Knights of Columbus Parade Draws Nearly a Thousand
In Butte a crowd near a thousand gathered from the Knights of Columbus as they formed to march from the West Broadway club house to Sacred Heart Church. The parade paused to escort Bishop Glass and Bishop Carroll and a priest to the urn at the red Heart rectory amid the procession.
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Knights of Columbus
Butte
West Broadway
Sacred Heart Ehurch
Marine Corps Red Heart Rectory
Bishop Glass
Bishop Carroll
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Mass at Sacred Heart
The event drew over 1400 attendees as Bishop Carroll officiated a pontifical high mass at Sacred Heart. Bishop Glass led the fourth degree exemplification with Knights of Columbus, highlighted by patriotic themes, reconstruction duties, and vows to support veterans, education, and American liberty.
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Sacred Heart
Bishop Carroll
Iey
Leonard
Ergachi
Nina Oman
Hayes
Catholic War Council
Joseph A. Glass
Jim Ham Ready for Law Practice After Senate Career
James Hamilton Lewis, retiring Democratic whip of the Senate, returns to Chicago after a western trip to resume law practice. He notes sentiment against the administration in the Pacific coast and mountains, urges U.S. control of Mexican affairs by force to stop outrages, and comments on opposition to European alliance. Also reported is the Mount Vernon transport escort voyage with Secretary Daniels aboard as he sails.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Senate
United States
Len Medill McCormick
Illinois
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Mountain States
Washine
Siberia
Germany
Toledo Protest Draws Mothers and Soldiers to Willys Ford Plant
In Toledo on May 11 women with babes and discharged soldiers led a march with locked out Willys Overland and Ford Plate Glass workers. Street meetings followed without incident under a soldiers and sailors council tag. Labor leaders call it bolshevist. plans emerge for cooperative stores and weekly dues collection to aid idle workers as talks resume.
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Toledo
Ohio
Willys-Overland Automobile
Ford Plate Glass Company
Soldiers Sailors’ Council
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Willys Overland Company
Central Labor Council
Cornell Schreiber
The
Overland Company
Ofelas
Butte Notes Report Courting, Births, Visitors and Local Guests
Edward Ochs visits from Missoula to Butte over Sunday, a daughter born May 8 to Mr and Mrs Sam Varens of Butte. John G Wideman from Miles City visits, Miss Anna Warner visits Bearmouth, births listed at 2118 Yew Street and 1836 Phillips Avenue, visitors from Basin, Boise, Deer Lodge, Anaconda, Helena, Dillon and Great Falls. Prominent Dillonites and out-of-town guests frequent the Finlen, Thornton, Legg and Finlen hotels as the week ends with arrivals from multiple Montana towns.
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Edward Ochs
Missoula Ern
Sam Varens
Butte
John G. Wideman
Finten
Miles City
Anna Warner
Thornton
Bearmouth
James Trythall
Yew Street
Horn
Don Coopha
West Daly Street
Robert Berg
Shirley B. Williams
Basin
Hoefner
Bissonette
Phil Carrigan
Sancc-Alpine
Placer Street
K. J. Watters
Idaho
Boise
R.N. Hawkins
Leggat
Henry Laughlin
Phillips Avenue
Helena
Finlen
TL. Martin
Teaymond T. Nagle
J. Purcell
Pat Casey
le A ‘Thomas
Dixon
William Flannery
Tuloca
Great Falls
Thomas
Fagan Thomas Conoly
A.W. Tracey
Fed de Loftus
W. F. McCa
William Tribble
Gallat
J.D. Mulcahey
Deer Lodge
Billings
DM. Hyands
J.D
J. J. Burett
Leo Hunter
B. J. Martin
P. E. Hanley
T. M. Kehoe
V.L. Thomas
Joseph A. Hanlon
J. C. O'Donnell
F. M. Lawrence
P. F. Dowling
Ruby Mine
Rudquest Nex Maddein
Jorick
Butte Hotel
France Tells Pani to Show His Papers
Paris May 11 Albert J Pani Mexican minister to France said he had been notified he might present his credentials at the French foreign office May 13 This notice came as Mexican press announced his departure for Spain Havana May 11 bank figures show subscriptions totaling 2317200 with 1330 subscribers to the Victory report Cuba quota filled
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Paris
Albert J. Pani
France
Havana
Cuba
Swimmer Knocks Off Longtime Record in Alameda Meet
Alameda California May 11 Harold O Stubby Kruger former winning swimmer now student day swam to beat the old record of 58 Kee set by Abe Siegel Chicago Clarence Howe formerly of Marys College J and George Seroth of Nto California finished third Kruger clocked 57 3 5 seconds in the event at the Homeluty meet.
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Alameda
Cal
Harold O
Stubby
Kruger
Abe Siegel
Chicago
Clarence Howe
Mary's College J
George Seroth
Nto
Paris Press Agents Criticize German Reports
A HU press note from Paris on May 11 condemns a German petition as a pipe dream and odious calumny. It asserts microphones were not present in mail rooms and warns the French government might expel the German correspondents if the accusation is repeated.
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Paris
Romania and Allies Halt Romanian Advance at Budapest
The Associated Press reports that Allied powers halted the Romanian advance to Budapest by orders relayed through Vienna. Officials in Berne state the move reflects probable political reasons and cite representatives of the allied powers.
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Rumaniah
Bernements
Vienna
Budapest
Copenhagen chills over plebiscite in Schleswig
Desirables in Denmark react to a peace treaty clause granting four plebiscites in Southern Schleswig. The population in the district is described as German, with Danish government and rigsdag insisting on nationality principles. Paris dispatch notes Wilson’s tour and Greek discussions with Venizelos and Balfour, while Berne reports German bonds dropping after peace terms. A Canadian artillery veteran returns with a grave photograph and a bravery citation.
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Copenhagen
Schleswig
Denmark
Dag
Rigsdag
Wilford Vance Or
Rassen
Canadian “Artillery Regiment
Dutch Views Of The Treaty And Protests In 1919
Fragmentary report shows Dutch opinions on the treaty with harsh judgments about Germany and calls to protest actions. Telegrams from Samuel Gompers and John Mundell of the Pan American Federation of Labor are noted as part of the exchange.
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Senate
Samuel Gompers
The
American Federation
pan-Americat of Labor
John. Munde
Ford libel case at Mount Clemens opens with defense attack
May 11 Mount Clemens Michigan Henry Ford faces a libel suit over a remark calling him an anarchist. Judge Tucker presides as Ford’s counsel challenge the Tribune article and seek to limit evidence to the libel claim alone focusing on whether the publication branded him an anarchist. The defense argues preparedness history is irrelevant and could extend the trial.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Chicago Daily’ Tribune
Tucker
Ford
Tribune
Brie
Ounsel
Call for Extradition of Exiled German Emperor
Paris May 11 The Temps publishes a note from the German delegation in Paris stating the demand for the extradition of the former German emperor has reached Holland and awaits action by authorities.
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MR. Hohenzollern
Paris
The
Temps
Holland
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Carroll
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Sacred Heart Parish
America
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