Baruch Demands Probe of Charge in Copper Theft
Washington dispatch reports B M Baruch former War Industries Board head demanding Congress and the attorney general review evidence behind Mason Illinois Republican’s charge that Baruch stole 50 900 000 dollars in copper. Mason replies he may pursue civil and criminal action. Baruch accuses Mason of defaming him.
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Washington
B. M. Baruch
The
War Industries Board
Mason
Illinois
Congress
House
Baruch
Palmer
United States
War Board
John D. Ryan
New York
Hudspeth
Texas
Garrett
Tennessee
Couress
Legion action on Mrs Markland death sparks memorial plan
The American Legion and women’s auxiliary defended efforts for Annette Bichot Markland, a French heroine’s plight after war injuries. Dr Donohue and county hospital care were praised, with calls for a grave monument and a memorial. A Spokane regiment funeral gesture followed a linked controversy.
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American Legion
Markland
Butte
Anette Bichot Markland
Walker
Donahue
Legion
Clarry K. Jones
Legionnaires
Stodden
Spokane
Twenty-first Infantry
Fort George Wright
Annette Bichot Markland
Referendum Sentiment Grows Among Farmers in Chicago
Chicago June 2 Sentiment for a referendum on compulsory arbitration of strikes runs high at the American Farm Bureau Federation executive committee sessions. Federation membership is 900000. officers seek prompt action to establish bureaus of trade relations publicity and economics. Results of the first farmer referendum show a large majority against a land tax proposal.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. W. Coverdale
J. W. Howard
Nolan
Federation
Livestock Producers’ Committee of 15
Midwest Farm Bureau Federalion
Recital at St John s Parish House by Helen Sanders
Helen Fitzgerald Sanders renowned author of Trails Through Western Woods and The Dream Maker will give a recital at St John s parish house at 8 30 tonight. She will read original poems and passages from her latest Little Mother America, assisted by Mrs Burt Adams Tower with a reading from The Dream Maker. Miss Edna Wood will sing with Malcolm Blue on piano.
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Helen Fitzgerald Sanders
America
St. John's Parish House
Indorsed John Troup for state commander leads Legion delegates
Silver Bow post mobilizes over 100 members to Livingston on June 27 to back John Troup for state commander. Delegates and alternates named, with resolutions praising Troup as an earnest worker and capable leader.
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Silver Bow Post
The
American Legion
Livingston
John Troup
Legion
Ed Rouleau
Dan Malloy
Horace Casey
Col
D. Gay Stivers
Frank Walker
Ed Bassett
P. H. McCarthy
Alex Levinsky
J. Cummings
Ed Sullivan
Roy Staples
Art Dubie
John McCarthy
Leo Hanley
Miller Rushford
Troup
Portland
San Francisco
Deer Lodge News Highlights Local Visits and Incidents
Deer Lodge notes a Portland visitor Mrs. Carlin De Witt Josly arriving to see her mother Mrs. Mary L. Kelley, plus a string of town guests from Missoula to Tomah. Memorial day accidents damaged two cars, one near Race Track and another on a Milwaukee switch engine. A citizenship petition by Charles Edward G. Carter, spats at local hospitals, and multiple travels to nearby towns round out the week.
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Helena
Missoula
C. G. H. McDonald
Deer Lodge
Lacoma
John A. Shaw
Potomac
EB. Hurd
Warm Springs
Seneca Bartholomew
Mary Bohn
Warm Springs, Were Held There Wednesday Morning. Miss Bohn
Wyo
Hans Bohn
Th Valley
William Potts
Jesse Simpkins
Nevada Valley
Charles Edward G. Carter
Helmville
Carter
George
England
H. H. Forbister
Bonner
Joseph Daniells
Little Son
Tomah
Wis
J. J. Flynn
Beulah Brown
Flynn
Ogden
Utah
Joseph Whitworth
Marie
Logan
Frank L. Tavenner
Ellensburg
Wash
West
Fred JL. Chapman
Lake Geneva
Ill
Deer Lodge Farm
Nels Nelson
Race Track
Weaver
Milwaukee
Marie Blackman
Russell Marsh
Spokane
Lloyd
Rudolph Michaud
Harrison
Peter Grant
Pony
Magee Confesses Betting Against Reds in 1919
Cincinnati June 2. Lee C Magee a Cincinnati professional baseball player admitted to Chicago club president William L Veeck that he bet against the Reds in July 1919 while a Red underhanded play sought to lose to Boston. Chicago club seeks dismissal of Magee suit claiming damages for 1920 non play. Case set for June 7.
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Cincinnati
Lee C. Magee
William L. Veeck
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
Red
Boston
United States District Court
Magee
Hal Chase
Weed
Chase
Reds
Ada Macekenzie Eliminated From Scottish Women’s Golf
London June 2 Ada Macekenzie noted Canadian woman golf champion loses to Mrs Cruikshank of Nairn one up in the Scottish women’s golf championship contest.
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London
Ada Macekenzie
Canada
Cruikshank
Nairn
City awards contracts for lights and paving in Butte
City council awarded two improvement contracts totaling 135 536 60. G W Paulson to install lights in the south side district for 85 636 60 and J R Silver to pave South Main from Platinum to Mercury for 49 900 00. Delegations protested, claiming 60 percent of residents oppose the lighting project.
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South Side
G. W. Paulson
South Main Street
Mercury
J. R. Silver
South Side Home Owners’ Association
Stodden
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Silver Bow
Indorsed
J. Troup
Committee On Lighting
What
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Jemons Lemon -Cruss
N. C. Ward
Ward
Orange Crush Company
Chicago Laboratory
Los Angeles
Walnut, Nevin & Frank Company
Anaconda
Anaconda Products Company
Phone 68
Anaconda, Montana
Butte, Montana
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