Treaty conflict deepens as Senate approves reservation
The Senate backed the new article 10 reservation by a wide margin, aligning with Republicans and Myers while Walsh opposed United States demands. The vote ends current compromise chances and signals a potential November deadline, with ratification uncertain amid Wilson's peacetime stance and debate over independence by force.
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United Republicans
Myers
Walsh
United States
Washington
Wilson
Senate
League
Grenna
North Dakota
la Follette
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Kellogg
Minnesota
Sterling
South Dakota
Democrate
Montana
Johnson
Reed
Gore
Smith
Georgia
Massachusetts
Transfer of County Funds Found Illegal by Attorney
County funds transfers criticized as unlawful after deputy attorney A C McDaniels ruled no authority existed for the moves described in Puckett reports. Transfers drained balances, no misappropriation involved, but legality disputed. controversy centers on prior authorizations and whether commissions could have sanctioned past transfers.
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A. C. McDaniels
Punty
C.T. Puckett
Teanurer
Bethe
General Fund
Bridge Fund
Poor Fund
General
France and United States urged to maintain friendship
Premier Millerand called for a strong Franco American bond during the German crisis. He said no misunderstandings should threaten relations and that misconceptions should be dissipated promptly to preserve the close friendship already maintained between France and the United States.
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Paris
Millerand
France
United States
Supreme Court to hear all phases of prohibition
The Supreme Court will hear all phases of the prohibition question before ruling on the validity of the prohibition amendment and the Volstead act. Arguments were heard in Rhode Island Kentucky and Massachusetts as New Jersey was granted origins proceedings to test the amendment. March 29 is set for hearings on New Jersey appeals and on injunctive government appeals against Manitowoc Company.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Body of Rod Leggat to rest beside mother in Grand Haven plot
Rod Leggat Montana pioneer to be laid to rest in Grand Haven Michigan beside his mother in a plot donated by Mrs Leggat. Funeral services set at Richards chapel before cortege to train at 10 45 from Butte hospital where he died after an operation for acute appendicitis. nephew Alexander Leggat will accompany the body to Grand Haven.
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Rod Leggat
Mother
Grand Haven
Montana
Alexander Leggat
Leggat
Butte
Leg
Great Northern Trains Detoured By Washouts
Washouts on the Great Northern between Rexford and Whitefish force detours via the Northern Pacific through Helena. The Northern Pacific reports washouts between Butte and Durant, with the Butte Anaconda and Pacific carrying Northern Pacific trains on that division.
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Helena
Great Northern
Rexford
Whitefish
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Main
Butte
Durant
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
North Dakota Hit by Severe Blizzard Blizzard Grips Bismarck
March 15. North Dakota faced a ferocious blizzard with record low barometer readings. Weather Bureau director W. Roberts reported the storm bringing sleet, high winds, and snow across the state, with the Northern Lowi ny area experiencing extreme cold and treacherous conditions.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota
W. Roberts
Federal Weather Bureau
Roberis
Mayo Caldwell Becomes Seattle Mayor at Noon Today
March 15 report states Hugh M. Caldwell former army major assumed Seattle mayoralty at noon without ceremony, succeeding retiring mayor C. B. Fitagerald. Caldwell’s ex-military leadership cited as basis for transfer of power.
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Mayo Caldwell
Seattle
Hugh M. Caldwell
Caldwell
C. B. Fitagerald
West Side Republicans seek party preference primaries
Helena March 15 state political filings show Attorney M S Gunn of Helena submitting a petition as a candidate for the Republican national convention delayed by party rules. Other names from Livingston Anaconda and Deer Lodge show activity around party nominations and arraignments in Washington.
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West Side
Helena
M. S. Gunn
Red
Ingston
W. D
Goddard Tings
James F. C
Livingston
de Murphy
Anaconda
J. J. O'Neill
Deer
W. L. Collins
Acelars
Rallro
Publican
Chancellor Kapp Offers Pact To Ebert To End Revolution
March 15. Chancellor Kapp proposes continuance of the present cabinet of experts and a joint declaration with Ebert. A two month election plan for a new Reichstag and Prussian assembly is outlined. A clause bans general strikes as crimes against the people under certain conditions. The move aims to stabilize Berlin amid ongoing counterrevolution.
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Kapp
Germany
Ebert
Folchstag
National Assembly
Yple
Berlin
Neral Ateike
Bitin
Counter |Evolution
Clerks Union Endorses Daylight Saving Unanimously
In Butte the clerks union, with President Frank McKeon who sits on the city council, voted unanimously to support daylight saving. The group appointed a committee to confer with employers and seek their cooperation, citing an 18 to 1 pro ratio in yesterday's canvass as support.
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Butte Clerks’ Union
Frank McKeon
Mitchel? Nah
Tnd
Komad
Clerks’ Union
Tutte
Yesday
Butte
Turnive
Ihelock
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Fargo
N. D. Miles
Mattingly
Hatter
Congress
Tay E. Hanley
Gamer Shoe Company
A A. Richards
Jin
Wood Leading Johnson in Minnesota Primary
Minnesota primary results show Malnord Wood leading Senator Hiram Johnson by a wide margin as blizzard halts returns from about 450 precincts in St Paul and Minneapolis. Early totals: Wood 12,627. Johnson 8,517. Hoover 4,486. Lowden 3,010. Weather and transport disruptions affected reporting.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Malnard Wood
Hiram Johnson
California
Minneapolis
Wood
Johnson
Hoover
Lowden
Fines Levied on Nichols and 6 Others in Mail Fraud Case
Spokane officials report Walter J. Nichols, broker, and five others were fined from 100 to 1000 dollars each in U.S. district court after pleas of not contesting indictments charging fraudulent mail transactions in all stocks. Nichols and M. D. Couch received 1090 dollars each. J. H. Tudkin, A. D. Lawin, and D. W. Onthan were fined 250 dollars. W. Ty Mann paid 100 dollars. George W. Snyder charge dismissed.
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Spokane
Wash
Walter J. Nichols
United States’ District Court
Charkins
Nichols
M.D. Couch
Rowart
JH Tudkin
A.D. Lawin
D. W. Onthan
W. Ty Mann
United States
Amllar
George W. Snyter
Contractor 15 Not Willing 10 Stand Discount
Fragmentary notice reports a contractor hesitant to offer a stand discount and mentions bonding company and county commission discussion. The garbled OCR suggests a tentative connection between the contractor and a proposed county action with media commentary and contractual notes.
Germany Crisis Deepens as Allen Reports Unclear Status
Washington dispatches reveal no clear military or political guidance from Major General Henry T. Allen in Coblenz. Officials say the aim remains maintaining the status quo amid a vague German political situation and uncertain allied measures. The piece notes potential to extend to the American sector and hints at a general strike, with Allen focusing on stability over decisive action.
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Washington
Associated Press
Henry T. Allen
Coblenz
Alten
Ammerican
General Allen
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