Butte Women Take Lead in Local Politics
Nearly 100 democratic women attended last night as the permanent organization of the Women’s Democratic Club of Silver Bow County was postponed to tonight due to Mrs. C B Nolan’s nasal hemorrhage. Mrs. Sydney Sanner introduced the illness and the postponement while Mrs. H I Sherlock spoke for Mrs. Nolan’s plan to organize with men, ensure registration and voting, and promote women’s representation in party machinery.
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Women's Democratic Club of
Silver Bow County
Sich
C. B. Nolan
Finlen
Democratic Central Committee
Sydney Sanner
Silver Bow
Lanner
Nolan
Wilson
Annie Anderson
Chicago
Lanuer
Sherlock
Greeks Concentrating In Advance Near London
Greek forces concentrate and tighten positions as they push forward near London amid ongoing operations. Analysts note strategic value of river crossings and supply lines shaping the engagement between Greek units and opposing forces.
Smyrna Advices Say Turkish Nationalists Concentrated
Advices from Smyrna dated Monday report Turkish nationalists from Smyrna in Asia Minor are being concentrated and the forward movement is being halted to permit this process.
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Smyrna
Asia Minor
Indictments Filed Against 2264 War Slackers in Brooklyn
Indictments were filed today in the Brooklyn federal court against 2,264 men alleged to have evaded the draft. Warrants will be issued for arrests by the U S marshal after about half are removed, believed to have entered war service without notifying local draft boards.
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New York
Brooklyn
Price collars cut to 20 cents by major firms
In Troy New York on June 29 Cluett Peabody Co and George P Ide Co announced collar prices will drop from 34 to 20 cents each. The reduction takes effect immediately and applies to all styles in their line.
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Troy
N. Y
Cluett, Peabody & Co
George PP
Ide & Co
Krausin in London Talks With Lloyd George on Trade
Russian Soviet minister of trade Leonide Krausin conferred with Prime Minister Lloyd George in London on June 29 addressing Soviet trade issues and potential cooperation.
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London
Leonide Krausin
Lloyd George
Butte Players to Meet Philipsburg in Fourth of July Games
Philipsburg citizens plan a Fourth of July celebration with a pair of ball games between Philipsburg and Lou Frank's All-Stars of Butte. The Butte team travels Sunday morning for two afternoons of hard play, with a listed All-Stars lineup. Lou Frank plans additional state games, including possible contests with the Anodes of Anaconda.
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Philipsburg
Lou Frank
Butte
Sowerbier
Phippen
Fisher
Steck
Passmore
O'Brien
Knight
Dawson
Weir
Sheehan
Anaconda
German majority socialists back Fehrenbach program
Berlin June 28 German majority socialists support the new government program led by Konstantin Fehrenbach as stated by Philip Scheidemann in the Reichstag today.
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Berlin
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Philip Scheidemann
Need Farm Hands in Winnipeg July 29 Report
About 50,000 farm laborers will be required to har...
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Winnipeg
Bowman forecasts crop increase for western provinces
J A Bowman provisional commissioner of colonization estimated today that bumper crops in all western provinces warrant a one third greater crop vesting than last year. He noted the 1920 wheat crop to be favorable across the Canadian prairie provinces.
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Canadian Prairie Provinces
J. A. Bowman
Provisiona
Mr. Bowman
Hearing Arguments Against Coal Men In Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania arguments on admitting charges of profiteering and monopolistic control against hard coal operators were heard today by the anthracite mine commission appointed by President Wilson to settle differences between operators and mine workers. Distinctive dress for childless wives in Paris was urged by the League for Large Families in the chamber of deputies, requiring uniforms with skull and crossbones.
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Scranton
Anthracite Mine Commission
Wilson
Paris
League For Large Families
Chamber of Deputies
Chicago plans payroll hike for city workers
Chicago June 29. City council began consideration of pay increases totaling more than 1,500,000 by granting a maximum yearly wage of 2.1 to firemen and policemen. A blank resolution to apply the union wage scale to city workers was passed and will be taken up tomorrow.
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Chicago
Planning an Invasion Near Koenigsberg
From Copenhagen on June 29, reports indicate Alexander J. Guchkoff former Russia minister of war and navy in 1917, linked with General Yudeniteh, is assembling near Koenigsberg a volunteer force of 56,000 well armed men for a new invasion of Prussia.
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Copenhagen
Kovyno
Lithuania
Alexander J. Guchkoff
Russia
Yudeniteh
Petrograd
Koenigsberg
Frussia
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Patsy
Levi Strauss Koveralls
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Roy Daniels
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