Polk Now Leads U5 Delegation At Peace Table
Paris July 30 Frank L Polk American under secretary of state arrived to head the American peace delegation and voiced optimism on ratification of the German peace treaty by the Senate. Reports say talks focus on terms for the Bulgarian delegation while Thrice disposition remains undecided. Britain likely to take mandates for Constantinople and Turkey while a delay in ratification may occur until the Franco American treaty action. Baron von Leisner accepts proposed transfer of Polish districts. Karl Renner notes Austrian struggle and reliance on the League of Nations.
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United States Senate
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Thrace
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Britain
Constantinople
Turkey
Chamber of Deputies
Kurt von Leisner
Germany
Poland
Vienna
Karl Renner
Seitz
Foreign Ministry
Austria
League of Nations
Bulgarian Peace Treaty Nears Final Form
ParisJuly 30 The Bulgarian peace conference plan nears final terms with only boundary delineation left. Sofia reports notes from the Bulgarian delegation urging Macedonia Dobrudja and Thrace as Bulgarian, amid mixed hopes for a favorable Paris outcome. London Berlin reports Bolshevism spreading in Bulgaria with demonstrations in major towns and Soviet system influence growing.
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London
Oy Way of
Berlin
Bulgaria
Bulgarian unrest looms as soviet republic talks rise
Reuters reports from Sofia that Bulgaria faces a serious international situation with widespread movement toward a soviet republic and numerous strikes already under way.
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Reuters Agency Today
Sofia
Bulgaria
Senators Take Up New Mining Bill in Senate
Washington July 30 The Senate began consideration of a proposal to promote coal gas phosphate and sodium production on government lands drawn by Senator Smoot Republican Utah The measure mirrors a failed bill from the last session but excludes coal land sales The committee will meet daily until the bill is disposed of
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Senate Public Lands
Smoot
Cth
Chairman Hays Pressured Over Gubernatorial Nomination
Republican leaders in Congress show concern over Indiana Republicans pressuring Chairman Hays of the Republican National Committee to accept the gubernatorial nomination. They argue his services should benefit the party nationally, not a single state. Victory ribbon bars will be distributed starting Aug. 9, with 400,000 bars sent to recruiting stations and army posts in the first shipment. Victory medals to follow. A Spokane judge rejected a divorce bid by C H Babcock after his wife refused to reside in a burying ground, citing lack of grounds for divorce.
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Congress
Indiana
Hays
Republican National Committee
War Department
Spokane
Wash
Bruce Blake
C.H. Babcock
Babcock
Idaho Pest Campaign Saves Crops As Rodent Drive Clears Fields
Pocatello Idaho July 80 W Crouch in charge of rodent pest destruction reports on the department’s activity for the year ending June. 40 000 rabbits killed by poisoning in the Minidoka region and 6 000 in Cassia county and 6 400 in Lincoln county. Nine counties engaged in the rabbit drive using 2894 cm of strychnine. Six counties targeted pocket gophers with 15100 ounces of poison. complete extermination reported in some counties. Twelve thousand farmers participated. estimated 2 000 000 in crops saved. Poisoned bait totaled 461 000 pounds on private land treating 653 000 acres. public land 185 000 acres. 21000 pounds of bait used. Expenditure 98 000 dollars funded by counties state and federal government. Idaho still has 66 000 dollars in the fund for future work. Past year costs broken down: state 7 620.31, counties 55 451.84, bureau of biological survey 19 083.80. Report notes 18000 saved in strychnine purchases by buying direct. WATER POWER European Russia believed to have 19 000 000 horsepower in undeveloped water power.
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Idaho
W. . Crouch
Minidoka
Cassia
Lincoln County
Crouch
Bureau of Biological Survey
Janiter
Rece
Big Show to Be Here in Butte Tomorrow
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus, formed from Wallace and Hagenbeck alliances, brings a vast show to Butte tomorrow. With 1250 performers, 750 horses, three elephant herds, 600 other animals, and a $3 million equipment build, the event promises a top-tier carousel of acts with an extensive parade and new tented spectacle for one affordable price.
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Butte
Carl Hagenbeck
Europe
America
Asia
Cus
Fisher Five Arrested in City of Portland
Avices report that James Fisher, a radical labor figure known from Butte, was arrested in Portland while about to address a street gathering for the "one big union." He was jailed on vagrancy charges with bail set at 250 dollars and potential deportation to England noted.
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Portland
James
Butte
Oreggon
Fisher
Fe Eral
England
Butio
Madge Kennedy Feature at Ansonia
Madge Kennedy stars in Through the Wrong Door at the Ansonia for three days with supporting players in-screen drama. The cast includes Burnell Manly in a leading role marking his first postwar screen appearance. The program also features The Man of Light episode nine and a short, humorous piece.
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Edy
Jesse Lynch Willams
Miss “Kennedy
Ansonia
Abel Nornd
Goldwyn
Burnell Manly
France
Atherton Place Assessed High Sparks Property Objections
County commissioners heard many objections to Atherton Place lot valuations yesterday with most properties assessed at 300 dollars though owners say 109. The board of equalization continues to review complaints, visiting owners each afternoon. The assessor has generally been upheld in contested cases.
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Atherton Place
Board of Equalization
Sousa Band to Play for Soldiers in Butte on Nov 6
Entertainment manager F Sullivan of World War Veterans has arranged Sousa's band to perform in Butte on November 6. The event will feature 65 musicians and three soldiers, with the band expected to draw a large crowd despite high committee expenses.
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F. ¥. Sullivan
World War Veterans
Sousa
Butte
Ang
GuiAna Gold Mines Will Be Developed
New York July 30 Sailing with 1 000 000 worth of machinery and a party of 50 mining engineers and workers Mr and Mrs Perry Tiffany prominent in New York society today are on the way to Dutch Guiana to mine a gold deposit Mr Tiffany said he discovered one the Maroni river 18 years ago The secret of the discovery has been guarded pending concessions from France and Holland for mining privileges along 100 miles of the river
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New York
Perry Tiffany
Dutch Guiana
Tifany
Maron
France
Holland
Tiffany
Deportation Bill Moves in House to Remove Interned Aliens
Washington July 30 A bill to deport undesirable aliens which would allow the government to send home enemy aliens now interned in this country was panned today by the House.
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Washington
A Home Remedy Claiming to Remove Wrinkles
An old advertisement touts a home recipe to erase wrinkles and sagging skin, selling an ounce of powdered saxoloe with witch hazel. It promises instant, dramatic facial improvement and youthfulness, urging women to try the simple mix despite warning that many products prove unsatisfactory and costly.
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