Sixteen Labor Groups Vote on Accepting Reduction Counter Proposal
London dispatch says Eamonn de Valera may counter Lloyd George on a reduction plan with Sinn Fein considering a London conference chaired by a king appointed chair, and dominion representation. Reticence is the policy as peace talks progress amid sporadic reprisals and ongoing unrest in Ireland.
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Associated Press
London
London Times
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Buckingham Palace
Great Falls Open Shop Strike Erupts With Concrete Attack
A concrete chunk thrown by a crowd of some 200 strikers struck city worker Clarence Holman during a Great Falls protest for the Declaration for the American Plan. Holman survived. F. H. Scott, 37, was arrested after admitting throwing the missile as the local building trades show little current activity. The Associated Industries announced the open shop stance as the strike began.
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Associated Pres
Beat Falls
Clarence Holman
Great Falls
Holman
Central Avenue
F. H. Scott
Associated Industries
Helena postmaster given nine month federal jail term
In federal court July 3 C H Fortman former Helena postmaster was sentenced to nine months in a local jail after pleading guilty to embezzling federal funds. The charge involved taking a $22 war savings stamp. Fortman has begun serving his sentence.
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C. H. Fortman
Helena
Fortman
Women Excused From Kaber Jury
Cleveland July 5 The tentative jury for Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber murder trial shows eleven men on panel and six women. All six women were excused by peremptory challenges of Kaber's counsel who intend to use all 16 challenges to remove women from the jury.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Adjournment Plan Beat by Agricultural Faction
The agricultural bloc in the senate defeated a resolution to adjourn for four weeks while the tariff bill is considered in the house. The vote was 27 to 24 against Lodge's adjournment motion as Norris Simmons and several senators opposed delaying action. The debate touched on a proposed government bond plan to aid farm exports and the need for early action to assist agriculture.
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Washington
Senate
House
Lodge of
Underwood
Alabama
Myers
Montana
Glass
Virginia
Waren
Repullcan
Wyoming
Norris
Simmons
University plans proceed as banks bid to fund bonds
Chancellor B. Elliott reports banks in Missoula and Bozeman will take sufficient state education bonds to finish the university building program this year. He cites strong summer enrollment and expects bonds to be sold by year end at favorable terms, enabling construction for 1923.
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Standard Jena
B. €. Elliott
Tum
Missoula
State University
Bozeman
Boemazn
State College
Talk of violence called nonsense in Idaho case
Kate Richards O'Hare travels to Denver to confront her alleged abductors in Twin Falls as F P O'Hare seeks governor protection for his wife and daughter. Idaho Governor Davis’s secretary says the claim of danger is all nonsense and asserts safety assurances.
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Associated Press
Boise
Ida
Kate Richards O'Hare
Denver
Jake Shepherd
Twin Falls
F. P. O'Hare
Davis
Idaho
Forest fires claim two lives in Ontario Canada
July 5 report from Ontario notes fires rage across the region near Timmins Uno Park Cochrane and Larder Lake. Two men who tried to escape flames in a dugout died and rain is seen as the only hope to stop a spreading conflagration.
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Ontario
Timmins
Uno Park
Cochrane
Larder
Lake” District
Prva
Rockford
Ite
Attitio Ganardi
Lorenso Welléerin
Venice
Italy
Four Indicted In Film Stock Deal By Grand Jury
Four individuals Elliott Norton Anthony J. Drexel Jr Louis R Jennings and Larry Brolaski were indicted for selling unauthorized stock of Standard Film Industries Inc Norton arrested held on five thousand dollar bail he pleads not guilty Norton who is son of the late Harvard art historian Eliot Norton was named secretary and attorney Drexel vice president Jennings president and Brolaski general manager The second indictment involved Harry Brolaski previously indicted in 1917 in New York and now indicted again in San Francisco on related charges He was freed on bond pending appeal of a whiskey conspiracy conviction and a two year sentence remaining
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Associated Press
York
Eliot Norton
Anthony J. Drexel Jr
Philadelphia
Louis R. Jennings
Larry Brolaski
Standard Film Industries, Inc
Norton
Harvard University
Drexel
Jennings
Brolaski
Anodsted
San Francisco
Harry Brolaski
New York
United District Court
Ogden
Utah
Record crowds ride Butte Fourth of July streetcars
The Butte street railway records confirm vast crowds on Independence Day with 36 815 riders on red cars and nearly 12 000 on gardens lines. Excluding gardens transfers leaves over 42 000 on other lines. Auto traffic at Columbia Gardens counted 538 between 5 and 9. Manager J R Wharton estimates at least 700 autos, averaging 5 riders, adding about 3 500 more potential passengers.
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Butte
Gardens
Columbia Gardens
J. R. Wharton
School Bond Petition Rule Raises Constitutional Question
McKinley district faces a 20 percent voter petition requirement to issue new school bonds under a new state law. Board members discuss legality, with clerk advised to consult attorney general. Absences noted, teacher resignation and leave, and boiler repairs slated as funds authorized for sale of $200,000 in refunding bonds.
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McKinley
Wala
M. Kinley
Lindsay
Tialdwin
Ro-ers
Bulding
ARES
M. Bennett
Butte
Educational Committee
International Bible Students
Maddock
Troops Sent to Quell Trouble in Georgia County
Atlanta dispatch reports three Georgia National Guard companies about 1500 men ordered to Fitzgerald to quell unrest after an Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railway train attack. County officials appealed to Governor Hardwick as more than 100 shots were fired and engineer W T Reid was mortally wounded.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Georgia’ National Guard
Fitzgerald, Ga
oMelais
Hardwick
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railway
Fitzgerald
W. T. Reid
Rail unions plan referendum on 12 percent wage cut
Chicago reports that 16 railroad labor organizations including the Big Four will vote by September 1 on accepting or rejecting the 12 percent reduction that took effect July 1. The chief executives and 1500 general chairmen decided they cannot assume responsibility for the order and will place corporation representatives on record.
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Fitzgerald
United States Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Big Four Brotherhoods
H. Fitageraia
Brotherhood of Railway and
Two Men Die in Drunken Ames Brawl Near Morning
Ames officers pursue a deadly incident after a drunken party ends with Johnson and Green fatally clashing. Ed Pugh allegedly disarmed Johnson before Green was shot. Pugh surrendered to justice official Byron Clow. Both men lived along the Missouri river region. Johnson was married, Green single. Fergus county officers conduct a thorough investigation into the case.
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Johnson
Green
Ed Pugh
Missouri
Fergus County
Physicians Say James Reynolds Has Fighting Change
OULA July 5 James Reynolds of Boulder lies semi conscious after a track accident during the Fourth racing program. An operation to relieve a fractured skull was performed last night with uncertain prospects. Many inquiries reflect the esteem in which he is held. An inquest into Liston’s death found no responsibility for the accident.
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Oula
James Reynolds
Boulder
Burton
St. Patrick's II
Montana
Young Liston
Cholera Epidemic Spreads in Russia
Dreaded disease spreads from famine districts into Moscow amid hot weather and refugee movements. Reports of contagion rising as authorities fear wider outbreaks and seek control measures across urban and rural areas.
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Russia
Moscow
Nea
Republican Ranks Break Over Report On Tariff
A break in Republican ranks on the tariff bill emerged as Rep Frear of Wisconsin released a minority statement accusing colleagues of breaking party pledges and proposing indefensible duties. He warned the dye provisions threaten national defense, flags excess rates and trusts, and questioned whether the bill can be defended.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
Frear
Rear
Congress
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Dublin
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Sian
I Eireann
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Board of Trustees
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Metcalf
Isabel McCarthy
William O'Brien
Stephen Lawrence
Walter M. Gregor
O'Brien
Dfe Airemenean Representie
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Iremen
Brotherhood of
Order of Railway
Ig Four Brotherhoods
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of International Alliance of Sheet Workers
Inter
Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
International Brotherhood of Mechanical Workers
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
Order of Railroad
Switchmen's Union of North America
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railway Employee Department of the American Federation
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