Governor Moves Against New Counties Plan Postponed
Montana house debates new county bills and county boundary extensions, with Dryburgh proposing Lewis and Clark expansion into Jefferson and Broadwater. McCormick pushes fixed dates to curb county creation while other measures on forestry, hotels, and farm boards move through committee and print.
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Faust
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Eaton
State government and departments begin appropriation action
On motion of Donlan the measure authoring $150000 for relief of disabled soldiers and sailors was transmitted to the house for introduction under joint rule. The rule requires all appropriation measures to proceed through the proper channel.
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Heerman weighs possible Mathewson replacement
Cincinnati Ohio Jan 22 President August Heerman of the Cincinnati Nationals said he will call a meeting within 10 days to discuss replacing manager Christy Mathewson if no word comes from him. The last communication from Mathewson, a U S Army captain in France, made no mention of returning home.
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Little Rock
Heart of Humanity Shown for First Time at Rialto
The Heart of Humanity, latest Jewel production, debuted by Universal at the Rialto last night for Butte theatergoers. A nine reel war drama by Allen Holubar highlights Canada's role in humanity’s struggle with superb battle scenes and picturesque Canadian settings.
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Butte
Allen Holubar
Police raid nets whiskey and poker game arrests
Police and county officers searched a barroom in the courthouse area and seized several jugs of whiskey and bottles of bitters for testing. Thomas Cotton, 20 West Broadway, faces a state dry law charge. In a separate stop near South Main and Silver streets, officers broke up a poker game with 16 men arrested for court tomorrow morning.
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Tannhouser
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Browns release two players to Louisville club
St Louis Browns announce the release of outfielder Tay Frida and pitcher Hendry to the Louisville American Association club. Frida had played with Mobile last season, and Hendry had joined the Browns from the New York Americans in the prior year.
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Hendry
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Mobile
Plan of Wilson Gains Supreme Council Approval
Paris dispatch reports Supreme Council approval of Wilson proposals on Russia and Poland. A two from each allied nation will travel to Danzig and Warsaw to assess military, economic, and political conditions, with a plenary meeting set for January 26 to discuss the league of nations and related issues.
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LAW SPECIALISTS TO DECIDE VIEWS AT PEACE CONFERENCE
The Associated Press reports Paris January 22 that the American peace commission relies on international law specialists to frame the U S position on two core questions at the peace conference, responsibility for the war and a policy for international cooperation, with notable differences noted among delegates.
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Associated Press
Paris
American Peace Commission
Piint
Supreme council to hold sessions as peace talks advance
The supreme council will hold two sessions in Paris with the full peace conference likely to meet Saturday. Delegates from New Zealand and its finance minister arrived expressing disappointment over the council’s decision to hire only one delegate for the peace congress.
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General Wood Urges Universal Training Before Kansas Legislature
General Leonard Wood pleaded for universal national defense training in a Kansas legislature joint session. He described youth training limited to six months and cited the Tenth Division’s four month readiness, comparing the plan to the national guard, arguing preparedness against war and the need to be ready when called.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Wood
Discharge of Conscientious Objectors Ordered by Baker
Washington Jan 22 Secretary Baker ordered the release of 113 conscientious objectors. The discharges will be written on a standard form stating the objector did no military duty and refused to wear the uniform. The policy shift follows the armistice and aims to return objectors to civilian life at the earliest practicable time. A separate class of insincere objectors examined by the board remains under sentences already imposed.
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Fort Leavenworth
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Board ‘of Inquiry
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Points Way to Future Trade Opportunities
New York Jan 22 American bankers should invest surplus abroad in devastated countries to support foreign investments and material supply, said Breckenridge Long assistant secretary of state at a luncheon. He argued U.S. capital can spur broader overseas trade amid global recovery. Chao Hsin Chu Chinese consul general urged Americans to seize Far East opportunities, advertise in Chinese papers, exhibi ts in Chinese ports, expand the Pacific merchant fleet, and send commissions to port and inland areas of China.
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Breckenridge Long
Long
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Chao Hsin Chu
San_ Francisco
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Pacific
China
Clark wants the boys brought home from Russia
Washington, Jan. 22 Speaker Champ Clark declared in the house that every American soldier should be withdrawn from Russia and Europe. He criticized General Dupont's claim that troops would stay overseas two more years and mocked involvement in policing Europe. He credited wartime powder profits and urged homecoming as President Wilson suggested.
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Europe
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Wilson
New group of fighters to be sent back home
War department announced a convoy home for 270 officers and 4027 men. The list includes the Fifty-eighth coast artillery, Third battalion base hospital No. 15, 90th and 104th squadrons, Thirty-ninth transportation corps, First and Second casual companies, and multiple tank, balloon, pontoon, and salvage units. October automatic placement draft.
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Cardinal Gibbons Gets Related Benediction
Baltimore Maryland January 22 Archbishop Bonaventura Ceretti under secretary of state at the Vatican presented Benedicts greetings to Cardinal Gibbons for his golden jubilee of episcopate. The formal celebration occurred last autumn but war conditions prevented a papal envoy at that time.
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Vatican
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Cardinal Gibbons
Funeral services for Inte ramen erriter
The funeral will be held Thursday morning at Welock residence 341 East Broadway. Procession to Sacred Heart church for a 9 30 high mass, followed by interment in Holy Cross cemetery.
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Ferriter
Interamen Erriter
Funeral Notices for Revet and Sullivan in City Cemeteries
The funeral for Inte George Revet, 43, will be Friday afternoon at 2 from 212 Awest Porphyry street, burial at Holy Crown cemetery. Sullivan-Dohn Te, 28, funeral Friday at 9 from 3119 Keokile street, Mass at 8:20 at St Patrick's and burial at Holy Cross cemetery.
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George Revet
Orclocke
Awest Porphyry Street
Holy Crown
Sullavan—Dohn Te
Keokile Street
St. Patrick's. Church
Gurlat
Holy Cross Cemetery
Funeral notices for Gerry Gerrang and Millie Grady
The funeral for the late Jerry Gerrang is set for Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Richards Chapel with Rev A James officiating. Interment will follow at Mount Maria Cemetery. The funeral for the late Mrs Millie Grady will be Thursday afternoon at the AME Church at Idaho and Platinum Streets, with Rev Mr Allen officiating. Interment in Mount Mortal Cemetery.
Funeral notices for Cook Para Kalay in local chapels
The obituary notices announce the funerals of Harry Cook Joseph Para and Felix Kalay. Services are at Daniele Bilboa Wichoa and Meaderville Holy Savior and Mountain View cemeteries with interments following mass and church rites. The late Joseph Richards area and local undertakers are cited in the notices.
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