Potential Coal Tieup Looms After April First
Indianapolis March 20 An announced prospect of a new coal industry tieup after April 1 looms as government prosecutions for alleged Lever Act violations proceed. E D Logsdon a key operator leader says wage conferences may be deemed illegal delaying a new war scale and possibly forcing miners to stop work after April 1 when contracts end. Also arrested were George A Van Dyke B E Neal W H Tobin and William Zeler as part of the federal crackdown.
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Indianapolis
Ind
E. D. Logsdon
Wilson
Logsdon
George A. van Dyke
B. E B. Neal
W. H. Tobin
William Zeler
Brazil
Bryan says treaty rejection a crime and calls for actions
In New Haven on March 20 W J Bryan denounces the senate for rejecting the treaty as a crime against the nation and democracy. He urges the majority in Congress to end the war and push League of Nations support, warning of chaos abroad and at home. He urges citizens to urge ratification and notes four votes could change the result.
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New Haven
Conn
W. J. Bryan
Senate
Mr. Bryan
Congress
League of Nations
House
Baltic Troops Reported Near Berlin Suburb
Rumors say Baltic troops still in Berlin district near the zoological gardens suburban station awaiting a pretext to enter the city. Security police are arriving from the country as Berlin tightens controls.
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Berlin
Zoological Gardens
Minnesota to send four uninstructed GOP delegates
Four uninstructed delegates at large were chosen at the Minnesota state Republican convention in St Paul to represent the state at the national Republican convention in Chicago next June.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Chicago
Snow destroys Montana state fish hatchery near Hebgen Dam
Great Falls March 20. Frank M. Kerr of Montana Power reports the state fish hatchery below Hebgen dam on the Madison river was crushed by a snowslide. Loss about 7000 dollars. The caretaker escaped. lodges owned by W E Corey of United Steel remained uninjured. Madison river road to Yellowstone park buried under 100 feet of snow and debris.
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Great Falls
Frank M. Kerr
Montana Power Company
Hebgen Dam
Madison River
W. E. Corey
United Steel
Yellowstone Paris
Dempsey Pleads Not Guilty In Draft Conspiracy Case
San Francisco March 20 Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion and manager Jack Kearns pleaded not guilty before Judge Robert S Bean in U S district court to conspiracy to evade theSelective Draft Act. Preliminary hearing set for April 3.
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San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Robert S. Bean
United States District Court
Kapp Reported Found in Hamburg After Berlin Revolt
London dispatch cites Exchange Telegraph from Copenhagen that Dr. Wolfgang Kapp, leader of the Berlin uprising, is now reported to be in Hamburg. The claim places him away from Berlin amid the revolutionary aftermath.
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London
Wolfgang Kapp
Berlin
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Why Should Turkey Escape Justice, Lloyd George Says
Premier Lloyd George answers a Turkish question during a March discussion with the Indian caliphate delegation led by Mo hammed Ali. He argues Turkey will receive justice equal to Austria and Germany and rejects indulgence for the Muslim nation. The Moslems request an international commission to probe Armenian massacres.
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London
Lloyd George
Mohamed Ali
Turkey
Austria
Germany
India
Mohammedaius
Child Missing Father Seeks Wife for Young Mary
Five year old Mary Felipovich of Butte is described as gravely ill after nine days without food. Her mother’s absence has prompted legal action by her father Mrs. John Felipovich files show.
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Beause
Mary Felipovich
John Felipovich
Butte
Butte People to Play All Parts in New Picture
The history of Butte, rich and vigorous, is to be captured on film. The Standard has arranged for a motion picture project expanding on local prominence with involvement from city residents and planners.
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Butte
Standard
British officials fear deeper hardships in Germany
British foreign office officials, citing latest German dispatches, expect conditions in Germany to deteriorate further before any improvement. They nevertheless express belief that some form of central government will eventually prevail, a view they say rests more on hope than certainty.
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London
March
Germany
Treaty Return Holds Wilson in Limbo as Peace Debate Drags On
After eight months of Senate wrangling the German treaty went back to President Wilson with a note that ratification was refused. Leaders warned against new reconsideration while campaign talk shifts attention to a possible declaration of peace, delayed until late next week.
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Senate
Wilson
Stump
Washington
Germany
White House
Capitol
House
Butte to Sell Halibut At Half Price From Puget Sound
Butte residents will get a price break on fresh halibut as 40,000 pounds are offered to the local trade at 15 cents a pound. Mayor W T Stodden arranged with the Pacific Sea Products association in Seattle to bring the fish from Puget Sound, making the fresh fish more affordable for a limited time starting Tuesday morning.
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Butte
Puget Sound
W. T. Stodden
Pacific Sea T Products Association
Seattle
Stodden
Newberry Convicted in 1918 Conspiracy of Election Laws
Marek Truman H. Newberry, U S senator from Michigan, is found guilty of conspiring to violate election laws. Sentenced to two years in Leavenworth and a $10,000 fine. Brother John S. Newberry and associates receive related penalties, with multiple others jailed or fined.
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Twand Rapids
Mich
Marek
Truman H. Newberry
United States
Michigan
Clarence W. Sessiong
Ile
Supreme Court
John S. Newberry
Frederick Cody
New York
Paul H. King
Detroit
Charles A. Floyd
Newberry
Leavenworth
George
Ladd
Sturbridge
Mass
Senator Newberry
Leaven+ worth
Charles. Pond
William J. Mickel
Allan A. Templeton
Roger M. Andrews
Milton Oakman
Murder of Cork Lord Mayor MacCurtain Shocks Ireland
The Cork Lord Mayor MacCurtain is found murdered after receiving a threatening note two days earlier. Constable Murray was shot in the street hours before. MacCurtain lies in state at the city hall as Sinn Fein volunteers guard the body and a funeral is planned. Police seek motive and suspects amid fears of wider reprisals across Ireland.
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Cork
Ireland
MacCurtain
Murray
Royal Irish Constabulary
Sinn Fein
Sinn
London
Viscount French
United Kingdom
Sinnein
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