Austrians to be received in St Germain with prominent role
Information from Associated Press indicates Austrian chief delegates will arrive in St Germain tomorrow evening. General Albertini leads the Italian military mission. Major Tyler represents the United States. French officials will host the ceremony of presenting terms with the interallied military mission. The Italians likely sit at the head of the table while the Austrian delegation stays in Meudon or nearby hotels to avoid public entry.
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Tyler
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Condh
Germany
Communist Gangs Rise As Romanian Advance Shapes Budapest
From Budapest reports indicate Hungarian communists gain confidence as Romanian forces advance, encouraging the movement to consolidate power. Officials note the pressure may push them toward drastic actions if the Budapest capital is threatened.
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Boent
Butte News Briefs and Telegraphic Notes
Telegraphic news continues with items on Bowter kink damages old prospectors active, wage and reckless auto drivers. Board hears many requests as Butte hosts children’s day at Columbia Gardens. Soldiers may get additional support as Butte athletes depart for Misreconstruction helpers. Divorce court and mining news featured amid general notices and classified items. Strong Bolshevists cited in a church-related dispute with forewarning of destruction.
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Sieneral
Knights of Columbus hold notable Butte conclave
Delegates to the Montana Knights of Columbus state meeting in Butte heard Bishop John I. Carroll of the Helena diocese praise the order for backing Catholic education and urged support for a proposed Catholic high school for boys in Butte. The gathering, at Sacred Heart church, included a morning Mass, a sermon on Catholic Education, and a smoke at the order’s hall. The convention will elect officers this afternoon and adjourn by noon tomorrow.
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Representative Burnett Dies After Bomb Attempt in Alabama
Asden May 13. Representative John J. Burnett of the Sew Alabama district, a longtime congressman and proponent of deportation and immigration control bills, died within ten minutes after a bomb failed. Burnett, born in Cedar Bluff in 1851, had been elected to the Fifty-ninth Congress and re-elected subsequently. He left a wife and one son as survivors. The blast was linked to a broader package mail threat against government officials.
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Bandits Pull Bold Job at Emeryville Vault Heist
Two masked bandits entered Emeryville, forced six employees including five women into a vault, then fled in a car with $5,400 in coin currency. Police describe them as about 18 to 20 years old, noting a large amount of gold was left behind due to weight.
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Montana Weather Cast Promises Warmer West and South
Fair Wednesday with warmer readings in the western and southern portions of Montana. Thursday looks unsettled and cooler with a likely shower as a low pressure system moves through the region.
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Peace Talks at Versailles Dominate Day in Theaters of War
Reports from Paris and Berlin describe ongoing discussions on the peace treaty as Allied and Associated representatives settle terms. German leaders pledge to withdraw factions from negotiations while Austria’s borders and Turkish issues are debated. Optimism grows over Italian concessions as Austrian delagation nears St Germain.
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Toledo lockout disrupts Overland strike action
About 10 009 workers were locked out for 48 hours as talks stalled between the Bee and Willy Overland concern. Both sides left room for negotiations while union members faced withdrawal from Toledo banks. A union bank charter may be discussed Thursday with local banks and businesses supporting the company stance. A small effort by women to sell tags to aid the unemployed was noted.
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Seaplane squadron on edge for start
Newfoundland May 13 seaplanes prepare for a start amid weather and engine heat concerns. Planes may launch from harbor if outer bay conditions are rough. Crews plan to heat lubricants using steam from the oil supply tanks to ensure flight readiness and collect data from onboard logs of the voyage.
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Republicans say they will organize Senate
On the eve of conferences progressives predicted Republicans would organize the Senate when it convenes Monday. An agreement limited talks to a conference, with seven senators meeting to discuss nominations for president pro tempore and chairmanships. Curtis of Kansas was favored by progressives, while Lenroot and Johnson were unsettled due to candidacy positions.
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Berlin riot over Scheidemann peace address in assembly
Berlin on May 12 saw crowds rise as Chancellor Scheidemann denounced the Allied peace terms as brutal and dictated. He warned the peace would jail Germany and crush millions if accepted, while noting President Wilson had deceived the German people. A split Assembly reaction followed amid debate on future government.
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What is an anarchist Henry Ford jury questions
Mich May 18 jurors in the libel suit of Henry Ford against the Chicago Daily Tribune faced jury questioning. The 12 jurors were selected but not exhaustively interrogated and remain subject to challenges for cause or peremptory dismissal. Lawyers clashed over admissible evidence and military preparedness remarks as proceedings continued, with page continuation noted.
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