Blame Cast On United States For Turkish Settlement Delays
Earl Curzon said at the House of Lords that delays in framing the peace treaty over the Turkish question were largely due to the United States. He urged U S help in forming new Asian Minor states and Armenia. State Department officials noted no official UK council decision had reached Washington. France sent a Turkish settlement copy to Jusserand for presentation but it had not been received.
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State Department
Washington
Supreme Council
London
United States
Earl Curzon
House of Lords
America
Lord Curzon
Asia Minor
Armenia
Sars Curzon
France
Jusserand
Department
Jonn P. White
United Mine Workers of America
William Greene
Miners’ Union
Tumulty
White House
White
Wilson
Officers Deny All Charges of Taking Bribes
Witness claims drugs can be obtained in Butte with a Chinatown drug trade charging one dollar. Officer Casey and Officer Cusick deny extortion and conduct unbecoming charges, testifying their actions were lawful while Bessie Cox says narcotics could be bought in Butte’s underworld. Defense attorney Walker objects to the hearing before Commissioner Wulf.
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Butte
Chinatown
Casey
Cusick
Bessie Cox
James L. Casey
James Cusick
Frank Walker
Wulf
Magill Named South Butte Constable After Swan son Murder
William J. Magill was appointed South Butte township constable yesterday to succeed Charles W. Swanson, who was murdered on February 28. County commissioners chose Magill from a dozen applicants. he is a plumber with Magill & Nevin and well known in Butte.
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William J. Magill
South Butte Township
Charles W. Swanson
Magill
Magill & Nevin
Butte
Poisoned olives blamed for Montana deaths line
In Chicago on March 11, Burton Sprague firm says contaminated elk meat and not olives killed five near Kalispell Montana. Federal tests linked botulinus to olive liquid. grocers cite tainted elk carcass meat. Denver reports poisoned olives found after a woman grew seriously ill.
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Chicago
Kalispell
Mont
Sprague, Warner & Co
Montana
Denver
Col
W. F. Cannon
M. E. Blake
Poles Check Advance Foretold by Frontier Fighting
London March 11 The war office reports that bolshevists plans for a major attack on the Poles were forestalled by recent frontier fighting in which the Poles acted as the aggressors.
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London
Bolshevists
War Office
Missionary Reverend Shelton Released by Bandits
Cincinnati dispatch reports Rev. Dr. A. L. Shelton missionary of the Disciples of Christ freed after being held captive by Chinese bandits. Information comes from the foreign Christian missionary society of the Disciples church.
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Cincinnati
A. L. Shelton
The
Disciples of Christ Church
Foreign Christian Missionary Society of the Disciples Church
Dow Jones sued over erroneous report on stock dividends ruling
Gaston Jaillet sues Joseph Cashman for 2218 alleging Dow Jones news ticker caused losses by misreporting the U S Supreme Court decision in the McComber case that stock dividends are not taxable. Dow Jones blames a reporter error in Washington and a missing not in an advance bulletin.
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New York
Dow Jones & Co
News
United States Supreme Court
McComber
Joseph Cashman
Gaston Jaillet
Martin C. Ansorge
Jaillet
Supreme Court Chamber
Washington
Butte Considers Daylight Saving Ordinance At Next Meeting
The Butte city council will consider daylight saving at the March 17 meeting. Alderman Frank Austin says he acts for citizens. A city canvass shows strong support, with many professions in favor and stock brokers noting early hours align with New York exchange rules.
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Butte
New York
Austin
Frank Austin
Tha Neanacsas
J. A. Heilbronner
New York Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Orville Williams
KX. M. Sylvester
Henry Desjardin
B. P. Baxter
Baxter Furniture
Wilson's Letter Nettles Editor Paris Says Letter Attacks France
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson’s charges in a letter to Senate leader Gilbert M. Hitchcock target France by name with Marshal Foch implicated. Pertinax in Revue de Paris cites Wilson pressed allies about Rhineland control and a 1919 session letter from Pierrepont Noyes critiquing the Rhineland administration plan.
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Paris
Wilson
France
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
United States Senate
Europe
Rhine
Supreme Council
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Pierrepont B. Noyes
Amer
Rhineland Commission
Rhineland
Noyes
Bids Opened on 250000 Silver Bow Road Bonds Action
Officials from Silver Bow County see the sale of 250000 in road bonds to the winning contractor or deposit with the state treasurer for cash. A delegation including Commissioners Simonson and Fabian and Good Roads reps left for Helena to attend the 4 PM bid opening and seek legal approval for selling bonds to N A Rotering. If bonds fail to sell, 250000 federal aid for a hard surface road between Butte and the Deer Lodge county line may be jeopardized.
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Silver Row
Simonson and
Fabian
Silver Bow County Good Roads Association
Helena
Commissioners
W. McC. White
Eugene Carroll
W. B. Daly
Ray Ruhle
Frank Bigelow
Joe Binney
N. A. Rotering
Messrs. White
Carroll
Ruhle
Good Roads Association
Rotering
Silver Bow County
Butte
Deer Lodge
Hitchcock Will Wreste Bryan in Nebraska Precincts
W J Bryan warned that he would not back Hitchcock if a delegate from the Nebraska convention was ejected. J H Mithen Hitchcock for President manager says Hitchcock’s supporters welcome the fight and will meet Bryan in every precinct in Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J Bryan
United States
Hitchcock
J. H. Mithen
Bryan
Nebraska
Tornado Death Toll Rises Across Ozarks and Nevada
A powerful tornado swept through Taney county Missouri killing eleven people including seven Box children, injuring eight and leaving two missing as it damaged Melva Branson Kirbyville Taneyville Mildred Oasis Forsyth and Branson. In Nevada Missouri a second tornado killed three men and destroyed most business buildings within minutes.
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Springfield
Mara
Turkey Creek
Branson
Hollister
Taney County
Ran
William Box
Melva
Kirbyville
Taneyville
Mildred
Oasis
Forsyth
Ozark
Ship Beset by Mosquitoes On South Atlantic Voyage
In Brooklyn supreme court Hendricus de Raay sues Gulf Coast steamship line for 5000 dollars claiming officers refused him medicinal ointment after severe mosquito bites during a voyage along the south Atlantic coast. The Gulf Refining company denies the allegation and seeks a bill of particulars.
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New York
South Atlantic
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Hendricus de Raay
de Raay
Gulf Coast
Gulf Refining Company
Legion Post Opposes Cash Bonus Action
Marquette Michigan March 11 The Richard M Jopling post of the American Legion adopts a resolution opposing the national council urging a cash bonus from the federal government for ex service men.
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Marquette, Mich
Richard M. Jopling
American Legion Tonight
National Council of the Legion
Bela Kun moved from Steinhof asylum to internment
Vienna authorities announce Bela Kun the former Hungarian communist dictator has been removed from Steinhof asylum and is now interned with his associates as part of ongoing security measures.
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Vienna
Bela Kun
Steinhof Asylum
Wilson's Coal Strike Commission Divides on Wage and Hours
The Wilson appointed commission splits on coal strike terms. The majority backs a 25 percent wage rise with no change in hours, while miner rep John P White would push for seven hours and about a 35 percent wage increase. Union leaders caution, seeking unity in joint talks.
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Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
Henry M. Robinson
R. Peale
Indictment of 125 Miners and Operators in Lever Act Case
A federal grand jury in Indianapolis returned an indictment charging conspiracy against 125 mine operators and coal miners. The Lever Act conspiracy alleges restricting distribution and manufacturing to raise prices, with penalties up to 10000 dollars or two years imprisonment. The panel examined over 300 people including Dr. H A Garfield and Cyrus Garnsey.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States District Court
United States
H. A. Garfield
Cyrus Garnsey
Garfield
Armenians Defend Cilicia Villages Besieged by Turks
Dispatches from diplomatic sources report Turkish bands have besieged Zeitun Hu mit and other Armenian villages in Cilicia for ten days. Armenians have resisted and defended themselves so far.
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London
Zeitun
Humit
Cilicia
First Montana church drive plans outlined at Butte meeting
A Montana bishops and church leaders group in Butte discussed a projected Protestant budget near 500 000 dollars for the year under interchurch world movement. District financial conferences will be held in Butte Billings and Great Falls March 22 23 and 26 with budgets shown for Methodist Episcopal Episcopalian Baptist and Presbyterian denominations.
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Butte
Interchurch World Movement
George Mecklenburg
Helena
Montana
Kutte
Billings
Great Falls
Methodist Episcopal
Episcopalian
Baptist
Presbyterian
Court Instructs Jury in I W W Trial in Montesano
The Montesano court spent most of the day preparing jury instructions for the I W W trial. Judge Wilson said instructions would be delivered at tomorrow morning’s opening as counsel prepare arguments after.
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Montesano
Wilson
Bond Offer To City Council Prompts Special Meeting
Mayor W T Stodden reports an offer from the I W Anderson Bonding Co to refinance outstanding warrants from 1919 up to about 700000 dollars, with up to 200000 dollars available to cover registered warrants in numerical order. The plan, discussed for the March 15 payables, aims to avoid future court challenges though details depend on tonight’s city council session.
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I. W. Anderson Bonding Company
Butte
W. T. Stodden
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