Near East Peace Talks Reach Fragile Juncture
At the Lausanne conference on January 29, Allied delegates push to prevent a rupture as the Turkish draft peace treaty is to be formally presented. France and Italy reportedly balk at ultimatums, while Angora delegates show distrust amid pages of clauses they oppose or cannot understand. The session risks collapse as delicate negotiations continue.
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Associated Frees
Lausanne
France
Italy
Teast
Enna
Edattge Estates
Mira Washburn
Pierre Sas
Casey
Riesers
Merce
Ieee
Ain
Bail fight in Montana murder case after Rialto shooting
In Butte the defense seeks release for Allen as prosecutors push for bail denial in the murder case of Fred Greenbeck. Judge Lynch schedules a Wednesday hearing to review evidence and the motives behind the February 1 inquest, amid a tangle of witnesses, civic committees, and prior criminal records.
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Seome
Lynch
Montana
Allen
Fred Greenbeck
Feenang Ee
Charles
Fat) Allen
Rialto Theater
Park
Main
Butte
Crown Bar
East
Greenbeck
Citizens’ Committee
BH. Lingenfelter
John C. Murphy
George N. Short
M.C. A
Montana House Debates Economy Bills and Proposes Reforms
Montana lawmakers introduce a suite of cost cutting measures led by Representative Goodman to abolish the state epidemiologist office and other agencies. The package aims to curb narcotics, regulate cyanide in water, and shift funding from highway funds to projects. Bills cover banking code revision, licensing of entertainment venues, marriage registration, and constitutional amendment reform with multiple measures advancing in committee.
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Sint
Helena
Goodman
Broadwater County
State Highway Commission
Goodman Ts
Montana
Cady
Lincoln
Blaine
Committee On Banks and Banking
Oker
Tawney and Strang
Boorman
Tawney
Loble
McCormack
State U Starts Kidnapping Probe
State University authorities began a kidnapping probe with staff assistance. A robe material purchased in Missoula and made by a local Missoula dressmaker was cited. A student received a warning letter and sought a gun permit, which was denied. During an interfraternity game lights failed and large signs reading Feb 1 1023 appeared. robe figures were said to dash in as lights returned. The university is in a near panic.
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Don Keenbeck
Deer Lodge
Greenbeck
Dowd
Billings
Jack Kelly
Doc” Porter
Sheriffs Force
Sheriff Duggan
Jack Duggan
Duggan
Deuty Porter
Allen
Iwaye
Crown Bar
Citizens’ Committee
County oMerais
Missoula
Lewis Asked to Clarify Position on Union’s Nationalization Plan
Norman Thomas directs a demand to John Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, to state his stance on nationalizing the coal industry. The request follows the reinstatement of C J Golden as district president and protests against a committee report critiquing the union’s leadership.
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Sona To Lewin
United Mine Workers of America
Norman ‘Thomas
League
Industrial’ Democracy
Hille Eatin
Theming Worker Journal
Arkansas Hearing Plans Are Changed
Little Rock Ark January 28 Legislative business on the Right of Way hearing over witnesses Cutlen to entity before the legislative committee investigating the disorders Siong the Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad and new arrangements for conducting the hearing. Date for departure of the legislative committee for Harrison to hear the citizen's side of the question remains uncertain.
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Little Rock
Ark
Legislativ
Siong
fHarrisonte
Legislature Deadlocks On Bank Guaranty Bill
Lawmakers debated bank guaranty measures with Kane proposing printing for general file while Demel defended the bill’s merit. Stewart’s amendments killed the Taylor bill inch by inch. Coburn moved to strike the enacting clause and the measure died. Bill counts, committee reports, and notices on irrigation, labor liens, and anti prohibition measures followed in a busy session.
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Maury
Pope
Judiciary Committee
Rodgers
Beaverhead
Missoula
Oker
Lewis and Clark
Guilidge
Sixteenth Judicial District
Sandy
Carter County
Gullidge
Senate
Healy
County
Committee On
Helena
Yard
General Fle
Kane
Ravall County
Paul
Powell County
Demel
Story
Mle
Gio
Conan Tole
Saskees
Stewart of
Meagher
Sein
Fortes Aspens St
Tba
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Taylor
Stewart
Deer Lodge
Coburn
Clauke
Committee of
McCone
Page
Kirton
Lowe
Perrine
Kenyon
Adams
Boards of Commissioners of
Oliver
Legas
Garber
Pauline
Siegfreidt
United Sea Biological Survey
Livestock Commission Fund
Rhoads
Paul, Dowlin
Thrashermen
Loy
Congress
Despondent Girl Tougas Case Draws Inquiries and Tragedy
A young man Wade testified about a fatal night involving Tougas and a party at 24 North Main street. Dr. Mallett ruled Tougas possibly died from moonshine, with a post mortem planned to confirm, while Holberg case threads involve Lysol poisoning and a room in the H and B block near Helena connections.
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Vivian King
Quinn
Wade
Tougas
Markiett
King
de. Mallett
Butte
Ydaho
Holberg
Williams
Robert Watkins
Louis Luchs
Larkin
Harlow
William Lumbers
H. A. Tyeand
Manel Harlow
William Lumberg
Mabel Harlow
Helena
Misconta Holverg
Mise Holbers
H. and B. Block
Watkins and
Tueht
North Street
Leo Me- Panda Girl
McKelvey
Anna
North Main Street
Miss Holberg
Watkins
Willams
Lucht
Bill Lumberg
Ralph Snyder
Lumberg
Richards
Ein
Peter Hoberg
H. and
May Holberg
May Campbell
Miss Hoberg
Budget balance seen for year end under Harding drive
Washington reports President Harding says for first time since 1916 the nation's income and outgo may balance by June 30. Budget Chief Lord notes current year expenditures at 3.574 billion and receipts at 3.480 billion, with a deficit of about 93 million, urging continued public servant support and further cuts.
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Asociateare
Washington
Harding
Lor
U. S
United States
General Lord
Hie Teaver
Ellet
Lord
Anid
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Dation
Spokane Pioneer Slays Daughter in Apparent Rampage
The Spokane Pioneer reports a fatal domestic incident with Della Nelson, aged 5, shot by Reighers and the assailant’s daughter Mus FC Goodrich Kiris, while Devitt, aged and paralytic, was the other person in the home. Mrs Nelson’s daughter describes Brandy’s rampage and a scream heard during the event.
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Devitt
Della ‘Nelson
Reighers
Goodrich
Winter Replaces the Balm Days in Butte Weather
The elder man of the North registered a high of 18 and a low of 3 below zero in Butte yesterday. Snow was light and temperatures fell to 7 above by evening. midnight readings showed 5 below. Forecasters warn of a continuation of cold weather though fair skies are predicted today.
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Butte
Weather Bureau
State weighs buying a coal mine for institutes
Amid debate on extending the investigation time to February 10 the committee is asked to study state purchase or lease of a coal mine to fuel state institutions with surplus coal sold to local governments. Amendments include funding for the inquiry and limiting the panel, with the purchase proposal deemed the central issue.
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Gullidge of
Prairie
Capite
Revised Bank Code Bill Introduced In House
Helena January 29. The revised banking code bill was introduced in the house by consent and without notice. The measure largely follows the old code sections and mirrors national bank act subjects. It defines insolvency for banks, empowers the superintendent to issue rules, sets specie rules for dividends, and creates a self sustaining, fee funded examination system.
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Standard
Helena
House
Committee On Banks and Banking
National Bank Act
Lewis and Clark County
Banke
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