Ulster Coercion Debate Bolsters British Irish Policy
London accord ascends after a calmer Irish policy debate as government survives a Banbury motion 342 to 75. Churchill and Lloyd George assert Britain will have full freedom of action while backing provisional government, with focus shifting from Field Marshal Wilson case to Irish governance.
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London
Frederick Banbury
Ireland
Field Marshal Wilson
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ial
Lloyd George
Field Marshal
Wison
Chortt
Woman Held on Smuggling Charge
Mrs Laura Kachelmacher of Fargo North Dakota is held by federal authorities in connection with smuggling into the country a 100000 pearl necklace. Treasury agent Charles Salter of Seattle says officials in major cities have been pursuing the necklace as it moves from city to city to evade treasury agents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Laura Kachelmacher
Fargo
N. D
Charles Salter
Treasury
Seattle
Wash
Salter
Forces Rally as Rival Chinese Forces March on Canton
The northern Sun faction rallies about 30,000 troops to march on Canton, with three columns advancing from Kiangsi and Diangsi. Huang Ta-Wei leads 20,000 troops holding a line near Kanchow, while Li and Hist spearhead the advance against Chen Chiung-Ming. Observers foresee severe war as factions vie to restore Sen and defeat Thiree generals.
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Associated Press
China
South China
Canton
Ming
Sen
Thiree
Sun
Kiangsi
Haw ‘Twang-Chi
LA Lieh- Chun
Huang Ta-Wei
Huang
Diangsi
Kanchow
Hist
Chen Chiung-Ming
State Merchants Open Convention at Boulder Springs
The Retail Merchants Association of Montana opened a three day convention at the Boulder Hot Springs hotel near Boulder Springs Helena. Fred J. Perry of Great Falls presided as president and J. E. Kelly of the Boulder Chamber of Commerce gave the welcome. Walter Akam of Livingston spoke in response. The annual reports show progress, with H W Schnell of Kalispell noting 565 members, nearly double last year, and detailing extensive secretary work.
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Associated Press
Helena
Retail Merchants ‘Association’ of
Montana
Boulder Hot Springs
Fred J. Perry
Grea Rails
J. E. Kelly
Boulder Chamber of Commerce
Walter Akam
Livingston
H.W. Schnell
Kallapell
Asso
Eleven Held for Rathenau Murder
Berlin reports eleven alleged members of a Bavarian secret group called the Council were arrested. The police link the group to the murder of former Finance Minister Rathenau and implicate Braberser in the Rathenau case. Other arrests include Colonel Xylander in Munich and General Maerker in Dresden. Clashes between workers and monarchists were reported in several cities.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Council
Finance
Braberser
Rathena
Xylander
Munich
Maerker
Reichswehr
Dresden
Aoschwitz
Neuremberg
Frieberg
12 Year Old Hero Saves Friend At Lake Avoca
Tommy Stafford 12, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Stafford, jumped into Lake Avoca Sunday to rescue his 10 year old friend Mike O Hagan who sunk in a deep hole. James Stafford 17 and Frank Sullivan helped from a canoe, pulling both boys to shore where Mike was unconscious.
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Tommy Stafford
Mike Stafford
Jay Street
Lake Avoca
Mike O'Hagan
East ‘Broadway
James Stafford
Frank Sullivan
Maud S. Canyon
Mike
Tommy
James
Stafford
Frank Sul
Settlement talks fail over coal tie up disputes
Lewis reports after meetings with President Harding and Secretary Davis that union policy remains unchanged. The failure to settle the coal tie up keeps tensions high as talks conclude.
Insists on a New Scale in Coal Strike
Washington June 26 The bituminous coal strike remains unresolved after talks with President Harding and Secretary Davis. John L. Lewis says union policy stands firm for a new wage scale set by national or semi national conferences with operators. No definite plan or further steps were decided, though officials warn of coal shortages if the strike continues.
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Washington
Harding
Davis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Harding
Davie
Lewis
White ‘House
Simple Ceremony for Rockefeller in Sleepy Hollow Tomb
In North Tarrytown New York June 20 the body of William Rockefeller brother of John D Rockefeller was placed in a receiving vault at Sleepy Hollow cemetery until a mausoleum is built The service was a simple Episcopal rite with no music or eulogy per his wish The ceremony occurred at Tockwood Hall Rockefeller home with only family and a few friends present
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Tarrytown
N.Y
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
America
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Tockefeller
Apoplexy Fatal to Wife of Governor Small
Kankakee Ti June 25 Mrs Small wife of Governor Small of Illinois died this morning after being stricken with apoplexy Saturday night. She was with the governor and their three children Leslie Budd and Mrs A E Inglesh at Kankakee during the celebration of his acquittal at Waukegan.
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Associated Press
Kankakee
Atteven Small
Small
Ilinois
Waukexan
Til
Leslie
Budd Small
A-E. Inglesh
Prince of Monaco Dies in Paris at 14 Lineage
Prince Albert Honore Charles of Monaco, the smallest principality's ruler, has died in Paris this afternoon. The news confirms Monaco's sovereign head and heir to the throne passed away, ending a brief Paris stay.
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Paris
Prince Albert Honore Charles of
Monaco
Great Falls Chosen For 1923 Veterans Encampment
Missoula hosts Montana veterans as Great Falls is selected to hold the 1923 encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans. The event will be combined with the Grand Army of the Republic gathering. A battalion parade from Fort Missoula and a country club dinner dance are noted entertainments. Officers’ elections and the women’s auxiliary leadership are also reported.
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Associated Press
Missoula
United Spanish War Veterans
Montana
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Missoula
Country Club
Fireworks Sale Halt Ordered by City Mayor
The mayor orders an end to fireworks sales as police report ongoing detentions of youths found with firecrackers. Officers say some stores beyond city limits have sold fireworks to minors while the city and county cooperate to arrest offenders.
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Phils
Young America
Tets
Imits
Admission for permanent residence limited to citizens
The Johnson immigration bill would grant permanent residence only to aliens eligible for citizenship. It aims to tighten the law by excluding Japanese Chinese Mongolians and others not granted citizenship from eligibility. The measure also proposes further reductions in immigration provisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
House
Immigration, “Committee
Want Brewery Back Because Conviction Rumors Survive
In Great Falls June 26 a federal court in Iowa convicted Eugene Van Wert head of the state law enforcement department on bribery charges. His conviction is tied to ongoing confiscation proceedings against the Montana Brewing Company’s brewery and equipment. Defense argued Van Wert cannot seize property after loss of civil rights. judge denied the motion, saying officer qualification is not an issue in the case.
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van Wert
J. B. Leslie
Hanna's Best Man Dies in Almshouse
Boonville Missouri June 26 Henry W Widdicombe aged 86 a member of a longstanding family died today at the county poor farm He was the best man at the wedding of Mark Hanna the New York newspaper publisher
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Amocmntiacree
Boonville
Honry W. Widdicombe
Widdicombe
Mark Hanna
New York
Russ Demand Credits First Shocks Hague
The head of the Red delegation makes a fiery opening statement at the parley, demanding credits and triggering a wave of consternation among attendees.
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Hague
Conference Rift Over Credit Demands Clouds European Talks
At The Hague Belgium and France vow to oppose Soviet demand for credits before settlement of private property and Russian debts. Maxim Litvinov, head of the Soviet delegation, said credits must come first, unsettling European delegates who hoped to tackle loans after property and debt questions were settled. The position risks delaying talks and may require additional sessions among non Soviet delegates to readjust conference plans.
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Araneae
Hague
Shevik
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Belgium
France
Military spectacle for editors meet at Fort Missoula
Secretary of War Weeks approves a monster display at Fort Missoula for the National Editorial association convention in July. Airplanes tanks and heavy weapons will reenact a World War action with a front of soldiers expected. Telegrams from Senators Myers and Representatives McCormick and Reddick announced the endorsement. The editors convention is set for July 19 in Missoula.
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Associated Frees
Missoula
Fort Missoula
National Editorial Association
Montana
HH. L. Myers
W. J. McCormick
Reddick
Leaders Discuss Vote On Nationwide Rail Strike
Chicago June 26 The general committee of 90 union leaders across six railway shop crafts met to discuss the strike vote prompted by wage cuts ordered by the United States railroad labor board. The executive council held a secret session as a “program of action” for a possible countrywide strike was reportedly discussed. Initial ballot returns showed mixed results with 9 percent supporting maintenance of way on the Southern Pacific coast and Gulf states, while 98 percent of Union Pacific and Santa Fe shop men favored striking. The federation includes 20,000 shop workers.
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Associated
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ulso
Associated Press
Southern Pacific Company
Gulf State
Detroit
Siri
CIRCO
Cal
Southern Pact Company
Syatem
Pacifc
Santa Fe
Lee Gordan
Isary
Southern Paste Federsion
Senator Hefferlin Dies at Livingston in Montana
Charles 8 Hefferlin, a wealthy Livingston banker and reputed Park county’s richest man, died after a lingering illness in Livingston. He was a member of Montana’s eighth legislative assembly, served as county commissioner and alderman, and represented Park County in the last session. He came to Montana in 1882 as cashier of the Northern Pacific railway at Billings and moved to Livingston in 1883.
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Gston
Charles
Col Nolan laid to rest with impressive rites
Col C B Nolan former Montana attorney general and renowned western lawyer was laid to rest after state rites by the Grand Lodge A F and A M in Helena. Services at the Consistory temple followed by a long cortege to Forestvale. Notables and former officials attended the funeral including J F McNamee, Henry Smith, J Bruce Kremer, Sam V Stewart, and Theodore Brantly among others.
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Helena
Mont
Id Lodge of Masonry
Col
C. B. Nolan
Montana
West
C. Smith
Miles’ City
J. F. McNamee
Forestvale
Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
Albert J. Galen
Montana Supreme Court
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Pur Cell
Will A. Campbell
Hel- Cha
D.M. Kelly
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Sam V. Stewart
United States
Walsh
William Scallon
Joseph Toole
Exvl
Norris
Great Falls
Theodore Brantly
ERIS
George Me
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