Big Four Adds Makino to Quartet in Peace Talks
The Big Four will be joined by Baron Makino of Japan, forming the Big Five. A complete accord in principle has been reached on German terms including Silesia and admission to the League of Nations, with drafting to follow by Friday or Saturday. Germany’s acceptance hinges on leadership, disarmament, and loyal treaty execution.
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Japan
Germany
Associated Press
Paris
League of Nations
Robert "Cecil
Servic Clemenceau
Tate
Ruben
Ils
Baron Makino
Wilson
Lloyd, George
Clemenceats
Orlando
Big Four
Big Five
Wen
Lord Robert Cecil
Colonel House
Clemenceau
British Aviator to Hop Off Today for Transatlantic Attempt
John s Newfoundland June 12 Reports state Vickers Vimy bombing air will hop off between 3 and 40 hours for attempted transatlantic flight Capt Jack Alcock the ship s skipper leads the launch with plans for the daring voyage and prize hopes at stake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn's
Newfoundland
Will
Tom Hoon
Jack Alcock
Butte Rotary to Salt Lake and Park Deeds
Fragmented item notes Butte Rotarians traveling to Salt Lake City, deeds given to park tracts, and a reference to a corporation in ex-Congressman Taney’s hands. Includes scattered mentions of exhibits, Butte High Deaconess work, and engineers on Caterpillar equipment.
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Butte
Salt Lake Sunny
Taney
Haitoriat General News
Butte High
John Ritchie
Union
Time to Organize Note to Kolchak An Ananies Club
Washington reports a late embassy briefing from El Paso disputing press claims of bandit activity. Juarez remains tense with rebel forces reported nearby. federal troops reinforced from Col. New Mexico arrive soon. Paris notes Allied support for Kolchak, welcoming his May 26 reply and promising supplies to aid his campaign.
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Kolchak
BIG Four
Washington
Fean
el Paso
Wires
Inn
Juarez
Francisco Ex
Resignation Over Prohibition Stand by Arizona Labor Leader
Frank Morrison accepts a telegram from Croaft of Phoenix, president of the Arizona State Federation of Labor, resigning as general organizer of the AFL. He cites inability to represent a federation seeking to override the expressed will of the country and perpetuate beer intervals, saying the move follows mature deliberation and a Christian conscience approved by Arizona workers.
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Hecause
Labor City
Croaft
Phoenix
Arizona
European affairs standoff and unrest across central Europe
Reports depict a tense Europe with Austria Hungary facing potential communist moves in Hungary and unrest in Germany as Noske clashes with radicals. The British deny a Petrograd campaign report while anti foreign sentiment rises in China and Japan amid rumors of Allied support. Admiral Kolchak leads anti Bolshevik forces in Russia as Paris negotiates disputed council points and a five day reply window.
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Paris
Austria-Hungspoli
Hunsry
Comunists
Hungary
Germany
Gustave Noske
Leland
Noske Noske
Supreme Council
Hissine
Kolchak
Mussia
Packers blamed for keeping meat prices high in storage
Congressional debate centers on claims that meat packers withheld huge quantities of beef and fowls to prevent price drops. Representative Fens cites 46,000,000 pounds held in storage versus 14,000,000 a year ago, with Dowell accusing war stocks of propping up prices. Rainey defends packers, saying stored meat may have legitimate business reasons.
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Fens
Dowell
Iowa
War Department
John T. Rainey
Milnois
Liggett Decorated By Italian King For War Service
Hunter Liggett, commander of the army of occupation, received the grand officer of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus from Captain Huntinton of the Italian army at Third Army headquarters. Brigadier General Malin Craig was named commander of the Order. Governor Larrazolo announced he would not call a special legislative session to consider the woman suffrage amendment.
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Oo ‘Coblens
Jan Fen
Hunter Liggett
Army of Occupation
Order of St. Maurice and
St. Lagas Rus
Italy
Third Army
Huntinton
Malin Craig
AIOUA co + une sd
Larrazolo
Nebraska Wheat Set To Break Record Crop This Year
Lincoln June 12 Barr reports further damage from lodging or frost rust and Nebraska will have a record winter wheat crop. A monthly crop report by the United States bureau of crop estimates and the state board of agriculture forecasts combined spring and winter wheat production at 200 bushels, or 10,743,000 bushels more than the previous high.
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Lincoln
Neb
Barr
Nebraska
United Sraves Bureau of Crop Estimates
State Board ‘of Agriculture
Veterans of Three Wars Converge in Deer Lodge Montana
In Deer Lodge a historic gathering welcomed over 600 visitors for a three wars veterans convention. Grand Army Veterans and Sons of Veterans hosted withBands from Anaconda Copper Mines, Boy Scouts, and multiple veteran organizations present. The event featured a parade, music by A C M Band, and a warm display of hospitality reflecting Montana heritage.
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Suendara
Ing
Montana
Deer Lodge
Ci Froud
Howe
Parade Schedule and Civic Events in Missoula
The program lists a parade with Marshal J. A. Morrow leading a World War officers tribute from the courthouse. March routes follow Fourth Street Cottonwood Main Maryland up to Milwau kee Avenue toward City Park. Afternoon events include high school girls at 1 PM, executive sessions, a band concert, and a banquet at City Pavilion with Senator Williams presiding and WW Stewart delivering an address.
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J. A. Morrow
Fourth Street
Cottonwood Avenue
Main Street
Maryland Avenue
Milwaukee Avenue
City Park
HH. Parsons
Missoula
Ac. M
City Pavilion
C. H. Williams
SV. Stewart
Hungarians Press toward Pressburg in Czech Crisis
AP dispatch from June 12 notes Hungarian forces buoyed by recent wins against the Klans move to capture Pressburg, a key Danube city and Czech river port. Czech armies under French officers face reorganization as Italian officers shift in, while Masaryk appeals to the peace conference for aid.
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Associated Press
Aris
Pressburg
Daneube
Ceseho-Slovakia
Thomas Masaryk
Bela Kun
Manian
Cty
Kun
Blameleas
Missoula Veterans Honor Col Paxson At Encampment
Misoula delegation led by Col B S Paxson attends state encampment. Paxson, famed painter of western scenes, despite a paralytic stroke, remains an active veteran figure. Attendees include Mrs Paxson and numerous Missoula members and their spouses, with several other local ladies listed among hosts and contributors.
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Grand Army
Missoula
Col. B.S. Paxson
Paxson
Montana
Ol Lodge
George Pease
Meard
Hattie Day
Ris Sharp
J.P. Me~ Llean
CE. Schroder
Emiack WE. Bancroft
John dicCa
Mesdaines Faa'ncwougnant Wilson
Biss ‘Pesus Wilson
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