Turkiye Turkish treaty talks at Lausanne face delays and protests
At Lausanne on January 30, Turkish delegates pressed counter suggestions to the allied draft treaty while France hesitates over a tentative program. Ismet Pasha aims to have proposals ready in a few days as Egypt protests a clause ceding rights over Fayal and Sudan from 1914. Turkish signatures were added to a protocol for returning Greek soldiers after a general peace treaty.
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First Scout Leader Training Course At Butte
A large turnout of Butte men registered for the first Sut Leader Training Course at Scout headquarters. An intensive campaign seeks more leaders for the growing number of Boy Scout troops in the city. Jock Donovan organized the meeting and Kilroy editor of the Standard spoke on future directions. Owen, Scout executive, outlined the movement's motivation and need for leaders. The meeting announced the next session for Tuesday, February 6.
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Prohibition 10 Battle in House Over State Law Change
A broad Montana house session debated wiping out state prohibition enforcing apparatus. The measure aims to abolish the department and shift enforcement, with backers Maury Troy and 23 others signing. Tax and inheritance bills, school book filings, and mining safety examinations were also on the agenda, along with measures affecting city powers and road funding.
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Tax Commission Debate Reveals Senate Dissent and Amendments
The senate debated the Hobson measure with apologies and dissent, detailing amendments from the state board of equalization. Senators argued over centralization of taxation power, the appointment process, and the governor's support, with votes and statements underscoring concerns about delegation to a single commission and public influence.
No Deviation in French Course Inspires Political Debate
Amid tension over postwar Germany and occupied regions, officials threaten arrests for those resisting peace. Debate centers on a planned tax commission and governor’s power, with emphasis on expert-led study and protection of industrial interests.
Trustees authorize warrants to cover funds in insolvent banks
A report lists SB bills including Loy 80 amending coal mining code, Greenup 82 on state royalty distributions, Greening 83 penalizing derisive bank remarks, Pauline 84 prohibiting mash distilling, and Porter 85 authorizing county high school trustees to issue warrants for deposits in insolvent banks.
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Three State Bills Die In Senate Action
Helena January 20 three measures failed in the senate with the McQuitty bill to cut the state purchasing agent salary from 5000 to 2000 facing defeat after committee debate. The Kenyon bill restoring sheriff foreclosure fees and Perrine’s ban on county tool loans also were killed, while other measures moved forward or faced parliamentary questions. A call to pass Senate bills 57 and 32 drew support, though procedural flags surfaced over committee consideration.
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Intensify War On New Government Rumors Rise in Dublin
Irregulars widen campaign of destruction as Dublin residents grow wary. Government suspends some officials blamed for disorders while military holds accuseds. Trade agency in Paris falls to irregulars. Madrid office closed though Rome remains open. William Cosgrave says few official supporters jailed. MacNeill notes imprisoned teachers and school substitutions. Bodies of executed men will not be released to relatives.
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Plunkett’s Dublin House Raided by Irregulars
Sir Horace Plunkett’s Fox Rock residence in County Dublin was raided by armed irregulars who expelled occupants and blew the front of the house. The explosion shook the village while Sir Horace was abroad. only servants remained. Reports also note destruction of nearby Mayo and Barrows properties and increased Free State patrols along the Dublin border. An irregular column of 42 men was captured near Fermoy during a dance in the Araglin district.
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