Butte voters favor business men in city elections
Final ward returns show strong support for business candidates in Butte. A. V. Corry and J. K. Hesler led in their wards, with mayoral and treasurer races detailing Democratic and Republican totals across precincts. Official tallies set for council canvass tonight.
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Butte
A. V. Corry
Russ Matlock
J. K. Hesler
Peter McDermott
Arthur Perham
Bradley
Herman Blank
Murray Johnston
Blank
Johnston
Cronin
Davey
Hardcastle
Hayes
Horgan
King
McKeon
Cocking
Fenner
Grimes
Stodden
Thomas
Wilson
W. H. Davey
Horace F. Casey
Dan F. Shea
John T. Sullivan
Barry O'Leary
M. J. Mulholland
James
F. Paige
Ed Davis
Open Shop Talk Heats Up On Road Labor Row
On the road's police system debate touches union protection costs and seniority rules. Atterbury admits a spy system while defending spending on protections. A union bulletin aims to pressure non members into joining. Geer denies authoring a letter ordering defamation of labor. Chicago Burlington & Quincy workers reject wage cuts and US railway labor board appeal. Southern Pacific lays off 250 in Ogden and 557 in general shops April 1. Seattle workers face a 30 cent per hour wage reduction effective April 16 with hearings April 7.
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Atterbury
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
Walsh
I. W. Geer
St. Louis-Columbus
Mr. Geer
St. Louis
Geer
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Road
United States Railway Labor Board
Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific Company
Seattle
Southern Pacific System
J. H. Dwyer
McClure Named as IC Candidacy Consideration Mentioned
Salt Lake City reports that Dr. S. W. McClure of Pocatello Idaho long time secretary of the National Woolgrowers association is suggested for nomination to membership of the interstate commerce commission if Frank J. Hagenbarth cannot accept.
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Associated Prowse
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee christening marks first Puget Sound steel vessel with water bottle
Mrs Rudolph Pfeil Jr of Milwaukee, dubbed the mother of the Eighty fifth division for war work, arrived in Tacoma with two quarts of Lake Michigan water to christen the scout cruiser Milwaukee. She declined champagne and the ship will be launched with water instead of liquor.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Rudolph Pfeil Jr
Milwaukee
Eighty-fifth Division
Lake Michigan
Pfeil
Puget Sound
Election results by precinct and candidate tallies
A list of candidates across precincts A and B with party affiliations and voting totals. Notable figures include Corry and Hess with high totals, Butterfield and Bradley running unopposed for Precinct A and B totals, and Perham showing strong tallies in Precinct A and B.
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Butterfield
Bradley
Perham
Bergdoll Case Urges Prompt Steps For His Return
The American Legion National Legislative Committee calls for prompt decisive action to secure Grover C. Bergdoll’s return from Germany. The letter, directed by National Commander Galbraith, deems Bergdoll a deserter and criminal refugee, stressing it is a disgrace to the U S and endangers 5 000 000 World War I veterans. Two American youths face trial in Germany for attempting to seize Bergdoll.
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Germany
Grover C. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
American Legion
National Legislative Committee
Weeks
Galbraith
Legion
Bergdoll
United States
School Building Plans Approved by City Officials
Regular applications received by Clerk Rheim and selections by the business committee were referred to the board for approval. A complete list of the judges will be announced this afternoon and forms for ballots were submitted for the coming election. Three ballots will be used for the $525,000 bond issue trustees and the question of city hall continuing the present central high school system or maintaining more than one institution.
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Rheim
Business Committee
French Propose Giving Poles Part of Silesia
Berlin reports the Upper Silesia plebiscite results with Germany ahead 716 408 to Poland 471 406. Paris circles note Germans carried 12 of 17 districts but advocate ceding eastern districts to Poland, including key mining regions, to separate Upper Silesia from Germany.
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Poles
Silesia
Associated Press
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Interallied Commission
Germany
Poland
Paris
Petit Parisien
Temps
Men Held for Mutiny May Be Bomb Throwers
Five men listed as seamen were taken from the Rushville and jailed in New Orleans parish prison. Capt J H B Vanderdern and justice officials suggested possible links to the Wall Street bomb plot of Sept 16. The prisoners Shackled were Philip Bender Lionel Keubreuzuff Rudolph Dorsh Hans Randin and Henrik Lipan and were held incommunicado.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
New Orleans Parish
J. H. B. van Weeldern
New York and Cuba
Rushville
Department of Justice
New York
Wall Street
Philip Bender
Lionel Keubreezuff
Rudolph Dorsh
Hans Randin
Henrik Lipan
Five men in New Orleans chained after Rushville mutiny case
Washington reports that five men landed in chains in New Orleans from the freighter Rushville face mutiny charges. No link found yet to the New York blast last September per William J. Flynn. Investigation continues. trials will be in federal court in New York.
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Associated Press
Washington
New Orleans
Rushville
New York
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Flynn
Owever
High Seas
Federal Court of
Montreal Unemployed In City Exceeds Two Hundred Thousand
Montreal on March 22 faces unemployment with over 200000 men out of work, according to J T Foster former Trades and Labor council president who issued the statement today.
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Associated Press
Montreal
J. T. Foster
Trades and Labor Council
Montana legislative actions end in late session
Lawmakers completed votes on several bills, including cement and plaster taxes, and accepted senate amendments to two house bills after debate on enacting clauses. A liquor law measure aligned with the Volstead act passed both chambers awaiting the governor’s signature, while an inheritance tax reform saw 62 amendments approved. A memorial seeks federal seed grain aid for farmers in Montana North Dakota and Idaho as crop failures loom. The houses recessed to await bill enrollments and signing in open session.
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House
Senate
Johnson
Deer Lodge
Committee of the Whole
Fifth Judicial District
Jefferson County
Silver Bow
MacDonald
Flathead
Montana
Schnabkow
State Board of Health
Scharnikow
Senate Judiciary Committee
Slattery and
Lowe
North Dakota
Idaho
Utah Bans Cigarette Label on Tobacco Containers
Salt Lake City reports the attorney general's opinion that after June 8 the word cigarette on tobacco container labels becomes unlawful in Utah. The ruling bars sale of brands advertised for pipe or cigarette and requires manufacturers to use a special Utah container for goods sold there.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Katy Flyer Held Up Near Muskogee
In Muskogee Oklahoma on March 223 the Missouri Kansas and Texas Texas special was robbed 30 miles south of McAlester at nine o clock. The bandits reportedly jumped from the train before McAlester and vanished into nearby woods. Bloodhounds from the state penitentiary are tracking the suspects.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Oklo
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
McAlester
State Penitentiary
Walsh submits report on British military Ireland
In Washington on March 22 Frank P Walsh as counsel for the republic of Ireland submitted to the Senate judiciary a memorandum claiming that Britain's upkeep in Ireland plus Irish claims could cost half the annual interest on Britain’s debt to the United States. Walsh estimates British operations in Ireland this year at over 128 million dollars with about 30 million for the royal Irish constabulary and 62 million for other expenditures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank P. Walsh
Republic of Ireland
Senate
Ireland
United States
Walsh
Royal Irish Constabulary
Treasury report cites British debt interest at two hundred nine million
The Army of Occupation and a $36,000,000 payment for government claims are noted. A 1920 treasury report, as stated by Secretary Walsh, claims annual interest on the British debt would reach $209,840,000.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Walsh
Gibbons Stops Heavier Opponent In Two Rounds
Tommy Gibbons of St Paul punished Paul Samson of New York so severely that the referee halted the 15 round bout in the second round here tonight. Gibbons weighed 170 pounds, ten pounds less than Samson, and floored him twice in the first round. Samson took a nine count in the second, and the referee stopped further action.
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New York
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Paul Samson
Gibbons
Mson
Samson
Secont
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