England Rejects Peage Protocol Debate Continues
The British and other powers clash over compulsory arbitration as a path to peace. Briand and France back covenant defenses while Britain warns the Geneva protocol risks war readiness, with Japan and Belgium weighing alliances and international cooperation amid diverging views on security and disarmament.
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Eoward Benes
Council On the
Brsisool
League
Great Britain
Austen Chamberlain
Japan
France
Briand
Chamberlain
Mary
Vittorio Scialoia
Belgium
Paul Hymans
Brasil
Spain
Quinones de Leon
Sweden
Éourne
League Assembly
Ike Ramsay MacDonald
M. Herriot
England
Greek Dredging Near Completion
Dredging near completion along the east side of Montana Street and User Avenue follows Harrison Avenue. The dredge has nearly reached the Dew course. In a few days the old channel will be dredged and widened as announced by Mr. Appienate.
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Ps Brewery
Montana Street
Harrison ‘Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Appienate
Gauntlet Thrown Down By Coolidge In Nomination Row
Pennsylvania lawmakers debated resubmitting a president's nomination amid fear of another rejection. Indications pointed to swift action in the judiciary committee while a filibuster tied up discussion on the Pine Treaty. Warren was considered for an appearance to address critics of his sugar interests ties.
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Pennsylvania
Judiciary
Senate
Pine T Reaty
Warren
Need Money to Rebuild Herds in Drought Hit Southeast
Article notes drought in the Southeast strains cattle production and credits banks with vast reserves. It urges credit expansion to rebuild breeding herds, suggesting borrowers with proper collateral access loans through intermediate credit banks rather than traditional commercial banks.
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Cooper
Unclear fragment on a criminal investigation and claims
The passage appears to be an unclear fragment discussing an investigation into a wife and alleged associates, noting innocence and disputes over membership in the Everleigh club and interactions with colored men. The text is damaged and difficult to interpret, with claims of innocence and unannounced punishments mentioned.
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Everleigh Club
Delightful South Side party highlights homestead celebration
A lively Saturday night gathering at Phillips avenue honored Tommy Tracy with dancing and music. Guests included Florence Shakespeare Floren back Goldin Mott Madeline York and many others. A consolation visit to Mrs McCarthy followed with luncheon and card games.
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Tommy Tracy
Everning
Phillips Avenue
Mrs. Tracy
Florence. Shakespeare
Floren
Back Goldin Mott
Madeline York
Gyna Harney
Marian Kilham
Helen Wortman
Margaret Brundage
Edi Tracy
Meer
Ed Ly
Monn. Miller
Neta ‘Lawrence
Ruth Styley
Josephine
Harriet Myers
Mi'@red
Leslie Mulling
Robert Mack
Josephine Knotwell
Albert Whitehead
George Garton
George Tierney
Dorothy’ Heffron
Lilien Wi Way Lucy
Margaret Ratorpan
Lalive. Rich
William Richards
Dorothy Daton
Ambrose Abrahamson
Little Melevin Stanaway
Roda Smith
Alfred Hendrickson
Davis
Gitrwa Avenue
Pat Malloy
A. Cameron
Mra Williamse
Charles McK¢ire
Cherise McKenni
Mra
Allen
Bank Accounts of Fall and Bond Tracing Hearings Continue
Testimony examined Liberty bond dealings tied to Fall, with Conway’s competency debated and adjournment ordered. Banking figures Dunbar and Bonsales linked to Fall traces while Caplis of Silver Bow county improves after recent surgery in Helena.
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Liberty Bonds
L. ©. Dunbar
J. F. Bonsales
First Nasonal Bank of
el Paso
Texas
Jarlan J. Smith
First National Bank of
Pueblo
Col
Fall
Tres Rios ‘Land and Cattle Company
Pall
Tiverty
Kennedy
Lacey
Tess
Roberta Will
Caplis
St. James Hospital
John J. Caplis
Silver Bow
Mr. Capfis
Helena
Legislative Assembly
Filibuster Casts Shadow Over Guban Treaty Debate
Lawmakers battled a long filibuster over the Guban Treaty as debate stretched into days. Senators prepared for a possible cloture clash while leaders sought a parliamentary path to end the obstruction and allow a vote.
Ines College Course Approvals and Montana Budget Items
Approves Ines College Course claims of Culfton Applegate and Toole on contract on Skalkaho road extending time for actions to recover from railroads. Includes appropriations for land for school for the deaf, humane duties for sheriffs, district judge deficiencys, tax refunds, uniform blanks for clerks, national committeemen selection, and the eastern Montana state normal school. Mentions bounty on predatory animals and city county merged government funding. Also flags paving and bridge work, dairy milk sample keeping, centralized state accounting system, and mill tax referendums.
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Culfton, Applegate and Toole
Skalkaho Road
Naonal
Eastern Montana State Normal School
George A. Reitz
State Board of Examiners
Commissioner of Agriculture
Fleat in Coronado Roads In Coast Guard Action
The Associated Press reports from San Diego on March 12 that a powerful concentration of American naval forces was deployed in the Coronado area. Details are unclear but indicate a significant coastal operation with sea lanes monitored and defenses reinforced.
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San Diego
United Am
Burns witness in fight film case Trenton March 12
United States district court in Trenton heard testimony on the fight film case as investigators questioned witnesses about the taking of film across state lines and negotiations to use the footage. A former chief of the Bureau of something testified. the investigation followed last summer's events. In London, Mary Cope performed at Holy Trinity church for 20 years with few absences due to illness or fog.
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Trenton
Echaes
United States
Thomas J Fpellacy
Albany
Bureau of ‘Oven
Geen
London
Mary Cope
Holy Trinity Church
Benefit Concert Delights Temple Theater Crowd for Shriners
A large audience applauded a meritorious program of vocal and instrumental music and dancing at the Temple theater. The benefit supported the Shriners Hospital for crippled children, with performances by Mme Leipheimer's students, the Bagdad Patrol band, and soloists including Miss Collins and Miss Mayo. The event announced a scholarship for Elise Colling at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and featured elaborate stage settings donated by theater and staff.
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Temple Theater
Mme
Marie M. Leipheimer
Shriners’ Fund
Bagdad Patrol
George Stevens
Destedelle
American Theater Orchestra
Mme. Leipheimer
Puplie
Mme. MacPherson
F. Destebelle
Joan Piera
William B. Jackson
Mme. Leiptelmer
Elise Col- Ang
San Francisco Conservatory
Destebelle
Aa Leieimery
The
Mary
Thais
North America
Aion
Union
Childre
France Needs U S Aid, Herriot Says
Paris March 12 Premier Herriot urged the United States to aid France in postwar settlement problems. He condemned material dominance in U S policy and stressed France must not forget America’s moral role in the war. He warned unresolved issues remain and would shape future solutions.
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Paris
France
Premier Herriot
M. Herriot
United States
America
Rich Browent
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