Boston speaker to discuss Bolshevism in Butte
Peter W. Collins of Boston arrives in Butte to lecture on Bolshevism the Red Menace at the high school auditorium tomorrow night. An expert witness on radicalism, he has advised Illinois reforms and spoken nationwide. Admission is free. seats reserved for World War veterans.
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Peter W. Collins
Boston
Knights of Columbus
Butte
Collins
New York
Illinois
United States Supreme Court
Deneen
Pope Pius X
Woman Teller Robbed in Daylight Hold Up at Spokane
Edith Winslow assistant teller at Spokane Savings and Loan Association was robbed at gunpoint while alone in the office. The unmasked robber escaped with 2000 to 2500 dollars in $5, $10 and $20 bills. police indicated a false shooting alarm delayed officers and misdirected them to another address.
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Spokane
Edith Winslow
Spokane Savings and Loan Association
Society
Black Cat Symbol as Sabotage Admitted in Court
Portland, March 26 The Black Cat repeatedly seen in I W W literature is linked to sabotage by George F. Vanderveer counsel for Joseph Laundy on trial for criminal syndicalism. Vanderveer objected when witness William Josh offered background on the symbol.
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Portland
Ore
George F. Vanderveer
Joseph Laundy
Vanderveer
William Josh
Josh
Northern Pacific staff reshuffles executive lineup in bold moves
St Paul March 26 Numerous changes in the Northern Pacific railroad executive staff were announced. P Lonergan moves to assist Vice President James G Woodworth in charge of operations. A D Charlton named general passenger agent succeeding A M Cleland who becomes passenger traffic manager. J J Baird becomes freight traffic manager. General freight traffic between St Paul and Seattle split between Alexander Tinling of Seattle and Henry Blakeley of St Paul whose territories extend to Paradise Montana.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Co. P. Lonergan
Spokane
James G. Woodworth
A. D. Charlton
Portland
Ore
A. M. Cleland
J. J. Baird
New British Ambassador Calls Propaganda Futile
Sir Auckland Geddes, ambassador elect to the United States, dismisses propaganda as futile and urges deep, ongoing U S Britain exchange. He predicts years of work through student interchange to build true friendship and understanding between nations. He notes trade rivalry and stresses frugality and plain speaking in diplomacy.
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London
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Actu
America
Great Britain
England
Five Story St Xavier Apartments Damaged by Fire
Fire swept the St Xavier apartments in San Francisco causing extensive damage estimated in the many thousands. A woman tenant was saved by a policeman after being overcome by smoke and a fireman suffered minor injuries from falling glass. A defective furnace is believed to have started the blaze.
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San Francisco
St. Xavier Apartments
Federal jury reindicts Ship Board manager Blain Seattle
Captain John I Blain former North Pacific district manager of the United States Shipping Board was reindicted by a federal grand jury on charges he took secret commissions on board sales. The new indictment details a 15988.15 dollar commission from Steward Davis and Equipment Co of New York on board equipment sales. The case ties to wartime shipbuilding contract probes. It notes the Mauretania’s 676 knot speed in 1911 as the fastest Atlantic run.
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Seattle
John I.’. Blain
North Pacific
United States Shipping Board
Blain
United States
Jeremiah Neterer
Hungarian Throne Offer to Charles Reported in Geneva
Geneva dispatch says Admiral Horthy secretly offered the Hungarian throne to former Emperor Charles with plans for restoring the Hapsburg monarchy. The move reportedly has population consent and comes via Prangin where the ex-emperor resides.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Horthy
Hungary
Charles
Hapsburg
Prangin
Hotel Man Begins Serving Jail Term Over Liquor Violation
James W. Harding proprietor of the Olympus hotel in Tacoma began a 40 day jail sentence after his 1919 arrest for liquor law violation. He appealed to the state supreme court, which ruled against him. Also noted is the 1908 US Britain arbitration treaty ending June 4 1928 with possible renewal.
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Tacoma
James W. Harding
Olympus
Harding
State Supreme Court
United States
Great Britain
Plan to Bring 250 European Servants to Spokane
Spokane leaders announce a drive to import 250 young women from Europe to ease a domestic servant shortage. C P Oudin says a representative will select and escort the girls, cover passage, and supervise travel. Girls sign work contracts only after arriving in Spokane and assessing conditions. The plan seeks mayor and city council approval.
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Spokane
Europe
C. P. Oudin
Spokana
Early presidents who served two full four year terms
The only U S presidents before Wilson who completed two full four year terms were Jefferson Madison Monroe Jackson and Grant.
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United States
Wilson
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Jackson
Grant
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Floyd Macgrifyt
International News Service
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Washington
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Atlantic Ocean
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