German Miners to Quit Ruhr Unrest Roils Europe
Ruhr region tensions surge as German miners threaten strikes amid French occupation. Reports say secession discussions in Rhineland and arrest of industrial leaders spark protests and calls for a Rhineland republic. French authorities warn of prosecutions and troop readiness as transport and coal shipments face disruption.
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Dortmund
Tortmund
Laveendreer
Bochum
Ruhr
Doris Tune
Ruhr Occupation Sparks Diplomatic and Economic Moves
Westphalian industrial plans prompt German calls for counter steps as French occupation of the Ruhr nears. Deportations ordered of Dr Roedern and Lieneweder while Berlin forbids coal payments outside Germany and a German steel lobby shuns trade with France and Belgium. Official stance remains passive, with protests lodged and broad opposition along the Ruhr. A Vladivostok demo denounces French actions, ordered by the Soviet government.
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Bourse
West Phalen
Associated
Prove
Duesseldorf
Dr. Roedern
Welsbaden
Herr Lieneweder
Reichabank
Economic Mission
Berlin
Hermer
Association of
German Tron and Steel Industrialists
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Cuno
M. Poincare
Vladivostok
Banda
Alrgo
Helena mass meeting on liquor use by pupils in schools
A mass meeting in Helena, Montana, chaired by former Governor Sam V. Stewart and the Helena PTA discussed liquor use by pupils. Religious leaders and school and highway officials attended. consensus blamed lax parental control and bootleggers, noting instances of youths taking liquor from their own parents. No action was taken at the gathering.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Sam V. Stewart
Parent-Teacher Association
Rostrom
J. J. Tracy
St Helena Cathedral
John Dietrich
Stewart
John N. Ed
Clara Phillips Spotted in Tacoma Twists Escape Tale
CLARA PHILLIPS, the California convicted slayer and jail escapee, was located in Tacoma the morning of December 30, three weeks after fleeing Los Angeles County Jail. Edmund J. Croft and Lee Croft, Tacoma hotel proprietors, identified a photo of the escaped fugitive as the woman seen with two others in the hotel lobby.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
Clara Phillips
California
Hammer Munteres
Los Angeles
Edmund J. Croft
Lee Croft
Crofts
Kiderta Meadows
Sinclair to appear before Senate oil probe tomorrow
Washington Jan 21 Sinclair head of the oil interests ready to testify under subpoena issued by Senator La Follette after resisting the probe into Hyva Corp non-oil affairs. He would appear before the Senate Investigating Committee as tensions rise over the Hyva investment matter.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Sinclair Oil Interests
Senate Oil
la Follette
Hyva Corporation
Sinclair
Ruhr Miners Begin General Strike Against Occupation
The Associated Press reports Ruhr miners refuse to work under French control and will strike Monday, soon to be joined by railroad workers. German industrialists Fritz Thyssen and others face trial for defying the economic mission as Berlin presses passive resistance with penalties for coal production.
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Associated Press
Ruhr
Fritz Thyssen
Berlin
Open hearing on Morehouse hoodlum case continues in Bastrop
The third week of the open hearing into black hood activities in Morehouse begins with the state aiming to identify more suspects in the Daniel and Richard kidnapping and murder. Witnesses named include E N Newt Gray and Captain Skipwith as potential klan links.
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Nami Bastrop
Morehouse
Wait Daniel
T. F. Richard
Lake la Fourche Dee
J. L. Daniel
Tot Davenport
W. C. Andrews
L. Daniel
B. M. McKain
Mer Rouge
Davenport
Witt Hosses
E. N
Newt” Gray
Litto Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church
Thompson
Oliver Skipwith
J. K. Skipwith
Morehouse Parish
T. Jeff Burnett
Lherty
Smith Stevenson
Basmith
Basmith, and A Man Known As “Blacksmith” Smith of Bastrop
Found Raving
Tinston
Sid Nping
Bhipwite
Daniel
Richard
Sinatra
Lake
Ama
Tolionea
Southern Carbon Company
Sypher
Harold
Teegerstrom
Umekeeper
Boyer
Parker
Louisiana
Kian
Moretouse Remay
Forcen
Towan
Tatiana Bastrop
Mensinge
Ooo
Batonstouge
Goverto Parker
Tapirol
Yedertay
Savostiee
Tomorsore
Woman slain by demented waiter shocks town
A rooming house attack left Mrs Nider dead and several neighbors injured when an alleged waiter, identified as Cavelitti, opened fire after pursuing unwanted advances. The incident injured Mary Darighi’s son and Jimmy Farillo, with Lucille Nider and Tanselto Nider among witnesses. Police, seeking the suspect, reported he fled through the hallway after the barrage. The case ties to an army veteran with recent studies in agriculture at Colorado State College.
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Ing House
Jimmy Farillo
Silvie Piecont
Cavelutt
Sarvage
Farillo
Marriage of Divorced Persons Sparks Crowded Services
Places of worship in the metropolis were crowded for Dr Grant's act on a controversial topic. An hour before the service, entrances were blocked by curious onlookers, regular congregants, and those with unorthodox views. Afterward Dr Grant defended his sermon as not to be condemned, while a formal reply to Blanco was promised by letter.
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Metropo
Grant
Congression
Geant
Blanco
Samiiile
Tormon Furthe
Veteran waiter Hetland fatally burned in Butte fire
A 60 year old waiter, Hetland, died after a blaze at his rooming house in Butte. Smoke filled three rooms as flames spread from a cigarette left burning in bed. Firemen confined the fire to the interior while Hetland, a longtime Colorado and Montana cafe worker, was found on a kitchen table and later died at Columbia hospital.
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Butte
Martin
Dow
Hetland
Herman Mueller
Columbia Hospital
Frank J. Williams
Colorado
John Rowan
George Ulrich
Bartlett's
Baker
Conference last over ninety days with Near East talks
Avanlenen Pree AUSANNE January 21 The Near East conference opens its third week tomorrow becoming one of history’s longest diplomatic meetings after Versailles. France England and Italy show unity after Bompard’s Paris visit on financial and economic terms. The Mosul question looms as Tuesday’s session may decide its fate or seek arbital settlement.
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Versailles
France
England
Italy
Bompard
Paris
Mosul
Mrs Ellis Led W C T U Drive For Contributions
Mrs J B Ellis' team led the World Woman's Christian Temperance Union drive as they secured 21 in personal contributions and 24 50 from Mountain View members Sunday morning. Indicated workers Margarot Clifford J G McDonald W Ex Currah and Matt W Alderson assisted the effort while not conducting a general canvass.
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Ww. C. T U
J. B. Ellis
Mountain View
W. C
T. U
Stockmen Agree to Arbitration of Grievances
More than a dozen livestock producer groups from Kansas City Omaha St Paul Chicago Fort Worth and Portland have agreed to submit their complaints against packers and stockyards to arbitration under the control act instead of formal channels. The move follows charges of unjust and discriminatory rates and aims to resolve disputes through the designated adjustment process. Railway engineers must have at least 90 percent normal vision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Chicago
Fort Worth
Portland
Ore
Bill aims to regulate women and minor workers in industry
Helena dispatch reports a bill to protect the lives and morals of women over 18 and minors under 18 in industry. It sets a $2,500 annual salary for a woman field secretary, a $5,000 board appropriation, and prohibits long hours. The industrial accident board would hold conferences with employers and workers, issue findings, and set maximum conditions. Penalties include fines up to 100 dollars and up to three months in jail, with appeals mice to district court of Lewis.
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Corres Helena
Stoner
Aus
Industrial Accident Board
Accident Board
District Court of Lewis
Montana Senate investigates executive spendings probe letter
A Montana senate committee led by Senators Paul Powell Dowlin and Clark seeks early cooperation from all executive departments. The missive asks for annual appropriations for the year ending June 20, 1922 as well as income from other sources, staff lists with salaries and travel and supply costs, and justification for each position. The goal is to identify ways to cut state expenditures and reduce the tax burden on Montanans. The letter targets Adit Gen Sheridan State Purchasing Agent Wood Agriculture Chester Davis Banks Librarian Skelton Land Register Bate Toy Engineer Heidel Barbour Historical Librarian Sanders Ludwig Rosend Parol.
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Ing
Paul
Powell
Dowlin
Rosebud
Clark
Toole
Senate
State of
Montana
Adit
Charles. Sheridan
J. E. Wood
State Forestry Bureau Plan Aims to Create Montana Authority
Staff correspondent reports a proposed Montana measure to create a state forestry department under a governor named forester. The plan sets district divisions, fire protection, restricted timber sales, and required advertising for timber deals, with funds limited to 200 dollars for initial trails and cabins and periodic renewals only under official consent.
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Montana
Bernard
Mtaghead
hRbrontina of
Almere
State Board of Int
Commissioners
Hte Board
State Board of Land
Commie Slonera
Tate
Cabina
Board of Land Commissioners
Butte Church Plans Social Center on Galena Idaho Corner
Father Venus describes the St. Patrick’s project as a social center for Catholics and non Catholics alike. The plan aims to supplement Knights of Columbus and YMCA activities while preserving space for Catholic women and families. Trustees seek a full site now to support a future St. Patrick’s church and ongoing parish activities. The purchase would cover taxes, insurance, and interest, with revenue expected to cover costs as the community grows.
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Galena
Idaho
Father Venus
Knights of Columbus
M. C
Rt. Patrick's
Butte
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Parish
Venus
Silver Bow Consolidation Bill to Be Presented
A committee of prominent Butte citizens and the committee of 100, endorsing Silver Bow consolidation, will leave for Helena to present the special measure to the legislature. Charles K. Leonard leads. Pete Wills Paul Gow and Dr. A R Hatton travel. The exact presentation day is not known. the committee plans to meet with a house member and bring the bill up at the first opportunity.
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Butte
Silver Dow
County
Helena
Legislative Assembly
Charles KR. Leonard
Pete Wills
Paul Gow
A. R. Hatton
Silver Bow County
Four Bootlegging Suspects Arrested in City Raid
Four men and five women were arrested in a bootlegging raid led by Officers McDonald and Van Orden. Names include Dan Tanoshac George Tea wardsy Bart Galena Bob De Vine and Pat Mule deri. All posted bonds of 150 dollars. The arrests followed disturbances, with suspects brought to the city jail in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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Dan Tanoshac
Arizon
George
Tea Wardsy
Bart Galena Attéet
Bob de- Vine
East Parke Surest
Pat Mulederi
East Park Street
McDonald
van Orden
Legislation Pushes Tax and Reform Measures This Week
The legislature moves to speed bills on state income tax inheritance tax and increased taxation, with committees expected to report on a 1 percent levy on ore tonnage and a graduated inheritance tax. Probes into state administration and prohibition enforcement loom as hearings and public morale reviews proceed, while plans to abolish the state highway commission and limit indebtedness reach decisive stages.
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Tate
Funition Enforcement Service
House Committee ‘On
House Committee
House
State Highway Commission
Senate
Rodgers
Ceatye Cecnery
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Reich
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U.S
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Ray
NW York
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Jerusalem
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Storer
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State Forestry Bureau
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