Treaty Battle Chooses Speedy Senate Vote on Lodge Hitchcock Clash
Historic debate over the Hitchcock resolution and Kellogg substitute ends swiftly as the Senate adopts the Johnson treaty seat question. Lodge challenges the approach while Hitchcock presses for broader investigation into private hands and financial influence. Borah hints at public release of the treaty once copies reach lawmakers.
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Hitchcock
Lodge
Foreign Relaions Committee
Senate
Kellog
Minnesota
Johnson
California
Hiteh
Massachusetts
New York
Senator Lodge
Horah
Korean Constitution Democratic Document Drafted in Exile
Fragmentary report outlines a provisional cabinet and representatives drafting a Korean constitution. It mentions equal compulsory education, abolition of class privileges, and a wish for Korea to be admitted to the League of Nations. The piece also notes U S and Irish references and the Senate debate.
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League of Nation
Wealthy widow murdered in Pescadero mystery
San Francisco reports the funeral of Mrs Sara Latira Coburn, a wealthy widow from Pescadero, held after her Tuesday night murder. Her 63 year old stepson Wallace Loren Coburn remains under guard at a Redwood City sanitarium as investigators search for a killer amid rumors of a single suspect named Ryan or Styan.
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San Francisco
Sara
Latira” Coburn
Pescadero
Auburn
Tescadero
Atetorneys
Idio
Wallace Loren Coburn
Vancouver strike widens as postal workers demand reinstate
In Vancouver British Columbia June members of the striking unions meet today to call out on strike a score of unions not yet obeyed the strike order. Mayor R P Gale says collective bargaining is no longer the main issue and the real issue is reinstatement of Winnipes postal workers. Many strikers drive cars with keys to manage crowds.
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Winnipes
Vancouver
Winnipeg Strike Calmed by Troop Deployment and Pickets
In Winnipeg, 1300 returned soldiers and a cavalry unit oversaw emergency policing as strikers and sympathizers faced arrests and fines. Meetings at Victoria Park and the auditorium drew crowds while Mayor Gray requested more constables. A march to city hall was halted by police and no major conciliation developments were disclosed.
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Vtoria Park
Soldi
Winniper
Nid
Anike Rure
H. DB. Ket
Canada
Winnipes
Mn Soffy
Cnax S
Dominion
Winnipeg
Charles F. Gray
Gray
Vic
William
Antwerp clash injures police and soldiers in Belgium
Brussels June 6 American soldiers and Antwerp police clashed Wednesday night leaving three policemen and two civilians wounded by gunfire. Three American soldiers were arrested amid the melee. Seditionist's appeal noted in a separate item.
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Brussels
Antwerp
Reparations solution outlined in German French talks
The draft treaty reparation plan would give the commission broad action powers while meeting German objections about unknown repayment totals. A supplementary agreement aims to address French concerns and ensure Germany retains working capital and trade tonnage. Plebiscite in Upper Silesia reportedly decided. future Austrian treaty likely aligns with joint responsibility principles.
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Germany
Permanent Commission
Upper
Silesia
Butte Notes Visitants and Travelers Attend Local Affairs
A series of visitors and residents arrive in Butte and nearby towns. A. L. Moyer of Gallie, C. F. Hochen of Bozeman, Felix Plant from Great Falls, Matt Carey of Virginia City, J. F. Kaller of Helena, and Lester Thomp of Tutte are listed as visiting or in town for business. W. F. Proudlock of Dillon and W. C. Kelly arrived for short trips. J. T. Mayfield and wife of Dillon spend the weekend in Butte. Mrs. H. Le Nelson and Mrs. George W Lovell of Divide, and several mining men from Idaho, are registered guests. John Helfrich of Helena, internal revenue collector, was visiting local offices yesterday and plans to return to Helena.
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A. L. Moyer
Gallie
C.F. Hochen
Bozeman
Felix Plant
Butte
Great Falls
Matt Carey
Virginia City
J. F. Kaller
Helena
Lester Thomp
Tutte
BE. B. Darling
Red Wing
W. F. Proudlock
Dillon
W. C. Kelly
Steenaast
J.T. Mayfield
Mra H. le Nelson
George Ww. Lovell
Divide
Miterday
WW. le Thom
Wellman
George Wile
Idaho
W. I. Bough
J.D. Purse
Jlb. Newman
John d. Helfrich
Department of Internal Revenue
Revenue Department
Falls
Mines School Alum Holds Annual Election
Alumni of the school of mines in the office of Coralver Laughlin elected officers for the ensuing year. Proctor first vice president T McKiveny second vice president Hamilton Cooke Jr Adams committee John Thornton. Thor n hol umn association will hold annual banquet beginning at Chancellor Hirlott members of 740 the school faculty and the six graduates of this year will be guests. TROUBLES WEIGH HEAVILY ON LENINE By the Associated Press. The correspondent received an autographed letter from Nikolai Lenine to a Russian comrade here in which Lenine says he is growing tired of the struggle against superior forces and organization of the allies. The letter, dated Moscow May 6, complains of the growing weakness of Lenine's party and says further strength is required. Lenine adds that the financial situation is becoming worse and concludes with the remark that We are in trouble. Paris June 5 It is understood here that the Berlin government is sending reproduced copies of the peace terms to every United States senator and representative.
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School of Mines
Corveyor Laughlin
Cers
Proctor
T. Mckiveny
Hamilton Cooke Jr
Adams
John
Associated Press
Nie
Nikolai Lenine
Lenine
Moscow
Wile Lowur
Paris
Berlin
United States
News pact links North and South American press
June 6 AP president Frank B. Noyes told the Pan American conference that the exchange of true unbiased news between continents would better foster friendship. The Associated Press, a cooperative not a government agency, welcomes South American members as full partners, stressing equity and mutual respect.
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Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
Pan-American Conference Today
Co-Operative Organization
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Preas
South America
Spain
Portugal
South
Peculiar Malady Seizes German Peace Delegates
A German peace delegation was struck by a mysterious illness causing back and joint pains headaches sleeplessness and nervous tension. Members described feeling feverish restless and like geese in a cage as they faced uncertainty and anxiety amid negotiations.
Mystery grips Pescadero as Coburn held after murder
Redwood City June 6 Amateur sleuths flood Pescadero lodging houses after Mrs. Sara Latire Coburn widow is murdered. Wallace Loren Coburn stepson is kept under observation as nurses report he repeats the name Ryan and speaks of a killing. Fingerprints on the murder stick are examined. Coburn’s prints would offer little value.
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Redwood City
Cal
Pescadero
Sara Latire ‘Coburn
Franklin
Swa
Wallace Loren Coburn
Atrs
Coburn
Swart
Ryan
Treasury announces $10 million loan to Italy
Washington reports a $10,000,000 credit in favor of Italy announced by the treasury. This increases Italy's total to $1,581,600,000 and adds to the allies' overall total of $9,890,219,124.
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Washington
Italy
Treasury
Aquatic Contests Stir Butte High Gym Crowd
Last night in the Butte high school gymnasium students staged aquatic contests organized by Miss Krook and Coach Danahey. Boys and girls competed in various events including speed races, breast stroke, dumbbell-like clashes, blindfold, and water ballet styles, with John Benedict and Heleen Symons among top winners. About 260 spectators crowded the tank area as mixed teams vied for first in relays and individual events amid cheers from parents and friends.
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Hutte
Butte
Con
Murphy
Blanche Swan
Umbrella
Rudolph Simon
Weapfrog
Iris
Eitle Emin
J Waxstaff
Ruta Jahreisy
Hai
John Benedict
Heleen Symons
Ora Sellars
Thos
Rudolph Sievers
Chester Steck
John Edict
Harold Holmes
Jam Wagstaff
Louis Eva Murphy
Ronald Murphwin
Thomas Grady
Morris Symons
William Lauehhi
Goivieve Morgan
Rita Jahreiss
Holeen Symons
Colette Doherty
Lloyd Finley
Elizabeth Miller
Eilen Eminger
Cora Sellars
Martha von Houtan
Irena Black
Ethel Knuth
Marie Hannigan
Teath Christman
Tuck
Tennis tournament VL start sunn at Butte club
A handicap tennis tournament opened at the Butte Tennis Club home on Last Utah Avenue. Men and women’s singles are drawn with pairs including McCormick versus Karsted and Roscow versus Bentley. Several players receive byes, and Miss Renouard and Miss Dewey are noted as advancing without play. Interment for Mile p is at Mountain View cemetery.
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Butte Tennis’ Club
Ailes Halth Roscow
Utah Avenue
Reichie
Mas Nicol
Mise Bme
Nally
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Tare
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Seditionist's Appeal
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Passions
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Swift
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Thie Co
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Jezebye Co
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Joseph Richards
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