Open Demonstrations in Ruhr Face Tense Occupation
Open demonstrations in the Ruhr reflect deep German unrest amid French and Belgian control. French officers prepare stricter measures as a rail strike cripples transport, while Fritz Thyssen’s return sparks further clashes. M Le Trocquer vows France will stay until demands are met.
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Fritz Thyssen
Duesseldorf
Essen
Iaty
Rune
M. le Trocquer
General Wel-land
Marshal Foch
Dameldorf
Dr Paul Reins Counselor of Chinese Is Dead
Dr Paul Reins counselor of Chinese and longtime diplomat who promoted American goodwill toward China diedborn Milwaukee June 10 1870 He was a champion of China and supported the return of former German holdings in Shandong seized by Japan during World War I as an international issue aligned with his lifelong advocacy.
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China
Milwaukkee
Chinese Republic
Rmany
Shanig
Japan
Shelley Trial Highlights Tax Bill Controversy In Helena
In Helena on January 25 Representative H Lowndes Maury charged the authors of the administration commission bill with intent to block court action. The measure, amended to allow a secretary and limit salary cuts, moved toward passage despite opposition.
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C. H. P. Shelley
Prohibition
Brewers Action Intent
Standard
Helena
Adm Commission
H. Lowndes Maury
Maury
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Swift
Public Hearing On Butte Silver Bow Consolidation
Ay Standard Staff Correspondent reports a public hearing set for tomorrow night to discuss two bills uniting Butte city and Silver Bow County. The joint House committee on affairs of cities and townships and the Senate committee on counties and towns will hear the measures, as pamphlets outline the plan.
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Ay Standard
Helena
Butte
Silver Bow
House Committee
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Earth Shocks and Eruption in Alaska
Anchorage reports Mount Matses on the Alaska peninsula emitted a large smoke plume today and was accompanied by two earthquakes this morning. The wireless message notes Matses' renewed volcanic activity and seismic events logged from the region.
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Prest Anchorage
Alaska
Mount Matses
Alaska Peninsula
Matses
Bootleg prosecutions surge in district court action
Day by day criminal term sees Informations filed, warrants issued, arraignments and guilty pleas in liquor cases. Several defendants admit unlawful possession and pay $200 fines with proceeds split between the state prohibition department and school fund. other counts are dismissed or set for later pleas. Names include Pandy Moore, Berry Sullivan, Hazel Race, Peter Naughton, Nick Skubiich, Tom Lutey, Andrew Paulos, Alladin Hassan, J H Turner, and J Doe McDonald in a widening crackdown.
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State Prohibition Enforcement Department
General School Fund
Lynch
Pandy Moore
Aine
Erry Sullivan Wa
Hazel Race
George D. Toole
Peter Naughton
John Doe McDonald
Nick Skubiich
Tom Lutey
Levinske
Andrew Paulos
Telat
Alladin Hassan
Montag
Louisiana Atrocities Hearings Conclude On Hooded Band
The Louisiana probe into masked men's actions in the parish ended after a session begun Jan. 5. Witnesses described floggings deportations and vigilante warnings while focusing on the Aug. 24 disappearance of Watt Daniel and T. F. Richard whose bodies later surfaced in Lake La Fourche. Leon Jones of Moselle Miss testified his car stalled near Lake Tat Fourche and masked men in a vehicle passed with two prisoners aboard before returning. evidence placed Daniel and Richard in a small truck at the kidnaping site.
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Associated Press
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Lake la Fourche
Daniel
Richard
Kidnanine
Collaston
Here
Leon Jones
Moselle
Miss
Lake Tat Fourche
Dantet
Collinston
Jones
Anderson called to answer charges against dry league
William H. Anderson, head of the New York state branch of the Anti nation League and staunch dry crusader, was summoned to the district attorney's office for questioning amid rumors of misappropriation and malfeasance. The DA's office kept tips and records sealed while Anderson said an investigation into Teague funds donated by supporters had been started by District Attorney Banton.
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Associated Pres
New York
William H. Anderson
New York State
Anti-nation League
Anderson
Teague
Banton
Proof Convincing Ad Klans Silence and Inaction
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses proof that the Ku Klux Klan and its regalia may bear responsibility for acts of sinlessness and crime when the order remains silent or inactive. Mentions a Coco statement and a reign of error and chaos near war, with tenuous linkage to responsibility by inaction.
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Ad Klan
Coco
Embassies Targeted Over Liquor Leaks in Washington
Prohibition officials disclosed plans to plug leaks sending foreign liquors to Washington bootleggers aided by persons at embassies and legations. Acting Commissioner James E. Jones said if minor embassy staff are involved he will seek dismissal and possible prosecution under prohibition laws.
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Washington
James E. Jones
Jury 15 Drawn to Hear Evidence in His Second Trial
The jury in a second federal case at Helena is seated with fifteen jurors to hear evidence. The first twelve were selected in the hour and a half session. The trial concerns bribe offers, liquor permits, and illicit whiskey sales involving the Parden Drug Company of Helena and associates. Witnesses include Louis Fischl and others linked to Shelleyan breweries and Great Falls interests. The case outlines a scheme to move whiskey via Shelton intermediaries and illicit stock discrepancies. The prosecution opening outlines a major operation with shipments from Columbus and protections payments, totaling several hundred dollars.
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Shelley
Gail
Fanny Corey Cooney
C. Ford
United States District
John L. Slattery
W. N. Meigs
C. H. P. Shelley
Henry C. Smith
I. C. Choate
George M. Bourquin
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Hank Holdahl
Record Herald
Ban Haroldson
Independent
Associated Press
Leon Roland
Fred Becker
Wimall
Charles Rancher
Cralher
Clancy
P.M. Racer
Helena
K. M. Kenan
C. A. Ander
Merchant
Harry Welcome
G. M. Weiland
Mus Fisch
Parden Drug Company
Federal Prohibition
Parden
Shelleyan Breweries
Fischl
Helena McKibbon Drug Store
Great Falls
Tisteid
Slattery
Louis Fischl
Sase
Fred Fischl
Shelley Touls Fischl
Dragany
Thettorney
Columbus
Parehen Company
Japanese Premier Denies Accord in Naval Disarmament
In Tokyo reports vary on whether a three power understanding exists among Japan the United States and Britain regarding naval disarmament and the Washington treaty. The Japanese premier and the Washington pact debate drew brief Interpellations in the diet amid questions of any non ratified scenario and potential informal pacts.
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Pre Kato
Washington
Japan
States
Great Britain
Okio
House of | Representatives
Natty
Ismet Pasha Comments on Turkish Treaty Outcome
In Lausanne on January 25 Ismet Pasha head of the Turkish delegation indicated a decision next week on whether peace was signed. British and Irish forces showed restraint and stressed no definite rupture would trigger renewed war, awaiting the nature of the Turkish reply regarding the allied treaty.
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Rene
Lausanne
Ismet Pash
Deless
Butte Readied to Probe Sloan Gang Ties
J C Sloan, slain leader of the Dene ver mint robbers, held aliases Nicholls Trainor and Diggney. Circles from Denver authorities say he was sent to Deer Lodge after a Missoula crime, once a Butte miner, who fled after a Dec 18 Denver Holdup. Police continue search for other gang members Burns, Bob Ll, and an unknown man called Curley.
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J.C. Sloan
Denever
Cuard
Nicholls ‘Trainor
Diggney
Butte
Montana
Tutte
Denver
Sloan
Deer Lodge
Missoula
EMS
W Burns
H. G. Burns
Bob Ll
Curley
Violation Flares Over Missouri and North Arkansas RR
In Little Rock Arkansas on January 28 residents along the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad sparked violence over the railroad's condition and threat of suspension. Chester Casey of Heber Springs testified before a joint senate and house committee at Harrison and other points about the unrest.
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Little Rock
Ark
North Arkansas
Chester Casey
Heber Springs
Senate
House of Legislature
Harrison, Ark
Paulson Murder Trial Hears Mrs Vlahides Identify Suspect
In the Ansonia trial of Chai aulson alias Baldy Roberts jurors heard Mrs Vlahides claim Maggie Riley’s man shot her and witnesses named Baldy Roberts as the killer. The defense objected to expert testimony while the state showed Paulson was brought before the dying woman for identification. The case resumes with further prosecution witnesses.
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Chai Aulson
Baldy Roberts
Lahides
Etore Sbi
Maggie Riley
Paulson
Viahides
Roberts
Maggie
Riley
Nan
Maillett
Jor Powell
St. James Hospital
Powell
Vinhides
Pauleon
Jack Duggan
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