announcement will be made later.
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Seibert
Mes
Eileenoon
Te D
Hudtion Pices
Paugnters
Rebekah Barnes
Johm Partes
Tom
Funeral services for Anna Pay qube ala
The funeral for Mrs. Anna Pay qube ala is set for Monday at 2 oclock at Shed Heart church with bishop Mil leading services. Interment will follow at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Anna Pay
Bates
Churen
Holy Cross
British aces tally Thirty-two German planes and balloons
A Royal Air Force ace is officially credited with downing thirty two German planes and eight balloons. The pilot wears several decorations and is noted as thrice wounded in action. The report highlights wartime tally and honors.
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C. B Storrs
Millerand
Poinfare
M. Deschanel
M._ Deschanel
Poincare
Clemenceau
Bourbon Palace
Grelock
M. Bourgeois
Elysee Palace
Me Mitterand
M.deschanel
M. Poincare
M. Clemenceat
M. “Deschanel
M Poincare
Buffalo Evening Times
Buffalo Evening Today
Norman E. Mack
Democratic” National’ Committee
Minne
Sota
Manning
Bureau of Mine
Bureau
Minneapolis
Curuna
Geneva
Williamn
Switzerland
Charles of
Austria
Ludwig of
Bavaria
Etion EN
Adedtian
Whollaner
William H. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Bolsive
Lioydorge
Trussia
Europe
Churchil
Pii
Bryan
Wuld
Wilson
Mexico
Mrs. Seibert
Undertakers
Joseph Richards
Ineral Embalmers
Tiron Storm
Larry Duggan
Daly Sher
Unewal
Sam R
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