Public meeting endorses bond issue for school buildings
Citizens of Silver Bow Montana endorse a bond plan to fund new and modern school facilities. A holdover school board member outlined centralized buildings and bonds issued in $1000 increments. Resolutions praise public schools, teachers, and Montana education, pledging prudent building as district growth continues.
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KE. A. Morley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Board of Trustees
Butte
More Arrests in Coal Price Conspiracy Case
Terre Haute Indiana March 22 United Mine Workers official Ed Stuart president district No 11 and secretary treasurer William Mitch along with 18 others were arrested by a U S marshal on charges of conspiring to raise coal prices tied to a recent Indianapolis federal grand jury indictment.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ed Stuart
William Mitch
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Indianapolis
Stork Delays Funeral in Denver Birth During Funeral
In Denver a funeral for Frank Ailes was interrupted when his widow gave birth to a baby girl inside the family home just as the cortege was to depart for the cemetery.
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STORK
Denver
Frank Ailes
Ailes
Butte Primary Vote Totals Show Quiet Eight Ward Election
In Butte, the Democratic ticket led in wards One, Two, Six and Seven while Republicans won in Three, Four, Five and Eight. Incumbents McKeown Holland Davis Freudenstein Austin Woods sought renomination. Austin finished last. Ward details list vote counts for each candidate and the noon to 7 pm polling window.
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McKeown
Holland
Davis
Freudenstein
Austin
Woods
Shelby Irvine
Daly
Cava
Prices of Standard Shoes To Be Reduced In Spring
New York reports reductions in prices for standard shoes in spring and summer. John J. Slater, president of the Retail Shoe Dealers association, told Arthur Williams, federal food administrator, that retailers will accept smaller profit margins. Reductions exclude fancy and ultra fashion footwear and may signal broader narrowing of margins in wearing apparel.
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New York
John J. Slater
Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Arthur Williams
Slater
Labor unions split over Montesano trial verdict
Centralia unions report a split after the Central Labor council endorsed the not guilty verdict from the labor jury in the Montesano trial of I W W members. The painters union withdrew from the council and the carpenters will vote on withdrawal.
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Centralia
Wash
Central Labor Council
Labor
Montesano
the Painters’ Union
Carpenters
Boston Glutton Claims to Be Greatest Eater
Eugene Shelton proclaims world eater title noting he can consume 68 eggs and five quarts of milk in a sitting and once ate four quarts of oysters. He claims breakfast, lunch, and dinner totals with meat, potatoes, bread, pie, and multiple coffees. He is 5'8" and 1385 pounds, born in Pleasant Point Missouri in 40 years, works in a laundry.
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Shelton
Pleasant Point
Spain
Trial adjourned in Wooton kidnapping case in Bisbee deportations
Tombstone Arizona March 22 adjournment until Wednesday was ordered in the trial of Harry E Wooton on kidnapping charges tied to the Bisbee deportations Judge Samuel L Pattee considers admissibility of evidence about Bisbee conditions at the time of the deportations
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Tombstone
Ariz
Harry E. Wooton
Bisbee
Samuel L. Pattee
Census figures show growth in several towns
Census Bureau data released today lists Bismarck North Carolina with 6951 residents up 1508 or 27.7 percent Keokuk Iowa 14423 up 415 or 3 percent and Newton Iowa 6627 up 2011 or 43.6 percent indicating rapid population increases in these locations.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bismarck
N. C
Keokuk
Iowa
Newton
College Girls Work at Mount Holyoke Amid Kitchen Shortage
In South Hadley Massachusetts Mount Holyoke College students replace departing cooks by serving as waitresses and dishwashers. They also clean rooms due to female help shortages from nearby factories. Volunteers recently shingled the Episcopal home. Savings go toward the college endowment of 3 million dollars.
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South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Woodbridge Hall
Episcopal Home
Germany plans propaganda drive for Versailles treaty revision
Paris dispatch says Germans mobilize world propaganda to push revision of the Versailles treaty and convene a new conference to allow vanquished nations to challenge clauses. A book titled The Greatest Crime of Humanity has 10 million free copies printed for distribution in the US, UK, and France. The Berlin revolt on March 13 allegedly slowed the effort.
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Paris
Germany
Geneva
America
England
France
Berlin
Michigan senatorial ballot count to be discussed
Washington March 22 plans for counting ballots in the Michigan senatorial contest will be discussed tomorrow by the senate elections sub committee chaired by Senator Watson republican Indiana. Attorneys for Senator Newberry and Henry Ford will attend the meeting.
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Washington
Michigan
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Newberry
Henry Ford
Peace proposal for separate U S peace with Germany and Austria
Representative Britten of Illinois introduced a bill proposing a separate peace between the United States and Germany and Austria to foster peaceful commerce. The measure also calls for creation of an European trade council to promote broader trade with Europe.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Austria
Britten
Ilinois
European Trade Council
Europe
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Thomas
Snell
Seventh Ward
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Wilkinson
Fitzgerald
Walsh
Eighth Ward
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