Kellogg Open to Senate Guidance on arbitration in Mexican dispute
Secretary Kellogg has not initiated arbitration talks with Mexico despite considering the principle. Officials say he welcomes Senate advice but would not commit to accepting any Mexican arbitration offer. Separate notes from Mexico City relay cautious official views.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kellogg
State Department
Caller
Mexico
Wome
Robinson
Senate
Nicaraga
United States
Nicaragua
Mexico City
United Tes of
Calles
Kelloge
Optim
Otten
Sacasa
U.S
Assciate
Porto Cabezas
Juan Sautista
Nberal
Wberal
Diaz
Managua
Fing
Belgian Empress Charlotte Dies in Mourning Period
The Belgian Court enters 10 weeks of mourning for Charlotte, widow of Emperor Maxmilian. She died after a life marked by exile and tragedy since 1867, with her body laid in the Chateau de Bouillon near Brussels as nuns and ladies mourn. The funeral will be national and public displays will honor Belgium's regal dead.
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Associated Press
Assels
Charlotte
Maxgilian
Mexico
Maxmillan
Yastain
Chateau de Bouout
Brussels
Royal Crypt
Belgium
Judge Rules on Security Holders in Rail Reorganization
Judge Wilkerson approves a decree allowing possible future Congress action to modify the reorganization plan for the railway with roughly 70 million dollars to be refunded to the federal government. The plan envisions bond adjustments and a 70 million charge against stockholders as receivers push to dissolve the receivership. The decree contains 12 provisions and confirms the equitable nature of the plan while noting the continued custodians. Two New York banks remained depositories for St. Paul Securities and were the sole bidders at the sale, with the railroad later renamed Pacific to reflect its transcontinental scope.
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Congress
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Interstate Commerce Commission
H. B. Gyram
Mark W. Potter
F. J. Brundage
Illinois
New York
St. Pitul Securities
Butte
Pacific
Funeral for Mine Flood Victim James T Sullivan
Funeral services were held for James T Sullivan who drowned when water burst into the Otisco mine on January 9. A requiem high mass was celebrated at St Lawrence church by Rev J W McCormack with choir selections including Some Sweet Day and Lead Kindly Light. At the grave Rev Father M J Leonard conducted the ceremony as floral tributes were laid and pallbearers named are Dennis Shea Kane Connors Tim Sheehan Dan J Sullivan Mike Sheehan and Jerry Sheehan.
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James T. Sullivan
Otisco
St. Lawrence's Church
J. W. McCormack
M. J. Leonard
Dennis Shea
Kane Connors
Tim Sheehan
Dan J. Sullivan
Mike Sheehan
Jerry Sheehan
Death of Mrs. Burns in Minneapolis
Eddie Burns of the Butte Daily Fest learns of his mother Mrs Burns death in Minneapolis where she lived for 60 years. An eighty year old Irish born widow, she leaves three sons and two daughters in Minneapolis. One son resides in Butte and he traveled to attend the funeral.
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Eddie Burns
Butte Daily Fest
Minneapolis
Burns
Ireland
Butte
Miner Carl Jacobson Dies After Short Illness in Butte
Carl Jacobson a 42 year old miner in Butte for 12 years died at his home after a short illness. The body is at Sherman Reed funeral chapel awaiting arrangements. Born in Finland he was known to many in the local Finnish colony. He leaves a brother in Ontario and two sisters in Finland.
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Carl Jacobson
Butte
Sherman & Reed
Mr. Jacobson
Finland
Ontario
Canada
Young Chinese Heirs Named Sole Heirs of Butte Businessman Estate
Judge Lynch in district court yesterday declared Hum Yat Chong and Hum Yuen Chong two young Chinese residents of Canton sole heirs to the estate of Hum Sing Suey a veteran Butte Chinese businessman who died in 1914. The heirs emerged after the death of Hum Leong Wah son of the Butte Chinese and common for a sizable estate.
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Lynch
Hum Yat Chong
Hum Yuen Chong
Canton
Hum Sing Suey
Butte
Hum Leong Wah
Comen
Semi-Annual Tax Sale At Courthouse Today
Treasurer James Brett presides at 10 o'clock over Silver Bow County's semi annual delinquent property tax sale. Most properties in arrears are expected to be offered, with the sale a formal routine.
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James Brett
Silver Bow County
Old Man's Plea Granted He Is to Be Put to Death
Cherokee Oklahoma January 19 1920 C F B Marble a sturdy westerner pled guilty to killing Gilbert Hutchinson 14 and wounding his father. He asked judge Charles Swindall to sentence him to the electric chair saying he is blind in one eye and near blindness in the other. Marble awaits execution March 16 at McAlester state prison after two experts found him normal.
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Central Press
Anaconda
Cherokee
Okla
C. FB. Marble
Gilbert Hutchinson
Marble
Charles Swindall
Martie
McAllister
Swindall
Senators Halt Omit at Door in Illinois Senate Fight
The Senate began a historic battle over seating Senator Smith amid allegations tied to a $150,000 campaign contribution from public utilities. Deneen led Republicans, Reed urged denial pending elections committee probe, Overman favored a neutral oath, while others split along party lines as arguments stressed constitutional seating procedures.
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Senate
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Illinois Commerce Commission
Deneen
Illinois
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Missouri
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Commerce Commission
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Reed Committee
Peneen
Elections Committee
Overman
North Carolina
Judiciary Committee
Fess
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Heflin
Alabama
Dill
Washington
Waleh
Montana
Passing of Mrs Jessie Edna Drake at Gregson area
Mrs Jessie Edna Drake wife of Charles Drake aged 34 died last evening at the family residence near Gregson. The remains were removed to Richards parlors. Time and place of funeral will be announced later.
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Prake
Jessie Edna Drake
Charles Drake
Gregson
Richards
Pioneer Undertakers Firm Ad
Honrah Richards presents Pioneer Undertakers at 15 South Montana Street offering funeral services for George T Wade and Fred L Root with contact by phone 307.
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Pioneer Undertakers
George T. Wade
Fred L Root
South Montana St
Policy speech urges US focus on home development and peace
American statesmen push for a pragmatic policy: avoid old world intrigues, maintain a navy for commerce defense, expand trade, develop resources, and harness water and power. The Missouri senator emphasizes individual rights and religious and political freedom as core to governance.
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Reed
Bool
America
Montana Mayors Debate Problems at Helena Meeting
Montana mayors from several cities met in Helena to discuss municipal issues and proposed legislation. The group, led by Mayor Harry B. Mitchell, recommended granting city councils discretion to loan funds to cover 10 to 20 percent of arrears on improvements bonds, with a lien on defaulting properties, and opposed a bill requiring 51 percent owner petitions to create new improvement districts.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana
Harry B. Mitchell
Great Falls
W. H. Harrison
Mitchell
James J. Wallace
Missoula
Brown
Bozeman
Fred Burnstead
Billings
M. J. Mulholland
Butte
Counci
State Assembly
Estate of Civil War Soldier Settled in Probate Court
In Minneapolis the probate court finally settled the estate of Peter Bilo deaux, a Union soldier killed at Vicksburg on October 1, 1864. heirs filed for final settlement after his death 62 years ago, involving 80 acres of land in Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Vicksburg
Peter Bilodeaux
Minnesota
Tail lights for horses tested in Bradford
In Bradford England authorities have adopted a small electric lamp to be carried on the cropper of a horse at night after a constable was run down by a car. The experiments aim to prevent similar accidents by making horse riders more visible at night.
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WERAR
Bradford
England
Groundwork for surprise witness in Fort Worth minister murder case
Fort Worth Jan 19 witnesses laid groundwork for a defense surprise witness in the Norris minister murder trial. D J Redman will testify about Chipps and Norris and the stairway to Norris office where Chipps was slain. Ridgeway described two men near the stairway and Norris’s comment after the shooting.
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Associated Press
Austin
D. E. Chipps
Redmor
Chipps
Dr. Norris
L. H. Nutt
R. B. Ridgeway
Fort Worth
Redman
Ft. Worth
Norris’ Church
Norris
Norris Church
Ridgeway
First Baptist Church
Weill
PD. Bkb
D. L. Redman
Marvin Simpson
Norma
Roxie Parker
Star State
France Pushes Pay to Quit Rhineland Evacuation Plans
German sources report talks between M Briand and Dr Stressemann at Geneva outline evacuation of the Rhineland. Stressemann proposes reducing French forces from about 70 000 to 38 000 and evacuating Kreugnach Langenschwalbach and Neuenehr while making all occupation invisible.
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Stressemann
Geneva
Rhineland
Kreugnach
Langenschwalbach
Neuenehr
English Women Adopt Horse-Inspired Elbow Pads Fashion
In London fashion, women borrow from race horses, adding elbow pads inspired by knee pads seen on equine legs. The trend pairs fur elbow details with collars and black broadcloth coats, often with matching or contrasting furs, creating a sleek line and new table etiquette cues.
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London
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