Powers Decide On Treaty Board
Paris July 24 The inter allied supreme council formed a permanent commission to coordinate and interpret the German peace treaty. It will have five members from the five great powers with headquarters in Paris and authority to convene elsewhere. The head and deputy fields will sit as diplomatic staff with technical advisers. Earl of Derby named Britain’s representative. The council also named a French engineer H Dent provisional director of the port of Kehl. Austria received seven additional days for peace term consideration. August 6 remains final. The council rejected Bethmann Hollweg’s bid to try the former emperor. A commission will apportion control of rolling stock under the treaty and standard postal and wire connections with Germany will resume.
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France
Great Britain
Inter-Allied Powers
Belgium
Holland
Allied Supreme Council
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Kehl
Baden
Austra
Sliven
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Special Postal Commission
Germany
Seven Children Die In Suspected Pyre At Nelsonville
In Nelsonville Ohio a mother Kimberly and seven children aged six weeks to ten years died in a room set ablaze with coal oil sprinkled around. Authorities say separation fears may have driven the tragedy. The deranged scene occurred hours before the county home intake.
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Athens County
Nap Kimberly
Here
Nelsonville
Ohio
Mexican bandits kill fifty three on train hold up
El Paso reports at least 53 passengers were killed when bandits held up a passenger train on the Mexico City to Vera Cruz route last week. The attack followed by robbers, with sparse details from Mexican papers.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mines to return to collegiate football strong in schedules
The School of Mines announces a revived athletics program with a new athletic director, Scott of Seattle, and a robust schedule including Montana State Bozeman, Wesleyan at Butte, Gonzaga at Spokane, and tentative games with South Dakota School of Mines and Mount St. Charles. Veterans return, adding depth, as the student body forms an athletic association with a five dollar matriculation fee.
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Ieee
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Northwest
Butte
Mines
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Cliff
Montana
Sta Bo
South Dakota School of Mines
Ahaggles
Mount St. Charles
State University
Cift
Bruins
Moleskine
Charley McAuliffe
Mueller
Hale
Ryburn
O'Donnell
Clinch
Emery
Maloney
Gonzaga
Wilson
Eaves Brothers
Keeley
Mars Jack Adams Under Restraint
Mrs. Jack Adams widow of the late Jack Adams former general superintendent of the Anaconda copper mines at Butte Montana attacked her hospital attendant at Riverside county hospital and threatened to kill her daughter Jackie. Hutchings Glenwood Mission Inn manager said Adams flourished a gun and terrorized guests. Her condition followed the death of her husband. The Riverside sheriff placed her under restraint.
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Standard
Los Angeles
Jack Adams
Anaconda Copper Company
Butte
Montana
Riverside County Hospital
Jackie
Riverside
Lady Henry Somerset Opposes Universal Prohibition
Lady Henry Somerset, famed English temperance advocate, argues that forcing prohibition now would undo years of sober England. She contends America differs and that prohibition might be acceptable there but would provoke revolt in England, and she plans to ignore the prohibition drive at home.
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Henry Somerset
England
America
United States
Adams in Custody to Face Mental Examinations
A distressed woman, identified as Mrs. Adams, remains in county custody after an outburst. She is scheduled to appear before Judge Hugh Craig tomorrow for a mental examination. Alienists believe rest and a supportive environment could restore her to her former self, with recommendations to return her to her girlhood surroundings and old social circle to aid recovery.
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Adams
Hugh Craig
Society of Old Friends
Reverend Pearson Faces Disorder Charge in Indianapolis
James H Pearson known as the reverend was fined $25 and $30 costs after a city court hearing for disorderly conduct. He vowed to resume preaching once released and said he would return to the soap box. Police reported his arrest 38 times with no final agreement reached on law enforcement action.
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James H. Pearson
Iabll
Pearson
William ‘T. Baily
Nthe
Lanapolis
Jones
Trame
Lambert
Tam
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