Grand Army encampment events in Deer Lodge details
In session four days, Butte Grand Army of the Republic members travel by Northern Pacific to Deer Lodge for the thirty fifth annual encampment. Affiliates attend with United Spanish War Veterans, Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of the Grand Army, and more. Events include concerts, essays, speeches, parades, and a banquet led by officials such as Claude Benton and Senator C. W. Williams.
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Butte
Grand Army of the Republic
Northern
Pacific
Deer
Grand Army
Aanzations
United Spanish War Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army
A.C. M
Claude TL. Benton
Contesponse
Marchion
The
Ele Taylor
Gracia McKenna
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Seston
A.C
Lincoln Ture
W. Hurst
Ladies of the Grand Army ‘of the Republic
Euy Park
HL. I. Parsons
A. Com. Rand
State Prison
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Senator C. 1
Wi Hime
Gi Stewart
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John G. Brown
Plans to Restore Normal Conditions in Europe
Washington moves to quiet unrest in Europe by fostering a return to normal economy. With support from the Federal Reserve Board, a group export corporation could be formed to handle foreign demand for American products. The plan anticipates coordinating with other groups and funding state-led work to protect vital domestic industries.
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Washington
Europe
New York
fed= tral reserve board
Export Corpora Tor
Corry Fais
Projet
Kom
Republicans Divided On Thiff Revision Program
Special Correspondence reports deep division among Republicans over whether to push a general tariff revision this session. Fordney backs broad Underwood tariff changes to raise revenue, while Smoot argues a veto is likely and favors limited protections on wartime industries. McCumber supports a comprehensive tariff plan, hoping it would raise substantial revenue without overburdening citizens.
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Washington
Repubicans
Congress
Fordney
Ways and Means
Smoot
Utah
McCumber
North Dakota
Smoots
Republican Congress
France
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and Means
Reas
May Ask Court Order to Operate Car Lines
Detroit faced a transport paralysis as traction service halted amid a three‑faction dispute among Detroit United Railway, its striking carmen, and the city. A settlement is hoped, with council action and possible expansion of service across southern Michigan. Attorney Joesbeck warned a court order may force operation if no agreement is reached, leaving the street company insolvent.
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Detroit
Mid
Detroit United Railway Company
Carmen
Michigan
Joesbeck
Ted
Street Company
German provinces along Rhine form new republics
Fragmentary text notes provinces along the Rhine joining new republics with Coblenz named capital. Mentions movements to set up republics in Hanover West Prussia East Prussia Bavaria and a proposed German Austria as an independent state. References Wien Baden and provisional Rhine government including Rhenish provinces Old Nassau Hesse.
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Jew
Coblenz
Ethine
Rhenish Republic
Hanover
West Prussia
East Prussia
Bavaria
Austria
Rhine
Senate Limited In Treaty Power
Editorial argues the Senate should reject or amend the postwar treaty as presented by the President. It contends delays or weak amendments hinder peace and that only substantial amendments can make the treaty workable. The piece stresses accountability for delaying peace rests with the Senate and notes business leaders seek clarity on the league covenant.
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Senate
Ness
Binal
Heron
League
Wilon
Germany
United States
Vegetable leather from Japanese shrub Mitsu theta
A plant grown in Japan yields a form of vegetable leather. The shrub Mitsu theta produces inner bark that, after processing, becomes a material as tough as French kid and as translucent and pliable as calfskin.
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Japan
FIGHT TO B FINISH 15 THE ULTIMATUM
Wartime strike turmoil and returned soldiers confront alien rhetoric in Winnipeg district. Citizens warn against rioting and intimidation as banks remain open and industrial workers prepare amid ongoing disputes. The Manitoba district commander notes mobilization efforts and weapon production pressures while tallying rifle component shortages.
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Flanders
Winnipeg
Threwell
Feihark
Manitoba
Treaty leaks dominate congressional debate page 1
The article describes Senate disputes over treaty sources and immunity for informants. It notes Borah’s stance on questions about informants, the pending response to a treaty copy, and predicted Senate action. It also outlines House plans to pass the railway and naval bills, with a major shipbuilding appropriation and a broad supply measure.
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Borah
Taft
Tiken
New ‘York
Senate
House
Dirigible C-5 Made Remarkable Flight
Washington reports official confirmation that the navy planned a nonstop transatlantic flight by airship C-3 from Montauk Point to St John s Newfoundland. The C-5 voyage lasted 25 hours 50 minutes covering over 1000 miles despite adverse weather, suggesting it might have contended for honors NC-4 later torn from moorings at St John s and blown to sea.
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Washington
Navy Department
Montauk Point
Long Island
St. John’s
Newfoundlan
Canoe Today
Sensational charges at anarchist trials in Aurich
Report from Aurich Switzerland on a Saturday trial of secret agents and anarchists. Testimony describes an anarchist group planning a train bombing in a tunnel, with German originated money and trips to various locations. Evidence mentions a consular pass and a Berlin link within a German network.
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Aurich
Switzerland
Stont Cents Tunnel
Novembe
Aas
California
Tabriz
Rman
Berlin
Pershing Denies R-34 Passenger Report
Paris dispatch quotes General John J. Pershing telling the Associated Press there was no truth to a report he had requested passage aboard the planned transatlantic flight of the British airship R-34. The denial refutes circulating claims about his involvement.
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Paris
Jone
American bankers open new office amid growing demand
Local readers report that a New York trust company has opened a new office, signaling increased interest in American financial opportunities. The move is linked to expanding work and investment prospects for the public.
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Recoast
We York Trust
Pany ‘Iready
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Ansonia Theater
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Diaster
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Billie Parsons
Ansonia Orchestra
Chester Gillett
Broadway
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Nadell
Follette
Cliff Clark
Leila Shaw and Co
Crewell Fanton
Roman Rings
Empire Comedy Four Comedy Quartet
Pan’ Orchestra
Lindsay Simons
Cutiura
Sourekin Asia Se
Sonconsaive Butte
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