Lawsuit Over Unconstitutional Moral Park District Formation
Claude Whitmore sues the county for a refund of improvement taxes paid by him and 103 other district property owners. He alleges the Moral Park improvement district was created under an unconstitutional law and that notices, protests, bonds, and majority material requirements were not properly followed.
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Moral Park Improvement District
Claude Whitmore
Furth
Kimonson
Ehile
Revenge Motive For Attempted Wreck In Albias Town
A man and his father are accused in Albias of planning an attack. The case alleges relatives and others connected to the family were involved. The suspect reportedly spent the winter in Southern California and was invited to the Monorial where he is held.
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Geen
Rm Manseme
Ol Faeld
Albias
California
Monorial
Germany Hopes Relief on 1922 Payments To Ease Reparations
Germany seeks relief on 1922 payments arguing restoration of international credit by Allies could enable a huge loan abroad to handle reparations. The proposal hinges on securing broader financial backing and stabilizing the dollar-based economic framework, amid pressure from creditors and central banks.
Germany Bids for Lower Cash Reparations in 1922
Berlin reports to the reparations commission proposing relief from cash payments in 1922 and a shift to payments in kind. The note urges measures to restore external credit, fund an internal loan, and raise taxation and production costs. It details tax boosts, higher railway and postal rates, and reduced bread subsidies while planning unemployment insurance funded by employers and workers.
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Prem Berlin
Reparations Commission
Germany
Brussels
Teichstag
Ssau
Farmers Meet Hailed as Most Far Reaching
The Wash ional agriculture conference closed last night after adopting recommendations to ease farm mood and prevent recurrences. Led by J. Howard of the American Farm Bureau, the gathering urged united cooperative efforts to form strong marketing associations, improve food distribution, and bring producer and consumer closer together. Secretary Wallace gains strengthened support for agricultural service. notable endorsements include St Lawrence Waterway, Muscle Shoals development, farm credit at fair rates, and shared readjustments between capital and labor. The conference endorsed an agricultural bloc, signaling broad support.
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GTON
J. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Howard
Harding
Farm Bureau
Wallace
St. Lawrence Des Waterway
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Townley to be held awaiting N D warrant
Sheriff 0 C Lee reports Townley will be kept in custody awaiting the arrival of a North Dakota warrant on an embezzlement charge. A telegram from Cass County Sheriff Kraemer states a certified warrant copy has been mailed and release depends on service of the Fargo warrant.
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C. Lee
Lee
A. Kraemer
Cass
Orth Dako
Argo
Townley
D. J. Hastings
Bank of the Hastings
Seattle
Krac
A.C. Townley
Leo
Atlantic storm paralyses mid Atlantic region
A sweeping mid Atlantic blizzard brought a foot to nearly three feet of snow. Washington logged about two and a half feet as major streets and transit ground to a halt. The storm, marked as one of the worst in history, disrupted business and left residents snowbound across the Carolinas to D.C. and beyond. A steamer was dragged aground during the severe weather.
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middle-Atlantic
Washington
Weather Bureau
Vireginia
Carolinas
V Land
Delaware
District of Columbia
Emery
Two Young Women Cashing Bad Checks Baffle Police
Police in Butte face a puzzling case as two young women in plain clothing allegedly cashed numerous bad checks from local merchants since before Christmas. Chief Murphy and detectives have pursued leads, facing elusive suspects and wary victims who describe the duo as bold adventurers who frequently vanished after their scams.
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Butte
Murphy
Column of S from MO Rock on Mount Hood Event
Portland police column reports Mount Hood activity with a reported rock formation rising about 300 feet high. Rumors of a phenomenon circulated after no rumblings or other evidence were observed this morning. The report notes unclear seismic signs and notes no confirmed danger to nearby areas.
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Portland
Ofc
Mount Hood
Duck
Notice To Advertisers For Sunday Edition
In order to give better service we require all advertising copy for the Sunday edition to be in the Butte office not later than noon Friday.
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Standard
Butte
Egyptians to Gain Full Independence in London Report
London dispatch reports Egypt moving toward full independence with anticipated decisive steps. Notes political shifts, international pressure, and timeline considerations affecting Cairo governance and regional stability.
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London Report
Workers Sign 30 Percent Wage Cut Pact in Glass Industry
In Cleveland tonight representatives of the Window Glass Workers Association and the National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers signed an agreement carrying a 30 percent wage reduction for window glass workers. The pact aims to stabilize the industry amid economic strain, with both sides committing to the concession to avert broader layoffs.
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Associated Pres
Cleveland
Ohio
Window Glass Workers' Associat
National Association of Window Glass" Manufacturers
Gaelic name chosen for world Irish federation
The world congress of the Irish race at a supplementary meeting today selected the Gaelic designation for the newly formed International Irish federation. It is “th chaedheal” meaning family of the Gael. The motto will be “Greater than all telling is the destiny God has in mind for Ireland.”
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Paris
Treland
Reward offered for theft of The Standard in Butte and Anaconda
The Standard Publishing Co. will pay a reward of ten dollars for the arrest and conviction of anyone found stealing the daily or Sunday Standard from subscribers in Butte or Anaconda after delves been made.
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Standard Publishing Co
Butte
Knickerbocker Theater Disaster Toll Grows in Washington
The Knickerbocker theater collapse in Washington left 20 bodies recovered as rescue teams worked amid heavy snow and tangled debris. Officials and leaders gathered behind fire lines seeking word on missing loved ones while the military assisted in the rescue effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edward H. Shaughnessy
Newdyeyote Knickerbocker Theater
Washington, Jan
Eighteenth Street
Northwest
Columbia Road
Walter Reid
Red
Shantung Dispute Halts Progress Of Conference
The Shantung tie up and Washington's restive mood halted conference progress today though confidence remained that a solution would be carried forward. Delegates were to meet to draft a Shantung treaty and discuss the Chinese Ta-tsin railway issue but meetings were canceled due to the armistice, leaving the central question the future Japanese control over the Tsingtau railroad while China pays.
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Washington
Shantung
Arma
Harding
Peking
Tekto
Siberian
Tsingtai
China
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