Wounded Soldiers Honored by Montana Delegation at Fort Douglas
Hart Correspondence Salt Lake June 19 The Montana delegation and the A C M band visited Fort Douglas to cheer wounded soldiers. About 50 Montana boys are in the hospital and the visit brought joy to the wards. Leaders arranged transport and support from local banks and churches. Visitors spoke to patients from Butte and Anaconda, including Leon Rusek who, with a plaster cast on his arm, greeted familiar Montana faces.
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Fort Douglas
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Fort Hospital
Mr. Chapman
Butte
Anaconda
Leon Rusek
Wave of Partisan Feeling Sweeps Senate Halls
A Senate debate on the League of Nations erupted into party wrangling. Senator Williams of Mississippi accused Republicans of stacking the Foreign Relations Committee, prompting denials from Senator Moses of New Hampshire and remarks by Senator McCormick of Illinois, before Vice President Marshall halted the out of order exchange. The Colorado Democrat resumed criticizing the Knox resolution.
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League of Nations
Senate
Williams
Mississippi
Foreign Relationittee
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Committee
League
Moses
New Hampshire
McCornick
Hlinois
Paris
Marshall
Thoms
Colorado
Settlement Talks Focus on Telephone Strike Impasse
In San Francisco on June 19 representatives of telephone operators and workers and company officials failed to reach a settlement. Delegates from the Pacific Northwest and other regions planned further talks tomorrow morning as unions press for demands amid a nationwide strike. Local Los Angeles parade plans were canceled amid concerns about potential disturbances.
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California
Nevada
Pacific
Washington
Washington Would Be Called On Athe Ie
Wetntaken
Commitise
Atras
Frmas
Delsmines
Atise
Putterton
Eurly
Los Angeles
Vancouver strike disrupts CPR freight shipments in June
In Vancouver British Columbia, a strike by Canadian Pacific workers slowed freight shipments. Telephoned reports noted disruptions outside Tong district near 250. Weather brief lists Montana forecasts with partial cloudiness and improving conditions.
Dyes dominance criticized as national threat in U S hearing
Washington reports that German dye interests seek protection for the U S industry via licensing while anti dumping laws fall short. Joseph H Choate Jr cites espionage risk and warns a native dye sector is vital for explosives and chemical research, amid wartime concerns over German control and China trade implications.
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France
England
America
China
Joseph H. Choate Jr
Chemical” Foundation’ Incorporated
House
Ways and Means
Mittee
Tarif Atone
Choate
Prominent Young Man Prouty Convicted in Assault Case
Arthur D. Prouty was found guilty of assault on Miss Addie De Braugh near Helena Montana. After the verdict the jury sentenced him to ten to twenty years. moments later he shot himself in his mother's home. He survived, with county physician Dr. Max Barbour treating him. Prouty, once a Helena business figure and protege of W. G. Conrad, had been prominent in the state for years.
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Arthur D. Prouty
State Court
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Prouty
State Street
Max Barbour
Prouty Auto
Miles
Cit
Frouty
Butte
Montana, OM Company
W. G. Conrad
Deportation hearing planned for Winnipeg strike leaders
At a conference in Winnipeg on June 18 details for deportation hearings were arranged for 11 strike leaders arrested. The meeting, led by officials including Canadian labor figures, proposed appointing a Manitoba immigration staff member to chair the proceedings. No trial date was set, and officials indicated deportation orders would target those from whom such orders could be obtained.
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Manitoba
Andrews
Dominics D. Robertson
James Winning
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Fr Capital
Manitoba Immigration
Thomas Gelley
Dominion Govin
Federal troops sent to protect Casas Grandes from Villa raids
Five hundred federal troops were dispatched to Casas Grandes near the Mormon colonies to safeguard the district against Villa raids. The deployment followed a request from the American state department.
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Juarez
Casas Grandes
American State Department
Reconstruction program gains support at Atlantic City meeting
At the Atlantic City session of the Federation of Labor, radicals and conservatives approved a comprehensive reconstruction program to raise workers’ status and rights. The report urges equal treatment in society, mixed industry and government reforms, and aims to shift focus from bare existence to higher life values. It condemns small labor budgets and calls for stronger labor protections.
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Atlantic City
N. J
In Federation of Labor
German Peace Talks At Weimar Stir Deep Divisions
Berlin reports indicate coalition leaders and the peace commission debate signing the allied treaty. Rumors say Gustav Naske may lead as premier, a sign of possible dictatorship, with plebiscite and extended signing time under consideration. American troops patrol and railways near Weimar amid uncertain outcome. Townley case pauses two months as court schedules Monday plea.
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Weimar
Peace Commission
Bernstorff
Count
von. Bernstorm
Hited
America
Germany
Gustav ‘Naske
Tibartacans
Ican Peace Co
Paris
Belgians applaud Wilson during Brussels visit
The Belgian king and queen bid farewell to President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson after a day of functions and sight seeing. Wilson addressed the chamber, urged credits and an embassy, and was warmly received as Americans and Belgians showed strong mutual regard. The royal party toured historic rooms including the senate chamber.
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Brussels
Wilson
Battlefelds
Chamber of Deputies
America
Congress
Legation
Chamber
Rotel Ae
United States
Albert
Margaret Wilson
N Affairs
Paul Hymans
Senate Chamber
Faith Cavell
Cal Buards
Ford in court as witness questions on war and bankers
Henry Ford testified in Mount Clemens Michigan amid questions about his wartime comments. Witness Henry A Wise Wood of New York described Ford as focused on manufacturing troubles and opposed war, blaming bankers for wars. Ford declined to detail how he would drive war from the world.
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Mount Clemens
Mien
Henry Ford
Henry A Wise Wood
New York
Roosevelt
Alfred Larking
Ford
Fire destroys Kellogg mill yard in Idaho
Fire at the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining lumber mill and stall yard in Kellogg Idaho burned overnight. Officials estimated losses around 200 000 dollars as crews fought the blaze. The incident followed other reports from June 19 about unsettled conditions in China and Archangel where American forces are reorganizing.
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Kellogg Mills
Kellogg
Idaho
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Company
In The Standard Today My Heart and My Husband Horoscope
Horoscope item from The Standard Today notes personal fortunes and relationship moods. Ambiguous text hints at court, celebration, and repairs, with references to officers and Roberts, suggesting a local society update or community notices.
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