Senators Debate Debt Pact Reach in Europe Coverage
The article reports European papers arguing America bears responsibility for the reparations pact while Senator Johnson presses a resolution. Col George Harvey lauds concerns over Secretary Hughes and Kellogg signing the agreement, with debate over America’s stake in German reparations and the cost of Rhine force presence.
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America
Kellogg
Winston Churchill
Bo Embarra
Narvey
Johnson
George Harvey
Washington Post
Paris
Hughes
Colonel Harvey
Hi Harvey
Germany
Rhine
Former Butte Man P G Lynch Dies in Seattle
P G Lynch former Butte man and Seattle branch angel of Pathe Incorporated died Tuesday at his Seattle home after a monthlong illness heart failure is suspected. Lynch once served as assistant cashier at the State Savings Bank of Butte and later joined Universal Film company at Universal City Cal where he stayed until five years ago coworkers recall his high character and generous nature.
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P. G. Lynch
Butte
Seattle
Pathe Incorporated
Henry" Grangle
Butea
Lynch
Seatte
Dank
Ity
Becom
Universal Film Company
Universal City
Cal
Romance buds for childhood friends in Oneida County
Mr Reynolds born in Rome and Mrs Oram born in Point Rock New York both in Oneida County. The couple were friends forty years ago in their hometowns and rekindled. The notice notes their long connection and origins.
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Mr. Reynolds
Rome, N.Y
Obituaries From Butte Notice Family Deaths
Word reached Butte of the death of Mrs. Margaret Royer who had visited the city often. J E Holland and Catherine Hunt mourn her loss. Mire Hunt and Holland left for Salt Lake City. Joseph Lysart Simpson, a Butte resident of 23 years, died after long illness. Born in Missouri, he leaves father, stepmother, a sister, three nephews, two nieces, and other relatives. Burial arrangements expected in Portland where Mrs. Simpson resided after moving years ago. Nellie Stafford was with her mother at death. funeral plans pending.
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Margaret Royer
Butte
J. E. Holland
South
Stark Street
Catherine Hunt
St. Peter's Hospital
Hel‘a. ‘Mire
Holland
Mise Hunt
Ealt Lake City
Evenen
Simpson
Joseph Lysart Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Missouri
John H. Simpson
Lt. McLaneghan
Rivah Tckig
Lewin
John
Dorothy
Jroeneveld
Plac
Portland
Phyal
Nellie Stafford
Costa Rica resigns from League of Nations
The Associated Press reports Costa Rica filed its resignation from the League of Nations on January 13, sending a check for back dues. A league official noted the resignation likely stemmed from criticism over unpaid assessments, with the letter including an $18 check for back taxes. A separate item notes the signing of a post office bill in Washington on January 22.
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Costa Rica
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Washington
Coolidge
Treas
Benson to face Asgaust charge
Henry Benson of the Woodrow hotel admitted firing the shot that wounded John H. Wilson of 14 East Copper Street and was charged with first degree assault in a justice court complaint. Wilson remains hospitalized, improving from a head wound after a late night shooting at the Park and Excelsior corner. Benson says Wilson struck him first during a prior year and he had court permission to carry a weapon.
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Henry Benson
Woodrow Hotel
John H. Wilson
East Copper Street
Justice of Peace Buckley
Wilson
Park and Excelsior
Benson
Ethel’ Wilson
John Gite
Excelsior “Avenue
John Costas
Justice of Peace McNamara
Carl ‘Wickstrom
Butte’ Teamsters’ Union
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