Wilson’s League Address Draws Mixed Senate Response
Senators from both parties weighed President Wilson’s peace treaty speech with praise and criticism. Lodge Knox Borah Smoot Harding Moses McCumber Swanson Verlain Walsh Gillett Mondell Clark Cannon offered varied judgments on the address and its implications for the League of Nations and American policy.
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Methodist Sanitary Sewer Plan Sparks Debate
In The Standard Today a report notes a sanitary sewer project discussed by local officials. The item mentions court sessions for murder trials and an upcoming state news update from Anaconda with local community details. Veterans plan a drive and unions meet to discuss reports as employment and salaries topics surface.
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Anaconda News
Ness College
Inquest Scheduled to Find Responsibility in Fatal Accident
Norman McLeod an 11 year old boy dies after being struck by a car driven by Samuel Wilson. Wilson faces potential manslaughter charges and a second count for illegal license plate use. The incident occurred near Park and Montane streets as the boy and his aunt’s transfer occurred. Wilson was held on own recognizance pending the inquest.
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Neil G. McLeod
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Butte
Murray Hospital
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West Quartz Street
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O'Donnell
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Grover
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St. James Hospital
Murray's
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Columbia Gardens
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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Medicos elects Larsen president at Montana meeting
Dr E M Larsen of Great Falls was named president as the Montana Medical Association closed its forty first annual convention in Missoula. Helena chosen as next meeting site and officers include Lawrence Stevens Laurel first vice president P H McCarthy Butte second vice president A W Deal Lewistown third vice president E G Balsam Billings secretary treasurer Dr E W Spottswood Missoula delegate for two years. Five names were submitted to Governor for state health board member selection: E M Porter Lewistown A L Ward Havre A W Deal Lewistown M D Hay pore Mi Game.
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Great Falls
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Laurel
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Butte
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Lewistown
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Billings
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Enormous Madison Square Garden crowd greets de Valera
New York July 10 An enormous crowd attended a Friends of Irish Freedom meeting at Madison Square Garden with Eamonn de Valera as chief speaker Twelve thousand people forced entry before doors closed Fire Chief Ken ton ordered closure Overflow meetings formed in nearby streets as cheering filled the arena de Valera spoke about Irish freedom and independence embracing a right to self determination
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Madison Square Garden
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Irish Republic
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de Valera
Lee
Montana Eagles Annual Conclave Convenes in Montana
The seventeenth annual convention of the Montana Eagles ends day one with a banquet for over 360 attendees. Howard G. Bennet county attorney acts as toastmaster at the Mason Auditorium dinner. General discussions focus on relief for widespread hardship and economic unrest, with next convention slated to Helena.
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Howard G. ‘Bennet
Mason Auditort
Denver strike ends this morning after talks
Unofficial reports say the car strike in Denver will end this morning after a conference between Mayor Dewey Bailey, his cabinet, and Charles Boettcher, chairman of the Denver Tramway board. Maid service would be resumed.
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Charles Boettcher
Offire
Denver Tramway
France and Britain urge Mexico settlement aid
Washington reports renewed representations by Great Britain and France to the United States on the Mexican situation. For months these nations have pressed for Mexico to be put on her feet so she can resume payments on national and other debts and provide adequate protection to lives and property.
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Million Dollars Damage Across Chicago Firms
Scattered Chicago headlines report million dollar damage claims against the Chicago Herald Examer and Evening American papers by Jules H. Benjamin and the American Steel Springs company. A separate brief notes a St Paul man missing money on a railway journey and a Great Falls fire-fighting effort as forest fires spread in the Flathead region.
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The
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Evening Publishing Company
Jules H. Benjamin
American Steel Springs Company
Chicago Herald and Examer
Evening American
Great Falls
Coram
Flathead Forest
Contro
Willow Creek
Adel
Bolshevik Forces Close on Vienna from Austria
Dispatches from Vienna report Hungarian bolsheviki detachments advancing into Lower Austria with about 8,000 troops concentrated near Altenburg and Neusiedler Lake. The forces are believed to aim toward Vienna and Neustadt, signaling a push to seize the capital.
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Neustadt
Polson Man John Lerman Drowns at Flathead Lake
Missoula July 10. John Lenman, a prominent Polson resident, drowned in Flathead Lake about five miles northwest of the city while drawing water. A pall he was using pulled him toward deep water. two boys saw him swim toward shore then vanish beneath the surface. His body was recovered later.
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Jonn Lenman
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Flathead Lake
Bryan Voices Federalism Pledge on France Aid
Former U S secretary of state William J Bryan declared support for treaties pledging U S aid to France if attacked by Germany during a Chautauqua tour. In London the government announced plans to appoint a tary body to study federalist legislative evolution, disclosed in the House of Commons by Andrew Bonar Law.
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Germany
William J. Bryan
Wails
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Government
Germany Signs Up Peace Treaty Ratification
Berlin dispatch reports President Ebert signed the bill ratifying the peace treaty at eight oclock tonight. The document has been sent to Versailles, according to Vorwaerts.
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Ebert
Versailles
Hurley resigns as head of Shipping Board. Payne named successor
Edward Hurley resigns as chair of the Shipping Board effective August 1. John Barton Payne of Chicago, current railroad administration general counsel, nominated to fill the post and sent to the Senate. Montana railway commission urges lower feed rates, seeks relief by August 1. County tensions in Tipperary label Irish volunteers as unlawful.
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Railway Commission
British Dirigible B-34 Cut Across Atlantic Tonight
A strong westerly wind pushed the British airship B-34 far out over the Atlantic during its voyage to Paris. Sub-Lieutenant Jean Navarre, a top French ace, was killed in an air crash near Versailles and died soon after.
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President of Brazil Declared for 1922 Term
Jcio Janeiro July 10 Congress today declared Dr. Epitacio Pessoa president of the republic for the term ending 1922. The action confirms Pessoa's leadership and sets the political horizon for the coming years.
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Jcio Janeiro
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Land Sale In Park County At Public Auction
A sale of several thousand acres of state land in Park county was held at the courthouse today. Sidney Miller and George B Hopkins conducted the auction as registrar and deputy registrar. Total 3170 acres sold for 57400 dollars. Paris to join League of Nations once allied powers deem France has a responsible government ready to fulfill obligations.
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Sidney Miller
State Land Office
George B. Hopkins
Totustria
Paris
League of Nations
Peace treaty and covenant laid before the Senate
President Wilson presented the peace treaty with the League covenant to the Senate, urging a practical world leadership role for America. He defended compromises as necessary, said the United States would not abandon its global duties, and offered further discussion with the Senate. He referenced Irish freedom and German indemnities while avoiding detail on reservations.
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Committee On Foreign Relations
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Ireland
David Lloyd Georgennier
Germany
Prem Lloyd George
Fires Rage Across Flathead Region Amid Strong Winds
Fires burn across Flathead country including Canyon Creek Clack Creek and Spotted Bear Mountain with four new blazes and rekindled older fires fanned by winds. Foresters at Kalispell report crews working to contain spread as fires threaten Indian reservation lands and Coeur dAlene forest area amid ongoing updates.
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Canyon Creek
Clack Creek
Soeur d’Alem
Coeur Alene
Theorth
Cabinet Creek
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Shar
Swartz
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Demobilization Debate Ties to Germany and Prohibition
Washington July 1 Congress and Prohibition advocates discuss how war end hinges on Germany fulfilling military terms and treaty ratification. President Wilson’s view on completing demobilization depends on these swift actions, with broad interpretation across political groups.
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