LW W S GUILTY VERDICT IN CENTRALIA ARMISTICE DAY MURDER
In Montesano Washington March 13 the jury convicts seven of ten I W W members of second degree murder in the Centralia Armistice Day parade case. Warren Grimm was killed during the event. Mike Sheehan and Elmer Smith found not guilty. Roberts acquitted by insanity.
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Warren O. Grimm
Montesano
Wash
Warren’ O. Grimm
Centralia
Mike Sheehan
Elmer Smith
Roberts
Ar Britt Smith
Ray Becker
James M Bert Bland
Eugene Barnett
John Lamb
O. C. Bland
Loren
John Berry
Lewis County
Arthur McKifresh
Grimm
LW. W
Warren ‘C. Grimm
American Legion
Commodore
Old Homesteader Resists Snow and Starvation Dies
A Montana homesteader Hans Hansen four miles from Butte perished after weeks of snowbound isolation and lack of supplies. He died returning from Silver Bow with food for his cabin, while witnesses report seeing him fall from a wagon. Coroner and sheriff investigated. no inquest planned.
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Hans Hansen
Buxton
Butte
Silver Bow
Feely
Oregon
Holland
League Council Sets Russia Investigation Commission
Paris March 13 The League of Nations council adopted a resolution to appoint a ten member commission to investigate conditions in Russia. The move signals renewed international scrutiny and a formal inquiry into Russian affairs by the League.
Dillon Team Triumphs in State Tournament Final
Speedy Beaverhead quintet rallies from behind to defeat Billings in the championship game securing the flag contest. The upset defies experts who predicted Sugar Beeters would win as Butte finishes seventh.
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Beaverhead
Billings
Butte
State hoops final ends in Bozeman rout of Billings
Dilton wins the state championship for Dilton by beating Billings 19 to 16 in a keen title battle. Earlier games see Helena edges Livingston for third and Great Falls takes fourth with Butte. Billings surged to a 99 to 15 semi final win over Livingston, paced by Morton and Phythian while Smith brothers and Hatfield starred for Billings.
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Bozeman
Dilton
Billings
Helena
Livingston
Great Falls
Butte
Gonzer
Custer
Missoula
Ryburn and Hatfield
Smith Brothers
Edinger
Pythian
Bowman
Morton
Phythian
Bie
Husky
Wilson
O'Donnell
Howman
Ward
McDonald
Butie
Penay
Park
Ted
Berlin revolution spreads as von Jagow named Foreign Minister
Paris dispatch reports in Berlin the revolutionary troops control Munster and Gottlieb von Jagow named minister of foreign affairs. German leaders discuss countermeasures as arrests rise and Baden rejects the Berlin government while Noske reportedly surrenders to the new regime.
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von Jagow
Paris
Berlin
Munteh
Gottlieb von Jagow
Schieffer
Mathias Kraborger
Nance
Herr Haeisch
Karl Hein
Reichswehr
Karlsruhe
Baden
Itneral von Davins
Merlin
Noske
London
Herr Noske
Hbert
Marshal von Hindenburg
Berlin Falls to Coup as Kapp Seizes Power in 1919 Crisis
Reports from Berlin on March 13 describe a military coup d etat that toppled President Ebert and installed Dr. Wolfgang Kapp as chancellor. Berlin and provinces are occupied as counter revolutionary forces move to quell unrest. Two rival governments. fears of bloodshed persist amid secrecy and confusion.
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Berlin
Frederich Ebert
Wolfgang Kapp
Fatherland
Gustav Bauer
Germany
Kapp
Ebert
Dresden
Wilhelm II
Parr
Jock
Advent of Imperial Government Announced by Von Wargenheim
Baron von Wargenheim, Altona garrison officer, proclaims the advent of the imperial government and says he assumes executive power over Hamburg and surroundings. The mid day period saw workers in the shielded area cease work as Altona residents left.
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von Wargenheim
Hamburg
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Go Uit
Dillon
McDonnell
Smith
Hatfield
Meath
Jes Smith
Vorwara
Bee W. Smith
Ditton
McAuliffe
Hattieta
Illon
Heath
Ryburn
McDon Md
Seeess Smith
Heienaysses Picketts
Poplar
Tarbox
Mites City
Sweetgrass
Marshal Foch
Henry I. Wilson
Imperial Staff
Ary T. Mander
French
Don
Aibert
Ulrich Rauscher
Herman Pres
Aturen
von Falkenhausen
Vernor
Belgium
Sint
Gustav Noske
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